Wood Indorses GOP Nominees and Urges Unified Campaign
Maj. Gen. Leon A Wood announces support for Republican ticket, urging unity to face major issues. He backs a progressive approach within the party, stresses prompt peace, and calls for a clean, constructive platform to win broad support. He spoke after meeting Senator Harding at Marion, Ohio.
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Chicago
Leonard Wood
Republican Party
United
Fpen Wood
Hamding
Marion
Ohio
Wren
Eritt
Harding for farmer Benes Bk Bulad speech era
A fragmentary report discusses Senator Harding and labor issues, rail transportation, and economic costs. It mentions Mr Hard Marler, Gov. and other figures arriving for a conference, with focus on agriculture, furniture, and food problems amid German war costs.
Rural life and Harding support voiced by Taber and others
Senator Harding backers discuss agriculture’s role in national prosperity. Mr Taber notes rural concerns and calls for fair treatment of farmers amid high living costs tied to transport and farm goods. Attendees include John R. Rathom and M Bonnell among a contractor pantheon for Harding.
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John R. Rathom
Providence
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Duluth
Monn
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Water B Brown
Frank B. Willis
Cox Campaign Manager Moore Critically Ill Denials Rise
Reports that B J Moore Cox preconvention manager was seriously ill in a San Francisco hospital were denied by California Democratic leader Gavin McNab. Moore was said to be a guest at Private in Alameda county with a note he would return to San Francisco tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Wilbur Marsh
Democratic National Committee
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Gov
Coy
Offi Lhe National Committee
J. G. Harriman
New York
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Cox
Vio Rane Seco
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Goce, Cox
San Francis Hospital
Gavin McNab
California
Moore
Alameda County
Reed to Quiz Missouri Candidates On League Issues
Senator Reed planned a six question quiz for all Missouri Republican and Democratic U S Senate candidates. The questions focus on the league of nations and its impact on the state and national policy. Reed argues the league may affect American interests and mentions objections raised by Senator Hiram Johnson.
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League For Missouri
Sansis Coury
Tuly
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Felfue de Hine
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Feneue
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League
Envenane
Northampton Plans For Coolidge Notification Move
Northampton chamber of commerce forms committees of prominent citizens to organize a dignified notification and reception for Calvin Coolidge’s nomination as Vice President at the Republican convention. J Henry Rorlback of Hartford urged the action and the committee will oversee invitations and related events.
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Thampton
Mass
Chamber of Comrarres
Calvin Way
Lodge Praises Cox but Says Democrats Can't Win
In Hart Massachusetts July 12 Universal report Senator Henry Cabot Lodge praises Cox Democratic presidential nominee as having a pleasant personality but asserts Democrats cannot win the presidency in the fall. He predicts many speeches by Cox will be needed to aid the Harding Coolidge Republican ticket.
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Mrs Robinson Delivers Speech for GOP on Phonograph
New York report notes Mrs Robison sister of T R Roosevelt spoke for the Republican Party in a nationwide campaign. She recorded a single message at the Republican National Committee headquarters to bolster support ahead of the forthcoming election.
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New York ii
Universal
Coriane Hoosevel Robinson
Harding and Cox Please Barbers
The barbers are pleased with the rumors as all four candidates are clean shaven. If they live up to campaign pictures, Harding and Woolridge must hold frequent sessions with barber aid near the chart comment on rising bay rum costs. The next President may shave himself and barbers expect the Vice President to patronize the Capitol shop.
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Cox
Washington
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Cox Promises Kept Platform Pledges in Ohio Speech
Special to The Washington Test Columbus July 12 Cox addresses Ohioans affirming he has upheld platform promises. He compares promises to promissory notes and pledges to carry them into effect nationally under Roosevelt’s ticket. He notes Ohio victories by adherence to beliefs and warns of moving forward with courage and vigilance. Cumberland Md July 12 Rabbi Morris Barron resigns after fourteen years at Ber Hayim Congregation and will remain to practice law and advance business interests.
