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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
4
In Fulton County Tribune brief items section, unclear text notes a subscriber request or clarification regarding a post or notice. The fragment references a possible payment or service matter and hints at a pending update or response from the publication. The readable text provides no names, dates, or locations beyond Fulton County.
Plans to restore and preserve Independence Hall and its adjacent buildings are complete to the finest detail, replicating original scale and materials. The project aims to recreate the building as conceived by colonial builders, preserving its historical character and the Liberty Bell among its features.
Column features a stacked page of classified ads for sale items and services. Listings include vehicles, furniture, livestock, real estate notes, and a political column referencing Attorney General Price and Senator Harding, with regional address details and contact hints.
The Ohio Republican convention in Columbus endorses Harding and Coolidge, pledges constitutional government, denounces lynching, supports a federal anti lynching law, honors veterans, endorses state government surveys, and backs efficient, businesslike administration. It supports agricultural, labor, and road policies, opposes price fixing, and calls for forward education funding despite fiscal constraints.
The Republican keynote speech by A R Johnson of Ironton outlines a platform for educational funding, pay as you go public debt limits, home rule on taxation, and strong opposition to Democratic policies. It praises the Republican assembly, calls for constitutional government, and urges a 100 percent Americanism while criticizing Mr Wilson and Democratic leadership. The piece also covers state taxation, economy in administration, and the need for fiscal restraint to support schools and local subdivisions.
Wood delegates from Ohio to the Republican national convention report strong enthusiasm for Senator Harding. William H. Boyd of Cleveland declares no sore spots and says Republicans left the convention united and ready to support Harding to the finish. Hon. H. M. Daugherty adds the campaign will stress principles over personalities.
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