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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
22
The text records congratulations and tributes to Senator Harding from various figures, noting messages from Wood’s camp and others. It mentions prominent names such as Senator Smoot, Senator Reed Smoot, and President Taft era figures, with references to political support and expectations for the nomination.
Anderson argues enforcement may waver under Harding while others cast doubt on Prohibition zeal. The transcript hints at internal divisions within anti saloon groups over policy direction and likely impact on enforcement and public support.
A readers’ summary of a campaign opinion piece argues that Warren G Harding will bring stability and prosperity if elected, citing business leaders like Girard and The Public. it portrays Harding as a conservative, experienced statesman. The piece quotes supporters praising his electability and cabinet prospects, while noting the desire for a strong, steady administration.
An advertisement for personal services listed under the heading Advertising Personal Service, noting the location at 46 Cedar Street.
The readable text mentions Alvin W. Krech of Hysitable Tris and vague remarks about Tati Sure Seater Harding and an election. It also references a sale type of man and multiple unnamed party members, with no clear actions or outcomes.
Edge lauds Warren G Harding as a capable president and party unifier, praising his business judgment and promise to lead a united nation. Senator Edge projects a strong conservative caretaking approach and anticipates a productive four years under Harding. In separate brief item, three canoeists drown near Walden after attempting a ride with a fourth survivor rescued.
Boston bursts into wild celebration as Calvin Coolidge arrives with a trumpet of applause and street bells. Officials and crowds fill streets to the State House, while a large delegation from Massachusetts meets him and expresses gratitude amid enthusiastic fanfare.
Philadelphia report claims Senator Penrose will rest this week before resuming campaign activities. Officials say medical advice prompted the pause while interviews are sought and a forthcoming party event is planned. The article notes a delegation and support figures lined up for a future appearance and nomination efforts.
A fragment from a reminiscence recounts Marion’s visit to greet Doc Harding. It recalls school days, awkward youths, and Harding’s later life near Caledonia, with notes on his writing, a literary fellowship, and his home near an AUP store.
A lengthy editorial section lauds Senator Harding, praising his fairness and integrity. The piece argues for Republican unity and highlights his registration experience and local pride while urging support for his presidential bid.
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