Poultry Feeds and Farms for Sale in Connecticut Area
Classified listing offering poultry feeds and supplies from Fyl and Ingersoll Stratford. Also ad for painting and decorating by Carl A Jacobs. Property near Fairfield with 10 room house on 86 acres, fruit and streams, 32 miles from Bridgeport. Contact Stanley Bowford Stepney Depot and others in Connecticut listings.
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Salem Hands Trimming to Fall River Quintet
Salem defeats Fall River 19 to 4 in a basketball game. Key players include Salem’s Alexander Williams and Fall River’s Kehoe Pierce with multiple scoring periods and fouls noted. Referee Kilgara officiated the match with Blount Pence and Hardy as listed players.
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New Bedford Defeats Worcester Polo Team in Polo Clash
Providence, Nov. 3. New Bedford defeated Worcester 2 to 0 as Jette excelled in goal. Foley, former Worcester back, returned. Donnelly moved to Lowell. Lineups included New Bedford Duggan and Purcell. Worcester Staubin and Griffick. Scoring occurred in the first and third periods with New Bedford fast breaks and solid defense.
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Williams Ready For American Chain Team In New Haven
New Haven fans anticipate a second meeting between Williams and the American Chain Co. football team at Velas Park Sunday afternoon. Williams, seeking to reclaim laurels, will field a reinforced lineup after last week’s strong showing by the Chains.
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Yale Will Get Line on Tigers Strength
Yale eyes the football angle as Princeton and Yale meet in a key matchup. Princeton's star play and Virginia game's score are weighed against Yale's recent form. Harvard looms as strong competition, with the Tigers favored by some and Yale aiming to gauge strength through this Saturday clash.
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Columbus TRS Seek Game With Black Rocka Postponed
Columbus Sra. seek a game against the Black Rocka for Sunday but the set-to has been postponed to let Juniors have an apex date. They challenge any city team at 115 to 125 pounds, especially Twin Oaks and Blessed Sacraments. Phone Noble 1198-2 for evenings between Fans 9 to arrange games.
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Black Rocka
Twin Oaks
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Mingets Accept Challenge by Gray Hound Midhels
The Gray Hound Midhels accept a challenge and set a meeting for tomorrow morning at 10 o clock. Members and substitutes of the Midgate are asked to report for practices tonight at Colombo and Beachwood avenues at 6 o clock.
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Blue Ribbons WWI Play Opens Season in Perth Amboy Tilt
Barney Sedran and Marty Freed may return to the Blue Ribbons basketball team this season as the schedule opens Sunday night at 8 20 with Perth Amboy New Jersey. Joe Waters is named referee for the opener.
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Blue Ribbons
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Late Results by States in Ohio Senate Gubernatorial Returns
Ohio election returns show Warren G. Harding leading in the presidential race with large margins across the state. Ohio's delegation may shift Republican in Congress with eight Democrats and fourteen Republicans currently. Frit Wills holds a strong Senate lead over Julian, while Harry L. Davis gains in the governor race. Prohibition enforcement measures appear ratified in statewide results.
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Ite
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Maryland Sends New Faces to Congress After Elections
Maryland voters gave Harding and Coolidge a large majority. Ovington Weller (R) ousted John Waller Smith (D) in the Senate by about 16,000. In the House four of five winners are Republicans Alfred Blakeney defeated Carville Bergen in the second district John Philip Hill beat Coady in the fourth T Alan Galaborough (D) won in the first district while Mudd and Zihlman were chosen in others Linthicum appears re-elected in the fourth by a small margin with Atwood challenging. Senate results show Weller and Cox leading with Debs far behind. Virtually complete returns show precincts missing are scattered across the state.
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Coolidge
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Congress
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Weller
John Waller Smith
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Carville D. Bergen
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Idaho Elects Gooding to Senate Amid Gloomy Returns
Idaho results show Frank R. Gooding, Republican, leading over Democrat opponent for the U.S. Senate seat as early returns indicate Republican gains in Idaho’s congressional delegation. Precinct by precinct data suggest strong GOP momentum with key figures and vote totals noted, though final tallies are incomplete.
