Willis Poised to Maintain Ohio Leadership in U S Senate
The Ohio Republican nominee Frank B. Willis, a veteran of the Ohio House, Congress, and governor, is presented as a strong successor to Warren G. Harding. The profile highlights his early tax reform, farming and rural focus, interstate commerce work, and broad national recognition.
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Davis Economy versus Donahey Extravagance in Ohio Politics
Ohio voters face a choice between Harry L. Davis promising economical government as governor while opponents argue limits to spending cuts. The record cited highlights Cleveland deficits shrinking to surpluses and cited per capita costs, with Baltimore and other cities used as benchmarks for efficiency.
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Mrs Davis and Son Escape Bolshevists Bomb Blast
Mrs. Harry L. Davis and her son narrowly escaped death when a bomb planted under the mayor of Cleveland's home exploded during a radical campaign era attack. The blast shattered the house as the boy slept above the kitchen, with the child found buried under debris but unharmed.
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Harding's Plant Unionized At His Own Suggestion
The Marion Star reports that Senator Warren G. Harding supports labor and has unionized his Marion Ohio plant. He introduced a cooperative system where almost all workers are stockholders paid from dividends, with many gains above union scales. Harding, a practical printer, has never had a strike and remains sympathetic to workers.
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Harding's Labor Record and Key Votes
Summary of Senator Warren G Harding's labor related votes. Includes support for Child Labor bill Borah amendment to Shipping Board bill Workmen's Compensation Revenue bill to protect American workers Immigration bill passage over veto Lodge amendment on child labor duties Poindexter amendments on food market cornering Pomerene support for federal power to fix coal prices and overtime pay for government employees after eight hours.
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Public Resentment and Clean Campaigns Endorse Harry L. Davis
The piece argues Democrats rely on falsehoods to sway women voters in a Cleveland state race. It praises Harry L. Davis for honest conduct and public support from clergy and civic leaders, contrasting with Democratic tactics. It notes Davis and Republican candidates emerge with trust and honor, while labor and civil records are scrutinized. Harding and Willis are framed as clean contenders.
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Dollar Wheat Talk Reflects Ohio Farmer Wage Debate
A speaker defends his past remark on dollar wheat amid current price volatility. He recalls helping cut sixty cent wheat and selling as low as forty cents, noting wartime context and changes in conditions since then. He asserts no misrepresentation and signals ongoing policy changes.
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Senator Harding's Agricultural Program Outlined
The document lists seven aims for farmers including representation in government, cooperative marketing, scientific price study, ending price fixing, farm loan support, improved railroad service, and tariff revision to favor American labor and agriculture. It also notes a critique by Percy Tetlow attributing the workmen's compensation idea to others.
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Republican Candidates Seek Election on Records of Service
Five Republican state office candidates seek a second term on records of faithful service. Lieut. Gov. Clarence J. Brown presided over the state senate for 13 months with no questioned decisions. Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith has shown efficiency amid rising duties. Joseph T. Tracy is experienced in public accounting. Rudolph W. Archer rose from grass-blower to state treasurer and advocates union ties. Attorney General John G. Price won renomination on a strong record and increased delinquents recovery.
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