Tariff and Farm Relief in Coolidge Campaign Tone
In a Vermont report, President Coolidge defends relief measures for farmers and non entanglement in Europe while campaign debates edge toward foreign policy and the League of Nations. Davis edges closer to internationalism, with sugar tariff and farm commission plans shaping the political spotlight.
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League OF Nations
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Europe
Coolidge
Washington
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Rinser
London
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Davis Prepares Westward Campaign Tour Amid Klans Clash
Democratic nominee John W. Davis readies a Western tour with stops in Wheeling Omaha and Denver and a Lincoln visit with running mate Charles W. Bryan. The Kansas race centers on opposition to the Ku Klux Klan as the party lines align and state platforms condemn the order.
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Omaha
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Massachhusetts
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
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Democratic State Central Committee
Republican State Party
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Griffith
Coolidge
Jonathan M. Davis
Tennessee for Davis Hull informs Shaver
Jewish Shaver, chairman of the Democratic national committee, discussed campaign plans at committee headquarters yesterday and saw Cordell Hull of Tennessee, his predecessor, who said Tennessee would go strongly for Davis and Bryan. The Western tour for John W. Davis will begin Sunday and run 20 days, with Shaver praising his speeches as producing a strong national impact. Reports from Kansas, Indiana and Nebraska were said to be especially encouraging.
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Democratic National Committee
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
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Bryan
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Shaver
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Kansas
Indiana
Nebraska
La Follette Opens Southern Regional Headquarters in Birmingham
The La Follette camp established offices in Birmingham Alabama with RL Carley of Atlanta named director of campaign activities in eleven Southern states and Poll Painter of Birmingham named as one assistant. A second assistant will be named soon. The Southern HQ brings total regional offices to five.
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Birmingham
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Atlanta
Potomac
Ohio Rivers
Poll Painter
Cortey
la Foliette
South
Butler Coming to Capital for East Campaign
William M. Butler, leader of the Republican national committee, plans to attend a week of conferences in New York before heading to Washington. He will be in the capital for a day, then proceed to New York and return to Washington.
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Wiliam M. Butler Eoeseman
Repubican Mactional
Aft Sodas
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania Electors Certified by Dawes in Vermont Receipt
Names of 38 Republican presidential electors for Pennsylvania were received from Plymouth Vermont where certified by Charles G. Dawes vice presidential candidate. Dawes swore the list before John Coolidge at a notary public. The lapse of 30 days after nomination required Dawes to certify as per law.
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Pennsylvania
State Election Bureau
Plymouth
Charles G. Dawes
Coolidge
Dawes
John Coolidge
C. Bascom Slemp
Edgar Fahs Smith
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
William B Schiller
Pittsburgh
Representative Dyer Assails Ku Klux Klan
Rep TL Z Dyer of St Louis urged fraternal groups to purge racial prejudice in the nation’s capital. He spoke to a Lions Club luncheon at the Willard Hotel condemning the Ku Klux Klan as flouting American law. A resolution backed a special parade unit for Defense Test Day on September 12. Guests included Capt St Clair Streets, William Beck, Bernard Geff.
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TL. Z. Dyer
St. Louis
Ku Klux Klan
Lions Club
Willard Hotel
America
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St. Clair Streets
Army Air Service
William Beck
Lions Club of
Okmulgee
Okla
Bernard Geff
Baltimore
Texas G. O. P. Delays Nominating Governor
The Texas State Republican executive committee postponed nominating a candidate for governor until after the Democratic State convention next week. The meeting will occur in September at Palax. The field included several contenders to succeed T. P. Lee of Houston, who declined the nomination.
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Texas State Republican Executive Committee
Paliax
T. P. Lee
Dawes Skips Reparations Talks in Lincoln Birthday Swing
Charles G. Dawes refuses to discuss the reparations plan in campaign speeches, citing political restraint and to avoid hindering Owen D. Young and colleagues. The Republican VP nominee, who turns 59, keeps busy with his Lincoln address after Maine, planning a Lincoln trip with family, and a birthday dinner for about 29 guests.
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Wheeler fixed dates for Wheeler tour in New England Chicago
Senator Burton K Wheeler on the La Follette ticket will preside over events in New England and Chicago with a three day Massachusetts Labor Day stretch and stops in Maine New York and Connecticut. The itinerary includes radio addresses and speeches at city halls and colleges with dates from September 1 to September 6 and an auto tour for the first ten days.
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Soston Commons
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Worcester
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Maine
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Lowell
Borah Nominee of Progressive Has Not Accepted
Idaho and South Carolina primary results filter through as the Progressive nominating convention names Senator William E. Borah while he has not commented. In California and elsewhere incumbents win renomination. detailed state returns show leaders in Idaho, Montana, and South Carolina, with mentions of Byrnes, Blease, and McLeod as primary figures.
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South Carolina
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James F. Byrnes
WN. B. Dial
John J. McMahan
Thomas GG. McLeod
John T. Duncan
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R.L. Gunter
B. R. Tilman
W. T. Logan
Thomas
Dawes and Pershing To Attend Lincoln Event Friday
Gov Charles W. Bryan sets Labor Day as a state holiday and outlines labor views while planning a speech near Eli Point South Dakota. Vice presidential nominee Dawes is expected to speak in Lincoln Friday with Gen Pershing arriving as a spectator for the Dawes welcome ceremonies.
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Nebr
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Eli Point
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Charles W. Dawes
Gen. Pershing
Kahn Dominates With Overwhelming Vote in Nomination Race
Albert DB. Carter led Republican hopeful James H. Mactafferty by more than 3100 votes as final tabulation halted after a decisive swing. The result signals a strong preference for Carter in the party contest.
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JD. Frederick
Ralph Criswell
Congress
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Mae E F. Nolan
Lawrence J. Flaherty
United States Surveyor of Customs
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Henry C. Huck
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Registrar of Votes
Albert DB. Carter
James H. Mactafferty
Dale Heads Foreign Language Bureau in GOP Eastern Camp
Senator Porter H. Dale of Vermont was appointed head of the foreign language bureau for the Republican national committee in the Eastern campaign headquarters. Announcement made in New York.
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Porter H. Dale
Vermont
Republican National Committee
Camp Aien
District Republicans To Ratify Candidates
Republicans of the District of Columbia will ratify formally the selection of Coolidge and Dawes as the Republican standard bearers and approve the platform adopted by the Cleveland convention at a meeting for this purpose.
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District of Columbia
Coolidge and Dawes
Beck to Speak at Meeting in New Masonic Temple Auditorium
The event scheduled for the night of September 4 will be held in the auditorium of the New Masonic temple at Thirteenth street and New York avenue northwest. James M. Beck, solicitor general of the United States, will deliver the principal address. F C Snyder will open the meeting, and former Representative Rodenberg of Illinois will participate.
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Thirteenth Street
New York Avenue
James M. Beck
United States
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