Two Big Questions in 1920 Nomination Stakes
The piece surveys Wilson McAdoo and party maneuvering as Democrats weigh the 1920 presidential race. McAdoo’s withdrawal confusion and Wilson’s unclear status dominate convention speculation with factions sizing up League of Nations and Prohibition stances.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Wilson
Bryan
William G. McAdnoe
McAdous
McAdoo
New York
White House
Glass
League of Nations
Resolutions Committee
Ireland
Trelind
Trish
Abraham Lincoln
Bamrer
Committee of 48
la Follette
Wisconsin
Trearst
RepuMican
Democratic Party
Thompson
National
Supreme Court
Alexander Moore
Tittsburgh
Harding
Poindexter
Senate
Harding-Coolidge
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Canada
Samuel Gompers
Friends of Ireland
British Empire
Mexico
United States
Gompers
Princess Ola Hassan Widows Held Marriage at Colgate Church
Princess Ola Tiassan widow of Prince Ibrahim Hassian recently wed Capt Broadwood Duke of the Cornwallis Light Infantry in a ceremony at the village church in Colgate England.
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Ola Tiassan
Ibrahim Hassian
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Broadwood
Duke of
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Cornwallis Light Infantry
Colgate
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