New York Tribune endorses Republican slate in 1920
The Tribune urges support for Harding and Coolidge, praising the Republican platform as progressive and constructive. It argues Democratic candidates cannot match the record and calls for a strong GOP administration, pledging hearty support for the Republican team and platform to secure a majority.
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America
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France
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Senate
Tribune
Republican Party
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the Tribune
New York Delegation Faces Shifts in 1920 Convention
The piece describes how New York's delegation tangled with Wood and Lowden intrigues to influence the 1920 convention. It alleges dampened support, slow polling, and strategic whispers shifting backing toward Harding as Wood fell out of favor.
Doubt Over Republicans’ Chicago Era and Wood Nomination
The text questions whether party leaders will sustain a permanent state advantage and asks what reply to charges that Chicago events show no new era, with Bourbonism still in control. It argues New York could have backed General Wood, but leaders resisted and anti Wood machination began long ago, complicating November prospects.
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Chicago
New York
Wood
Leonard Wood Recognized as Nation Awakener and Leader
The Tribone lauds Leonard Wood for shaping American resolve at a critical moment. It credits him with guiding the nation toward safety and honor, contrasting his candor with political maneuvering and praising his sincere, plainspoken style despite a failed nomination bid.
Champagne trade strained by war ruin and tax plan
War wrecked Rheims and surrounding vineyards reduce champagne exports from 25 million to about ten million bottles annually. British chancellor's plan for a 50 percent ad valorem duty on sparkling wines threatens northern France wine industry already suffering. Prohibition and Bolshevist Russia collapse major foreign markets for champagne.
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Burgundy
Bordeaux
Rholins
Russia
Champagne Tax Threatens French Producers and British Market
The ad valorem super-tax on sparkling wine aims to curb champagne sales, seen as nearly prohibition. French growers appeal to their government while British importers push to defeat it. Critics argue the tax harms France financially yet may reduce revenue by cutting consumption.
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France
Calving Coolidge Nomination Praises Vice Presidency Leader
The Republican convention endorsed Calvin Coolidge for vice president praising his vigor of character, mental courage, and decision making. He is hailed for confronting the Boston police strike by vacating positions and ensuring continued police protection, showing leadership and practicality. The piece notes his Vermont Yankee temperament and calls for opening roles in the administration to utilize his noted talent.
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Calvin Coolidge
Boston
Coolidge
Vermont
A Tradition Broken in Republican Presidential Nominations
A historical overview notes how the Republican party first broke its custom of presidential nominees coming from outside the Senate. It recounts figures like Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Blaine, and Sherman as prominent contenders, with references to candidates and ballots from mid to late 19th century conventions.
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California
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John McLean
Ohio
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New York
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Pennsylvania
Jacob Qollamer
Weermont
Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
House of Representatives
Cincinnati
James G. Blaine
Lot M. Morrill
Secretary of the Treasury
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Indiana
Maosene Conklite
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John Sherman
George J. Edmunds
Vermont
William Wincom
Minnevola
James A. Garffohd
Sherman
Congress
Arthur
George F Edmundy
John A. Kogan
Joseph BR. Hawley
Willian Th. Alison
Lowny
John Sh Fogeitia
Kansas
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Benjamin Harrison
Fragmented History of Presidential Nominations
The article reviews 19th and early 20th century Republican conventions and nominations. It highlights major figures such as Blaine, McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft, and Hughes, noting key ballots, resignations, and the evolving role of Senators in the process. It mentions La Follette and Cummins as recurring candidates and reflects on the 1912 split and 1916 reunion.
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Wisconsin
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Charles E. Hughes
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Lawrence Y. Sherman
Tlinois
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Henry Cabot Lode
Massachusetts
Harding
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Socialist critique of American socialist movement and Soviet plans
To Detroit Michigan on June 10, 1920 Edward Corman argues that the Socialist Party of America is not committed to a truly socialist, people run government and exposes a pattern of power concentrated in a self selecting group. He warns that leaders pursue control through disguises and a plan to own or operate public utilities, with dissidents excluded by the party. He condemns pro German influence during wartime and calls for honest, transparent governance over any covert elite rule.
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Tribune
Socialist Party Movement
America
Therselves Socialista
Soeil
The
International
Socialist Party of America
Russia
Feu
Europe
Dward Corman
Detroit
Mich
Buried Truths Unearthed In War Department Ledger
A cryptic wartime ledger entry from Any Cree Phe Philindelyhha Public Ledger hints at hidden records and unresolved beliefs. The fragmentary note raises questions about buried documents and lingering doubts among officials, suggesting a quiet wake of inquiry within the department.
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The Conning Tower by Robert Browning and More
A compact, collage like note with Browning lines and stray lines about a horse, a wife, tea fed by someone named Sammes Johnson, and a Tribune copy desk pro Wood brief. It weaves railing satire with vague figures like Harding, Mardings, Marion figures, and a mention of a Marion team.
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Toga
Tribune
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Gotham Gleanings and Political Musings From 1920s Notes
A collection of gossip and caricature from Gotham, noting social visits in Boston and Princeton, a Cleveland business trip, and household plans. It critiques delegates at the Chicago convention, laments unread books, and touches on jazz influenced court reports, politics, and Prohibition era attitudes.
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Boston
Gotham
Vie
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Princeton
Ralph Hayes
Crestline
Jimmy Montague
Art Brisbane
Hi Johnson
George H. Ruth
Cleveland
Geo. Doran
Larchmont
Editor letter critiques Secretary Daniels amid naval policy debate
A New York letter to the editor from June 5 1919 criticizes Secretary Daniels for policy choices and perceived attacks on Sims. It argues Daniels endangers naval service with vindictive rhetoric and reveals a pattern of using navy defense as cover for personal attacks. The writer urges vigilance and warns the public against misleading framing of naval issues.
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Helgoland
Kiel
Zeebrugge
North Sea Barrage
Daniel
Sims
Daniels
U.S ON
New York
The Foolish Lovers review by Frederic F. Van de Water
A British novelist delivers a naturalistic village saga with Ballyards as a setting. The author avoids melodrama, focusing on humane, wholesome characters and simple daily life. London scenes feel out of place, and the piece questions whether the lovers are truly foolish.
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MacMillan
Orville
Ervine
Ulster
Bar
Alarmed Dairymen Urge Action on Abandoned Farms
Letter to the editor cites rising number of abandoned farms in California and rising feed costs. Petition urges solutions to farm failures, rising milk prices, and dairy hardships, highlighting farmer strain and economic pressures on producers.
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