Why I Should be Elected Governor And What I Will Do If Elected
A Cleveland mayoral candidate outlines his readiness for Ohio governance. He emphasizes pay as you go finance, home rule in taxation, and opposing mandates on farmers. He highlights past achievements in Cleveland including low costs, streetcar service, and swift food and coal relief programs. He pledges to reduce state waste, aid farmers, improve roads, and uphold laws while resisting Bolshevism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
Walt Cleveland
New York City
United States
Republican Party and American Family Defense
Rose Moriarty argues the Republican Party safeguarded the American family and home through child welfare laws, education support, labor protections, suffrage, tariffs, and fiscal policy. She cites the Children’s Bureau, federal labor laws, public school funding, and opposition to the League of Nations as protecting family well being and civilization.
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Rose Moriarty
Women’s Bureau
Ohio
Republican Party
Julia Lathrop
Taft
House
Bureau
Senate
Democratic Committee On Appropriations
Good
Iowa
Western Judicial District of
North Carolina
Alabama
Dem
Roosevelt
Europe
Wilsonian League OF Nations
America
Congress
League OF Nations
Poland
Departments OF Commerce and Labor
Democratic Party
Creel Bureau
Republican Congress
Wilson
Supreme Court Ballot Guide for Ohio Voters
The piece profiles four Republican hopefuls for the Ohio Supreme Court and Col. Benson W. Hough, plus two sitting justices, with instructions to place an X before the preferred names on the Chief Justice and long term Supreme Court tickets. It notes Marshall and Hough as leading figures and details their backgrounds, urging votes for Matthias and Jones under the long term caption.
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Republican Party
Ohio Supreme Court
T. . Marshall
Zanesville
Edwards
Matthias
van Wert
Thomas A. Jones
Jackson
Col
Benson W. Hough
Delaware
Marshall
Ohio
Muskingum County
Law School
Cincinnati University
166Th Infantry
France
Germany
Col. Hough
Willis
Delaware County
Ohio Wesleyan
Jones
Common Pleas
Northern University
Second
Ohio Infantry
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Ap Ip Wei
Long Ee
Republican principles and 1920s family welfare message
The text outlines Republican policies on free speech press and assembly, limited military service, conservation housing farm protection education public health and pensions for service members. It emphasizes family welfare, lower taxes, and moral leadership of Harding and Coolidge with a call to voters to consider these ideals when voting on November 2.
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Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Harding
Coolidge
Harding on Self-Sustaining Farm system and national development
The speech argues for a self-sustaining United States built on agriculture. It calls for abundant domestic food, exportable surplus in good years, and prices that reward farmers. It stresses fair returns on capital and wages for labor to support rural families and urban needs.
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Harding
U. S
Mail service critique fuels Wilson Burleson referendum
A political commentary argues the Wilson administration worsened mail service and questions Burleson's influence. It calls for a decisive vote on the League of Nations and postal efficiency, urging supporters to remember who kept the country out of mail trouble.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Burleson
Burl
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Commonwealth
Thie State
Avis
Davis
War Department
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