Harding Seeks Senate Victory as Campaign Ends in Marion
Senator Warren G. Harding fronts final campaign day in Ohio, urging decisive Senate elections to back a Republican majority. He argues against the Paris League of Nations, pledging to consult America first and push a constructive world role.
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Warren G. Harding
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Senate
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
House
Harding
Court of Honor
Mount Vernon
Christian Home
Ohio
United America
Cox
Senator Harding
America
Association of Nations
League of Nations
Fraternity of Nations
Cox Is Beater Columbus
Ohio voters favor Harding in early straw polls as Cincinnati Enquirer and Dispatch report Harding leads Cox in statewide totals. Harding's advantage appears across parties with significant gains in turnout and projected statewide plurality based on provisional results and mixed ballots.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cox
Enquirer
Wilson
Hughes
Eamen
Ana Senin
Debs
Harding Pa Ge Bayle
Election Eve Forecast Sees Tight Race Across Parties
The race for the White House heads into election day with 19 million ballots to be cast, including 9 million women. Analysts split on the impact of the women's vote, while farmer labor and socialist parties expect large showings. Senate and House battles shape up with Republican control of the Senate by two seats and a tight House contest. President Wilson may launch a final push for league of nations support.
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Harding to Vote on His Birthday in Ohio
Senator Warren G. Harding plans to vote on his 55th birthday in Marion Ohio and may play a round of golf afterward. Mrs Harding will cast her first presidential vote for her husband tomorrow. They will vote in a small brick garage two blocks from their home.
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Warren G. Harding
Masons Schedule Special Communication Meeting
Attention masons there will be a special communication Tuesday November 2 at 3 PM. Supper at Temple. J Link Duncan WM J A Palmer Secretary 31 1 2
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J. Link Duncan
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Campaign Denies Harding Ancestry Story As Political Trick
New York November 1. Republican and Democratic leaders refuse to confirm or deny reports about Senator Harding's genealogy. Scott C. Bone of the GOP says nothing further will be disclosed, while White of the Democratic side says the accusation is baseless and will not trigger a response.
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Harding
Scott C. Bone
Republican National Committee
Bone
Washington
Cox
Ohio State Democratic Committee
White
Democratic National Committee
Cox Seon
Dayton
Democratic
Democratic Committee
Wheat Imports from Canada Hit Seven-Year Peak in Fifteen Days
Washington November 1 The grain commission reports imports of wheat and wheat flour from Canada in the last fifteen days exceed any seven year total at the outset of President Wilson's market investigation.
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Canada
Grain Commission Today
Wilson
Mica Deposits Found Across Twenty Eight States
The report notes that mica deposits large enough for development are known to exist in 28 states. This assessment highlights widespread geographic potential for mica mining opportunities and future extraction.
Kids Parade for Republicans in Athens Under Junior Club
Children assemble at the Armory at six o clock for a Republican campaign parade led by the Junior Harding Coolidge club. They will carry banners and be provided torches and other aids to boost the demonstration this evening.
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Athens
Harding-Coolidge Club
Voting Places and Precinct Changes in Athens City
Voters are informed of polling sites across four city wards with detailed precinct addresses. The notice also lists boundary changes redefining Ward Three Precincts One and Two and Ward Four Precincts One to Four, guiding voters to their correct locations.
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Itses
Morris Avenue
Moler
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Athens County Buick
Corner Court
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Athens City
Berry Street
Mulberry Street
Park Place
University Terrace
Corporation
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State Street
Corporation Line
First Street
Lancaster _ street
Cemetery Street
Clark Street
Central Avenue
Fern
Court Streets
Eagles Building
Moler Garage
Park Street
Spring Street
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Harding Nearly Doubles Vote in Rexall Straw Poll
The Rexall straw vote reports 1,160,741 participants nationwide with Harding winning by a wide margin. Ohio shows a strong Harding lead as the tally notes 511,385 male and 184,355 female votes, with 266 votes needed to elect.
