Bipartisan fight for Ohio vote looms on eve of election
On the eve of the election both major parties claim confidence. Campaign leaders target key states including Nevada and Ohio, with projections of electoral votes and a focus on female suffrage impact and new voter classes. The piece records broad national enthusiasm and speculation as campaigns press for decisive across the board results.
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Fight For
Ohio
New York
New
Roosevelt
George White
Nn- Heil Clairman
United States
Nevada
Arizona
Kentucky
Maryland
New Mexico
Tennessee
North Carolina
Oklahowla
Maine
Mami
Aloe My
Eugene WV
Cnt
Wilson
Cox closes in Toledo to wrap campaign in era of talk
Dayton Nov 1 Governor Cox prepares for final campaign speech in Toledo to rally support as results loom. Harding’s bid looms, with Cox noting nation favors the league and that Harding election would stall ratification of the peace treaty.
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Dayton
Cox
Toledo
Chicago
Safle
Tie
Grover Cleveland
League of Nations
Harding
League
Senate
Stores Wrecked in Reprisal Attacks at Chingannon
In Chingannon Ireland on November 1 civilians wounded a constable during an assault on a police patrol. Armed masked men then visited the town and discharged bombs and firearms at Sinn Fein business premises, wrecking several places as families fled to the countryside.
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Chingannon
Ireland
Lister
Sinn Fein
Funeral of Kenneth J MacKenzie Draws Large Crowd
Funeral services for Kenneth J. MacKenzie son of Mr and Mrs John J MacKenzie of 4% Ayers street were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Many school chums and playmates attended. Rev William McN. Kittredge of floating spoke of his character and faithfulness. Flowers testified to esteem. Pallbearers included Douglas Gray Lemuel Chandler August Caron Walter Hendrickson Patrick Meffardy and Laurence Angwint. Burial was in Hope Cemetery.
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Kenneth J. MacKenzie
John J. MacKenzie
Ayers Street
William McN. Kittredge
Douglas Gray
Lemuel Chandler
August Caron
Walter Hendrickson
Patrick Meffardy
Laurence Angwint
Hope Cemetery
The Regnant Future in Civilization and Progress
A fragment discussing how civilizations shift from revering the past to embracing the future. It contrasts Chinese tradition of reverence and memory with a rising focus on immediacy, progress, and future problems like conservation, education, war, and welfare. The piece notes humanity’s hope for a better world and the enduring pull of precedent.
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China
Mantern Society
Brenda
Atk Sah Liopd- Who makes a woman want to jue Pe the ferniture
Boston fragment reads like an OCR mumble about furniture in a department store. The readable bits mention a woman and furniture and hint at shopping, though details are unclear and names or dates are missing.
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Ieast
Boston
Gov Coolidge Speech Before Campaign Event
Governor Cabela Coolidge, Republican candidate, spoke Saturday night and then retired. He plans to stay until accompanied by Mrs Coolidge and then move to seatinghampton tomorrow morning, returning to Boetomlemme after to receive the certificates from the election.
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Bovtor
Cabela Coolidge
Repubis
Eedy Fou
Fragmented 19th Century Medical Note Sparks Panic
A jumbled OCR fragment hints at a medical case about a wounded victim and healing efforts. It mentions a person recovering, a likely treatment, and a formal tone, suggesting a brief hospital or medical report note. Names, dates, or places are unreadable.
Talk of the Town for Sele and Local Socials
Local notes report visits by Mrs G H Adams and family to Warren Middlesex and South Barre, a Meadow Brook Golf club dance with nearly 100 couples, and assorted social events. Mrs Annie Carroll trips to Boston on millinery business. chef Mine Reed Jones resumes work. Miss Alice Sulter travels to Alto to visit relatives.
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V. Yard
G. H. Adama
Fey
Warren
Walletol
Middlesex
Mary Adams
G. H. Adams
South Barre
Meadow Brook
Law Gorden Hall
Cooper
Annie Carroll
Boston
le Bitives Cardini
Railroad Street
Barre
Rad
Earl Natehelder
Tremont Treet
Friends of the Hille Clves Club
Barre Mission
Basinmes
Fratton
Westher Mlwecht
Vier Precits
Aid Mies
Mary Bieri
Rove Galli
Tiguer
Smumiehall
Ed. Scott
Aternee of State
Rom Mavis Mira Gall
Charlier
St. Paul
Irene Dale
Hallowen i
Gree Street
Eretume
Jack
Mark
Orenge
Mildred “Potten
Ana Viekt
Morrin
M. Lerwrrs
Tom
Rudolph
Doug Nat
St. Johan
Samay
Keworth
Automobile Crash in Montpelier Ends with Bruised Man
John Turney of Moretown drove a car that struck Docherty a Barre commercial salesman crossing a Montpelier street on Saturday night. Docherty suffered knee scrapes and other bruises though not seriously. The incident remains under investigation with witnesses noting possible carelessness.
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John Turney
I Man
John Purtney
Moretown
Docherty
Barre
Montpelier
Tear
Canadian Boat in the Lead in International Fleet Race
Halifax N S Nov 8 Canadian Esperante and Delawana led early in the international fishing fleets championship race. Delawana overtook Esperanto and held a widening lead as light to moderate westerly breeze favored the Canadian entrant.
