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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1924

Page

17

Labor Leaders Rally for La Follette Campaign Finish

Three day conference underway as labor leaders say their fight hinges on La Follette’s finish and the platform they deem closest to ideal. Morrison Connell and Ryan, heads of federations, vow to push plans and campaign activity while discussing the independent ticket prospects in New York and the northeast.

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La Follette Campaign Doubts in Republican States

Isidore Dockweiler, Los Angeles Democratic committeeman, says La Follette’s candidacy and aggressive followers threaten California and Washington as Republican states. He forecasts a strong campaign and regional headquarters in San Francisco, with Democrats hopeful of gains. Also reports price rise in sugar: Western Sugar says cane and beet sugar up to 7.14 and 6.90 per hundred pounds.

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Victory Predicted by GOP Leaders Before Coolidge Departure

GOP leaders arriving in Washington predicted a landslide for Coolidge and Dawes in November. President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge hosted committees and party leaders at the White House then prepared to depart tonight for a Plymouth Vermont vacation lasting about two weeks. Charles D Hillas of New York chaired the Republican national committee event.

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Skywriter Traces Keep Coolidge For Voters Reach

Capt Donald Herne, a skywriting pilot, traced the slogan Keep Coolidge in the air yesterday afternoon. The message, visible over about 100 square miles, aims to bring President Coolidge to the attention of millions of American voters through the Skywriting Corporation of America.

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Coolidge Dawes Gains Momentum In New Jersey Idaho Support Grows

National committee members and state leaders say Coolidge Dawes will win New Jersey with a large margin and that La Follette’s challenge weakens the Democrats. Idaho remains confident of carrying the state as labor and business endorse Coolidge’s economy and taxation plan amid a disintegrating Democratic party.

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Den of Iniquity League Pressure in Treaty Debate

The passage cites opposition to the peace treaty and skepticism about joining the League of Nations. It notes that some nations view themselves as morally superior and question benefits of membership if key powers like the United States or Russia are absent. Prof Bonn highlights regional support, with Australia and Africa showing more league alignment, suggesting space and geography influence opinion.

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Arenberg Elected GAR Commander Pension Rise Sought

Boston August 14 Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic elected and installed national officers. Dr Louis Svensberg of Uniontown Pa named commander in chief with others including John Rees, Joseph Hall, and Charles Blodgett. A pension bill proposal sought increases for Civil War veterans, widows, nurses, and disabled veterans.

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