Roosevelt Named Cox Running Mate At Democratic Convention
Franklin D Roosevelt was nominated for vice president at the Democratic national convention in San Francisco, becoming the running mate of Cox of Ohio. The event featured a wave of support and a largely unballoted nomination amid a lively convention atmosphere.
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President Congratulates Cox and Roosevelt on nominations
The White House sent greetings to Gov. Cox and Franklin D Roosevelt. Wilson congratulated Cox in a telegram reading I heartily congratulate and wish you well. Roosevelt received a cordial message from Wilson as he was named vice president by the Democratic convention.
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Campaign Plans Shape Pact Cox Big Issue
The piece outlines Progressive and worker votes shaping Pact Cox's campaign with prohibitionist alliances and peace appeals to Bryan and dry factions. It notes West misgivings and party focus on few large states. The text hints at national conventions influencing candidate strength and voter mobilization.
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Ohioans to wage unique vote war in 1920 campaign
Ohio hosts a presidential campaign showdown between two native sons, Senator Harding and Gov Cox, with Marion and Dayton as focal points. The contest marks a rare race between two newspaper publishers for the nation’s top office, with formal Republican nomination events slated for July in Ohio.
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Cox 10 Campaign in All 46 States and Beyond
Dayton Ohio July 6 Gov James M Cox accepts the Democratic presidential nomination and signals an intensive nationwide campaign after weeks of front porch expectations He refuses to resign as Ohio governor and plans to address state and national leaders while recalling his days in Dayton and his childhood home Trail's End Kamil Home near Dayton.
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Untitled public life reflection on education and ambition
A reflective note on life status and education. The speaker recalls Providence and service, stressing the importance of education for a boy lacking funds. If nomination equates to election, the speaker vows to bring forward this best preparation for public life.
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New National Committee Sets Meeting in Ohio
The new Democratic national committee met in San Francisco and adjourned subject to the chairman’s call. A permanent organization is expected in about two weeks in Ohio, likely Columbus or Dayton, where the presidential candidate Gey Cox is to be met. No other business was transacted.
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Best of the Lot Says Champ Clark on Gov Cox Nomination
Champ Clark former Speaker of the House voiced support for Governor Cox as the best choice for the Democratic ticket. Clark, at his Bowling Green home, said Cox is the best of the lot after the convention nominated him, despite prior rumors of a Clark compromise candidacy.
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Harding Hopes Rise As Ohio Backdrop For 1920 Race
Marion Ohio July 6 Ohio emerges as a political fortress with Warren G Harding and Democratic rival Cox promised active campaigning. Hays signals end of week visit to chart strategy while Garfield Park events aim to host crowds. Attuned observers recall Lincoln and Roosevelt parallels with Ohio pride fueling GOP hope.
Noted July 22 ceremony near Marion for notification
Reported decisions place formal notification ceremonies at Clatfield Park near Marion with capacity concerns as thousands expected. Senator Harding, preparing his acceptance speech, says campaign will be run from home. party principles, not residence, decide the outcome. Mrs Harding is told she is adopted into Federated Tribes with the name Snow Bird and prayers for victory in November are offered.
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Ambassador Davis Congratulates Cox on Nomination
Ambassador John W Davis congratulates James M Cox of Ohio on his Democratic nomination at San Francisco. Davis states you can and will lead the party to a well deserved victory.
Mrs Cox Telephones News To "Daddy" At 4:36 A M
Chicago July 6 adlotK the morning the telephone rings in the apartment of Thomas Blair father of James M Cox husband of the Democratic nominee for President Mr Blair had waited all night unhooked the receiver. Mrs Cox told her father they renominated him.
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Cox Wires Thanks for Party Honor at Democratic Convention
Governor James M Cox replies to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, accepting the presidential nomination. He expresses gratitude to delegates and pledges to justify the trust, noting the duties of a free republic and the need to uphold institutions. He also replies to Senator Harding’s Republican congratulations.
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Wilson Era Loyalties Shift As Cox Team Rides Wave
The piece argues a realignment of Democratic support behind Gov Cox in 1920, detailing how Wilson administration figures will back the Cox campaign while preserving some autonomy. It notes friction with Burleson and Daniels, contrasts Cabinet loyalty, and weighs the league covenant's influence on the race and potential campaign tensions.
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Demand for Allied Resolve Looms Over Spa Peace Talks
At Spa Belgium on July 6 the Allied plan urges rapid German disarmament and surrender of vast weapon stocks. Premier Lloyd George presents an ultimatum for reducing the German army to 100000 and surrendering millions in arms as German ministers seek a plan or protection amid Bolshevik threats and Turkish notes.
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