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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1920

Page

12

Congratulatory telegrams pour in for Harding nomination

A flood of messages from national figures including Hiram Johnson, Lenard Wood, Sousa, Hanna, Atlas Pomerene, and others greeted Senator Harding’s nomination. The letters praised his candidacy, predicted a successful administration, and offered support for the campaign.

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Anti Saloon League Reacts to Harding Nomination

Mr Anderson of the Anti Saloon League said the nominee would likely not be aggressive in enforcement. He urged backing candidates who oppose weakening the enforcement act and to elect Senators and Congressmen from New York who stand against it.

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Bankers Endorse Harding Coolidge Ticket

Industrial leaders and bankers endorsed Senator Harding and Calvin Coolidge as the Republican ticket, praising their conservatism and potential to spur production while restoring confidence. Business figures stressed a sane administration and unity among delegates, with support voiced by executives from Cruciably Steel, Union Trust, and other firms.

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Equitable Trust Chief Sees Growth Amid Senate Nominations

Alvin W. Krech, president of Equitable Trust, voiced optimism about growing popularity and praised a brilliant record. He noted the president will surround himself with top ministers, while Morgan partners offered no comments on Republican nominations.

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Edge Hails Harding as Harmonizer in Senate Praise

Senator Edge lauds Warren G. Harding as a unifying leader who can bridge party divides and guide domestic and international affairs. He emphasizes Harding as a conservative liberal preferred by all party elements and pledges team effort with a cabinet of capable statesmen.

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Three Canoeists Drown in Orange Lake

Newburgh New York June 14 three young canoeists Wank Henson twenty from Poughkeepsie Susan K Ware sixteen and Leonora Brown sixteen from Walden drowned last night in Orange Lake while canoeing with Ronald Ralph of this city The craft overturned and Ralph was rescued.

Newburgh N.Y Wank Henson Poughkelps Susan K. Ware Leonora Brown Walden Orange Lake Ronald Ralph Sesta Ralph

Staid Boston Goes Wild to Greet Coolidge

Boston cheers erupt as Governor Coolidge arrives in South Station amid massed crowds and flags. Delegates from Massachusetts escort him to the State House while governors, state officials, and citizens celebrate nomination for the Republican ticket.

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Governor Coolidge Attends Amherst College Dinner

Governor Coolidge visits Amherst College events in Northampton amid remarks and songs by students. He recalls college days and declines political talk, with plans to attend upcoming commencement week exercises in Amherst.

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Penrose to Rest Before Engaging in Campaign

Philadelphia June 14 Senator Penrose rests at home awaiting readiness to join the presidential campaign. His secretary reports plans for interviews with key allies including William Sharman Joseph Grundy and the Manufacturers Association. A possible trip to a shore resort and discussions favoring Harding’s nomination are noted.

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Marion Cleans House to Greet 'Doc' Harding

A reminiscence from Marion recounts the colorful local figure known as Old Noe Harding, a former farm boy turned teacher and writer. The piece describes Harding’s youth near Caledonia, his school days, gambling temptations, and a tall tale of a train excursion with Senator triggles, ending with a political moment at the railroad station featuring a large portrait of the nominee.

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Harding Praised In His Own Paper

A dispatch from Tebuie Ohio reports editorial praise for Senator Warren G Harding as Republican presidential nominee. The Marion paper lauds his legislative experience and fairness, noting local pride and support from friends and neighbors with strong endorsements and hopes for harmony between branches of government.

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