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Map of the United States, 1920
A summary of the Term of President Warren G. Harding and First Term of President John F. Fitzgerald

President	Warren G. Harding (1921-1923), John F. Fitzgerald (1923-1925)
Vice President	John F. Fitzgerald (1921-1923), Aurelian Shaft (1923-1925)
Secretary of State	Charles E. Hughes (1921-1925)
Secretary of the Treasury	Herbert Hoover (1921-1925)
Secretary of Commerce	Stanford Cabot (1921-1924), Robert P. Lamont (1924-1925)
Undersecretary of Commerce for Labour	James J. Davis (1921-1925)
Secretary of Defense	William W. Lincoln III (1918-1925)
Undersecretary of Defense for the Army	John W. Weeks (1921-1925)
Undersecretary of Defense for the Navy	Edwin Denby (1921-1925)
Undersecretary of Defense for the Airforce	William Mitchell (1921-1925)
Attorney General	Gregory Anderson VI (1921-1922), Hiram W. Evans (1922-1925), Clarence Darrow (1925), William Jennings Bryan (1925-1925)
Postmaster General	Hubert Work (1921-1923), Charles W. Bryan (1923-1925)
Secretary of the Interior	Robert Henderson (1914-1923), Albert Fall (1923-1925)
Secretary of Agriculture	Henry Wallace (1921-1923), William Jennings Bryan (1923-1925), Frederick Uperson (1925-1925)
Secretary of Health	Charles E. Sawyer (1921-1925)
Secretary of Transportation	Waddler Vandergrift (1921-1923), Joshua W. Alexander (1923-1925)
Secretary of Immigration	Grace Abbot (1909-1925)
Minister to Britain	George Harvey (1921-1923), Frank B. Kellogg (1923-1925)
Minister to France	Myron T. Herrick (1921-1925)
Minister to Germany	Alanson Houghton (1921-1925)
Minister to Mexico	Charles B. Warren (1921-1925)

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The Beginning of the Debs’ Recession - December 1920
As President Eugene Debs departed from office, following a historic twelve-year tenure, the nation found itself in the grip of a recession. The newly elected President Warren G. Harding, who emerged victorious in a landslide election, inherited an economy in dire straits. The root cause of this economic downturn can be traced back to the exclusion of the United States from the new trade bloc formed by Imperial Germany and its European allies.
This trade bloc, which came into being following Germany's decisive victory over Russia, France, and Austria, has left the United States on the outside looking in. As a result, American businesses have been dealt a severe blow by the loss of access to the lucrative European market. Industries such as steel and manufacturing have been particularly hard hit. Furthermore, the closure of arms and munitions production industries, which had been booming during the war, has also contributed to the recession. The sudden drop in demand for these goods has led to mass layoffs and factory closures.
The previous administration of President Debs made several attempts to negotiate a trade agreement with the bloc, but these efforts ultimately proved unsuccessful. Some experts posit that the President's controversial foreign policy stance, which prioritised peace and diplomacy over economic interests, played a role in the failure of these negotiations.
The recession has also led to an increase in unemployment, as many businesses struggle to stay afloat in the face of decreased demand for their products. It has been reported that there exist within the Harding Treasury Department plans to stimulate the economy through tax cuts and government spending on infrastructure projects.
Despite the current economic difficulties, many Americans remained optimistic. As President Harding stated in his inaugural address, 'We shall not be defeated by this economic setback. The United States has always been a nation of resilience and resourcefulness, and we shall emerge stronger than ever.'
The Harding Administration began taking steps towards reopening trade negotiations with the European nations and rebuilding the industries that were severely affected by the recession. The government is also focusing on creating jobs and providing financial assistance to those who have been affected by the economic downturn, along with providing a 4% income tax cut to Americans.
As for the cause of this recession, it is clear that the exclusion from the trade bloc formed by Imperial Germany has played a significant role, but it is also important to note that other factors such as the closure of the arms and munitions production industries and the previous administration's foreign policy stance have also contributed to the current economic situation.
Going into the 1924 election, the recession is ongoing, Harding and Fitzgerald having taken steps to mitigate the effects.
