Marion honors Harding in jubilant Marion welcome
In Marion Ohio thousands celebrated Senator Harding’s victory with parades and serenades around his front porch. The town, joined by delegations from Columbus Cleveland and Cincinnati, toasted the president elect as he thanked supporters and outlined a peaceful future with American sovereignty preserved. The welcome included civic leaders, bands, and a parade led by Harding campaign groups. He departs for vacation aboard a special train with a noted party of officials, reporters, and family.
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Marion
Ohio
Senator Harding
United States
Harding
Marion Civic Association
Columbus
Cleveand
Cincinnati
D. K. Crissinger
Congress
Civic Association
Harding Marching Club
Harding Woman's Club of
Marion Steam Shovel Company
Harding Railway Club
Rst
Wine Association
M* Ilarding
Tojay
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Hale
Maine
Elkins
West Virginia
Edward K. McLean
Washington
Harry M Dagherty
George B. Christian Iv
Point Isabel
Texas
St. Louis
San Antonio
F. F E. Scobey
R. B Creager
Brownsville
Canal Zone
Beyance
Anand
Tration
Jimmie
League of Nations
America
United States of America
League
Harding's Tennessee Lead Grows With Partial Returns
Memphis and Knoxville reports from Nov 4 show Harding leading Cox in Tennessee by 10 017 votes with 199 759 to 187 712 and Alf Taylor ahead of A H Roberts for governor by about 38 197 with 199 114 to 160 917 as missing precincts still await tabulation.
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Memphis
Tenn
Commercial Appeal
Harding
Cox
Alf Taylor
A. H. Roberts
Roberts
Taylor
Knoxville
Journal and Tribune
Union Leaders Accused of Violating Constitution
Pittsburg Nov 4 executive officers of district No 5 United Mine Workers were accused of violating the union constitution by speakers at a special district convention called by a committee of action J R Walker of Springfield Ill former president condemned the executives for refusing to recognize the convention which seeks betterment of working conditions.
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Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Committee of Action
J. R. Walker
Springfield
Ill
Non-Partisan League to contest WV governor election
Charleston announce that the Non-Partisan League will contest the recent West Virginia governor election. Public statement from C. Frank Keeney, president of district 17, United Mine Workers, says the league will continue as a permanent organization.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
C. Frank Keeney
District 17
United Mine Workers of America
Non Partisan League
Middlesboro Principal Shot by Jilted Student
Middlesboro Kentucky November 4 Professor Barnes principal of Middlesboro high school was shot and fatally wounded today by Adolphus Oaks. Oaks reportedly sought revenge after Barnes allegedly whipped Oaks' sister a high school student last Thursday. Oaks is jailed and Barnes had offered to resign and leave the city Saturday.
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Middlesboro
Barnes
Adolphus Oaks
Oaks
Board of Education
Radical circulars seized at Pittsburg station
Federal officers seized twenty thousand radical circulars at the Pennsylvania railroad station in Pittsburg. The leaflets bore a coal miners message signed by the central executive committee of the Communist Party of America and were shipped from Cleveland.
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Pittsburg
Department of Justice
Pennsylvania
Bryan calls for Wilson resignation and Marshall succession
William Jennings Bryan in Chicago urged President Wilson to resign at once and turn over the office to Harold Marshall. He proposed that on Congress convening in December, Marshall appoint Harding secretary of state and resign, creating a Harding presidency to push a peace association with nations.
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Marshall
Congress
Harding
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
League of Nations
Bryan
United States
Association of Nations
Record Electoral Victory for Harding in Ohio and Nation
Final returns show Harding leading with a nationwide electoral surge. Republicans capture Senate seats and dominate House districts, including Ohio where most districts lean GOP. Several Democratic incumbents fall as Missouri and other states swing Republican in Tuesday elections.
