Harding letter backs labor understanding in campaign
Indianapolis special reports Frank approval of Senator Harding's labor stance in a letter to James L. Feeny former president of a local labor union. Harding said he aims to talk to labor sincerely and understand American wage earners and to bear their grievances if the Republican ticket wins. Feeny and Harding campaigned together in 1916 for Charles Evans Hughes.
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Ind
Frank
Harding
James L. Feeny
Washington, D. C
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Republican Party
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Senator Harding
Charles Evans Hughes
Sullivan Union
Coolidge
Jonesboro Herald
Railroad World
Typographical Union of
Marion
Indiana Republican outlook from state chairman Wasmuth
Huntington Indiana E M Wasmuth chairman of the Indiana Republican State Committee expresses strong optimism for Republican success in Indiana this year. He cites Harding Coolidge Watson and McCray as key leaders and expects a large majority for the Republican ticket in November.
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Huntington
Ind
E. M. Wasmuth
Indiana
Harding
Coolidge
Law and Order
Labor
Watson
McCray
Senate
Voter Registration Dates Emphasized for Women
The article urges all residents to qualify by registering to vote. Two registration days are set: the first Saturday in September and the first Monday in October, from 6 AM. Women are urged to register on these dates and keep them in mind.
Majority is Vitally Needed in Senate and House
The National Republican editor George B. Lockwood argues Republicans must win a working majority in both the Senate and the House to support a Republican national administration. He warns that voting for only the ticket without Congress risks deadlock and a lack of authority to govern, urging Republicans to hold current Senate seats and replace Democrats where possible.
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House of Representatives
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Congress
Harding
Coolidge
Billion-Dollar Blunder Cast on Wilson Over Sugar Policy
Harvey's Weekly charges President Wilson with the sugar crisis mismanagement, blaming him for blocking Cuban sugar purchases and causing U.S. taxpayers to bear up to 1.5 billion dollars in higher living costs. The piece cites Tinkham of Massachusetts and Hoover’s early warnings as context.
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Chicago
Sugar Equalization Board
White House
Harding Introduced Act To Send T. R. To France
The Winchester Journal reports that Senator Harding introduced a congressional resolution to permit Theodore Roosevelt to lead a division of American troops in France during World War I but President Wilson blocked the move. Harding was a close Roosevelt ally in later life.
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Winchester Journal
United States
Congress
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France
Wilson
Harding
Roosevelt
Peace Summit Urges U S Economic Readjustment
Governor Calvin Coolidge, accepting the Republican nomination for vice president, called for a peace basis after 1914, urging tax revision and reduced private extravagance to free capital for essential industries. He backed the league of nations and urged increased production while shrinking money supply carefully.
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Harding
League of Nations
Harding Not Afraid to Work Creates Own Speech
Marion Ohio report highlights Warren G Harding's work ethic as he prepared his acceptance speech without stenographers. He wrote with pencil and pad in a quiet room, drafting over a week and making few changes, stating he writes as he thinks in a thirty year habit.
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Warren G. Harding
Farmers Favor Planks in Platforms of G. O. P.
Indianapolis supporters announce general approval of Republican farm planks. National agriculture plank calls for extending credit and fertilizing materials production and import. State farm and homes plank endorses legislation to encourage farm ownership.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Republican Party
Republican State Committee
McCray Resting Before Vigorous Indiana Campaign
Republican nominee Warren T. McCray returns from Lake George Michigan for a rest before a statewide drive. He plans to visit every county, with broad support from influential leaders and farmers signaling strong backing for his bid for governor.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Warren T. Mc Cray
Lake George
Mich
McCray
Harding Accepts Republican Nomination Speech Highlights Reforms
Warren G. Harding’s July 22 Marion speech outlines a platform of constitutional restoration under the Republican banner. He calls for production growth, warns against profiteering, and urges wage balance and industrial stability while supporting farm co operation and equal suffrage ahead of a peace-focused national agenda.
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Warren G. Harding
Marion
Senator Harding
United States
Indiana press backs Harding for president in 1920
A survey of Indiana GOP aligned editorials shows broad backing for Warren G. Harding across dailies and weeklies. Editors praise his virile Americanism, experience, and leadership while criticizing Wilsonian internationalism and Cox’s alignment with the president.
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Ohio woman leader backs Harding and Coolidge
Columbus Mrs. Mary B. Lee a longtime leader in women’s affairs and farmers organizations endorses Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge in a published article, saying God brings crises and men to meet.
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Mary BE. Lee
Farmers’ Organizations
Harding
Coolidge
Harding Supporters Praise Senator Harding in Letter
A passage extols Senator Harding describing him as perfectly suited for post war chaos with energy integrity and a word kept. It praises Coolidge as a strong lawman and cabinet ally, portraying them as upright leaders who will enforce the law and bring competent men to government.
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Greensburg Daily News
Harding
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United States
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Landie
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Indiana Women Ready to Vote for President and VP
Indianapolis goods note Indiana women are confident of voting for president and vice president in the fall even if the federal amendment is not ratified. An act of 1919 grants all US citizen women over 21 who meet residency requirements the right to vote in presidential elections.
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