War Sacrifice and a Call for League of Nations Peace
Editorial urges voters to elect Governor Cox as a peace advocate and voices strong opposition to war and Wall Street influence. It recalls wartime debts, conscription, and government power while arguing for federal reforms and international cooperation through the League of Nations.
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Governor James M. Cox A Man of Action
A profile of James M. Cox highlighting his rise from rural Ohio roots to journalism and publishing, then politics. It credits him with progressive reforms, strong leadership during strikes, wartime farming programs, and a track record of delivering on promises as governor.
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Roosevelt Nominee for Vice President Known as Straight Thinker
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for vice president, described as a straight thinker and hard worker. He has served as assistant secretary of the Navy since 1913, helped lead naval efforts in World War I, was born at Hyde Park and educated at Harvard, married Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, and served in New York politics before national service.
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Voter Warning Against Ballot Tricks For November Election
A dated voter warning cautions against errors on ballots for November 2. It names candidates like Conatt Htuonavelt and William W. Cox, cautions about voting for the Democratic slate, and lists names such as Dr. C J Boalth and Dr. Smith urging careful ballot marking to avoid misvotes.
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Senator Chamberlain Keeps Oregon in Senate
Fragmented OCR yields a partisan appeal praising Senator Chamberlain. It likens him to Governor Cox of Ohio and urges voters to support his continued role in federal government, asserting fidelity to Oregon's interests and opposition to party expediency.
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Harding’s wartime tax voting and farm exemptions noted
The article analyzes Senator Harding’s wartime tax positions, citing votes on war profits taxes and amendments to fund the war. It highlights Harding’s opposition to higher rates on large corporations, his votes against taxing warfare profits, and his stance on exempting farming and professional corporations. The piece references congressional records and notes continued discussion on corporate taxation and wartime measures.
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