President Wilson Makes First Public Appearance In Year
President Wilson appears in his wheelchair on the White House portico for a Washington rally of League of Nations supporters. Thousands cheer as Mrs. Wilson stands nearby. a soloist sings, flowers are presented, and the crowd ends with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Washngton League of Nations
John F. Costello
Democratic National
District of Columbia
Democratic Nations
At & Pm
America
Ole’ Virginny
West Virginia completes county returns show Republican sweep
Returns from sixteen counties including Monroe indicate a Republican victory in statewide offices and the national aid gubernatorial race. Totals show Republicans leading for secretary of state treasurer auditor attorney general agriculture and supreme court judge while Democrats lead in a few local races.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
National Aid
Monroe
Miller
Young
Free
Trent
Ford
Harold
Johnson
Newton
Bond
Brannon
England
Agriculture
Stewart
Supreme Court
Summerville
Lively
Berkeley
Boone
Cabell
Doddridge
Grant
Hampshire
Jackson
Monongalia
Mineral
Morgan
Pleasants
Ritchie
Tyler Wetzel
Democrats May Have One Congressman in Ohio
Columbus Ohio Nov 4 The only indicated change today in Tuesday's election results is the apparent reelection of William A Ashbrook veteran Democratic congressman in the seventeenth district Having yesterday conceded the election of D M Morgan his Republican opponent Ashbrook today claims victory by ten votes on complete unofficial returns
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Columbus
Ohio
Wm. A. Ashbrook
D. M. Morgan
Ashbrook
Big Vote for Harding in California Returns
With 542 of 6154 precincts reporting, Harding leads Cox by 381635, 598776 to 217141. Debs has 50562 and Watkins 16394. California voters also defeated a state prohibition enforcement act and rejected measures on vivisection and compulsory vaccination.
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San Francisco
California
Harding
Cox
Debs
Watkins
Wages Cut Announced by Georgia-Florida Mill Association
In Tampa on November 4 a meeting of the Georgia-Florida Saw Mill Association decided that starting November 8 common labor wages in the mills will be reduced to 2.50 dollars per day with proportional cuts for other worker classes.
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Tampa
Fla
Georgia-Florida Saw Mill Association
Philadelphia Plans Big Celebration for 1926 Exposition
About one hundred prominent citizens met with the mayor to plan a major international exposition in Philadelphia in 1926. The event marks the 150th anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence.
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Philadllphia
Philadelphia
Navy
Arizona for Harding leads Cox in revised returns
Revised election returns from Phoenix show Senator Harding ahead by about 3300 votes over Governor Cox. Harding tallies 25,935 to Cox 22,578 with only a few precincts remaining to report.
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Arizona
Harding
Phoenix
Ariz
Cox
Rumely Jury Empanelled in New York Trial
A full tentative jury was formed in New York for the trial of Dr. Edward A. Rumely, former publisher of The Evening Mail, indicted over two years ago for failing to report to the alien property custodian the alleged German ownership of the newspaper during part of the war.
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Rumely
New York
Edward A. Rumely
The
Evening Mail
Harding and Obregon May Meet at Matamoros
Ten tentative plans for a meeting between Mexico and United States presidents elect were approved in Brownsville with Y M Vazquez the Mexican consul saying he would invite Alvaro Obregon to visit Matamoros while Senator Harding vacationed at Point Isabel The consul believed Obregon would accept unless further complications arise.
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Brownsville
Texas
Mexico
United States
Y. M. Vazquez
Alvardo Obregon
Matamoros
Harding
Point Isabel
General Obregon
Harding Leads in Western Returns as Vote Totals Grow
Oregon voter tallies show Senator Harding leading with about two to one margins in early returns. From 1,404 of 1,699 precincts Harding totals 117,864 to Cox 62,925. Late figures push Stanfield ahead of Chamberlain in the U S Senate race with 108,186 to 90,918.
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Oregon
Harding
Portland
Ore
Cox
Robert N. Stanfield
United States
George FE. Chamberlain
Anti-Alien Land Law Passed in California
California voters approve the anti alien land law by 483 015 to 163 721 amid diplomatic exchanges with Japan over the measure. In London the Commons hears T P O Connor attack Ireland policy describing reprisal actions as fueling Sinn Fein and tarnishing England’s name.
