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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1920

Page

6

Harding Exyvote Push Shapes Tennessee Ratification Interest

Harding supporters report a telegram urging Tennessee Republican assembly members to back ratification of the equal suffrage amendment. Delegates from Connecticut and Illinois attended a Marion gathering while suffrage groups planned protests and a counter demonstration. The event featured a McKinley flagpole dedication and a performance by the Caledonia Band as prominent Republicans and national figures arrived in Columbus and Marion for the campaign buildup.

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Heads Campaign for Cox Race and Courtroom Ties

A Columbus event tied Judge Edward S. Matthias to a political push as the cousin and an interviewee sought Harding’s support. The Republican committees of one hundred pledged to mobilize and back the campaign to promote the effort.

Edward S. Matthias Columbus Senator Harding Republican Committees One Hundred

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Supporters seek details of a Sunday White House meeting between the President and Democratic nominee Cox. The discussion focused on general idealism about the league of nations with Cox pledging support, while sparing specifics and reservations. Both sides appeared unified on broad principles, but Democrats worry the statements overstated unity and commitment.

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Governorship in Campaign Ties to Wilsonian Pact Debate

Discussion notes how Republicans shift attacks to pressure Cox with the Wilsonian covenant while Cox, a shrewd campaigner, seeks to avoid unfavorable impressions from White House statements. Domestic policy stance remains a key issue as campaign strategy unfolds.

Grain and Live Stock Prices Baltimore July 21

Baltimore markets report grain prices from Chicago and nearby lots with wheat at 3.80 for No. 1 mixed, corn 1.51 1.63% for No 2% mixed, oats around 99 to 2.63, rye nominal, barley 1.12 to 1.20, and assorted butter and dairy prints. Live poultry, fowls, and eggs listed with varied per pound prices. cattle, hogs, and sheep markets show declines and mixed ranges, with steers and calves, hogs, and lambs detailed by weight and quality. Continuous notes of regional prices for Maryland and Pennsylvania dairy prints, rolls, and store-packed butter accompany the grain and stock data.

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Voters Face Major Domestic Policy Questions in November

The article notes that if the electorate advances far, important domestic policy matters and the question of a new government would dominate the November ballot. It suggests Cox supporters may prefer the league issue to fade as other issues take precedence.

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Brother Kills Wife's New Husband in North Danville

In Danville Virginia on July 2 William Henry Anderson a textile operative was shot dead by his brother James Anderson in the presence of Williams wife who had married James after a divorce. The couple walked home with her protests and minutes later the husband arrived and was killed. He died a block from the house after walking away. James Anderson was arrested and held without bail.

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District Red Cross Outing at Chesapeake Beach

A group from Wisconsin Avenue travels to Chesapeake Beach for an all day outing as guests of the Comfort Section of the District Red Cross Chapter. Dr E V Chadwick of the hospital will accompany the party.

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