Yellowstone Scandal - February 1921
Secretary of the Interior Robert Henderson, before beginning his political career, made a fortune in business. In January 1923, he had an estimated net-worth of 65 Million USD, placing him as the 20th richest American in the country. A visionary for the future, Henderson sought to use his fortune to accomplish his high goals. Henderson’s largest project was what he referred to as “Eleutheria”, a massive planned city in the middle of Yellowstone State, a city for the future, to live, work, and design technology in. Henderson’s method of obtaining the land, however, brought significant controversy to the office.
In February, accusations of corruption by Herald Reporter Lincoln Steffens against Henderson were brought up. In his oversight of the Yellowstone Territory, Henderson allegedly made several sales of land and material to himself or companies backed by himself, in the papers released by Steffens, these purchases connected to the Eleutheria project.
The United States Attorney's Office for Yellowstone, Idaho, and Sarge began an inquiry into the business deals of Secretary Henderson, following the papers' release.
Appointed first by President Debs, Secretary Henderson represented the bureaucratic civil service - members of the administration who are not partisan-inclined, but instead are appointed from the ranks of civil service. Henderson's first appointment by President Debs was also in question, as rumours over his qualifications and bribery emerged, due to the Secretary's young age at the time of his appointment.
Eventually, the accusations became too much for the Liberal administration, and in August 1923, newly inaugurated President Fitzgerald dismissed the Interior Secretary.
The proposed location for Eleutheria, 1921
The Healthcare Reorganisation Act - March 1922
In 1916, President Debs, using his recently gained congressional majority, passed his magnum opus. The American Health Reform Act, authored by Vice President John McCarthy, established a single payer Universal Healthcare system. However, the system established itself contained several notable flaws. McCarthy’s act provided $103 USD of Coverage for every American, regardless of income, and did not set any premium or deductible.
McCarthy’s healthcare costed an estimated 4$ Billion USD annually, and accounted for nearly half of the federal budget. Seeking to replace the act, Secretary of the Treasury Herbert Hoover, in cooperation with the Department of Health, drafted a replacement for the AHRA, known as the Healthcare Reorganisation Act, or HRA.
The HRA established a system of insurance premiums, extended coverage for the lower classes, and a larger deductible for the upper class. Coverage for the poor was set at a maximum of $250, with a $5 dollar monthly premium for the service. The amount of coverage lowered and the premium plus deductible grew as the income brackets grew, with no coverage being provided to those making above $100,000 USD per year.
With the addition of the premium, the HRA was able to reduce the cost of the Government Healthcare Program from $4 Billion to $167 Million, while nearly doubling coverage. This act, while commended by Liberals, became a subject of controversy among the Democratic-Labour party
The US House voting on the HRA, 1922
War of Hawaiian Succession - December 1920 - Current
In December 1920, the death of the King of Hawaii prompted a multi-sided civil war to break out. Initially, power was peacefully transferred to the current Prime Minister of Hawaii, Alexander Luthor von Morgenstern. The ability to appoint a PM, a power of the King, being concentrated on the current PM of the country raised alarms of some in Hawaii, who attacked Alexander for trying to consolidate power. Hawaii exists as a diarchy, with one King chosen by the von Morgenstern family and another chosen by Hawaiian nobles. Due to a concerted effort to homogenise the island chain by the previous king, Lukas, the nobles have become less native Hawaiian and in 1917, elected Takayuki Kobayashi, a Jewish-Japanese resident of Hawaii, to the position of King. On December 10th, a large Japanese fleet arrived in Honolulu harbour and succeeded in occupying the city and taking the van Morgenstern family hostage. The family was then forced to hold another vote declaring Kobayashi to hold both thrones of Hawaii, uniting the two crowns in a single man.
