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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1920
Page
9
A political rally piece extols Harding as the honest solution against Democratic graft. It critiques Wilson era spending, Shipbuilding costs, Army camps, and Curtiss plane deals while praising Roosevelt for progressive leadership and a forward national policy.
The Beattie Retail Grocers' Association will hold a mass meeting tonight at the Fine Arts Society rooms, 1213 Fourth Ave. Dr. W. J. Hindley of Spokane and Kenneth C. poses are listed as speakers. The note calls for adherence to high standards and warns against exploiting political rivalry for gain.
The prospect emerges that the League of Nations covenant could be amended to let Senator Warren G Harding, if elected president, urge ratification of a revised pact. Leon Bourgeois, head of the league council, says Article 10 is not vital to the covenant, fueling speculation at Harding headquarters though no official comment is issued. Harding, sidelined by a stubborn cold, plans a brief Ohio schedule and a trip to Indianapolis for rest.
In Marion Ohio on October 6 1920 Warren G Harding promised a return to protective tariff policy to equalize costs of production. He said post March 4 next a tariff policy would be put in place and noted a protest over foreign zinc imports undercutting domestic prices. A letter to Paul A Wert of Joplin Missouri highlighted mine closures in Southwestern Missouri displacing 15000 workers.
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