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San Francisco
Calif
California
State Department
Japanese Foreign Office
Commons
Londn
House of Commons
T. P. O'Connor
Ireland
Sinn Fein
England
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
Former Governor Graham Pardoned in Vermont
Montpelier Vermont November 4 Governor Percival W Clement granted a full unconditional pardon to former Governor Horace Mr Graham who was sentenced earlier today by the supreme court to five to eight years for embezzlement of state funds while he was state auditor
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Graham
Montpelier
Percival W. Clement
Horace Mr. Graham
Supreme Court
Japanese Consul Accused of Pernicious Activity
Residents of Los Angeles filed a formal complaint with the state department alleging that Jiro Oyama, Japanese consul, displayed pernicious activity by advising voters to oppose the anti-Japanese stand law in the California elections set for Tuesday.
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Washington
Loe Angeles
State Department
Jiro Oyama
Tha‘ Niace
Californ'a
Japanese Press Views U S Election Shift
Javanese reporters in Trkin on November 4 express that the U S presidential results, with Waroh G. Harting as winner, represent a setback to the Geneva peace process and broader diplomatic efforts. The report notes cautious reactions and calls for continued vigilance in international relations.
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Trkin
Wspapers
United States
Oh G. Harting
Kentucky Sends Republican Richard P Ernst To Senate
New York Nov 4 The Kentucky Senate race ended with Republican Richard P Ernst defeating Democrat Jeckman. The GOP gained ten seats to reach 59 seats to 37 for Democrats. Republicans won 25 of 34 contests and gained in Arizona California Colorado Idaho Maryland Nevada Oklahoma South Dakota Oregon and Kentucky.
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New York
United States
Kentucky
Richard P Ernst
Jeckman
Senate
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Maryland
Nevada
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Orgeon
Woolen Mills Close in Lawrence Amid Slump
The four mills of the American Woolen Company in Lawrence close for the rest of the week with a four day work schedule starting next Monday. They had operated six days with only about half their workforce. Lack of orders cited as the reason for curtailment.
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Woolen Mills
Lawrence
Mass
American Woolen Company
Thompson Trial Postponed To End Of Term
Pittsburg reports the trial of J V Thompson former president of the First Nations Bank of Union Town Pa charged with violating national banking laws will not be held until the end of the coming term of the United States district court with no call before December 6.
Camden man charged with murder in bank messenger death
Frank Jimes a motor car salesman from Camden has been formally charged with the murder of David S Paul a bank messenger. He was moved from Camden county jail to Burlington county jail after authorities filed the charge following the discovery of Pauls body in a shallow grave in the Jersey pines.
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Camden
N. J
Frank Jimes
Camden County
David S. Paul
Jersey Pines
Burlington County
Paul
How to Eliminate Middle Man Farmers Question Plan
Five million American farmers will be asked for opinions on eliminating the middleman. The Farmers Marketing Bureau committee of seventeen, meeting in Chicago, aims to devise a plan to boost returns for farmers on grain crops.
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Chicago
Farmers Marketing Bureau
West Virginia Library Assn Calls for State Library Commission
The West Virginia state library association met at Parkersburg on November 4 and discussed a committee report urging legislation to create a state library commission to cooperate with the state school system in securing a library house.
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State Library Association
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia State Library Association
Palmer Under Scrutiny In Coal Case Probe
Federal judge in Indianapolis set to probe Attorney General Palmer’s ties to the soft coal conspiracy case. Officials note many defendants in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Illinois remain outside Judge Anderson’s jurisdiction as the inquiry nears.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Palmer
Anderson
Federal District Court
Dan W. Simms
Junge Anderson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ilinois
Simms
Generax
United Mine Workers
Washington
Federel
B. Ames
Assstant
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Volstead
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Oho
White House Lawn
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Matamoras
Metamoras
Dunopiragy
Mr. Palmer
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