Harding and Coolidge Chosen to Head Republican Ticket
Washington and Chicago reports confirm Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio won the Republican nomination for president after a protracted six day convention vote. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was named running mate securing Pennsylvania votes that sealed the ticket.
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Openings for Democratic presidential hopefuls in San Francisco
San Francisco reports two major party candidates opening campaign headquarters as the Democratic race gathers at the national convention starting June 28. Owen and Palmer announce offices. Cox headquarters to open tomorrow with E H Moore arriving.
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King Albert in London Walks Incognito
Albert of Belgium toured Fleet Street during his England visit for Lord Curzon’s daughter’s wedding. A passing American staffer spotted him at a newspaper office but the king refused entry, saying he recognized the man and preferred to leave quickly.
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Nearly 5 Billions Spent by Congress
Washington reports that the Sixty-sixth Congress appropriated 4,859,680,250 dollars in its session ending June 5. The final total includes 4,375,395,279 for government expenses in the new fiscal year and 486,495,048 for deficiencies.
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Coolidge Thankful for Vice Presidential Nomination in Boston
Boston June 14 Governor Coolidge Republican nominee for vice president received congratulations from Massachusetts party leaders at a state house reception. He credited friendship and esteem from supporters as greater than the honor, and thanked those who worked with him. Oregon delegate placed him in nomination with cheers for the ticket.
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Ideals of Christ Held Salvation of World
At Rutgers College in New Brunswick on June 16 President W H S Demarest urged that only Jesus Christ ideals can save the world. He warned against imperialism and war and called for education law and sacrifice to redeem humanity.
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Labor Seeks Aid in Democratic Party
The piece details labor's push in the United States to back the Democratic Party after condemning the Republicans at the June convention in Montreal. It reports AFL leaders Gompers and Woll will urge Democratic support for labor platform planks, criticizing the Republican position on strikes, collective bargaining, wage relief, arbitration, and other labor rights.
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King Albert to Seek Loan on Brazil Visit
Brussels reports King Albert plans a state visit to Brazil aimed at closer Belgium Brazil trade ties. The initial outcome is expected to be a special loan to facilitate the import of Brazilian goods into Belgium.
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Pinchot Announces New Party Candidacy Plan
A committee of 48 led by Amos Pinchot declares the Republican convention ignored key issues and notes lingering doubt about a new party candidate. The group will draft a platform and nominate a president on July 10, saying Rooseveltians, La Follette followers, and Johnson supporters are welcome. The movement reports organizing in thirty states and readiness to file a nationwide ballot slate.
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Kingsport Plans Elaborate Fourth of July Program
Kingsport will stage a morning street parade a daytime field meet and baseball game then a large fireworks display on the Fourth. Hammond Post of the American Legion will meet at Burnett and Herndon this afternoon to plan the day with City Manager Kidd’s idea gaining swift support.
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Kingsport Chautauqua Season Declared Highly Successful
Kingsport 1920 Chautauqua on Redpath circuit ended with profits exceeding the $1,925 guarantee by 249.70. Walter Hunter reported 843 adult and 47 child tickets sold. The tent was crowded for all performances and lectures, with strong entertainment and educational appeal. An effort may be made to bring a winter lyceum series.
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Dempsey Not Guilty in Draft Conspiracy Trial
San Francisco jury found Jack Dempsey not guilty of conspiracy to defeat the selective draft act. The verdict came today after the high profile trial that tested the boxing legend's stance on wartime policy and civic duty.
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