Michigan Returns Put Harding Ahead In National Vote
Detroit returns show Harding leading with a national popular vote edge of about 490,715 to 839,419 for Cox. Groesbeck leads Republican gubernatorial tally with 661,731 against Ferry 338, plus Democratic gaps across counties. The statewide results hint at Democratic strength in some counties while party lines shift.
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Mich
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Harding
Cox
Alex J. Groexbeck
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Taratete Oi
Gover
Trecinta
Groesheele
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Bemoeras
New Hampshire Election Returns Headline Local Totals
Manchester telegraph reports yesterday's election results with statewide figures for governor Brown about 1,000 votes, senator Moxes around 21,000, congressmen Purroughs and Wason totals near 14,700 and 10,000, and president race Florida leading with 90,997 votes. Local totals list Brown 90,347, with minor figures for other races and offices.
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Senate
Brown
Purroughs
Wason
Flordipe
Cox
Wisconsin Election Dispatch Mixes Candidates and Debates
Voters in Wisconsin yesterday saw candidates clash as Lenard defeats James Thompson in a torn election with Independent Democrat and Socialist opposition. The House delegation narrows to eleven seats as party loyalties shift amid debates on suffrage and national policy. Victor Berker links Wilson administration to defeat and calls for change.
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Harding Wins Pennsylvania in Largest State Victory
Early returns from 5,516 of 7,219 districts show President Harding with a widening plurality, totaling 690,405, with Cox at 95,592 as Philadelphia adds over 219,000 to the Republican tally. Senator Penrose also leads Farrell by a growing margin as more districts report.
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Pennsylvania
Gvert Harding
Vding
Harding
Cox
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Goies Penrose
United States
John Wv. Farrell
Ais Democrate
Roe
Bensaga
California in Harding Victory Sweeps California Race
California voters produce a large Harding lead with about 316000 reported and expectations of higher totals as returns come in. Senator Jerold D. Phelan, seeking reelection, concedes a Republican sweep while noting a few survivors. Samuel W. Shomridge appears swept into office as a Republican.
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Caliifornia
Harding
Samuel W. Shomridge
Phelan
San Vranciges
Yehachap
Tennessee Returns Show Narrow Lead In Governor Race
Memphis report after ninety of six counties tallies shows a pendulum result with Pax governor Taylor leading Roberts by about thirteen thousand in the Democrat count and Harding Cox Taylor figures displaying a tight contest with both sides claiming victory.
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Tenn
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Nin O'Block
Taylor
Roberts
Harding
Cox
Oregon Senate Race Tops Portland Election News
In Portland on November 3, interest in Oregon's senatorial race eclipsed presidential returns. Robert N. Stanfel, Republican, led over Democratic incumbent George N. Chamberlain as partial counts from 986 precincts showed Stanfel with 12,281 and Chamberlain 46,184. Additional returns from 915 precincts listed Warding 8,747 and Cox 21,725.
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Cox
Republican senatorial race gains in Arizona returns
From about half the state precincts counted Arvin November 3 shows Harding leading with 22 514 and Cox at 10 588 in non precinct totals. Senator Ralph H Cameron Republican strong in county returns Marcus A Stalta Democrat trails with 10 0? Governor Campbell shows 42 577. Mir Simms Independent tallies unclear.
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North Dakota Precinct Results Reported in Fargo
In Fargo North Dakota on November 3, early returns from dozens of precincts show Harding leading with about 6,431 votes and Cox around 1,583 with Debs at 2,752. Other precincts list partial tallies for Ladd and O’Connor with scattered totals for Conner and Praster among various candidates as results come in.
