Harding to Hold Seat in Senate
Senator Harding declares he will not resign from the Senate before the end of his term and plans to seek re election. He hopes to be formally notified of the nomination mid July and continues campaign preparations, with early congratulations pouring in from Republicans and allies. The piece also notes a June wedding of Miss Douish Miles and Mr Leroy Benton in Ohio.
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Harding
Senate
Columbus
Cox
Ohio
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Senator Harding
Ma. Ohio
Benator Harding
Shaw
Henry Lane Wilson
Macico
Senator la Follette
Wisconin
Bryan
Eliha Root
Europe
McKinley
Hays
Republican National Committee
Thomas
Colorado
Rienee Thomas
Behatar Harding
Tueo
Douish F. Miles
Leroy ©. Benton
Wynox
Laurie John H. Miles
Paradise
R. D. Bennect
Martford
John
Harding Coolidge Ticket Praised By Diverse Senators
Secretary Baker declined comment while Senator Jones of Washington called Harding a brilliant stroke and a strong candidate. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska praised Harding as a man of high character and fit for the Republican platform. Senator Chamberlain of Oregon favored a strong party vote for the GOP. Representative Clark of Missouri said Harding and Coolidge would be easy to beat. Representative Flood of Virginia called the ticket fairly strong for Democrats to nominate Palmer with Cox.
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Baker
Chamberlain
Oregon
Champ Clark
Missouri
Harding
Coolidge
Flood
Virginia
Palmer
Cox
Senators Lodge
Senate
Brandegee
Connecticut
Fall
New Mexico
Smoot
Utah
Chicago
Ohio
Brown
W. L. Parmenter
Lima
Smith
General Pershing
Ming
Thomas ‘Teagart
Indiana Democratic Teac
Taggart
Lave
Mal Yoo
Deir Admiral
Willam
Oklahoma visitors visit relatives in Hartford and Owensboro
Mr and Mrs J I McCuen and daughter Eleanor of Tulsa travel to visit Mire McCuen s sister Mrs by R Pirtie and De Pirtie and other relatives Mrs W E B Newbolt and children Richard and Clarence join the group but stop in Owensboro to visit relatives before continuing to Hartford where they will stay for some time
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J. I McCuen
Eleanor
Tulsa
Mire
McCuen
By R. Pirtie
de. Pirtie
W. EB. Newbolt
Richard
Clarence
McCuens
Owensboro
Hartford
Social Club Hosts Mrs Williams Visit
Mrs Hooker Williams entertained the Ladies Social Club at her Sulphur Springs road home on Wednesday afternoon in a pleasant gathering. Guests included Mesdames James Lewis, Andrew Payne, Ian Taylor, Floyd Arbuckle of East Hartford and Clarence Overhulte of Cadardo, Colo, with Progressive rook as the featured game and refreshments served.
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Hooker Williams
Sulphur Springs Road
Rook
Mesdame
James
Lewis
Andrew Payne
Ian Taylor
Floyd Arbuckle
East Hartford
Clarence |Overhulte
Cadardao
Colo
Legislature Rejects Federal Ratification on Woman Suffrage
Baton Rouge June 15 The Louisiana House voted 67 to 44 to defeat the Federal ratification resolution aimed at enfranchising women before the November election. A swift 60 to 39 vote followed opposing the outrage, while the Senate had failed to pass the ratification last week.
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Baton Rouge
House
Senate
Harding Wins Republican Nomination Dark Horse at Convention
Warren G Harding of Marion Ohio secures the Republican presidential nomination after a lengthy deadlock with Wood Lowden and Johnson. The Kentucky delegation led the break and Harding, aged 50, has long experience in journalism and state politics. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts named as running mate, renowned for Boston Police Strike leadership and Mass governorship.
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Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Harding
Kentucky
William McKinley
Ohio Central College
Iberia
Marion Star
Trinty Baptist Church
Ohio Senate
United States Service
Calvin Coolidge
State of
Mass
Chicago
Union
Boston
Hays Enters Race for Congress in Fourth District
Hon W P Hays of Bloomfield Nelson County visited Hartford on Wednesday to announce his Republican candidacy for Congress from the Fourth District He is described as an intelligent prosperous farmer ready to canvass the district fully if nominated He pledges to conduct a thorough campaign by honorable means to win in the fall The announcement appears in this issue.
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W. P. Hays
Bloomfield
Nelson County
Hartford
Hays
Linden Thomas Wins Best Effort Honor in Louisville
Linden Thomas son of Mr and Mrs J MH Thomas won the Best Effort prize in Louisville schools as listed by the Louisville Times on Tuesday. He attended St Mary Magdalene's parochial school and received a prize medal for cartias.
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Linden Thomas
Louisville Times
The
Times
Louisville
Linden
J. MH. Thomas
St. Mary Megdalene
Prine Cartias
Mrs Howan Tucker Dies After Long Illness At Home
Mrs Howan Tucker died early Saturday morning at her Howenong Heflin home after a prolonged illness of tubercular trouble. Burial services were held at New Bethel Sunday at 11 o clock. She is survived by her husband and five children.
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Rowan Tucker
Howan Tucker
Heflin
New Bethel
Tuckerth
Pilgrimage to Mountains at Kentucky Knights of Pythias Meet
In Pineville, Judge John B. Wilson and writer attend a Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias convention in a mountain town of about 3,500. The narrative describes Pineville’s setting between rugged peaks, Cumberland River routes, and region transport via L N, BB, and Boone Highway. Delegates were shuttled to Siddiesborough, framing the Cumberland foothills and historic terrain around Cumberland Falls.
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John B. Wilson
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of Kentucky
Pineville
Cumberland River
Boone
Little
Mountain
Ptawyino Knighte
Siddiesborough
Cumberlands
Cumberland Falls
Daniel Toone
Virginia
Carolinas
First Visit to Kentucky's Cumberland Mountains Impressions
A traveler recounts a climb up Pine Mountain near Pineville Kentucky with Judge Wilson. They describe the massive rock faces vast valleys hazy morning light and distant Cumberland crest sights. The ascent covered about 2800 feet and 5 miles of effort ending with hunger and a closed dining room.
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Judge Wenn and I
Pine Mountain
Cimberland
Pineville
Piairle
Cumberlands
Cumberland Mountains
Rockies
Kentucky
Wakefield-Davis Realty Co Sells 40 Acre McHenary Property
The Wakefield-Davis Realty Co of Shelbyville held a land sale of about 40 acres known as the McHenary property formerly owned by John A. Duke. Poor turnout due to farming delays did not hinder the sale, as the entire property found buyers. The event featured a light lunch and the company promoted fair dealing and strong recommendations for future transactions.
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Wakefield-Davis Realty Co
Shelbyville
McHenary
John A. Duke
Harding Consensus Push for Progressive Backing in 1920
Washington June 16 Senator Harding the Republican nominee held talks with party leaders including Progressive allies to plan invitations for a series of conferences. The aim is to gather Progressive views before his formal nominating speech after July 15 and to shape campaign strategy.
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Washington
Harding
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Chicago
Hone
Friends of
Brown
Ohio State Progressive Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Senator Harding
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