West Side Tracks League As Issue Day Question
Democratic and Republican readers are shown pondering the 1920 campaign as voters seek clarity on Harding Cox and prohibition. The piece notes the front porch approach versus active campaigning and highlights a letter from Mrs. John Dowell of Missouri urging Harding to tour.
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Debs Freedom Debate Sparks Republican Unity Support
The article discusses Debs and Debs’ imprisonment amid Harding campaign appeals. Christensen urges liberty to think differently and defends Debs’ right to express political views. Lafayette Young notes strong Republican unity behind Harding and Coolidge, with hopes of four more years and national resolve amid wartime legacies.
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Woman's Party to Decide Future After Ratification
The National Woman's Party will convene after the thirty sixth state ratifies the federal suffrage amendment to decide whether to disband or continue with a new program. Miss Alice Paul said the group would pursue anti discrimination legislation and civil service equality for women if it remains active. She noted ongoing talks with Harding and Cox and outlined plans should Tennessee ratify and North Carolina follow.
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Ohio
Cox
She Harding
Tennesee
Harding
Misa Paul
Tennessee
North Carolina
Jesse M. Littleton
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Gov. Roberts
Watson Enters Senate Race in Georgia Primary
Thomas B. Watson, former Georgia congressman and former Populist presidential candidate, filed in the Democratic primary for U S senator on September 8 in Atlanta. He plans a formal entry and platform announcement next week and will oppose incumbent Hoke Smith, who is not yet formally announced but is expected to run.
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Thomas B. Watson
Georgia
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Hoke Smith
Coolidge in Seclusion at Work on Acceptance
Gov. Coolidge was in seclusion at a nearby country club today finishing his acceptance speech for the Republican vice presidential nomination. He arrived from Plymouth Vermont and planned to depart for Northampton Monday. His secretary would not reveal the exact location.
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McCormick to Address Indiana Republicans
Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois will be the principal speaker at the Indiana Republican Editorial Association meeting to be held Friday at Turkey Run Indiana. Frederick E. Schortemler secretary of the Indiana Republican State committee secured McCormick's consent in a telephone conversation this morning.
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Senator Capper to Talk Farm Issues With Harding
Senator Arthur Capper headed to Marion Ohio to confer with Republican presidential nominee Warren G Harding on agricultural policy. Also attending is Henry Wallace of Des Moines Iowa to discuss farm problems and policy directions.
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