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Harding You're the Man for Us. The Official Republican Campaign Song.
Al Jolson
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Good-Bye Cal Hello Al! C From Cal Leaves Al. The Song Hit of the National Democratic Convention in Houston.
Good-By, Teddy! You Must March! March! March! Democratic Marching Song.
Paul West
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John W. Bratton
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G.O.P. March. Endorsed by the Illinois Republican State Central Committee, Perry B. McCullough, Chairman.
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Official Campaign Song. Coolidge and Dawes for the Nation's Cause.
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Coolidge and Country. Campaign Song.
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Good Times With Hoover, Better Times With Al.
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Believe in Stevenson.
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Be Good to California, Mr. Wilson (California was Good to You).
Andrew B. Sterling
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Robert A. Keiser
B-I Double L Bill. The Campaign Song For The People.
Rosie Lloyd
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Monroe H. Rosenfeld
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B-I Double L Bill. The Campaign Song For The People.
Rosie Lloyd
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Monroe H. Rosenfeld
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William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska. A Democratic Song.
Wm. T. Whelan
William Jennings Bryan Our Next President .
S. M. Hawk
We've Put Teddy up to Fight.
Eugenie Viles
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We've Got 'Em on the List. Democratic Campaign Song 188.8
Yankee Freetrade
We're Ready For Teddy Again.
Harry D. Kerr
,
Alfred Solman
We Will Vote For The Man From Nebraska.
Frank Finsterbach
Wave High The Red Bandanna [sic].
Emma Washburn
(1) Vot Vos You Up To, Uncle Sam?; (2) The Flag. Anti-Imperial Song and Chorus.; (3) Bryan's March Song.
Ralph T. Butler
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Andrew J. Boex
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Wm. T. Whelan
,
L. C. Stratemeyer
Up With The Red Bandanna [sic]. Song and Chorus.
Paul Prescott
Up With The Banner. 1888 Campaign Song.
James C. Beckel
Tippecanoe And Victory Too. Song.
A. Whilom
Tippecanoe and Morton, Too. Song.
M. H. Rosenfeld
Tippecanoe and Morton Too.
Wm. Marshall Cook
Stand by our Leader. Song and Chorus.
George M. Vickers