Bandits raid two boarding houses wounding three
Eight armed men raided adjoining Spanish boarding houses on Waseela Avenue. They searched thirty two roomers in one house and thirty in the other. Three men were shot, two injured at the leg and instep, and a third in the right leg. One victim, Andrew Scocotin, lost 156 dollars. The robbers fled into nearby woods. police report limited information from the wounded at Bridgeport hospital.
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Four Policemen Killed in Dublin
Four policemen were murdered today in Dublin in what authorities call an anti police vendetta. One officer was kidnapped and several others were wounded as terror spread. The Arklone Printing works and Westmeath Independent offices were burned with bombs and petrol, causing about 100000 pounds in damage and leaving 300 workers idle.
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Ballard Praises Election Result In Bridgeport
Frank B. Ballard, chairman of the Ways and Means committee for the Republican National Committee in Bridgeport, said the Tuesday election result was very pleasing. He noted a tremendous vote for the Republican ticket and that the people, including a large majority of women, favored a return to Republican rule.
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Turkey time promises plenty of affordable fowl this year
New York on November 3 reports turkey supplies look ample and prices range from six to eighty five cents per pound. Poultry expert Angus notes warm fall impacted flocks but predicts affordable No 1 grade birds from 60 to 85 cents, with Maryland birds costing more. Fat roasting chickens ducks and geese also help keep overall prices down.
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Harding Weighted By Job Ahead
Warren G. Harding spent his first day as president elect reviewing late returns and weighing the Senate and House makeup. He praised Republican gains while noting the task of forging a working party majority in the new Congress.
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Police Seek Slayer of Woman Found with Skull Crushed
Detectives pursue the killer of Mrs. Mary Laposkin 37 of 304 Bostwick Avenue found at Edward J. McGovern’s 59 Cherry Street home with a fractured skull believed caused by a heavy hammer. McGovern held on breach of peace. injuries and timeline disputed.
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Wealthy Club Man Murdered in Plymouth Hotel
Yausha Waters a wealthy man of forty with homes in St. Ameri ca and England was slain in a Plymouth hotel room on West 18th Street. A young man named James Dunn of Milwaukee fled after a struggle. Waters registered as J Talbot, found dead with skull fracture. valuables remained. Waters was linked to Horace Waters, a piano maker, and held ties to Columbia University and Devonshire club.
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Senate and House Oppose Beer Amendment Report
Wayne B B Wheeler, head of the Anti Satoon League of America, said reports from forty states show a substantial majority of both chambers back against a beer and wine amendment. Police found a blood filled bowl in a toilet. McGovern, a widower with two children, said it was red wine.
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Gov Cox plans Europe trip to study conditions abroad
Dayton Ohio November 3 Governor Cox defeated presidential candidate said he will surrender his state office in January and may travel abroad early next year to study conditions in Europe. He plans to work rest and travel including a Mississippi trip after Friday. He sent a concession to Senator Harding and may issue a message to the state assembly on state affairs next session. He helped husk corn at his Jacksonburg farm with Mrs Cox and received many telegrams.
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Wilson Silent Over Election Results As Harding Victory Emerges
President Wilson offered no comment on the election results and did not congratulate President-elect Harding. He rested after early morning reading of figures, rode with Mrs Wilson, and received visitors including Henry Morgenthau and Norman Hapgood. Secretary Colby said he was disappointed yet hopeful that the nation would act to its highest concept of duty amid questions on the Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations.
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Johnson Declares League of Nations Repudiated
SAN PRANCISTO Nov 3 Senator Hiram Johnson of the irreconcilables proclaimed yesterday’s election results repudiated the League of Nations policy. He argued Americans chose Washington’s old path over international entanglements, calling it the end of the league and a resurgence of Americanism.
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Republican tidal wave reaches Texas and Harding gains
A record upheaval reshapes results as Oklahoma shifts to Harding in late returns. The GOP projects a ten seat Senate majority and a double digit lead in the House, with Tennessee battles tight and Champ Clark among casualties.
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Texas Republican Wins Seat in House Breaking Solid South
The 1920 election returns show Republicans expanding gains nationwide. Texas elected a Republican to the House, breaking the solid South pattern, while Lenroot won in Wisconsin and Spencer took Missouri. Chamber leaders Clark, La Follette, and Cox were affected as Harding surged in polls.
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Wrangel Attempts To Stay Reds In Crimea
General Wrangel leads cavalry and allied forces in a delaying action against Bolshevik advances in southern Russia. Red air units harass the Perekop peninsula as Tavrida falls to Red troops. The Second, Shev, and Thirteenth armies plus several cavalry divisions defend the Parekap isthmus to forestall a winter breakthrough.
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Dr Alfredo Zayas Elected President of Cuba
Havana Cuba Nov 3 Dr Alfredo Zayas has been elected president of Cuba based on returns from three fourths of the voting precincts. The Associated Press reports the result from the government tally as the election nears completion.
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Defeat Inevitable Declares Bryan
Lincoln, Nebr. Nov. 3 Democratic disaster was inevitable because of President Wilsons League of Nations stance. William Jennings Bryan said the President set the foundation for disaster and Governor Cox completed the structure. He argued the party faced presidential infallibility versus majority Senate opinion and predicted disarmament as a condition of advising. He urged Harding to fulfill pledges toward world peace.
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Miller defeats Gov Swthby by large New York plurality
New York returns show Nathan L. Miller leading Gov. Smith by about 70,000 votes with 187 districts missing. Wadsworth is elected U S Senator over Walker by roughly 393,699 plurality. Harding carries New York state with a projected 1,209,009 plurality statewide based on early tallies. Smith carried New York City while Miller led upstate. Assembly remains heavily Republican with 117 to 27 seats.
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Associated Press
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Harding
Cox
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Wadsworth
United States
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Harry C. Walker
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Champ Clark Loses His Seat in House
Veteran leader Champ Clark, longtime speaker candidate, loses to T. W. Hukreide of Warren ton Mo in the ninth Missouri district by about five thousand votes. Hukreide leads as returns from 235 precincts show 96,431 to Clark's 20,678. Clark declines to comment to reporters.
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Caster of Deciding Vote In Suff Fight Re-Elected
AYHBENS Tenn November 2 Harry T Burns Republican a member of the 3 from this county who cast the deciding vote for ratification of the suffrage amendment by Tennessee has been reelected after a bitter contest. His majority about ten. an assembly
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We Assembly
G O P Celebration Here Called Off
The Republican Town Committee led by Chairman John A. Leonard canceled the planned victory celebration after a late meeting. They cited lack of funds and waning enthusiasm following Tuesday’s election returns, deciding it best to abandon the parade and related events tonight.
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Oklahoma Elects Woman Congresswoman in 2nd District
Oklahoma City Okla Nov 3 belated returns gave victory to Alice M Robertson Republican over Democrat incumbent W W Hastage in the second district, making a woman representative in Congress from Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Alice M. Robertson
W. W. Hastage
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