Harding Grateful and Wood Thanks Aids After Nomination
Chicago June 12. Senator Harding expressed happiness and gratitude after his nomination at the Coliseum. He and Mrs. Harding faced cameras, while General Wood issued a thank you statement to supporters. Lowden withdrawal followed as party aims to avoid a prolonged deadlock.
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Joy Rules in Home Town Of Nominee
Marion Ohio erupts in celebration as Warren G Harding is nominated for President by the Republican National Convention. The city’s signals and bells ring while his father Dr. J P Harding and sister Abigail Harding share the moment. Harding’s career traces from Marion printer to U S senator.
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Hays Re-elected National Chairman in Chicago
Will H. Hays of Indians is reelected chairman of the Republican National Committee in Chicago. The vote confirms his leadership for another term as the party sustains its national campaign plans.
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Johnson Pledges Harding Support After
California Senator Hiram W Johnson told the California delegation there is no rancor and he will support the party in the campaign. He said the fight was principled and he accepted defeat with dignity, praising California’s unity and clean hands.
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Trotzky Reported Slain Regime Falls in Moscow
A Tokyo based report claims the Moscow government was overthrown, Leon Trotzky killed, and Premier Lenine escaped. An extra edition of the Asahi Shimbun says a new government led by General Grusi Toff has been established in Vladivostok.
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Metal Plane Flies 248 Miles in 145 Minutes
A race in a pair of all metal Larsen monoplanes from Washington to Content Park, L, yesterday ended with Colonel W K Wilson of the General Staff US Army winning over Colonel W F Gilmore, chief of the US Air Service supply group. Wilson covered 249 miles in 145 minutes, six minutes faster, carrying five officers and one woman. Gilmore carried five officers.
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Votes Cast For Ohioan on 10th Ballot at Harding Nomination
At the CARTER FIELD COLISEUM Chicago convention Harding of Ohio secured the nomination on the tenth ballot with 6921 5 votes after a large anti-Wood stampede. Coolidge named VP on first ballot with 6741/4 votes. Johnson, Lenroot, Gronna and others also listed. Enthusiasm surged as Alabama Arizona Arkansas and others shifted to Harding, finalizing the nomination amid adjournment maneuvers and party realignments.
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