Harding for President Promises an Everyday American Leader
The piece extols Senator Harding as a plain American from Marion Ohio who lives like ordinary citizens. It argues he will be a respectful servant, not an autocrat, and that the nation should elect him to restore normal conditions and prosperity after the war. It urges vote turnout and portrays Harding as aligned with the will of the people and capable of governing for Americans.
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Cox the Undignified Candidate
E S Van Zile argues that Governor Cox lacks the dignity required of a U S president warning that his public utterances and cheap appeals to unrefined voters place him outside the tradition of White House decorum and risk offending the American people.
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Cox Campaign Finance Allegations Spark National Debate
The article analyzes sworn Senate testimony about campaign funds for 1914 and 1920s politics, contrasting Cox and Democratic fund-raising with Republican limits. It discusses alleged Democratic overreach, public contributions against Wilsonism, and the idea that citizens could buy back their government, amid broader campaign disputes.
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