Happenings of the World tersely told at Chicago convention
The report highlights Republican platform picks at Chicago promising no pledge to ratify the treaty or League of Nations with or without reservations, backing Washington Jefferson and Monroe era foreign policies, advocating some international peace mechanism while preserving American sovereignty. It notes praise for senators who opposed the Armenian mandate and mentions various international events and incidents, including political resignations and accidents, with numerous named figures and places.
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Chicago
League of Nations
Washington Jefferson
Monroe
Harding Is Nominated by Republican Convention
At the Chicago convention, Warren G. Harding of Ohio and Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts led the ticket as Republican standard bearers after a long balloting process. Ballot-by-ballot totals showed Harding gaining on successive rounds, with shifts among Lowden, Wood, Johnson, and others, and a convention consensus forming that Harding was the choice to defeat the opposition.
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Hall
Chicago
Warren & Harding
Ohio
Calvin
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Harding
Briday
General Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Gadlota
Kansas
Wood
Gatia
Missouri
New York
Vention Hall
Senate
Grégon
Pennsylvania
Sproml
Knox
Sproat
Coolinge
Hoover
Butler
Michigan
Gale
Hed
Nebraska
Va‘rious
Jpat
Haraloy
Sproul
Heave Butler
LjKellogg
Minnesota
Poindexter
Dupont
Watson
de Ward
Alabama
Connecticut
Delaware
Lenroot
Ward
Kellogg
la Follette
Warren G. Harding Biography Highlights Early Life Career
Warren G. Harding was born in Blooming Grove Ohio on November 2 1865 and entered the Marion Ohio newspaper business in 1884. He led Harding Publishing the Marion Daily Star and married Misa Florence King in 1891. A long political career followed including terms in the Ohio General Assembly, lieutenant governor in 1904 1905 and US Senate election in 1914 for the term ending March 3 1921.
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Warren G. Harding
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohio
United States Senate
Mulions in Salmon Industry History Note
Brooklyn Eagle notes the salmon canning industry in the Columbus river began by pioneer fishermen. In 1816 total salmon taken from 90,000 acres of fishing territory extended from Cascade leeks to the river mouth, amounting to 130 million dollars. The article also mentions Mary’s hospital stay and a father’s grief over a mother’s passing.
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Columbus River
Cascade Leeks
Brooklyn Eagle
Platform outlines anti treaty pledges and foreign policy reforms
The platform calls for no pledge to ratify the peace treaty or League of Nations, endorses Republican Senate action, and advocates a Washington Jefferson and Monroe era reformation. It pledges to pursue international dispute settlement while preserving U.S. sovereignty, condemns Wilson’s Armenian mandate and watchful waiting, and supports firm protection of Americans abroad. It also endorses arbitration for public utility strikes, collective bargaining for industrial peace, enforces laws without a prohibition amendment, criticizes profiting from lawbreaking, and backs soldiers and sailors aid while avoiding a soldiers bonus.
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League of Nafions
Washington
Jefferson
Kfenroe
Ork
Wilson
Mexico
Ludwins-Esch
Congress
Coolidge Named On First Ballot For Republican VP Nomination
The Ohio senator neared fulfillment as delegates voted on the ninth and tenth ballots. Names considered included Lenroot of Wisconsin Allen of Kansas Coolidge of Massachusetts Anderson of West Virginia and Gronon of North Dakota. Final tally showed Lenroot 146 Allen 54 Coolidge 67034 Anderson 82 Gronon 24 and scattered 40 44 as the convention adjourned amid noise and excitement.
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Ohio
Coolidge
Nanes
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Heny Allen
Kansas
Cassin Goolidge
Massachusetts
Henry Anderson
West Virginia
Gronon
North Dakota
Allen
Anderson
Groens
The Thinkers of Old Seventeenth Eighteenth Century Thinkers
The seventeenth and eighteenth centuries produced the world’s greatest minds who devoted themselves to mathematical and physical inquiry, shaping science and thought for centuries to come.
Wood Protector Paste Applies Lacquer Coat To Wood Or Metal
A Japanese lacquer coating is described as proof against alcohol, boiling water, and most known agents when applied to wood or metal. The note emphasizes the protective quality of the lacquer treatment as a coating option.
Hardships on a crowded transport to France
On a crowded voyage to France, soldiers slept where space allowed. One man, resting on the deck, told his friend this is the hardest slip I was ever on, highlighting the rough conditions and shared humor among the crew.
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France
Mother's Influence Revered in Success Stories
A time honored proverb highlights how successful men credit their mothers for guiding, shaping, and inspiring their paths to achievement. The piece emphasizes maternal influence as fundamental to character and career.
Nervous Prostration Ad With Medicine Testimony
A Binghamton reader describes prolonged nervous weakness and gloom and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. The testimonial endorses the remedy for female ailments including displacements inflammation irregularities and backache and invites readers to write for advice to Lynn E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Treet
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Lynn E. Pinkham
True to Form Demobilized Doctor Ends Quiet Visit
A demobilized army doctor closes the bedroom door and nods soberly to a colleague. He notes the man is gone, with nothing left but his embalming tools and a mark of fatigue, hinting at sorrowful events behind the veil of routine.
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Utd
Man Pays for His Mistakes in Secret Settlement
A fragmented OCR read yields a local society note about a man who confesses to wrongdoing and agrees to compensate his wife’s board and repair strained friendships. The garbled text suggests social consequences and a private financial settlement between partners.
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Skibereen
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American Federation
T Montredi
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Nitti
Chamber of Deputies
Vittorio Orlando
Sie
White House
Palmer
Mississippi
Missiesippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Commerce
Berlin
John S. Kramer
St Johnsbury
Appleton
Wis
Mer
Chant Marine
Shipping Board
Bainbridge Calby
San Francisco
United States Department of Agriculture
Warren G., Harding
Fohnson
Cca M
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du Ponty
Pritchard
Ieee
Sutherland
EB. Watson
B. Warren
Uch
Calvin Coolidge
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