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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1920
Page
6
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A wartime report describes Florin a germ destroying antiseptic praised for battlefield use and public health. It claims rapid healing of cuts sores and gums with two tablets dissolved in water, asserts superior germ destruction to peroxide, and notes wide household and factory applications.
Chicago on June 12 Leonard Wootan released a statement to the public praising associates for their work in his campaign. He expresses gratitude for the loyal help during the pre convention and convention contests and appreciates the nationwide expression of confidence and support.
A political contest continues after a nine ballot stalemate as candidates rally support across multiple states. The frontrunner Harding appears to gain ground though margins vary by region and party dynamics remain unsettled.
A historical recount honors Warren G Harding detailing his Marion roots and early career from local origins to state politics. It notes service in police or public roles, 1903 Senate bid, and later national ascent with Ohio voters supporting him for U S Senate and governor. The piece highlights his business ties and community roles.
The convention moved through a drawn out roll call as Harding gained momentum. Pennsylvania’s Sproul shifted to Harding unlocking a flood of votes while Wood and Lowden faded. Johnson collapsed. Final tally showed Harding far ahead with 692 votes, Lowden 12, Wood 157, Johnson 4 and others minimal.
A night session yielded no official ballot list as two wholesale switch votes emerged. The Harding campaign pressed for a motion to declare it unanimous, but the move failed due to opposition from the Wisconsin delegation.
The labor federation condemned the Republican platform for denying the right to strike against the government and failing to support union rights, wage arbitration, and federal reform. It attacked clauses on Mexican policy, high living costs, and the justice of collective bargaining. The report urged protecting workers and opposing coercive measures.
The piece lists candidates and officers for a suburban day boosters committee including John T. Adams as vice chair and Lawrence B. Miller as secretary. It notes an executive committee is to be formed from fifteen members eight men seven women, with a woman as assistant secretary. It also details a scene with a police boat recovering a youth’s body after a drowning, coronial involvement, and a local undertaker. It then provides a long retail directory for midweek shopping day including autos, auto accessories, cigars, confections, department stores, druggists, flour and feed, furniture, grocers, jewelers, and ready to wear items.
Calvin Coolidge of Northampton Massachusetts rose to national prominence during the 1919 Boston police strike, earning the nickname Law and Order Coolidge. The piece traces his Vermont birth on July 4 1872, early public offices, rise in Massachusetts politics, and marriage to Grace Goodhue with two sons.
The article notes Senator Harding’s family ties and public image as he accepts the nomination. It mentions his sister Mrs Carolyn Wotan and his wife Heber Vouin, and that news came to Chicago by long distance call from his headquarters.
Two youths drown at a swimming pool near the Seaflower club after entering the second basin at the Lincoln high yorn area. Findley McCullach and his younger brother Williams McCullach ventured into the pool while learning to swim. the younger boy cried for help and vanished beneath the water despite rescue attempts. Authorities and local residents, including Archib Smith, searched the pool area and nearby farmhouses for the missing boy.
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