Harding's Rise From Farm Boy Is Self Made Triumph
Marion Ohio November 3 1920 Warren G Harding future president rose from a farm boy of 14 to publisher banker and politician. He learned printing type setting and linotype and built Marion Star into a thriving paper. He entered politics in 1898 won senate in 1914 and 1916 keynote at national convention. Persistent self made rise highlighted by leadership and diplomacy studies abroad.
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Harding
Marion
Warren Gamaliel Harding
United States
Yous Harding
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohio
Uuntil
Ohio Central College
Iberia
Journalisn
Peper
Marion Star
Sill
Star
Trinity Baptist Church
Senate
Leutenanto
Harmon
United States Senate
McKinley
Florence Sling
Amos Kling
Leiness
Goen
Seorge T. Harding
Hardings
Scotland
Connecticut
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Warren
Phoebe Dickerson
van Kirks
Hardings Speech Roles and Military Policy Support
The passage notes Harding as a strong advocate for a robust U S military and air service. It cites his support for Preparedness in line with Roosevelt and criticizes Wilson’s watchful waiting in Mexico. It also mentions his keynote for Taft at the Chicago Republican convention.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Jed
Wilson
Harding
William Howard Tafts
Chicago
Police Matron Records No Arrests in October Month
No arrests were made by Mrs Myrtle Barr police matron in October. In five years of service only two other months match this record. Despite activity there were 80 basin calls in the office and 48 outside. Five women held for investigation, 14 sick cars made, seven family and five children’s quarrels settled, nine dances observed. One baby placed for adoption.
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Myrtle Barr
Chly
Autoists Celebrating GOP Victory Struck House
John and Bert Puffer brothers, celebrating GOP win, crashed into a Bayard Street residence at 2 a.m. Their car demolished the porch. Bert suffered a broken right arm, several ribs fractured, and severe bruising. John endured broken ribs. Both men were intoxicated, taken to police station and hospital. The incident occurred after a night of election news in Waterloo.
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Bayard Street
Fitthistreet
John
Bert Puffer
Shell Hock
Bert Potter
Presbyterian Hospital
Sergt. Johnson
O. WW. Beckwith
Seversl
Puffer Brothers
Waterloo
The Vanished Cistern and Your Family Washing
The washing process blends old fashioned standards with modern science to whiten linens. We offer weekly washing service and will call for your laundry, promising snowy color like Grandmother’s.
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Marie L. Obenaur
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Grandmother
Potter leads Thurnlay victory in war veteran tale
Wimthrop reports Seihel Potter aged 2 led Thurnlay in a home game as part of a Civil War veteran event. Potter won one of the Civil War veteran prizes after months of play. Mr. Orns SOC 2 Mason notes his widow and two children mourn his passing. Judge, in charge of the event, oversees the proceedings.
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Wirtmrow
Wimthrop
Seinzel Potter
Potter
Orns
Mason
Sahn
Winthrop Hotel Set To Shine In Local Section
Alderman and wife have taken Miss Jona Beldy in charge of the Winthrop hotel The Attermans are veterans of the hotel business and promise Winthrop will gain a fine small hotel Readable fragments mention Clare school seventh set and parents Bort and Mr Mrs James Holt with a child born Thursday Oct 78 Nelle and Anne Reddy are noted among Misses in the text.
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Bort
James Holt
Son
Clare
Ated
A. l. Alderman
Jona Beldy
Winthrop
Attermans
Nelle
Anne Reddy
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Durston Bldg
Syracuse
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Hyald Horlick
Maignen Chemical CO
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Rochester
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Harry Padden Auto CO
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