Constitutional warning echoes in campaign year
A garbled 1828 era note references Woodrow Wilson and a party ticket. It warns that the American people must understand there is no room in the United States for those who deny the Constitution or seek enemies of the government. The fragment hints at election framing and the duty to uphold constitutional fidelity.
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United’ States
Indiana
Wilson
Pollie
Pan Rei
William J.bryan
Thanda
Ohio Workmen's Compensation Legislation Origin
The article notes James Briddieton Cox defending his role in Ohio workmen migration laws while Percy Tetlow challenges his involvement. It states the movement was led by labor organizations within a Republican legislature and culminated in a constitutional provision enabling such legislation by popular vote in the state.
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Ohio
James Briddieton Cox
Himsel Valnglort
Aus Gredtt
Percy Tetlow
Ohio Federation of Linbort
Bir
Cox
Chosun
Fabor
Wilson league officers fear internal scrap and pay raises
The record reports proposals and tensions within the Wilson league including secretary salaries up to 50 000 and various high level stipends. Senator Watson addressed a Methodist meeting in Vincennes stressing a nonpartisan stance and denying political motives.
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Wilson League
Wilson League Emis
International Bureau of Labor
Benator “Watson
Methodist Church
Vincennes
Cour
Spa
Harding Aide States Ohio Vote Kept For Harding
The text notes Ohio primaries showed Harding carrying the state’s delegate votes at the convention contrary to claims he lagged behind Wood. It describes campaign era disputes, the convention’s deadlock among Wood London ORTHO, and Harding as the probable compromise candidate despite opposition.
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Ohio
Wood
Washington
Harding
Géa- Wood
Chicago
London
Ortho
Senator Watson's Influence echoed Across Readers in U S
Fragmentary text suggests Senator Watson discussed readership influence in the United States, noting national figures or public influence. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or named organizations to confirm specifics.
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Petttabuirg_ Pree
Watson
United States
Indiana Support for Harding and the Republican Ticket
The text argues that the country rejects Wilson and the Democratic Party, urging Indiana to back Harding and Coolidge. It highlights a nationwide Republican trend, cites Indiana leaders like De Hays, Watson, and New, and asserts a Republican Congress will strengthen the state’s political power.
Read Article X Again Prompts League Of Nations Debate
The piece discusses campaign stakes over the League of Nations with references to President Wilson, Governor Cox, and party division in Congress. It frames the Senate reservation on territorial integrity and collective security as central to the issue and party lines.
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League of Fations
Wilson
Gox
League
Congress
Cox
Agetessi Fe Council
Senate
United States
Territorial Integri
Lpolita
Bland Cullop race in Indiana district for congress
An editorial urges voters in Indiana's Second district to reelect Oscar Bland over William A. Cullop. It argues Bland has proven effective, with a strong House record and growing influence in a Republican-led Congress, while portraying Cullop as a self serving veteran whose return would harm the district and the Democratic Party.
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Indiana
Congress
Oscar B. Bland
Lipton
William A. Dillop
Vincennes
House of Representatives
House
Bland
Cullop
Oscar Bland
William A. Cullop
Washington
Fred Bays
Bays
Martinsville
Culliop
Cox Appeal to Radicalism Sparks Party Debate
The piece argues Governor Cox’s nomination reveals a shift toward Wilsonism and international socialism. It accuses Cox of courting radical factions, including Debs and the Socialist party, and warns of attempts to corrupt electoral processes.
Cox's national ambitions loom in a heated Ohio text
A heated critique accuses Governor Cox of courting radicalism and courting national political deals. It cites his California remarks and rumored cabinet pledges to Hoover and other Republicans, arguing such moves betray the nation and reveal a strategic bid for the presidency.
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Cox
California
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Harding
Will Hays
Hirai Johnson
General Wood
Watson
Istate
Indiana
Jimmy Cox
United States
Warren McCray Seen as Indiana Governor Candidate
Indiana Republicans rally around Warren T. McCray of Kentland as their strong governor nominee. The Herald notes his calm, guileless persona and proven leadership after a resilient 1916 loss, predicting he will unify the party and win Indiana’s vote in November.
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Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Kentland
McCray
The
Herald
Wiatten McCray
Anid
Warren McCray
Indianapolis
A Terrible Indictment by Fort Wayne Observer
Jesse Green reports from Fort Wayne on Myron T. Herrick's critique of President Wilson. Herrick claims after the armistice European leaders favored prompt peace with Germany but Wilson delayed, arguing for a League of Nations pact and using cables to mask American public sentiment. He says reservations in Wilson's covenant would have pressured Europe and that Wilson's stance hindered a swift peace.
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Jesse Green
Fort Wayne
Myron T. Herrick
Wilson
Mr. Herrick
Herrick
England
France
Italy
Germany
League of Actions
America
Isdn
Herrig
Teague
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