Political Scrimmage After Chicago Convention
General Wood loses his first scrimmage in politics as war idols and convention favorites clash. Hoover becomes a political orphan after a party split. Democratic nominees face a hard battle amid labor forces and western disgruntlement to assemble a workable electoral college. Arizona Governor Campbell wears a real cow boy hat at Chicago and keeps out of the race. California’s Hiram suffers a crushing setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Gov. Campbell
Arizona
Chicago
California
Hiram
Chicago Convention Drift Shapes 1920 Presidential Hope
The piece tracks the 1920 Republican National Convention in Chicago with Warren G. Harding rising as the favored dark horse over Johnson Wood and Lowden. It notes labor unrest, La Follette and Pinchot agitation, and forecasts a tense GOP westward path while Democrats ponder a cautious San Francisco return and a hazardous November outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Chicago
Penrose
Taft
Hughes
Hays
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Harding
General Wood
Colosseum
League of Nations
Buckeye
Indiana
Coolridge
Law and Order
Massachusetts
Socialist Party
Mississippi
Cape Cod
Pinchot
Committee of Forty Eight
Windy City
West
G.O.P
Rockies
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Cox Boom for Democratic Nomination Grows
The Democratic nominee Governor James M Cox of Ohio expands a life size boom for presidential timber as Bourbons meet by the Golden Gate to frame a slate. Cox is praised for business like management and swift solutions in public life while McAdoo and Palmer also nurture an infant boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Cox
Ohio
Harding
Golden Gate
Cox
McAdoo
Palmer
Democratic Nominating Challenge Cites Fresh Blood Demand
The piece argues the Democratic Party lacks star power and must discard fading figures and former glamour. It contends new energy is needed and notes Cox’s strong showing against Harding in his own state as a favorable sign for his nomination bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Cox
Harding
Notice to Creditors Estate of S McCoy deceased
Notice to creditors and all claimants against the estate of S McCoy deceased. Adolf Schuster as executor announces ten month filing period from first publication. Holbrook Arizona is the venue and Navajo County is the jurisdiction with dates and registration steps listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. McCoy
Adolf Schuster
Holbrook
Arizona
Isaid
Navajo
Adolf
McCoy
Notice to Voters Register Between May and October
Notice to voters to register if they wish to vote, with registration open from 9 A M between May 3 and October 15. The text emphasizes the registration window and daily hours.
Sharpening at Stiles Vulcanizing Works
The note recommends Stiles Vulcanizing Works to sharpen knives axes and hatchets inviting customers to bring dull blades for service.
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the Holbrook News
Earl Gro Coatee
Serle
Herbert Hoover
Herbert
County Recorder
Justice of the Peace
Lucretia W. Flanigan
Hugh M. Larson
St. Joseph
Logina L. Brinkerhoff
Woodraft
D. K. Ward
Indian Wells
Lee I. Thayer
Reamns Canyon
Marcuerits Drumm
Sidney Sapp
J. W. Bazell
Physican
C. H. Jordan
Attorney At Law
Notary Public
Lloyd C. Henning Fire
J. F. Fisher
Holbrook, Arizona
Holbrook Oil Field
Black Canyon
Adamana
H. W. Rosenthal
P. D. Box
Arthur F. Switzer
North Holbrook
Albert Warren
Hotel
Holbrook Holbrook
W. B. Cross
Winslow Undertaking CO
Holbrook, Ariz
Northern Arizona Painting Company
E. C. Leopold
Winslow, Arizona
Kodak
Horron Company
Hort Oi Company
B. H. Gibbs Lawyer Physicians
West Monroe
Phoenix
General Land Office
Jox
Thorwald Larson
Fred Luersen
River Holbrook
Navajo Garage
L. B. Putney Mercantile CO
Grocers
Plesale Grocers Holbrook
Merchants & Stock Growers Bank
Holbrook Drug Company
Rexall
Holbrook Drug Co
H. B. Wharton
Wetzler Bidg
Harry Cooper
JUST
Scorse
Old Reliable General Merchant
H. G Stiles
Vulcanizing Works
OIL Well Supply Company
North Main and
Alameda Sts
Los Angeles
H. B. Frederick
Hotel Holbrook
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