Harding Back At His Labors After Rest in New Jersey
Senator Harding Republican presidential nominee returns to office after weekend in New Jersey. He records Phonograph on Americanism for campaign use and films. Visitor Stanley H. Sowe says budget bill will reorganize government bureaus. Harding notes economy is part of his program. Edward M. Martin presents the original tally sheet of the tenth ballot.
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Washington
Harding
New Jersey
Stanley H. Sowe
New York
National Budget Committee
Wilson
Senator Harding
Edward M. Martin
Woodsfield
Ohio
Platform Battle Over Prohibition Strategy
In a closely split vote the drys were urged to speak first by Borden Burr of Alabama as the roll call passed 27 to 25. Bishop James Cannon of Tennessee, opposing the dry line, charged efforts to inject a wet brand into the Democratic party and urged opponents to seek constitutional amendments in Congress. Mrs. E A Yost of Washington, D C., was noted among those heard.
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Borden Burr
Alabama
Bryan
James Cannon
Tennessee
Congress
E. A. Yost
Washington, D. C
Harry KR. Ryan
California
Trades Union Liberty League
Sabath
Ilinois
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Prohibition
Montreal
Prohibitionists Push Enforce Plan at Convention
Delegates from the Women's Christian Temperance Union and other groups urge strict enforcement and a pledge for honest enforcement while representatives from Presbyterian and temperance bodies press for a stronger Volstead Act. Wayne Wheeler leads twenty two organizations in backing the anti liquor positions as Bryan defends prohibition support at Chicago.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Frank M. Silsby
Presbyterian National General Assembly
Richard Pearson Hobson
Alabama
Charles J. Hall
Chicago
Henry Clay Needham
National Prohibition Party
Wayne B. Wheeler
Prohibition
Anti-Saloon League of America
Bryan
Wheeler
Labor Unions Push Progressive Platform at Hearings
Gompers urges Democrats to adopt liberal program defending wage earners and free speech while opposing injunctions. He cites eight hour day child labor curbs and anti profiteering. Utah Senator Oleson denounces Palmer and calls for public ownership of railroads and utilities.
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American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Republican Party
Labor
Democratic Party
Matthew Woll
Oleson
Utah
Palmer
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Bainbridge Colby
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Arkansas
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Clark Howell
Georgia
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R. KR. Turner
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Turner
Oregon State Committee
George T. Baldwin
Schuyleman
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Mr. McAdoo
Cox
Trish
William Jeenings Bryan
WHT
Colby
Mr. Hrgan
Walsh
Massachusetts
W. Bourke Cochran
James R. Nugent
Frank P. Walsh
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Idaho State Dental Society
Pocatello High School
Aeme Zine One
Joell
Palm Beach
Siew
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Silk Sox
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Tacoma
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