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Halifax
L—Esperante
Delawana
Raperante
Delawane
Delawank
Esperanto
Léeminute
Ehhoo
Keperaate
Tom Hinmelman
Nova Scotian
Marty Welch
Experante
Himmelman
Reranta
Gipiain Welch
Omeily
Ead
Ore
Maclaby
Delawans
Atill
Delewana
Reperante
Himmelan
Marr
Oak End
Telosni
Eaperente
Mati Buay
Bag Day Thursday at Barre City Hospital
The Woman's Hospital Aid Society plans a Bag Day on Thursday November 4 to aid Barre City Hospital. They seek monetary donations towels tray cloths pillow slips and groceries plus any useful items including vegetables. Bags should be placed on the steps by 9 o'clock Thursday morning.
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Woman's Hospital Aid Society
Barre City Hospital
Wwenen
Hotel doubles capital in Burlington company filings
The Sherwood hotel of Burlington increased its capital stock from 10000 to 100000 with state officials. Drury Brick and Tile of Junction City filed a statement raising its stock from 800 to 6000. the firm of Fibert A Gibert of Barre filed a notice that its capital stock is 1000 with 33000 paid into the treasury.
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New Sherwood
Burlington
Sherwood Hotel
Drury Brick and Tile Company
Fer Junction
Fibert A Gibert
Barre
Spaulding Honor List Six Weeks Thr Spaulding High
First honor students include Audie Ash Yer Roland Bisson Treme Booth Rowe Paleore Eheaser MacAw lay Colin Mariver Roderick Marricen Ormeber Mar garet Vermont Junines Marjorie Borg semters Miltined Lancer Cretety Levant Bivine sveden Louie Vewle with several names highlighted among a school honor list for six weeks of achievement.
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Spaulding
Spalding High School
Rae
Audie Ash Yer
Roland Bisson
Treme Booth
Rowe Paleore
Eheaser MacAwlay
Colin Mariver
Roderick Marricen
Ormeber
Arsh
Margaret Vermont
Junines
Marjorie
Voting Start Times For Election Day
Voting begins at 6 a.m. Tuesday November 2 for representative races while voting for state county and presidential contests ends at 5 p.m. in the afternoon.
Spaulding Students Elect Harding In School Election
Spaulding high school held a presidential election with Harding and Coolidge leading by 123 votes over Cox and Roosevelt after a six-speaker Republican and Democratic debate. Louis O Leary Wendell Smith and Lawrence Seaver spoke for Harding Coolidge while George Mason John Gould and Edward Hamel supported Cox Roosevelt. Ballots were distributed to students and voting followed the discussion.
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Spaulding High School
Harding
Coolidge
Cox
Roosevelt
Sepublican
Democratic
Louis O'Leary
Wendell Smith
Lawrence Seaver
George Mason
John Gould
Edward Hamel
Coy
Quiet Barre general election contest ends in Barre
The Barre general election centers on a quiet city representative race between William Wishart Republican and H S Parks Democrat. Polls open at 6 a m and close at 3 p m with voting continuing for president and other offices until 5 p m.
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Barre
William Wishart
H. S. Parks
Peorple
Secessevenery
Wiehart
Parke
Ix Bullote
Bey Oes
E. Bal St
Joh
Gardner W. McGiraw
Poultney
William B. McKillip
Burlington
Lilian Obeenham
Cox-Roosevelt
H.W. Barrows
Stowe
Ines Bryan
Montpelier
H. ©. Comings
Richford
Jessie Middlebrook
Watkine-Cotgin
Andrew Aitken
Newbury
Herman S. Eldred
Franklin
Frank J. Gibson
Groten
George
Thrall
Rathand
James Hurtness
Sprind
Vrutens
Abram
W. Woote
Cornwall
Walter F. Scott
Brendon
Harry A. Tor
Tor
Fred C Martin
Bennington
George Wf. Root
Uns
Woodbury
James B. Eater
Horace M. Fareham
Montplier
Lewis D. Cowarn
East Montpelier
George H. Dale
Waterbury
Frank 3. Martin
B. Thomas
Sherif
Frank H. Tracy
Dorman B. EB
Kent
Gilbert FR Andrews
Northfield
Ernest Ho Bailes
Barre Town
Timothy £. Callshaw
Montpelien
Mortimer ‘ S Michesex
Carroll Robin
Thorny
Clifton M. Heetom
George N. Tilden
Burre
Day O. Lilley
Calais
Porter J. Dale
Brighton
Congress
Justriot
le Muecord
Ivy
Prohibyi Tioniste
Harry W. Wiltern
Plare
Summer Street
Brook Street
Inchool
Rabbit hunting accident injures Northfield man
Anthony Stella of Northfield was shot in the chest while hunting rabbits in East Granville. His friend John Ambrosini discharged toward a rabbit, hitting Stella who warned him to wait. Stella, 20s, was treated by Dr W B Mayo and confined to bed.
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Anthony Stella
Northfield
John Ambrosini
East Granville
Stelle
Ambrosini
Stella
Antonio Gianni
North Main Street
Barre
Auto Upside Down Near Lyndon Reveals Minor Crash
State charities secretary W H Jeffrey witnessed a Ford overturned on Wheelock road about two miles from Lyndon last night. The car wedged between a culvert and a tree, with a rear light burning, and damaged beyond repair. Nearby residents reported minor injuries to a passerby and said the vehicle bore marks of a hurried ride. Investigations note associated vehicle details and ownership records.
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Lyndon
W. H. Jeffrey
Board of Charities
Wheelock
Windsor
Silely
Sp Goamincy
Joeteid
Secretary of State
Oiffice
A. T. Stockwell
Waterville
William Eldridge
Stanley
George
Fare
Wabanetlingmie
Times Special Service On Election
A special service from The Times will publish election results alongside the standard edition. The paper will provide prompt delivery of the election coverage, ensuring readers receive timely updates with the familiar wire content integrated.
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TIMES
Timm
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