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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
23
Amid a riot of factions and heated wins, New York delegates pledges unity after a bitter contest. Butler asserts the party must cohere to back the ticket, while others warn against premature triumphalism as Harding and Cox vie for support.
A garbled OCR passage references political figures and parties, mentioning Georges Houy, General Wood, Cox, Coxenins, Maurice Vi. Connally, and Queens figures like Denninger and Denwrate. The text shows campaign cheer amid confusion about nominations and party alignment, with scattered names, places, and roles.
Mrs C H Sabin proclaims Harding as a great candidate and urges Republican women to back the nominee. The East and West theory is praised as Nathanael Cohvantion prepares a strong delegation to Chicago. Roswell campaigners plan to push Mrs Sabin in Well plowed county leads while New York activity supports Harding.
Warren G. Harding, listed as residing at 1990 Iihur Avenue, announces support for the Republican candidate in the Bronx Tremont area. He pledges a block of eight votes and criticizes Tammany, while praising Coolidge and the party line. The 34 year old married man with five children works for Mason Electric Company.
Milwaukee radicals rally to form a third party in opposition to the Old Guard Republicans. A.J. Sweet of Milwaukees Committee of Forty eight blasts the Republican platform as meaningless and urges a national third party aligned with progressives. A Wisconsin referendum will decide support for a progressive candidate or a new party, with Chicago hosting a May planning meeting.
Party meeting notes show Hooker warning Republican supporters in New York about overconfidence while urging unity for Harding's candidacy. The address emphasizes discipline, electoral strategy, and field work to secure the party’s nomination.
War minister Churehill decries Lenine influence in Britain as he paints a grim vision of disarray. The Evening News digest notes a leader urging unity amid perceived socialist danger, warning the public about radical upheaval and a proposed nationwide crackdown.
The piece reports Democratic factions led by William OConnell backing a wets plank favoring prohibition repeal elements allowing beers and wines with specific alcohol limits. It notes internal party divisions over President Wilson's League support and mentions key figures Colby Hitchcock and Taft era alliances shaping the convention battle.
London reports speculate on Senator Harding's foreign policy stance and its impact on American relations. The dispatch notes editorials from papers like The Globo and Morning West urging a cautious, businesslike approach while warning against ideological rigidity.
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Louisiana House to day debates and votes on a proposed constitutional amendment. The text mentions federal constitution references and an upcoming vote with the Utah Democrats backing McAdoo and William G as the Democratic nominee, with eight alternates chosen.
The newspaper asserts the platform leaves room for favorable interpretation in strong and honest hands and expresses faith in the American conscience. It calls for appeals to the court with clean hands.
A Paris newspaper notes European readers see Warren G. Harding’s nomination as a triumph of the Republican party machinery over personalities. It highlights editor Persinas’s praise of party organization and discusses potential Panama Canal, Canada and Britain relations and Irish issues in the context of a U S politics debate.
Fragmented OCR style entry discusses political theater and elitism with many garbled phrases. It mentions Titan Jo h inant and Pigrew with names obscured, lacking clear events or dates.
A nostalgic recipe extols a rich chocolate drink blended with vanilla and Knickerbocker Ice. It describes shaking until frosted and serving in long glasses, claiming Knickerbocker Ice is made from filtered rain water and is safe for children to enjoy as a cooling remedy.
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