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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1920

Page

6

Political platform themes at Chicago Republican convention

The Chicago Republican convention adopts a platform urging no pledge to ratify the peace treaty or League of Nations, endorsing senate actions on the treaty, and pursuing international arrangements while preserving sovereignty. It condemns Wilson over the Armenian mandate and highlights other national and international items from the era.

Chicago League of Nations Washington Jefferson Monroe Wilson

Harding Is Named for President Coolidge Chosen as Running Mate

Marion Ohio bulletin notes Warren G Harding publisher banker and stockholder in several industries named as presidential nominee. Born November 2 1865 at Corsica Ohio he rose from editor of the Spectator to leading Marion Star owner. The piece highlights his early schooling journalism and rapid political ascent with congratulatory calls to the Harding family.

Harding Coolidge Marion Ohio Warren G. Harding Marion Star United States Corsica Morrow County G. Tyron Harding Caledonia Mariow County Senator Harding Ohio Central College Iberia Washington Township Senator the Spectator Bar Marion Mirror Blaine Fred Marion Daily Star Star Dr. G. T. Harding Dr. Harding Miss Abigail Harding

Committee of Forty-eight Ready to Form Third Party

The group denounces the Republican convention as ignoring major issues and signals a new party will nominate a presidential candidate in Chicago on July 10. Amos Pinchot signs the statement, noting enough uncertainty about a new candidate has been resolved and pledging a platform and standard bearer to attract Roosevelt Johnson and La Follette supporters.

Chicago Committee of Forty-eight Amos Pinchot Republican Party Roosevelt Johnson la Follette

Jewels Stolen From Mrs Whitney on Train

Pennsylvania Railroad detectives were told on arrival of a special train from Chicago bearing Republican delegates that jewels worth 50000 dollars belonging to Mrs Arthur Whitney of Morristown New Jersey were stolen from the train. The loss was found after the train left Alliance Ohio and the jewels were held at the station for an hour while searches were made.

Mre. A. Whitney Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago Arthur’ Whitney Morristown N. J Alliance Ohio

Demonstration Precedes Final Sweep of Marion Man Toward Goal

Governor Coolidge accepts the Republican nomination at Chicago as Warren G Harding is named the presidential candidate. Ohio loyalty and party unity are stressed while Wood and Lowden fade, with Senator Borah shifting support amid late-night negotiations.

Marion Man

Coolidge Accepts Republican Nomination for Vice President

Governor Calvin Coolidge accepted the Republican nomination for vice president after Chicago convention balloting. He congratulated Warren G. Harding on his presidential nomination and relayed the news to Mrs. Coolidge and companions from his hotel room via telegram and telephone.

Boston Mass Calvin Coolidge Chicago Goveror Coolidge Warren G. Harding Ohio Associated Press

Calvin Coolidge as Vice Presidential Candidate

Boston born politician Calvin Coolidge rose to national fame during the Boston police strike. A long Massachusetts career included roles from city official to governor, with a decisive re election and a reputation as a restrained family man and forceful speaker.

Boston Mass Coolidge Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts Plymouth Amherst College Northampton State Senate

Nervous Prostration Victim Recommends Pinkham Remedy

Mrs J Christman of 193 Oak Street Binghamton New York reports a two year nervous condition with gloom and inability to work. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and urges others to use it for nervous prostration displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities periodic pains back ache bearing down dizziness and indigestion.

Binghamton N. Y Lydia E. Pinkam Poe Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pingham Lydia Ass

Bumper Crop Forecast for France Warned Prosperity Ahead

Agricultural experts predict France will enjoy another month of favorable growing weather with harvest prospects valued at between 9.0 and 4.0 billion francs. They note last year’s poor output and abroad purchases, but this year 800,000 more acres are seeded and crop estimates exceed prior memory by at least 60 percent.

France Paris Agricultural Department

Burleson Defends Government Wire Control Policy

Postmaster General Albert 8 Burleson states that the Republican platform's arraignment of postal authorities falls harmless at the feet of truth. He cites Theodore N. Vail Newcomb Carlton and others to argue that wire properties were well managed by the Government and returned in good condition.

Burleson Washington Albert 8 United States Chicago Wilson Theodore N. Vail American Telephone and Telegraph Company Newcomb Carlton Western Union Telegraph Company

Bomb Explodes During Aida at National Theater Havana

A bomb blast hit the National Theater in Havana during the second act of Aida injuring several chorus members and audience members, one seriously. Enrico Caruso had been due to appear. The director and musicians steadied the crowd by playing the national anthem. police have detained the theater painter on suspicion.

Havana Cuba National Theater Enrico Caruso

Daisy Fly Killer promises sturdy metal design

In a compact ad Harold Somers of 150 DeKalb Ave Brooklyn New York advertises a metal Daisy Fly Killer that resists spills and tipping and is safe around children. It is sold by local dealers for 1 dollar.

Express Aid Harold Somers DeKalb Ave Brooklyn N. Yo

Suburban League of Nations Gardens and Chickens Plan

Two residents discuss forming a local league in the suburb. The group aims to coordinate plans for garden plots and keeping chickens this year, signaling a friendly, homegrown collaboration. The idea is informal and practical rather than political.

League of Nations

Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Skin Aids

Ad claims Cuticura soap a cleanser, Oontinent to soothe, and Talcum to powder and perfume. promotes daily use for clear skin and a complete toilet table with the trio priced at 25 cents everywhere.

Boot Button Security Fix Instructs Quick Shoe Hack

A simple method shows how to keep boot buttons on by cutting a hole in the boot tongue to thread a new strong shoelace through the button holes. The lace is tied with flat knots at both ends to secure the design.

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