Supreme issue in campaign rails against Wilson League
The piece argues against joining the League of Nations, warning Article X commits the U.S. to war and abandons the Monroe Doctrine. It blames Governor Cox and President Wilson, cites moral versus legal obligation, and asserts the need to first extinguish the fire threatening American liberty before considering foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League OF Nations
United States
France
Cox
Wilson League of Nations
Congress
Wilson
Harding
Council of the League
James M. Cox
Woodrow Wilson
League
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Washington
Great Britain
Mr. Wilson
Ohio Workmen's Compensation Law History and Green Bill
The passage traces Ohio workmen's compensation law from 1910 through amendments in 1913 under Gov Cox, noting a compulsory feature debated, a constitutional amendment in 1912, and the Green Bill to strengthen employer contributions. It explains changes including employer funding, civil actions for noncompliance, and later enforcement measures under the 83rd General Assembly led by Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
79Th General Assembly
Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Congress
State Liability Board of Awards
Industrial Commission
Eighty-Third General Assembly
House
John G. Price
Repubican
Frank Whittemore
General Assembly
Senator Harding's Agricultural Program
Harding outlines six points to support farmers: practical representation in government, right to form co operatives, scientific study of prices and costs to reduce fluctuations, end to arbitrary price fixing, implement farm loan act with long term credit, restore efficient railroad transport at low rates, and revise tariffs to protect labor, agriculture, and industry with American buying first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America First
Cleveland Clergy Endorse Mayor Davis for Governor
A collection of unsigned and signed letters from Cleveland pastors praising Harry L. Davis. They commend his integrity, efficiency, and stance on law enforcement, urging Ohio voters to elect him governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
James O'Leary
St. Colman'’s Church
W. 65Th St
Cleveland
Pilgrim Church
W. Fourteenth St
Dan Freeman Bradley
Fred Lesiie Brownlee
Assoc
W. B. Feeman
Harry L. Davis
Davis
Davie
America
Mr. Davis
Ev Cavise
Harry L. Davie
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James M Cox
Franklin D Roosevelt
Oscar E Bradfute
Republican
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
WM H Boyd
Socialist
Eugene V. Debs
Seymour Stedman
Eubanks
ERC
Barnum
Macauley
Pat Auditor
Daniel
United
Vow
John G Price
War United Sarvs
Senator
Prank & Wills
For Anorneydienert, Joseph W Sharts
United State Sanatet
Earl H Foote
Secretary of
Jasper Shuman
Adam Lehr
George Edwards
Henry & Strong
Senator Harding
F. E. Barnum
Judicial Tigret
Supreme Court
CT Marshall
Hugh L Nicholl
Hersey
Thomas A Jones
Vic Donahay
William D. Fultow
Poe Tremerer
Charles
Por
Barry L. Davis
Clarence J Brown
Harvey C Smith
Joseph T Tracy
Rudolph Warcher
B. Hamilton
Leetenant
van Schoyck
Gro Ige Markert
Lima, Louis & Wefp
Mak Goodman
Gena Court
Tee
Dan B Call
Frank R Field
George W
Mannix
Edward
Matthias
Eer Late
Ong Coleman Avery
George Cook
the Court of Depuite Plans
Harry Dans
Dan F. Bradley
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Euclid Avenue and
East 18Th “St
W. W. Buntard
Cleveland, Ohio
Citizens of
Harry L. ‘Davis
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