The war of succession intensified when the Republican of Hawaii was established, founded by Mohamad Al-juzor, a Lebanese-Hawaiian politician and former ally of Alexander. After many of the northwestern islands were seized by Japanese-aligned forces, the Golden Circle Company, which holds land in Central America, sent a fleet to blockade the islands and support the Republic. The GCC was successful in defeating a left-wing faction of the republic that had taken control of the island of Lana’i, but after Japan begun an offensive into Republican-held land, made possibly by a troop surge, the Republic was defeated. Shortly after the defeat of the republic, the Japanese-backed Kobayashi kingdom took control of all islands except for the big island of Hawaii. In an attempt to weaken the resolve of the Japanese, the van Morgenstern-led kingdom orchestrated a number of assassinations of Hawaiians collaborating with the Kobayashi regime. The Kingdom also unintentionally destroyed the entire settlement of New Jerusalem on the island of Ni’ihau when a bomb was set off on a ship containing large amounts of High Explosives. The explosion, which was roughly equivalent to 3 kilotons of TNT, also damaged several Japanese navy vessels.
The New Jerusalem Disaster
After the New Jerusalem explosion, Japanese forces made successful landings on the island of Hawaii, with limited success inland. War crimes were reported by both sides and a was of propaganda took place in America and the rest of the world. In Japan, increasingly violent anti war protests, funded extensively by the Hawaiian regime, have forced the government to commit to a plan of “Hawaiianization” and eventual withdrawal after the Imperial Diet was stormed. The German Empire has also engaged in negotiations with both sides, seeking to form either a protectorate over von Morgenstern-led Hawaii or a condominium with the Japanese. The war effort by the Japanese has stalled and their attempt to take the island of Hawaii is still in progress on election day
The situation on Big Island, November 1924
Death of President Harding - July 1923
The President had been ill for several days before his death on July 25th, however with the 1924 Election gripping the minds of the President and the Cabinet, no attention was paid to this illness. Senator Sinclair’s Presidential announcement only heightened this fear. On the morning of July 25th, President Harding, Vice President Fitzgerald, Secretary Hoover, and the Mayor of New York Hylan, met in the city to discuss the recently passed Welfare Act, which began the process of handing over the Debs-era Welfare programs to the individual states. While walking out of the meeting, President Harding suddenly began gasping for air, before collapsing on the ground. His final words were believed to have been a curse on his predecessor, President Debs. The President was rushed to a nearby medical facility, where he was declared dead.
Soon after, Secretary Hoover swore new President John Fitzgerald into the office. Fitzgerald’s first, and most controversial move, was to name Aurelian Shaft as the next Vice President. The 76-year-old Texan Senator had been the chairman of the Association for American Interests for over two decades, building a fortune of $1.45 Billion USD off of the backs of the mass exploitation of the people and resources of Central America, by far the largest in the United States.
Shaft would get the opportunity to hold the powers of the Presidency in late 1924, after President Fitzgerald was hospitalised as the result of a fall, making the now 77-year-old acting President for several weeks. By November, the powers had been returned to Fitzgerald.
Newspaper heading from 1923, announcing the death of Harding
Knock, Knock, it’s the United States - December 1920 to Current
Only a few weeks into the intervention of the United States into the chaotic Mexican Civil War, the balance of power among the different factions quickly and dramatically shifted. Factions that were situated mostly in the north, especially the Villistas and the Neo-Reyes Clique, both lost large amounts of land. In the case of the Villistas, the sudden occupation of the vast majority of its land has led the Right-Zapatistas to leave its alliance with it; while the Neo-Reyes Clique, after being rejected by the Republican Front, are currently divided on whether to seek a non-aggression pact with the United States, or to join the Cotilla Government.
The Maderistas and Carrancistas, citing their relative agreement ideologically, have agreed to fully merge into a multi-party republican government. The Obregonistas, after seeking reconciliation with the Currancistas, have also been accepted into the united government. In the East, the bombing of monarchist factions by the United States has been quite effective thus far, drastically weakening the Imperial Coalition's Government to keep itself firmly together.
In the south, the invasion of the United States only justified the anti-foreign sentiment of the ultranationalist Nacionalistas and the regionalist Magonistas; the latter of which grew quickly in territory that the faction was allowed to form an official government, the Mexican Revolutionary Confederation. The United States strangely did not enter Right-Zapatista land despite bordering it, while the Left-Zapatistas seemed to be able to expand in ways that it could not previously fund itself to do so.
