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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
25
The piece surveys Davis and allies signaling willingness to run while noting party dynamics, possible Ameri entry hesitations, and rival positions. It references British and U S political figures, electoral strategies, and remarks on House leadership and court precedents amid a volatile campaign atmosphere.
Noted Progressives plan to campaign for Lenroeot Kenyon in the Senate primary. Figures Poindexter Garfield and Pinchat are set to appear in events across towns including Hespavid and nearby areas on June 15. The schedule includes multiple speeches and visits to civic sites as contenders seek momentum.
Fragmentary text notes a claim about a contest or comparison between Even Good Wet and Harding, with attribution to Anderson. The garbled lines reference various names and phrases but fail to form a coherent report or event.
Fragmented text notes Palmer heading to a convention and seeking a seat on a national committee as part of party work. Details are garbled but indicate involvement in political planning and potential appointments.
Fragmented campaign report notes hardfought effort by Harding allies to consolidate Republican support. Mentions Shumark Teas Siveley Kantucket and other figures, with references to campaign strategy, tensions, withdrawals, and party unity efforts ahead of a presidential contest.
Report of Payne and Wood pledging support to Senator Harding as party leaders stress a consistent record. The source notes a speech by Gray Dayne and mentions calls for unity within the Republican ranks, highlighting debates over progressive reforms and foreign policy.
Kansas mine workers officials found guilty of contempt in Crawford County District Court. They were sentenced to jail until they agree to testify, with a stay requested for appeal and bonds posted by several named defendants.
Fragmentary clipping claims no danger from Warren G Harding nomination and references American Liplinutie and political figures. Readable names include Me and others amid garbled text.
The Democratic treasurer Wilbur W. Mee of Waterlon, Iowa travels to the convention city as special attention is given to the reception of women delegates. The party committees plan events and dates for the national convention and the gathering of women delegates ahead of March.
A garbled passage references delegates, a convention, and various names with scattered terms. It mentions Faye, a PAC, winery ties, and a “Tyiyet Nations” motif, but it remains incoherent with disputed phrases and no clear events or outcomes.
Two St Louis delegates return five thousand dollars amid a confused report of funds and officials. The fragment mentions Rome, a neutral conscription reference, and unclear dates and names, with scattered names and places in a garbled OCR excerpt.
Long report outlines Tammany Hall preparations for the upcoming convention. Key figures include Mrs Georgn hss and Haley Wilson guiding campaign efforts with twenty five women slated as delegates and alternates. Edward G. Turray, a Democratic delegate, joins Nixon efforts amid party maneuvers.
A garbled OCR fragment describes an election or mandate involving individuals and a store, with references to districts and a South region. The text is incomplete and uncertain about exact names, places, dates, or outcomes. The core action mentions acceptance of a mandate by a named person from an official district authority.
A Pry Leader denounces Cox over national prohibition policy, linking enforcement to constitutional questions and the Eighteenth Amendment. The piece discusses party loyalty, the Supreme Court's stance, and anticipated campaign maneuvering around enforcement and public sentiment.
The discussion centers on Governor Edwards's stance on liquor laws and enforcement during wartime. Opponents argue he failed to back enforcement and referendum actions that would curb illegal traffic, labeling his candidacy as a threat to order after constitutional prohibition.
Butler and Hilles praised the party ticket as best with Columbia University figures and local supporters at a November district Republican meeting. The group cited providential acts and urged unity while voices defended the ticket against opposition, praising the convention and upcoming presidential prospects.
The piece notes La Follette endorsement in Wisconsin with partisan friction and mentions railroads, prohibition, schools, and industry policy debates. It references the broader political climate around taxation and infrastructure, highlighting constitutional questions and party lines.
A garbled note appears to convey sympathy from a vice presidential nominee to Governor Calvin Caelidee. The misspelled text references congratulation and publican party figures, implying condolences or congratulations tied to political events.
A Nebulous political sketch from New England centers on Bolton and Democratic figures. Reports mention Newport figures and various lawmakers debating ties to Washington and party unity amid a crowded campaign atmosphere.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Harding and Roosevelt with odd phrasing. The readable bit notes a possible race or competition outcome with an eight prize win linked to Adel. Details are unclear and names are inconsistently presented in the clipped source.
The text notes Roosevelt planning to attend the Doverase convention in San Francisco to choose the President. It mentions Willan G. Medan or Cox as potential string man in government parts and references a Reichstag meeting set for June 24. The fragmentary report signals political maneuvering ahead of the election season.
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