Harding and Coolidge win a landslide victory in 1920
The article reports Harding and Coolidge's decisive win across states, noting heavy Republican gains, strong support from both urban and rural areas, and a large female vote shifting toward the GOP. It highlights key states, cities, and figures shaping the electoral map, including hopes for League of Nations stance and the post election political mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwano Wi Pickard
Itor
Gaiuillel
Hardbig
Ohle
Volegtéi
Call Sihtes
Harding
Stythe
Imiménso
Vregilent Wilson
Vietory
House of Representatives
Gondt
New ‘York
Barding
Coolidge
Estianatel
Morre Thane
Pennsylvania
New ‘Jersey
Thode Island
Connecticut
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Hcullforala
Inn
Minnesota
The
Dukes
Washington
Gregan
Cox
Ft Wak
Lug Ang
Hampshire
Wilson
Boston
McKinley
Ge G. OP
Wlalers
Wis
Nin hatHeeround
Hie
Turd
Ing
Presidene Wu Soake Hoiné Distelet
Pynceton
Adenia
America
Taro
Rome CiLes
Savannah
Bitterness, Says White on League and Elections
George White, chairing the Democratic national committee, criticizes Republican abandonment of the League of Nations and cautions voters about misrepresentation by prominent figures. He calls for unity and warns against partisan fear and confusion amid the election season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tm. Moses
Stevens
Frank Nrandeges
Yourest Colfecticeat
Augustine Tonergan
League of Nations
Dil Megham
New York
Wadsworth
Lennant
Wikconsty
Aimigh
Demerat
Thommsany
I la Follette
Pole
Wiana
Watson
Gent Hintack
Seater Nugent
Idaho
Wis
Goowing
McKinley
Illnois
Shortridge
California
Senate
Republican Congressional Committee
Massachusetts
Samy
Minnesota
Sopulista
Milwaukee
Ov Dey
Prattingham
Phelan
Maloney
Frederick
A. Giltett
Solid Sons
Harding
Marding
Hig
Sollifins
United States
Redunis
Leyon
Mey
Fitarelé
Mek
Howblig le
Eid Jhen Jonde
Beloto
Columbus
Guitlisrland Wersele
Gelures
Georgen
Hardin
Mire
Caratine Vilads
Cox
Mra Cox
Palling
Carrmadto
Ales
Mbyuta
York
Wohl
Ani
Ryder
Lio
Ines
Southgey
Wwe
Thie Kavernor Geil
George White
Anrstine
League of Noilavg
Las Bean
Cummins Wins Iowa Senator Race In Turbulent Returns
Iowa returns show Senator Cummins leading Porter with a strong margin as Republicans sweep several races. Kendall and Herrley trail for governor while Harding and Leake face tight contests across precincts. Women rally for Chaplain Rab in Polk County as final tallies trickle in from 362 precincts nationwide.
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Lot Peck
Kon
Mortis
Gonprenamen
Wii Beathered
Reluenis
Troy Yairlous
Feneth
Hair
Avon Hive
Kiret
Gure
Kop
Meshinus
Ramsey
Myers
Wiliam Green
Iatha’ Nuth
Cattle Hark
Npendant
Approxiantely
Portling
J. Dickinson
Remimblican
Hia
WW. Benson
Formee Lahar
Cumming
Santor Cummins
Arastes
Nox
Kad
Boas Waite
Ginte
Furdhermiere
Porter
Cummins
Beyator
Kendall
Ale
Polk
County
Vlertet
W. & Rab
Rainbow Division
Sbheritt
Chaplei
Des Moines
Bex Moatnes
Marding
Cox
Iowa
United States
Herrley
Des Moins
Seustor Harding
Leaie
Waa
Hadi
Uni Kon- Holl
War Loudhik Herring
Ahnese Lee
Jans
Lowa Haa
Hatila
Capeglally
Leo Weokduke
Hann Jeattery
Wy Witton
Althouet Plesentilie
Insurance Company Sella for Pilillon Case
Inaurance company Sella files suit over pilillon matter. Colde Raphi of The Berajyera Tay Hauranve company claims rights to Wis Citiiental Peteliey property. Heensa AinmPAO HURTS gompaNtes allege liens and demands payment of FL00.
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Inaurance Company
Sella
Pilillon
Colde Raphi
Berajyera Tay Hauranve Company
Towa Hine Psu
Heemis
Wis Citiiental Peteliey
Heensa Anal Ainmpao
gompaNtes
Eae
Purelinve
Rarnyera and Disasters Reported in Iowa News Flash
A jumble of accident and crime notes from Iowa areas details deadly wrecks near Marengo and Amana, a shooting incident, injuries from a collision, and multiple arrests. Names include Mound, Cornell, and Des Moines leaders, with references to schools, farms, and local towns.
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Rarnyera Af
Aldopallo
Minton Oi
Tywan
Ares Myothu
Frank Sindrlae
Mound’ AY
Dod At
Mathodiut
Dex
Walla
Olider
Gowrie
Fediag
Ifo
Mra. i. ML
Cox
Cornell
Ty Paul
Rydi
Mmichollyliane Thy Mahies
Hark
Baeligim
Charles Chielalinag
Theo Ware
Fluenay
Trydr
Miss Smith
Moy McCullough
Faye Mor
Nichols
Columbg Sunettow
Crim Gonder
McCallaburg
Walt
Souniane
South
Amana
Marengo
Muda
Marenga
Alorold
Amana Sociaty
Aumana
Javen Dentealer
Fild
Sherrit Charléa’ Savanade
Caconi Cy Clit
Des Maines
Gomme
Iowa
Chad
Molomly
Washington, D.C
Elo
Deach
Nohor
Kahl
Manning
Othe
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Warren G, Harding
Galvin’ Goglidge
Thien
Noch Aggres
Marton
Hong of Atlerion
Texas
Panama
Thera
Hern
Carding
Oriya
Houston
Marlon
Nest
Watt
Margie
Arkonsig Serewels
Neraey
Girnieces
Zune Telitae Ag
Kentucky
Lanishane Tate
Montanin Avis
Nevada
Red Bey Jersey
New Alexia
Norby Garolhin
Nordly Wilighe
Bea
Obie - Enny
Obiahamea
DPOB
Tepnessey
St Oyes
Virginia
West Witwits
Wyomling
Osclare
Hole Toughey
Sony
Wit Hays Soyo
Enya
Phoey
Owa
Haring
GOX
Atyeoy Plurality
Hat Aljont
Forfar
Torler
Onal
Tetris
Ptate
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