Morgan fears state issue in campaign for governor
Morgan focuses on Harding as his sole hope by arguing the national ticket is stronger than the state ticket in West Virginia. He warns voters that the state issue dominates the race and emphasizes Harding's influence over the outcome.
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West Virginia Faces Split In Republican Gubernatorial Contest
In a backroom battle, West Virginia Republicans show deep division between Judge Morgan and Montgomery for governor with national party influence pushing for Harding support. Democratic efforts led by Koontz and Roosevelt gain momentum, while state rallies highlight contrasting strategies and rising voter mobilization ahead of the election.
Montgomery Assumes All Righteous Pose In Race
Independent Republican candidate admits he is the only honest politician left. He promotes himself as the sole truthful voice amid a crooked field, casting rivals as corrupt while rallying supporters to his reform platform.
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Jacob H. Schiff
New York
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Nonpartisan League claim questioned in West Virginia race
A Democratic probe casts doubt on Samuel Montgomery’s claim of nonpartisan affiliation for governor of West Virginia. The article asserts Montgomery remains a Republican at heart, supports Harding, opposes League aims, and could leverage GOP backing to build a party machine while denying open confirmation of these views.
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Curious Facts About Money Through the Ages
A historical survey traces money from Egyptian gold and silver weights to Greek and Roman coinage, noting early large copper coins, the first dated Swiss coins, and the mite as the smallest value. It also mentions tin money in England and the use of various metals as currency, with a garbled招聘 line at the end.
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Presidents with inventive sparks and a chair of whirligigs
The article recalls U S presidents who patented or contemplated inventions. Jefferson’s revolving chair and improved mouldboard plough earned honors in Europe, while Jefferson and Lincoln are noted for other devices. Australia battles prickly pear and cochineal pests, with rabbits also spreading.
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