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Harding
Rexall
Ohio
Want Men There At The M Church Meeting
A men's meeting is called for tonight at 7:00 at the M church. Good music and spirited speeches promised. all men urged to attend.
New Outbreaks Reported Across Southern Ireland
Fourteen outbreaks coincided with Terence MacSwiney's Cork burial. Six policemen and one civilian died. eight policemen and two soldiers wounded in ambushes and street fighting. Three soldiers shot at Castle Daly and Littleton barracks by Sinn Féin. Thurles cathedral town exchange reported last night.
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Terence MacSwiney
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Castle Daly
Littleton Barracks
Sinn Fenners
Thurles
Red Cross Roll Call for Membership Election Day
Red Cross urges members to vote on Election Day with dues or dollars ready. Campaign runs from 10.27 to 11.1 as part of annual membership drive.
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Red Cross
Four Die in Freight Passenger Train Collision at Stanton
Four men killed and about twenty five injured in a collision near Stanton Iowa as an eastbound passenger train rammed derailed freight cars after a signal error. The wreck left two engineers and a fireman dead and a tramp among the victims.
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How This County Voted In Past Elections
Athens County election history shows Governor results for 1914 1916 1918 with Frank B. Willis winning majorities of 1662 1504 and 1871 respectively. President races include 1912 Taft with 279 majority and Hughes carrying in 1916 by 1453 amid a three cornered year with Wilson Roosevelt Taft.
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Frank B. Willis
Charlies E. Hughes
William H. Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Middle West votes seen as pivotal in 1920 race
United Press reports from Chicago show both parties claiming strength in the Midwest. Harding backers predict a landslide with Senate and House gains, while Democratic leaders project equal confidence amid a large field of local contests and a looming prime focus on turnout in major cities.
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Victor Heintz
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Robert la Follette
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Colorado
Joe Cannon
Wlinola
Champ Clark
Michigan
Middle West
Injured Man George Byers Improves in Chillicothe Hospital
Prosecuting Attorney W. B. Bartels reports George Byers, patient at Chillicothe hospital, is improving after being struck with a two by four board during a craps game near Athens. Henry Smart is bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault with intent to kill, with potential murder charges if Byers dies. Bartels planned to obtain Byers dying statement before.
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Chillicothe Hospital
George Byers
Byers
Buchtel
Athens
Bartels
Henry Smart
Chillicothe
Ohio Girls Aid Red Cross Fund Drive
Robert L. Woodworth of the Athens National Bank will oversee Red Cross funds from the roll call. Headquarters will be at the public health nurse office in city hall with volunteers from Ohio University assisting in the effort.
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Athens National Bank
City Hall
Red Cross
Ohio University
Chancellor Is Erratic And Unreliable
Washington reports reveal a factional smear claiming Senator Harding has negro blood. The article cites William E. Chancellor as source for the alleged genealogy smear and details his tumultuous dismissal as Washington public schools chief amid accusations of lying disruption and racial agitation.
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Washington Post
Harding
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William E. Chancelior
O Wooat College
Ohio
Lege
White House
Joseph P. Tumulty
Freece
Cox
Board of Education
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Paterson
Aid of
Education
District of Columbia
Clarence J. Gessford
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Captain Oyster
Columbia
Ruary
Unnamed Chancellor Arrests Trigger Political Clash
An Enquirer front page column questions the fate of a man labeled Chancellor who was arrested and dismissed from Worcester University and Washington Schools. The Athens County Republican Executive Committee calls for an end to political killings while blaming tactics aimed at the next U.S. president. James R. Gary of Baltimore reports the postmaster general notes McKinley’s death.
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Wooster University
Enquirer
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Republican Executive Committee
I. M. Foster
County of Wayne
Elias Compton
William Bastabrook
James R. McLaughlin
Doenree
Chancellor denies Harding ancestry forged circulars in libel suit
William Estabrook Chancellor of Wooster University files libel suit through attorney Snall Dayton against The Messenger for alleging he retracted a statement. He warns continued action and threatens personal suit if retracts false claim. Certified notarization dated October 28 1920 confirms signature.
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Ton Journal
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