Political Kitchen Hero Shapes a Fractured Party
A lively critique of the Republican race after Senator Harding's nomination. The piece ribbingly notes Hoover’s breakfast alliance with Harding, mocks General Wood and Colonel Proctor, and urges naming the chef who won Hoover with a morning meal. It envisions a culinary hero guiding party fate amid factional strife.
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Herbert Hoover
Harding
Nicholas Murray Butler
Leonard Wood
Colonel Proctor
Butler
Gen. Wood
General Wood
Proctor
Lowdon
Hi Johnson
Oregon
Twain
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senator Harding
Hert Hoover
Caesar
Hoover
Wilson Returns to Vigorous Spirit After Illness
The New York World reports from its Washington correspondent that President Wilson is back to his former vigor of intellect after months of illness. The article notes he is not tied in spirit and has regained mental sharpness.
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Washington
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Wilson's Recovery Shapes Democratic Convention Path
The article notes President Wilson's improved condition will influence vigorous moves for the Democratic national convention to be held soon. It argues his health vindicates his decisions on Lansing and the balance of power, and stresses that his policies should reflect world needs over personal tact or political style.
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Ob Security
Staten Test
Ood
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Marshall
Lansing
Mr. Wilson
Colonel House
Norman Hapgood
The
Independent
Senate
Johnson
Lodge
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Henry White
Paris
Root
Taft
Federal Trade Commission
Germany
Clemenceau
Foch
Council
The Press and the Presidency Warren G. Harding
The article describes Warren G. Harding as a newspaperman before a statesman and notes his role as owner and publisher of the Marion Ohio Star. It emphasizes the bond among newspapermen and his reputation as a "real newspaperman" within the journalistic community.
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Warren G. Harding
Marion Ohio) Star
Ohio
Senator Harding
Harding’s early days show hands on press work
A Boswell recalls Senator Harding learning the newspaper trade in Marion. At nineteen he ran a weekly Star, formed a page for printing, and even fixed a stalled press to meet a New Year deadline. The anecdote underscores his hands on start in publishing.
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Star
Litttle
Marion Star
Senator Harding
Cox Early Life in Ohio Newspapers
The article notes James M. Cox, then Ohio governor and a future Democratic presidential candidate, started in a printing office as a youth and later became proprietor of the Dayton Daily News and the Springfield Press Republican. It also hints Cox's newspaper career rivals Warren G. Harding's life story in interest.
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Ohio
Roland
Oliver
James M. Cox
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