Harding 10 Retain His Seat in Senate as Nominee Spends Day
Republican nominee Warren G Harding spends the day receiving congratulations after clinching the nomination. He plans a quiet vacation at a resort and will not resign his Senate seat to avoid risking GOP control. He will possibly announce policy later and may address the nation in mid month.
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Harding chosen to lead McKinley style campaign
Chicago June 14 1920 Senator Warren G Harding named as the Republican nominee for President. The piece discusses Senate anger at presidential disregard for Congress and describes plans to appoint a president who will recognize Congress as a coequal branch and emulate McKinley in approach.
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Frantic Attempts To Assassinate Japan Premier
An unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Premier Hara of Japan occurred Sunday night. Tokyo cable dispatches via Nippu Jiji report the assailant, described as a Japanese fanatic, was arrested.
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Five Million Lithographs of Harding Being Printed
The Republican campaign for Senator Warren G Harding opens at national committee headquarters. Chairman Will H Hays, Victor Hentz, and other leaders reorganize to prepare for the drive. First 5,000,000 lithographs to be distributed this week using Harding images and autographs.
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Senator King Endorses Meredith for Vice Presidency
Senator King of Utah announced support for E. T. Meredith as Democratic vice president nominee and refused to name a preferred ticket head. He predicted the final ticket would be one of McAdoo, Palmer, Cox, or Davis, signaling strategic positioning ahead of the national convention.
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Harding Will Win Will Head Ticket Says GOP Leaders
GOP leaders in Washington express complete confidence that Harding will win and that the ticket headed by Harding and Coolidge is strongest. Democratic leaders acknowledge the Republicans selected the best possible candidates and anticipate a straight party victory, with Senate splits over Wilson's proposals amplifying the battle lines.
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Front Porch Campaign Shapes Republican Strategy
Party leaders set definite conclusions months ago to avoid a wide touring campaign for the GOP nominee. They favor a front porch approach for Senator Harding, minimizing indiscriminate speeches and limiting travel while relying on moving pictures to reach voters nationwide.
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Harding A Puzzle To London Press
London editorials debate Harding's chances and possible impact on American foreign policy. The Globe and Westminster Gazette suggest a Democratic candidate could still win, while also noting British neutrality and interest if the U S shifts toward international involvement. Some papers forecast a Democratic victory remains unlikely. Cardinal Gibbons and Catholic actions referenced. prayers manual noted.
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Line Up for Fight at San Francisco
San Francisco opens preconvention headquarters for Democratic figures Colby and Glass as potential leaders. Colby May Be Chairman while Carter Glass is discussed for the resolutions post. Weather expectations warn of cool, heavy coats for delegates, with Davis boosters heading to San Francisco to push John W. Davis for the nomination.
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Chilean Candidate Fired In Assassination Attempt
In Santiago on Sunday June 13 Arturo Alesendri the Ing Thuga presidential candidate escaped unharmed after shots were fired from a balcony during a speech. His son lunged at the attacker disrupting the shot, and life guarantees were sought from the supreme court by the executive committees of the alliance.
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Elwell Glews Wife Linked to Slaying The Whist Wizard
New York police weigh jealousy over a woman or a card room loss as the motive in the Friday murder of Joseph B. Elwell a wealthy turfman and famed whist expert. Evidence includes a woman's undergarment found in his bedroom and a government automatic pistol bullet. Investigations focus on a society woman and her ex‑army husband while a gambler’s threat and Elwell’s high stakes games at finance hubs are explored. Richard Elwell the 15 year old son arrived for the Ridgewood funeral and the will of Joseph B. Elwell was opened showing his estate to his parents.
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Last of Gen. Lee’s Staff Dies in New York Hospital
The Rev. W. W. Page, the last living member of General Robert E. Lee’s staff and rector of Bruli’s Church in Cornwall, New York, died in a New York hospital last night at the age of 0. He previously served as a religious editor for the New York Herald.
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Irish Strike Continues Over Levy on Farmers and Merchants
Dublin June 14 The railwaymen refuse to abandon their strike despite advice from the national Union of Railwaymen The strike stems from the refusal to handle munition trains Sinn Fein and labor groups plan meetings across Ireland next Sunday to aid strikers Collections will be taken outside parish churches A levy of 10 percent on farmers and shopkeepers is understood to have been suggested to finance the movement.
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Oil Fire Kills Two Girls in Arkansas Wells
Two girls Mildred Martin of Gallon Arkansas and Muss Gom of Camden Arkansas died after an oil well fire at the Constantine well near Union Arkansas. The blaze started when a sightseer struck a match near the well yesterday, with the deaths reported after they were brought to Eldorado Arkansas Hospital.
Coolidge Decides to Finish His Job
Governor Calvin Coolidge receives praise from Massachusetts Republicans at a statehouse reception in Boston and signals he will finish his duties before aiding Harding's campaign. A public parade and reception in Northampton honor Coolidge are planned as he returns from Amherst.
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Family feud in Esserville leaves two dead and four hurt
A feud between the Fee and Berry families in Esserville Virginia left two men dead and four injured on Sunday afternoon. Among the dead are Robert Fee and George Polly, with Dewitt Fee and a baby among the wounded. Two Berry men, Tom and George, were lightly wounded as the fight erupted after a deputy sheriff was reportedly held at gunpoint two days earlier.
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Flag Day at Capitol Honors Nation’s Emblem
Thousands join 143rd anniversary flag observances as Secretary Daniels and Col J M Elroy address the crowd. The East Plaza lights blaze above a grand pageant with more than 700 Community Chorus performers under Marie Moore Forrest and C Wengerd. Daniels urges resilience and idealism to defend democracy and world peace.
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