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State Is tikeBiggest
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Justice to
Law and Order.
Abolition of child labor.
7 Substantial merchant marine.
8 Better schools and better pay for teachers.
SENATOR WARREN G. HARDING.-.
9 Square deal for all.
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Good highways
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11 Extend needed aid to farmers.
12 Tariff to protect labor and in
Relieve war -tax burdens. Spread them
over more years.
The following have contributed to the cost of thie
advertisement!
John L Kennedy I Mr. Draper Smith
David Cole ;' ' Mrs. John L. Baldwin
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John Rush x.; Mrs. CJara Mercer
E. W. Dixon I Fowler
J. H. Millard Mrs. M. D. Cameron
John Larson Mrs. E M. Syfert
George H. Payne , Mrs. F. W.1 Carmxchael ;
John L Webster Mrs. E T. McGilton
Harry H. Lapidus Mrs. H. D. Neely
Howard H. Baldrige Paul W. Kuhns
Alfred Bloom v Norris W. Brown
William A. Redick E. A. Benson
Henry F. Wulf Fred D. Wead
. R. B. Howell , W. a Ure
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Harding aild the y ' ' -; f N r':
Republican Party stand for; , Y. ' i-i--
1 Patriotism before politics. v . )y V '
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people of all racesr L D IjNJ)
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v'r.t C:IfeJ:tke.:'Man:iWiB for President ' ' ' 1 i
I ote for Harding ;. , J
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