The Republican Call to World Peace and Domestic Reform
A speech asserts one principle: peace through organized international action led by the Republican party. It condemns Democratic leadership, critiques wartime policy, and urges reconstruction, tax readjustment, housing, and economic reform as essential for national recovery and global stability.
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Wadsworth Attacks Democrat Extravagance in New York
Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr. charged the Democratic regime with extravagance and vowed to oppose continued reckless expenditures. He defended his veto stance on constitutional amendments and criticized the administration for policy excesses in Oswego October 9.
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Spreial Saiape
Oswego
James W. Wadsworth Jr
Bower
Harding Says U S Trade Has Been Neglected
Harding campaigns through Kansas and Oklahoma delivering a rally style speech tour. He faces mixed signals from Republican leaders and Democratic attacks while courting oil interests and Native American communities in the Southwest.
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Harding
U.S
Reed's Wife Presents Bouquet at Harding Rally
Special Dispatch from Kansas City reports Mrs. James A. Reed presented a large bouquet to Mrs. Harding, wife of the Republican nominee, at Convention Hall after Senator Harding spoke. The event included remarks on national policy and a call on Senator Harding by Reed, who denied attending a prior meeting.
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Kansas City
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Mra. Harding
Missouri
America and World Role in the New Order
A speaker argues for a practical, honor bound American foreign policy without pledging expansive commitments. He calls for unity and a new world relationship guided by American ideals, Senate consultation, and involvement of American mothers in shaping humanity’s plan.
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Miss Marbury Defends Her Letter to Priests
A fragmented report portrays Miss Marbury defending a controversial letter addressed to religious leaders. The piece notes political interest, civic service, and a public appeal tied to a candidate’s campaign amid local tensions.
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Borah Predicts Harding Victory on Clear Cut Issue
Senator Borah returning from a Connecticut speaking tour says Harding will win on the clear cut issue of Versailles covenant rejection. He claims Cox favors surrendering U S foreign policy and that Harding protects independence and liberty. Borah also backs Brandegee’s Connecticut win and plans to campaign for Moses in New Hampshire.
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Debs Warns Against Leaders in Campaign Plea
Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs fires up workers in Atlanta urging vigilance against leaders he calls betrayers of labor. He critiques union betrayals and labels capitalistic parties as wage slavery while backing a workers' resistance at election time.
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Mrs Vanderlip Debates Depew On War Vote
Mrs Vanderlip challenges Chancey M Depews claim that most married women follow or oppose their husbands voting patterns. She led the movement for giving women the ballot and notes numerous cases of couples holding opposing views on suffrage and war.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
Chancey M. Dapow
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