Local ticket slate lists 1940 campaign selections
The article presents a slate of political candidates including Warren G. Harding for President Calvin Coolidge for Vice President Albert H. Featherstone for State Senator and nominees for Representatives Commissioners Sheriff Treasurer Probate Judge Prosecuting Attorney Assessor Coroner and Surveyor across districts with names like Donald A. Callahan Richard G. Thomas Fremon 8s Rowe and JoAN H. Mcevers among others.
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Albert H. Featherstone
Donald A. Callahan
Richard G. Thomas
Fremont
Cox Charges to Destroy Public Confidence in Government
The Democratic candidate repeats unfounded charges that Republicans seek to raise 15 million dollars to buy the presidency, calls the Republican National Committee chairman a liar, and accuses others denying the claim of undermining government fidelity. The Oregonian notes Cox’s rhetoric harms public confidence and could embolden radical elements.
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Republican Committee
Harding
Cox
Republican National Committee
The
Oregonian
James M. Cox
Bill Haywood
Eugene Debs
Cox charges and Democratic editorial view in Idaho
The Lewiston Tribune editorialized that presidential campaigns should not hinge on expenditure, warning that proclaiming fraud erodes public trust. The piece notes radical propaganda often echoes statements from established opponents and urges Idaho to address waterway safety with stronger navigation laws in the next legislature.
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Lewiston Tribune
Idaho
Cox
Tribune
Tariff Remains a Political Issue in Political Debate
The piece outlines Democratic and Republican stances on tariffs, noting Senator Harding’s call to revise schedules, the Tariff Commission’s limited role, and the enduring clash between protectionism and free trade. It argues Congress retains tariff power and the issue will persist as long as parties hold their traditional positions.
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Harding
Tariff Commission
Free Trade Congress
Congress
Idaho needs adequate laws governing navigation
The Miner cites inadequate lake steamer accommodations between Harrison and Coeur dAlene and urges the state utilities commission to act. Reports say the Bonnie Doon has nearly swamped in rough weather and disembarked passengers for safety, a risk the public should not endure if relief can be obtained.
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Harrison
Coeur d'Alene
State Utilities Commission
Utilities Commission
Notorious German Propaganda Advocate Active Again
The American Monthly edited by George Sylvester Viereck is cited as a pro German propaganda outlet. The issue argues U S officials plotted to enter war with France and Britain, attacks France and Britain, mocks allied sacrifices, and urges suppression of Viereck's paper for anti American sentiment.
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Germany
United States
France
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
England
Viereck
Cerman
Separate Peace Policy Clarified by Cox Denunciation
In a denouncing terms, Cox argues against a separate peace, noting that during the war it would have dishonored nations opposing the central powers and weakened allies. He states the United States now could pursue a separate peace without harming other nations, as all others have accepted peace terms. The U S position is tied to Wilsonian sacrifice, but a separate peace would avoid leaving rivals to bear war alone or aiding the enemy.
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Cox
United States
Wilson
United States War Entry and Peace Declared on Its Terms
The nation states it entered the war at its own choosing and may seek peace likewise by its own methods without harming former allies, asserting sovereign discretion over both entry and exit.
Ohio Voting History Shows Republicans Strong Since 1860
Western Republican HQ compiles a history noting Ohio voted Republican in nearly every presidential contest since 1860, with only 1912 and 1916 as exceptions amid party splits and war slogans. Cox rarely surpassed 60 percent. Hamilton County’s influence and past ticket splits shaped outcomes, and Harding carried more counties against Cox in 1920 than Cox did in any race.
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Ohio
Cox
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Harding Land Cox
Harding
Bryan
Zinc mining in Missouri shrinks as Cox loses favor
The text traces Cox’s tariff shifts from free zinc in 1909 to Underwood in 1918 and a San Francisco platform stance. It notes zinc production across eight states, major Joplin mines, and a population drop in Webb City from 15,000 to 10,000 as mines wind down. In Joplin district 225,000 people depend on zinc, and Cox’s election foes fear continued industry death.
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Cox
San Francisco
Joplin
Mexico
Webb City
Missouri
Shriners Straw Vote Tally At Portland Trip
A Columbus paper reports on a straw vote aboard the Aladdin Shriners train returning from Portland showing 213 for Harding and 56 for Cox. The ending note says sixty eight women aboard were granted equal suffrage with the men.
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National Republican
Columbus
Ohio
Aladdin Shriners
Portland
Harding
Cox
Straight Americanism Expressed at Holyoke Bench
Dan McGann denounces Bolshevik and foreign influence in a speech to a foreign worker at a bench. He wields a wrench and proclaims allegiance to the United States, praising the flag and American values while rejecting socialism and communism. He emphasizes pride in Uncle Sam and warns against foreign creed.
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Dan McGann
Tve
U.S. A
Bryan slams Cox as dangerous to the nation
The Commoner criticizes Governor Cox as the choice of the disreputable element within the Democratic Party and warns the nation against his election. William Jennings Bryan, three-time Democratic nominee, asserts Cox would lead to lawlessness and defy the government, casting doubt on Bryan's future endorsement.
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Philadelphia Enquirer
Harding
William Jennings |Bryan
Cox
Wilson
Bryan
San Francisco
Democratic Party
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Medical Opinion Divided on Alcohol Stimulants
Butte Daily Post notes debate among American physicians over alcohol as a medical stimulant. Some say it is sometimes necessary while others cite a shift toward nonalcoholic remedies, with references to American Medicine and the American Medical Association. The piece warns readers not to overreact if a doctor recommends such a stimulant.
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Butte Daily Post
American Medicine
New York Times
American Medical Association
Ranting of Roosevelt Sparks Public Criticism
The St Louis Times questions Franklin D. Roosevelt’s public remarks and conduct amid his campaign. It argues that Roosevelt should exhibit sober speech on crucial matters and avoid provocative statements, warning that the annoyed public may doubt his capability to bear the Roosevelt name.
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St. Louis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Solomon
George Washingtons
Abraham Lincolns
Roosevelt
Get-Rich-Quick Dividends Warned In Oil Boom Era
In the Denver Mining Record the risk of unearned dividends tied to stock sales is discussed. The piece recalls past confidence schemes where promoters paid early returns from new investors, collapsing when funds run dry. It cautions that genuine profits come from producing mines or oil wells, not quick payouts.
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Denver
Miller
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