State of the War, December 1920
After Warren G. Harding began his term as President, the scale of the American intervention increased dramatically. The American army near the Mexican-American border continued their pursuit of a strategy that targeted socialist groups that threatened the safety of American settlements near Mexico, a strategy that soon after resulted in the complete obliteration of the Villista faction, and the Zapatista forces in the north.
The entrance of President Harding also resulted in a radical shift in the American attitude towards the Zapatistas - funding towards the group immediately ceased, while bombing campaigns by the American Air Force heavily weakened the faction, despite the negotiated merge of the Left and Right Zapatistas.
The tactic of quickly and precisely manoeuvring through Mexico with advanced technology by the Golden Circle allowed it to penetrate deep into the former heartland of the Zapatista, placing the Golden Circle in closer proximity with Mexico City. Meanwhile, American forces took over significant portions of the deep south of Mexico, destroying all except one of the military juntas in cooperation with the Cotilla Government. With increased funding towards the Imperial Coalition (now officially named the Holy Kingdom of Mexico) and the limited monarchy of Cotilla, these factions were able to consolidate their influence in their respective regions.
However, this also came with a number of unintended consequences. The sometimes contradictory approaches of the United States, forcefully crossing into monarchist territory, and the Golden Circle, quickly conquering the southern half of Mexico, led to clashes and skirmishes between the two groups; the anarchy left in certain zones also led to the takeover of gangs over large swaths of land. The extremist coalition of fascists, libertarian Marxists, and Anarcho-Communists, the FLR, became the largest, and sometimes, sole opposition to the corruption-ridden Republicans and the dictatorial Monarchists, resulting in their rise in support, and in turn power, in rural areas of Mexico. Most notably of this was the sudden expansion of the Nacionalistas. This sent a wave of terror for the rise of extremist fascism/socialism among the Mexican elite and American commanders, leaving many puzzled as to what the approach towards these groups should be.
Lastly, in the northwest, the Republican front decides to mostly maintain existing land to build a working government in the area. This was mostly successful due to the relative lack of foreign intervention; while the continued decline of Huerta's grip on power led to the expected stagnation of the faction. As of the 1924 Election, the Civil War, and America’s involvement, is ongoing.
State of the War, March 1922
State of the War, November 1924
The Candidates
John F. Fitzgerald is the 61-year-old incumbent President of the United States, and the Liberal Party nominee for the President. Fitzgerald had a significantly difficult time receiving renomination at the convention, with freshman Senator Kermit Roosevelt challenging the President for his position. Roosevelt argued the President held “outdated beliefs” and that a new candidate needed to be chosen in order to win against the radical Upton Sinclair. After several ballots, however, Fitzgerald managed to secure renomination, this confirmation coming alongside several deals and series of negotiations made with his opponents.
Secretary of the Treasury Herbert Hoover was Fitzgerald’s endorsed running mate, however, Hoover rescinded his candidacy and instead endorsed Senator Roosevelt for the position, arguing party unity was what was truly needed for victory. Roosevelt, however, refused, and instead announced he would run a third party campaign with the intent of providing a third party option. In replacement of Roosevelt, the Governor of Massachusetts, Calvin Coolidge, was chosen as the Vice Presidential Candidate. Fitzgerald runs on a platform of economic stability, continuing to lower the high Debs-era taxation policies and further reform the healthcare system. He has been heavily criticised for his controversial cancellation of the ETIMA, a national Energy program started under President Debs. This cancellation contributed to his decline in nation-wide approval, which currently sits at 46% to 46% as of election day. He has also been criticised for his appointment of billionaire Aurelian Shaft to the position of Vice President, due to the brutal methods and tactics in which Shaft made his $1.45 Billion USD fortune.
President John F. Fitzgerald, Liberal Nominee for President
Governor Calvin Coolidge, Liberal Nominee for Vice President
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Upton Sinclair is a 46-year-old United States Senator for California, and Democratic-Labour Nominee for President. Sinclair was first elected to the Senate in 1906 as a member of the Union Party. During his tenure in the Senate, he earned a reputation for his no-compromise stances on certain issues, such as Healthcare and America’s foreign policy. He runs on his so-called “unapologetic socialist platform”, which calls for the implementation of many Debs-era programs, such as the extensive welfare and the popular ETIMA. Alike his Liberal counterpart, his nomination too came with controversy, with Louisiana Senator Andrew Lattimore, a champion figure in the southern caucus of the Democratic-Labour Party, initially presumed to win the convention until Sinclair managed to convince enough delegates to back his bid for the Presidency, convincing many that Lattimore was simply too moderate, and would lead to another landslide loss like fellow Moderate McCarthy delivered in 1920.
