The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-13
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The special train made up Of
three Pullman coaches and one
diner arrived In Chattanooga at
! S:t5 Wednesday morning from Gin
cinnati bringing Senator Warren G.
Harding, republican presidential
nominee, and members of his party.
Senator and Mrs. Harding left the
train shortly after it pulled in at the
Terminal station and were greeted by
| crowds Of. Chattanooga people who
were anxious to see the distinguished
visitor ~"
Among the well-nown Chattanooga
republicans present to meet Senator
Harding's train We're Hon: II. Clay
Evans, p. j. kruesi, John $. Fouche,
Senator Newell sanders, c. H. Huston,
Emil Wassman, Jesse NJ. Ltttlcton and
many others.
At $50 O'Clock members of the party
were escorted to special automobiles
waiting outside the station, an9 after
going through the downtown section
Of the city were taken on an automo-
bile trip over the hattlrHeIds and other
points OF interest around Chattanooga,
upon special request OF Senator Hard
ing.
.. Auto is Stopped.
The private automobile in which Sem
ator Harding was seated with Mrs,
Harding. II. Clay Evans and z, G, Pat
ten. Jr.,, was stopped several times In
the station driveway in order to give
tne crOWuS OF people CIdhCe 10 see
the candidate.
During these stops Mr. Harding dis
played his true American spirit by
shaking hands with the rich and the
poor, the black and the white as they
filed by his car. some dressed In
overalls showing signs Of having al
ready started their DAYS work. and
others dressed in the finest wearing
"nparel, were greeted, He told them
all he was glad to meet and shake
hands with them and wished them
well,
"The cordiaIity Of the people, and
the widespread interes' in this sec
ton" Senator Warren c. Harding
gave this answer when asked upon
reaching Chattanooga Wednesday
morning, what had impressed him
most since entering the presidential
Campaign.
cit is always a delight for me
when I come south TO visit the won
derful old his orcaI city Of Chat
tanoopa" declared the republican
nominee for president OF the United
States.
Senatr Harding, in talking of his. home
life, said that he is very fond Of golf
and is somewhat OF n motor enthusiast.
He likes to take long rides and get
close to the beautiful treats nature has
in store wherever he goes, he stated.
ality and one is Immediately impressed
upon meeting both him and Mrs. Hard
ing 10y their frank and open American
SpMt In fact Mrs IInrdiHg showed
plainly by the way she entered into the
reception extended them at the train
lv prominent Chattanooga republicans.
that she enjoys getting out and shak-
ing hands Just as much as her distin-
rliishe1 husband. she u,dr uuiI, an
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