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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1924

Page

3

Dawes Plan Held G O P Contribution to World Peace

Senator Watson of Indiana declared Allied German acceptance of the Dawes plan as the Republican answer to world peace in an Aug 19 Chicago address. He lauded Dawes for leading the budget commission and restoring hope, while attacking Democratic League proposals as unconstitutional and politically motivated. He contrasted GOP peace efforts with Democratic shifts on the League of Nations and warned against entanglement in foreign entanglements.

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Dawes Accepts Republican VP Nomination in Speech

General Dawes delivers acceptance remarks promising a campaign of brass not bombast. He lauds tax cuts, reduced federal spending, and Better governance under President Coolidge, argues for economy and tariff protection, and critiques demagoguery and party straddling while signaling focus on domestic issues and the league of nations.

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Important Question Urges Unity Against Radicalism

A heated editorial condemns attacks on the Constitution and the Republican Party of President Coolidge. It warns that the movement risks unifying radical elements, including socialists, to oppose the existing order, urging patriots to resist the attempted mobilization of extremism.

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Best Life Insurance Decides on Best Life Insurance

A man explains prior life insurance refusal due to heart symptoms caused by stomach gas. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with immediate relief from digestive issues and endorses the product as simple and harmless. The ad claims the remedy removes mucus and inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments and offers refunds.

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The Predominant Issue in this Venpalan

The passage argues that average citizens condemn vote chasing under false pretenses and demand strong constitutional leadership. It contrasts Coolidge with La Follette and warns against radicalism, public ownership of railroads, and attacks on courts. It stresses defending constitutional moorings against socialism and disintegration.

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League of Nations and US Sovereignty Debate

The article argues the League of Nations failed to win U S approval as it did not reassure the public that national sovereignty and independent decision making would remain intact in all cases. It notes many feared entanglement and distrusted a document tied to the covenant without explicit assurances. The piece criticizes the drafters for not clarifying sovereignty protections.

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Notified of Nomination and the League Debate Fog

A critical view of the League of Nations debate and party platforms. The text argues the United States should act independently in international affairs, rejecting a referendum approach and warning that delay harms global civilization during a time of crisis. It contrasts Republican and Democratic positions on membership and responsibilities.

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Foreign Policy Under Harding Coolidge Promotes Peace

The United States advances a twofold principle of preserving sovereignty while engaging with other nations to seek universal peace. The four power naval treaty curbs naval buildup, lowers taxes by deterring arms racing, and sets a precedent for future disarmament. Allies invite experts to draft a settlement plan, with the United States guiding invites and showcasing the Stars and Stripes and American resolve to aid distressed Europe.

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Cowardice charge tied to Coolidge Hughes expert plan

Dawes experts are cited as courageously aiding world peace. Critics label the act cowardice, but proponents argue the plan placed the United States in a proper, fearless role, leading Europe toward safety and prosperity while avoiding delay in joining the world court.

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World Leadership and the U S Role in Foreign Policy

The essay argues for Republican foreign policy under Calvin Coolidge, defending world leadership for the United States while preserving sovereignty. It contrasts Republican calls for active global engagement with Democratic calls for a League of Nations referendum. It supports the world court as a flexible tool, usable if mutually desired, and emphasizes patriotism, independence, and the duty of American representatives abroad.

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Means World Leadership and American Sovereignty Stance

A column asserts the American people will not tolerate any leadership surrendering independence or sovereignty to other nations. It warns representatives that such action would be regarded as treason and punished accordingly.

Absentee Vote Effort Mobilizes 60 000 Republicans

A Monpublic central committee canvass in Washington outlines 60 000 Republicans eligible to vote in November. The effort aims to mobilize absentee ballots for Coolidge and Dawes with the Voters Information Bureau set up at District Republican HQ. Venable departs for Chicago to lead the drive, Meeker oversees the local office.

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Fight to Fill Colt Senate Seat Begur

Death of Senator Te Barca prompts race in Rhode Island with party leaders debating timing for a special election. Possible November 4 ballot, with nominations likely by party conventions and a focus on securing a successor to the term.

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Underwood to Stump In Davis Campaign

Campaign notes describe Underwood stumping in Davis districts with focus on rally dates and voter turnout. Mentions Tennessee, New York City, and key local figures as speakers.

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