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Columbus
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Cox
Ildress
Ohie
San Francisco
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Lela
P. E
Whington
Rple
Hoosevelt
Cumberland
Morris Barron
Ber Hayim
Barren
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Safe Proven by Millions
An old Bayer advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as safe and effective for headaches toothaches aches and rheumatism. It urges consumers to buy only genuine Bayer packaging with directions and notes small tins of 12 tablets and larger bottles are available from druggists.
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Beyer
Vermont Governor vetoes special session on woman suffrage
Rutland Vermont July 12 Gov Percival W Clement refused to call a special session of the Vermont legislature to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. He argued the move breaches Vermont's constitution and urged the next legislature and candidate declarations on the issue.
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Associated Press
Rutland
Percival W. Clement
Washington
Harding
Vermont
Clement
Catt
New York
Gov. Clement
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Women Suffrage Association
Dietates of Justice
Suffrage Leaders Push Vermont Action on Amendment
Suffrage leaders in Washington keep hope alive for Vermont legislature to act on the suffrage amendment. The National Woman's Party says Governor Clement’s refusal to call the State assembly won’t end efforts and plans a larger delegation to press Senator Harding at Marion on July 22 to push the suffrage plank and party pledges.
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Vermont
National Woman's Party
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Clement
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Harding
Marion
Catts Refuses to Call Special Florida Session
Pensacola Florida July 12 Gov Catts has refused to call a special session for the Florida legislature to act on the Federal woman suffrage amendment it was announced tonight by local suffrage leaders They said the governor contended such action would be useless.
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Pensacola
Fla
Catts
Florida
Cox Views Ireland Rift Stirring Democratic Election Debate
The article discusses Gov. Cox's stance on Irish bitterness directed at President Wilson, provoking chagrin among administration officials and sparking tensions within the Democratic camp as factional lines form ahead of the election.
Democats Back From Coast Aboard Roosevelt Nomination Talk
Col Robert N Harper John W Costello and John Br Colpoys three of the District delegates to the Democratic convention returned home praising the ticket and San Francisco hospitality. Costello says a vigorous campaign is planned and the convention was a wonderful success debate over Roosevelt as Vice President began on the train. In Charlottesville Dewey Scruggs and Edith Thompson were married at High Street Baptist Church by Rev Henry Tribbie and will live here.
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John W Costello
John BR. Colpoys
San Francisco
Costello
Seleclas
RF. 1
Roosevelt
Chicago
Charlottesville
Cox Nomination Foiled Davis Coup in 1944 Democratic Run
Charleston West Virginia July 12 Plans to swing the Democratic convention to John W. Davis were upended by a Cox landslide on the forty fourth ballot. Gov John J Cornwell said Davis supporters anticipated a Davis victory on the forty fifth ballot but the Cox surge derailed the plan. Cornwell noted the Cox nomination behind Roosevelt as standard bearer and voiced optimism for a strong ticket.
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W. Va
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Cox
John J. Cornwell
Cornwell
San Francisco
Davis
McAdoo
Alabama
Gov
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Will Fill Morgan's Seat in Eighth District Special
Oklahoma Governor Robertson called a special election to fill the eighth district seat left by the death of Representative Neck T. Morgan. The election runs with the regular schedule on August 3 for the primary and November 2 for the general, with the winner to take office in December.
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Congress
Glass Endorses Cox as Genuine Democrat for November
Senator Glass arrived from the Democratic National Convention and praised Gov Cox as a genuine Democrat who would deliver a safe and clean administration if elected. He met with President Wilson briefly, backed the platform he helped shape, and voiced strong party confidence in a victory in November.
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League
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Wilson
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Virginia
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Committee On Restilutions
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Cox
Democratic Party
Girl Plunges From Window Fractures Skull
Catherine Young, daughter of M Roosenberger, fell twenty feet from a second story window at her grandfather John Alum augh home in Tomstown, Hagerstown Maryland. She suffers a fractured skull and is in serious condition.
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Catherine Young
M. Roosenberger
John Alumaugh
Tomstown
Foley Kidney Pills Help Mrs Gibson at La Junta
Mrs L Gibson of 12th and Edison in La Junta Colorado reports quick relief from kidney trouble after using Foley's Kidney Pills. The remedy eases backache rheumatic pains and supports healthy kidneys and bladder.
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Colo
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