Republican Ticket Urges Idaho Vote in 1920 Election
A 1920 Idaho political endorsement urges voters to back Harding and Coolidge, Smith and French, Davis, Nugent, Whitaker, and a Republican legislature. It denounces Democratic and Bryan era policies, praises protectionism, reclamation, and independent state governance, urging a straight Republican vote.
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Frank R. Gooding
United States
Smith
French
Congress
Idaho
Harding
Coolidge
Borah
Intermountain
Great West
F. Nugent
Townley
Democratic Party
Democratic Machine
W. P. Whitaker
Townleyites
Nugent
McKaig
Roy L. Black
Black
Mme Ponpia
Harding Welfare Program Praised by Women Workers
Marion Ohio report shows Mrs. Raymond Robins of Chicago voicing support for Senator Harding's social justice speech. She leads the National Women's Trades Union League and notes the broad interest among American women in welfare, health, education, and fair labor protections.
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Harding
Colidge
League of Nations
League
Bryan
Marion
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Senator Harding Proposes Social Justice Policy Vision
Senator Harding outlines a broad social justice program focusing on public welfare, health for mothers and children, and equal opportunity. He argues for a Department of Public Welfare, protections for women workers, and anti poverty measures while resisting paternalistic oversight.
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Washington
Dengeran
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D. W. Davis
Walters
Moses Alexander
Alexander
North Dakota
Republican State General Committee
M. Holden
Idaho Falls
Justice OF the Supreme
Judiciary
America
Galton
Finantes Kimeliog
Vane SorVallo
Raymond Rosins
Hifi
Cid Public Health
PhernAttog
Buble
Malhood
Tardy
Celal Justice
Department of Public America
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Department of Pott
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