His most controversial move came in 1916, when he attempted to overturn the Presidential Election results in the states of California, Oregon, Illuvia, and Washoe, arguing that fraud had taken place that allowed for a Liberal victory in the four states, even though President Debs had won the national election. He has also been criticised for statements he made at the 1920 Democratic-Labour Convention, when he challenged then-Vice President McCarthy for the Presidential nomination. Sinclair argued that moderate voters weren’t worth extensive focus, and that the party should instead double down on the socialist rhetoric of Debs, the most memorable of the Senator’s statements during this convention being “Moderates aren’t worth a token of trouble”. He has selected the Governor of Sauk and former Progressive Robert Marion LaFollette, or “Fighting Bob”, as his running mate, who is often referred to as simply Robert Marion after francophobic fears spread across the country in the aftermath of the War of the 8th Coalition.
Senator Upton Sinclair, Democratic-Labour Nominee for President
Governor Robert Marion LaFollette, Democratic-Labour Nominee for Vice President
Henry Ford is the 61-year-old Governor of Michigan, and Progress Nominee for President. His third bid under the same banner, Henry Ford offers a moderate compromise between the radical policies of Sinclair and the conservative policies of Fitzgerald. Ford started his career in politics as Attorney General under President Debs, assisting in the investigation into the UKA and other illegal organisations under the President’s watch. First seeking the Presidency in 1912, Ford ran under the banner of the National Reformist Party, the predecessor to the Progress party. He received 26.5% of the vote, the best showing for a third-party since 1892. However, his luck ran out in 1916, after receiving 18.5%. After an 8 year hiatus, he is back on the ballot.
Ford has been criticised for his controversial past statements on specific religious minorities, particularly the Jewish community. Critics also label him as “out of touch” with the American people, these comments being in regard to his fortune of $110 Million USD made in the automotive industry, his fortune placing him as the tenth richest American as of 1923. Harry Truman, a judge for the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, is his running mate.
Governor Henry Ford, Progress Nominee for President
Judge Harry Truman, Progress Nominee for Vice President
Other Candidates
Kermit Roosevelt is a 35-year-old US Senator for Pennsylvania, and joint Salvation Party / Independent Candidate for President, and son of former President Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt, initially a Liberal, challenged President Fitzgerald for the party’s nomination in 1924, citing controversial moves made by the President and the general disapproving attitude of the nation as reason for his bid. Although failing to win the nomination, he and some of his supporters launched a third party campaign for the Presidency, adopting a platform that advocates for most of what he tried to win the party’s nomination on, including, the enactment of strict limits and disclosure requirements on political campaign contributions, the creation of legislation providing workers' compensation for workplace-related injuries, the creation a federal securities commission to regulate and stabilise banking, the providing farm relief to the many agricultural workers of this nation through agricultural subsidies, providing of financial assistance to farmers who are struggling due to an excess crop supply creating low prices, and tax credits for agricultural cooperatives, and the modernisation the navy and comprehensive army reform, as well as a generally hawkish stance.
Roosevelt has been criticised for his bid for President, many arguing it is an attempt to prevent President Fitzgerald from winning the election. His hawkish stance on issues has also put off many voters, as support for war or efforts against neutrality being viewed upon negatively by the majority of the public. Despite these controversies, Roosevelt has managed to achieve ballot-hood in several states on the East Coast, in the Rust Belt, Coal Region, and West Coast, however has not achieved universal ballot hood. He runs with William W. Lincoln III, a 1920 Presidential Candidate.
Senator Kermit Roosevelt, Salvation / Independent Candidate for President
Secretary William W. Lincoln III, Salvation / Independent Candidate for Vice President
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