Speech on Republican policy and reform at Marion
Warren G Harding accepts the Republican nomination and outlines party goals. He urges enforcement of laws including temperance and prohibition, argues for coordinated executive and congressional action, stresses national unity, veterans’ greeting, and a balanced program for economy, currency, and public works amid wartime legacy debates.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren Gringlay
Idt
Industri
Opi
Ahampie Navy
Harding
Republican Party
Ica
America
Saat
Censors Removed and Information Bureau Formed in Mexico City
In Mexico City a government information bureau was established as censorship for the press ended. Within weeks, censors disappeared from the cable office while President Huerta sought to end foreign press control. Reports tie Berlanga and Mendez to pro German links and note tensions with allied businesses.
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Mexico City
de la’ Huerta- Goveenmiene
Bureau of
Ue la Hta
Fay Romen
Vanuel Aguilar
Berlanga
Presidaa Aruk
Mendez
Mexico
Outlet to Atlantic Sought by Lakes Region Leaders
Chicago official Charles K. Anderson urged a Great Lakes to Atlantic waterway at a Lakes St. Lawrence Tidewater Congress. He argued a sea outlet would foster city growth, cut freight costs, and pay for the project many times over, urging polls of manufacturers in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Etroit
Mich
Charles K. Anderson
Chicago
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Yor Ebor
Tly Great Lakes
St. ‘Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Anderson
St. Lawrences
New [York
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
Japanese Residency in the South Seas Postwar Plans
A civil administration officer Tezuka in the South Seas is noted as acquired from Germany or the South Seas. Officials estimate about 449000 Japanese residents in the region and discuss potential relocation or rights after the war.
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Daly
Tezuka
Civil Admini Iyaion Office
South Seas
Germany
South Sea
Pouvernmetienster
Iglands
Navabl Rontrel
Mme Gaid
Red Prince Dies Referenced in German Court Circles
Berlin reports the death of Pri Heinkel qu Sehuensi Carlath, once famed in former court circles as the Red Prince. The obituary notes his notoriety and nickname within German aristocratic society.
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Berlin
Pri Heinkel Qu Sehuensi Carlath
Prince with Democratic Leanings Passes After Revolution
The deceased prince, famed for democratic tendencies and philanthropy, faced threats over anti socialist laws of the eighties and a stance against reactionary taxation. After the 1948 revolution, he supported progressive measures and remained a prominent figure in charitable works.
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