Harding Nominated for Presidency by Republican National Convention
Warren G. Harding of Ohio won the Republican nomination after a nine ballot deadlock at Chicago. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was named running mate as party factions shifted and Pennsylvania finally delivered the decisive 60 votes. Harding became the nation’s presidential candidate and cheers erupted in Marion Ohio as news spread.
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Lowden Releases Delegates as Octave of Ballots End Delays
Gov Frank L owd en explains he freed delegates after the eighth ballot fearing a prolonged deadlock would hurt the party and country. He urged supporters to back the eventual candidate with confidence while congratulating the loyal volunteers. Kentucky national committeeman A T Hers credits transfer of Lowden votes to Harding.
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Harding Born In Cabin. Mount Gilead, Ohio
Republicans of Morrow county report a news item from Mount Gilead Ohio dated June 14 detailing a political development or event. The fragment mentions Harding but lacks full context or outcome. The note appears to relate to local party affairs and potential candidacy or campaign actions.
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Law and Order Coolidge rises from obscurity
Calvin Coolidge of Northampton Mass gains national recognition after Boston police strike of 1919. As governor he ordered the state guard onto the streets, declared law and order, and labeled strikers as deserters. Troops kept peace for weeks and a new police force was recruited.
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English Scout Instructor Miss Margaret Piter in New England
Miss Margaret Piter of England, a veteran girl scout, arrived as an instructor sent by Lady Baden Powell to guide the girl scouts of the New England states.
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