Mabey Debate Stance prompts party mudslinging
Charles R Mabey defends his stance against Wilson League of Nations and state government reform while denouncing opponents tactics as demagogic. He lauds his service record and calls for a fair clean campaign. He contrasts Republican restraint with Democratic mascot rhetoric and pledges to win voters by integrity.
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Charles R. Mabey
United States
Wilson League of Nations
Utah
Hmeht
Alush Fund
Gonate
Democratic Party
Wfe
Utah voters urged to elect cleanup-minded governor
In a campaign statement a speaker frames opposition to the Wilson League as a religious principle and praises Mr Winberry for promising to reorganize state departments and eliminate unnecessary offices. Utah is urged to support a clean, able, progressive candidate for governor.
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Wilson League
Winbey
Utah
Campaigns for Harding Coolidge Endorsed in Uintah County
A Uintah County public notice urges voters to support Warren G. Harding for President and Calvin Coolidge for Vice President. It lauds the Republican campaign, criticizes Cox and his slush fund claims, and highlights Harding's plans to reorganize federal departments, ease labor disputes, and resist joining any League Covenant. The letter appeals for honest, dignified campaigning and strong American principles.
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Republican Party
Uintah Counes
Warren
Harting
Cass Coolidge
United States
Utnmat
Americin
Cox
Hiram Johnson
Teddy
Ward Heeler
Lincoln
Coax
Senator Harding
Harding
Washington DC
Reed Smoot warns against Wilson League binding U S
Senator Reed Smoot urges Americans to reject the League of Nations as a surrender of sovereignty. He argues Harding is needed to maintain American leadership, defend the Constitution, and keep the nation from harming its sacred traditions and ideals. The speaker calls for support of the Republican cause in the upcoming election.
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Harding
America
Republican Party
Halt Called on Welling's Tactics During Campaign
Utah voters hear a Republican contrast of records for Smoot King and Welling. Officials show Smoot authored multiple laws in the 58th through 66th Congresses, while Welling and Mays have no laws enacted. The campaign frame cites oil leasing, homestead acts, and tariff measures as Smoot gains.
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Halt
Welling
Smoot
Congressman Welling
Lawe
Congresaman Welling
Senat
Smcot
Congrem
Lawa
Congress
King
Mays
Senator King
Senate
Repubcan
Franklin K Lane
Bennion Admits False Statement In Advertisement
In Salt Lake City on September 6 1920 Democratic Secretary of State Harden Bennion was pressed by the Republican State Central Committee and admitted that a letter he had published attacking Republican candidate Charles R Mabey did not state facts. He acknowledged misstatements on loans to Orem and state indebtedness misrepresentations and admitted discrepancies about bond issues and appropriations. He conceded facts about the state loaned funds and the 1920s financial position, including a deficit and bond costs, contradicting his prior claims.
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Harden Bennion
Salt Lake
Republican State Central Committee
Charles R Mabey
Bennion
Mabey
Orem
Republican State Committee
State Land Board
State Industrial Commission
Office
The
Spry
Utah
Cugh
Bamberger
Republican Committee
Joseph Birle
State Public Utilities Commission
Afr. Bennion
Republican, State Central Committee
Uintah County Urged to Back Funk for Congress
Citizens of Uintah County consider backing James W Funk over Dan B Colton for Congress, aligning with Cache County support. The appeal cites federal aid, roads, Indian water rights, land protection, and opposition to a government plan to reservoir Green River, warning of potential loss of resources and urging action.
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Uintah County
Cache County
Congress
James W Funk
James W. Funk
Dan B Colton
Vernal
Ainece
Green River
Utah
Vernal-Duchesne
Don B Colton for Congress Urges Basin Development
A Uintah County man, DON B COLTON, urges voters to cast aside party lines and support his bid for Congress to advance Utah Basin development and future interests. He asks residents to consider the best path for immediate growth and national service.
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Honor Bright
Uintah County
Don B Colton
Utah
Congress
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Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Senator Reed Smoot
Silame
Franch G. Mateo
William Spry
Bory
William H King
Reed Smoot
Milton H. Welling
House
Wel Ne
Ansel Wold
Senatsa
Mary Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D. C
N. J. Sinnott
House of Representatives
Sinnott
House of Congee‘s
Prarnklin K. Lane
Woelling
Smoots
Don. B. Colton
Don B. Colton
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