Coxs Confidence in Victory Echoes Across Nation
Governor James M Cox writes from Dayton in 1920 about his presidential bid. He describes travel through states, appeals to the American people, and the league of nations controversy. He argues voters must honor soldiers and reject antiwar opponents to secure peace and progress.
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James M. Cox
United Pree
Dayton
America
United States
League of Nations
Amert
League
Atlantic
Possibon
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Senate
Cox Challenges Post and Business Powers in State
Ayton October 24. J M Cox denounces unfair business in America and condemns the Evening Post for attacking him. He accuses big business of backing the old order and calls for a square deal, arguing that governors and leaders expect decisive action against the propped prosperity of the strong.
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Herbert W. Walker Ayton
J. M. Cox
Evening Post
America
Big Busi
George Horace Lort
Cox
Republicans tally campaign outlay for 1920 race
Fred W. Upham, treasurer for the Republican National Committee, reports a total campaign cost of 2,042,892.32 to date. About 400 thousand dollars remains for a final push before the November 2 election as treasurers of both parties brief the subcommittee on fundraising and expenditures.
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Fred W. Up
Republican Na Committee
Warren G. Harding
National Committee
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Robbery Hits Home of Mrs Zimmerman
Mrs. W. M. Zimmerman returned to her home at 746 West 76th Street Wednesday night after a several absence to find items stolen. A wrist watch valued at 25 dollars a pearl ring and a solitaire valued at 34 dollars were reported missing.
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West 76Th St
Greatest Vote Expected in Seattle as Election Nears
Anticipating a record turnout officials plan for at least 100000 votes in Seattle general election Tuesday. With 119754 registered voters a 57 percent March turnout is likely, and about 200 have received absent voter certificates. Registration is closed but precinct transfers remain until 6 p m Saturday. A voting machine demonstration is offered in the county city building daily.
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Seattle
Reverent Roosevelt Tribute Marks Seattle Meeting
A Seattle gathering at the Metropolitan theatre honored Theodore Roosevelt and attacked the Democratic party. Former Iowa Congressman Robert G Cousins gave the principal address calling Roosevelt the striking figure of American presidency while critics targeted the league of nations. Telegrams from Senator Harding and Wesley L Jones were read. Col. George B. Lamping chaired a Young Men's Republican club event.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Seattle
Metropolitan Theatre
Robert G Cousins
Iowa
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Harding
Wesley
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