What Does Mr Ralston Offer In His Senate Speech
A critical review finds Samuel M. Ralston’s keynote for the Democratic U S Senate race offers no constructive proposals unlike Beveridge. It labels his approach as a failed effort to bolster a losing cause and notes his limited ability to advance Harding era reforms.
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Samuel M. Ralston
United States Senate
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Harding
Morever
Waste and debt highlight Republican critique of Wilson era armament
The passage argues that vast sums were spent on weapons and contracts with little or no production. It cites 72 cannons, nitrate plants, coke ovens, acid plants, docks, airplanes, powder plants, and war contracts totaling over fourteen billion dollars. It urges Republicans to oppose returning the government to Democrats and questions Harding's progress in addressing these debts.
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Harding
Wilson
Democratic Party
Army
War Department
What Has Democratic Leadership to Offer the American People
An editorial argues that unrest follows World War I and criticizes Democrats and Republicans. It asserts the Harding administration inherited a wrecked economy, warns against demagogic reforms, and predicts Democratic control would lead to gridlock while urging patience for four years of Harding recovery.
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Republican Party
Congress
Hardine
Russia
Senate
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Harding
Wilson
Cox
League of Nations
Europe
Ameri
America
Washington
Democratic Party
Maine
Naiontal
Bland's Blandness Noted as Bland's Strength in Congress
Mr Bland's recognition in Daviess county drew praise for a long record of devotion to the Second district. He is a vigorous Republican, respected in Washington, with proven ability to cut red tape and deliver for constituents, combining experience, persistence, and a winning personality.
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Oscar Bland
Congress
Harding Administration praised for 19 months of economic recovery
The document lauds President Harding and the Republican administration for improving national conditions since March 1921. It cites lower public debt, debt refunds, restored credit, reduced expenditures, and strengthened public welfare. It highlights conferences and foreign policy as part of the recovery.
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America
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Harding
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Congress
Europe
Money Saving by Republicans Highlights in Congress
The piece extols Oscar Bland as a tireless public servant and predicts his return to Congress. It cites Republican control of government and claims major debt and expenditure reductions under their first year, noting Budget Bureau creation and wartime fixed charges complicate prewar reductions.
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Congress
Students of Affairs
Washington Herald
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Budget Bureau
Republican Congress
Wilson
Prominent Young Farmer Candidate For Joint Senatorship
Charles Omerson Watson of Turman township runs as the Republican candidate for joint senator from Sullivan and Vigo counties. The 34 year old farmer advocates strong local governance, supports prohibition, and emphasizes education including Graysville’s consolidated high school. He campaigns actively in Sullivan and Vigo with cross party support.
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Charles Omerson Watson
Turman Township
Sullivan
Vigo
Watson
Warren Watson
Mr. Watson
Union Christian College
Merom
Graysville
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