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Washington notes frame the national political scene in 1920s tone
The column surveys the Republican and Democratic factions around President Harding and Vice President Coolidge, cites Hearst Ford moves, LaFollette and Borah dynamics, and White House authority over party machinery. It also discusses the Railroad Labor Board, Pennsylvania Railroad disputes, ship board sales, veteran care funding, political prisoners, flag etiquette, and Attorney General Daugherty denying resignation rumors.
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Republicanational
Harding
Coolidge
Republican Party
Democratic National Organization
Messrs
McAdoo
Cox
Uniderwond & Co
Ford
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Ford
Mr. Hearst
Frank Mansey
New York
Independent Party
Wall Street
LaFollette
Borah
Republican National Organization
Republican National Committee
White House
Washington
Railroad Board
Railroad Labor Board
Congress
Arcadia
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Railroad
Road
Labor Board
Uncle Sam
United States Shipping Board