Harding Tied Ballot Looms On Tenth Ballot At Convention
Delaware and Georgia shift votes to Harding as Illinois and Indiana move toward him. Pennsylvanians pledge 60 more, while Massachussetts and Michigan tilt Harding. other states split, as Penrose endorses Harding and party leaders discuss adjournment.
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Arkansas
Harding
Delaware
Georgia
Illinois
Lowden
Seau
Anther
Indiana
See
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Lodge
Michigan
Minnesota
Wood
New York
Pennsylvania
Sproul
Keystone State
Col. Proctor
Gen. Wood
Harding's Line Holds as Delegates Weigh Second Ballot
At the Chicago convention Harding and Daugherty negotiated through the recess. Governors Lowden and Sproul debated strategy while Johnson and Woods allies planned to pivot toward Harding. Ohio supporters praised Willis and Willis' speech as pivotal while Butler signaled continued bid.
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Senator Johnson
Gen. Woods
Coliseum
Harding
Gov. Lowden
Chicago
Harding Ohig
Senator Harding
Lake
Michigan
Ohio
Willis
Harry Daugherty
Daugherty
Johnson
William. C. Proctor
Gen. Wood
Lowden
Wood
Tenth Ballot Scores Across States Include Wood Harding
The report lists ballot tallies for Massachusetts and Michigan with Wood and Harding leading in multiple figures, alongside Johnson figures for Minnesota. Details show 35 17 for Wood Harding and 20 4 for Wood Johnson 25 Harding in Michigan, with Minnesota entries 24 1 Johnson and 24 1 Johnson 2 Harding 21 Wood.
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Montana
Johnson
Mississippi
Harding
Wood
Missouri
Rabema
Lowdon
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Lowden
Gia
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Town
Kansas
Hoover
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Heover
New Mexico
New York
Coolidge
Lenroot
Butler
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Hays
Oregon
Penna
Knox
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
É Wood
Tenn
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Poindexter
West Virginia
Wisconsin
la Follette
Wyoming
Alaska
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Labor Leaders Condemn Republican Platform At Frisco Convention
At Frisco June 12 the American Federation of Labor adopted a report opposing the Republican platform, denouncing its failure to address profiteering and the right to strike. Gompers and Wol urged presenting labor demands to the Democratic convention, while criticizing party neglect of anti profiteering laws and calling for a congressional inquiry into mine workers' outrages in West Virginia.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Executive Council
Samuel Gompers
Matthew Wol
Federation
Labor
Precious Ag
Weet
Virginia
Bac
Agser
Lebér
Preent Gompers
Jabor
Republi
Page
Bryan Sees Landslide for Republican Party
The article notes a Republican surge in early voting with Democrats lagging in states like Nebraska Michigan and Ohio. It cites the Literary Digest poll showing about 145 800 Democrats shifting to Republican candidates and underscores a broader trend of Democratic vote scarcity and party realignment.
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Alphongo
Gaston
Repubblicans
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
California
Massachusetts
Literary Digest
Cali
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Olice
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Fred Upham
Sena
Warren G. Harding
Mr. Harding
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Warren
Hert
Gov. Sproul
Pennsylv
Ania
Convention
Nicholas Murray Butler
Mr. Butler
Charles Hilles
Hiram Johnson
Democratic Party
Frisco
Republic
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
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