Future of the Republican Party After Harding’s Death
A 1923 assessment of potential GOP candidates following President Harding’s death. It discusses Hiram Johnson as a former Progressive influence, Coolidge’s strong organization backing by J. P. Morgan’s Gary, Lowden, Hughes, Hoover and Wood, plus La Follette’s uphill bid. It notes public sentiment shifts and regional dynamics shaping the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Republican Party
Mr. Harding
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt
New York
Massachussets
Delaware
New Jersey
Middle West
North West
Wr. Harding
World Court
Calvin Coolidge
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
General Wood
Philippines
Robert M. la Follett
Nomination Speculation Across Republican Field
The discussion centers on potential nominees including Judge William E. Kenyon and Senators Borah Johnson Willis Fess and Johnson. The piece weighs popularity, honesty, and international policy stances, noting Borah’s leadership and thelikelihood of a Borah Johnson alignment aiding nomination. It notes Ohio's Frank B Willis and the party shift as background context in a Republican era outlook.
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William E. Kenyon
United States Circuit Court
United States Senate
William E. Borah
Senate
Borah
Johnson
Hiram Johnson
United States
Frank B. Willis
Mr. Harding
Chicago
8. D. Fess
Ohio
Comedic Telegrams on American Family Life and Work
A spoof monologue extols the ideal of the traditional American home with a large family, daily labor, and busy children. It jokes about fathers, mothers, and neighbors, while noting the bustle and noise of kids and the appealing chaos of domestic life. It also mentions Hutchinson and Sapulpa competing for second-half league honors.
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Hutchinson
Sapulpa
Lesterdays in Ohio and notable anniversaries
A compact list of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Highlights include Cornelius De Witt murder in The Hague. Sullivan replacing Greene on Long Island in 1776. Greek patriot Marcos Bozzaris jailed in 1799. church figures born in Ireland and Italy. Suez Canal occupation in 1882. William Booth death in 1912. a 1921 US Russia relief accord. and a retro note on Honduran and Central American leaders meeting in Waterloo Iowa a year ago today.
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Cornelius de Witt
Netherlands
Hague
Sullivan
Greene
Americana
Long Island
Marcos Bozzaris
Karponisi
Albania
John Hennessy
R C
Dubuque
Limerick
Ireland
Cardinal Sebastian Martinelli
United States
San Anna
Italy
Rome
Suez Canal
William Booth
The
Salvation Army
London
Nottingham
Russia
Centenary of Marcos Bozzaris Death Noted in Today’s Items
A roundup marks the centenary of Greek patriot Marcos Bozzaris and other anniversaries. Notable events today include the death of Pius VII, a naval demonstration at Portsmouth, and the opening of international conferences in Copenhagen Toronto Chautauqua and New Hampshire settlement tercentenaries.
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Marcos Bozzaris
Pius VII
Napoleon
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
The
World League Against Alcoholism
Copenhagen
Smoot Warns Europe on Verge of War and Reparations
Senator Reed Smoot reports from Europe that unless prompt relief is given Europe may plunge into war before winter. He cites Germany's dire economic and political state, urges U S restraint yet openness to a world court, and says European nations must devote all efforts to stabilizing their own affairs now.
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Csurope
Smoot
Europe
Reed Smoot
Rep
Utah
Hiram Johnson
George H. Moses
Smith W. Brookhart
Smooth Kip
Harding
Germany
America
United States
Slemp Named Secretary to President by Coolidge
G Bascom Slemp of Virginia, long a leading southern Republican figure and former congressman, is appointed by President Coolidge as secretary to the president. Slemp, born 1870 in Lee County, Virginia, has chaired Virginia’s Republican state committee and held coal and realty interests.
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G. Bascom Slemp
Presdent Coolidge
Virginia
South
Coolidge
Lowden
Illinois
Blemp
Slemp
White House
Turkey Cove
Lee County
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
University of Virginia
Bigstown Gap
Slemp Coal Co
Hamilton Realty Co
Republican State Committee of Virginia
Campbell Bascom Slemp
Congress
Bigstone Gap
President Harding
Civil Service Commission
Commerce
Peru
Slemp Linked to Two Washington Clubs
Slemp is identified as a member of the Army and Navy Club and the Washington Country Club, and described as a bachelor.
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Slemp
Army and Navy Club
Washington Country Club
Ten Years Ago In Baldwin University and Local Promoters
The note recalls Rev G A Reeder as Baldwin University dean and mentions Au burndele allotment by real estate promoters. It also records Fred T Pomeroy as Green Line president replacing his father, plus John Miller, ex major league star and San Francisco Seals manager, forced to retire due to ill health to New Jersey.
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Fred T. Pomeroy
The
Green Line
His
A. 4 H. Pomeroy
John
Dots) Miller
San Francisco Seals
New
Jer- Rats
County Ticket Nominated at Court House Convention
County convention at the courthouse nominated its ticket with Representative Custer Schyder and commissioner Cash Pere Dellefield among others. Water works engineer L E Chapin chose sulfuric iron to purify the water instead of alum.
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Court House
Custer Schyder
Cashpere Dellefield
Mason Smith
C. E. Ferguson
A. Greulich
L. E. Chapin
the Water Works
Poems That Live To My Mother
A nostalgic verse praising a mother's constant love and protection. The speaker, TGgene Field, recalls her beauty and grace, thanking her for guiding and guarding him even beyond life.
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Tggene Field
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F. Burke
Baltor A. C
Elyria
Internationsl News Service
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Harrisburg
Association of American Cemetery Superintendents
Milwaukee
Mars
Ereit FL
Komicazl Telegrams
Jim Armitage
Himael
Tsa
Cleopatra
Lesterdays
Presidenta of
Honduran
Nicaragua
Salvador
Waterloo
Iowa
Julia Sanderson
Springfield
Mass
Arthur P. Rugg
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Sterling
Tlass
Moris McDonald
Maine Central Railroad
New Albany
Ind
Raymond Polacare
Toronto
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Chautauqua
Commission On International Justice and Good Will
Federal Council of Churches
G. A. Reeder
M. E. Church
Baldwin University
Auburndele
Elit
C. M. Ackerman
Optometry
Elyria Savings Bank
Virtuoso
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