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Oklahoma Senate Race Early Returns Report
From Oklahoma City Nov 3 the latest returns show Harding leading Cox by 2,839 votes statewide from 1 759 of 2 085 precincts, Harding 150 993 to Cox 148 154. In the senator race J W Harrell leads Scott Perris by about 12 195 votes as 1 844 precincts reported, Harrell 165 828 to Ferris 101 1136.
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Nicholson Wins Senate Seat In Colorado Victory
Democratic state headquarters conceded the Election of Samuel D Nicholson to succeed Charles H. Thomas. With more than two thirds of the state reported, Nicholson led by about 32,076 votes, crossing 3,000 precincts with a strong margin.
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WV Returns March Toward Governor Race Totals
West Virginia early returns from 1128 of 1428 precincts show Cox with 159,177 votes and Herding at 13,548. Koontz leads Democrats with 136,010 while Montgomery has 65,206 and Sores 18668 in the governor contest.
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Indiana precinct results and figures tallied
Fragmentary report from Indianapolis area noting precinct numbers and figures. Mentions Harding and Cox with limited context and unclear figures. Indicates results from local political process but details are unreadable.
California gains three Congress members in state results
San Francisco dispatch reports California voters increased Democratic strength in Congress by three seats while Republicans and Prohibition factions limited gains for others. The count shows Harding leading in national results as precincts continue to report, with margins stretching across multiple districts.
Some Electors Cut in Balloting Across City Precincts
Voters varied in presidential elector tallies across districts last night as ballots showed electors Frank Brandeges and Joseph J. Devine with differing counts. In the Eighth District Charles A. Goodwin (R) led with 1,600 votes while T MacDonough Russell Jr. trailed by five votes. Similar small gaps appeared in the Second, Sixth, and Seventh districts, reflecting precinct by precinct discrepancies.
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Taylor Victory Recalls Old Tennessee Governor Fight
Aville Tenn Nov 3 Taylor Republican led in returns for Tennessee governor race against Democrat Roberts. At 72 he returns after 25 years retirement, brother of Our Bob a late governor and senator. The piece recalls 1895 clash between Alf and Bob Taylor and the 1888 brotherly campaign amid the War between the Tangers and Knight of the White Rose.
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Texas Congressman Concedes Defeat in 14th District
Texas from the 14th district Democrat Darios Bec conceded defeat to Republican Tarry II Wurzbacn as election results concluded. The race marked a party shift in the district with Bec acknowledging the loss today.
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Missouri Senate Loss Promises GOP Strength in Missouri
Missouri State Senate race outcome favors Republican Selden Ps Spearer. Breckenridge Longment reportedly conceded tonight, signaling a party shift. Spearer's victory strengthens Republican presence in the state capital and influences upcoming legislative priorities.
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Selden Ps Spearer
Missouri
Italian editor dares league foes in debate challenge
An Italian editor and leader in Connecticut denounces anti league talk and invites all Italian speakers to debate the League of Nations. He defends the league, urges clear facts over rhetoric, and pledges to confront any Italian speaker or debater statewide. The editor argues Italians favor the league despite clever misrepresentations.
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Mezicari Mezzanine Campaign Notes From Albuquerque
A garbled OCR note from Albuquerque mentions a candidate for governor and related figures. The fragment references a person named Meccham and a vote or pledge amount, with several unreadable words. The text hints at electoral context and credit figures without clear dates or venues.
Conference Ban Johnson Aims To Reorganize Baseball
New York Nov 2 Invitations were sent to Ban Johnson and other league and committee leaders for a Chicago meeting on November 3. The gathering seeks to form a committee and a compact to re organize the national and minor leagues to place control of baseball in the hands of men outside the present clique. The plan calls for a united effort to ensure the sport is conducted properly and in the public interest with a provisional agreement pending a broader reorganization.
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Ban
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Bridgeport Citizens Laud Police and Fire Response
A new Bridgeport resident writes to praise the Bridgeport police and fire departments. He notes officers are courteous and capable, compares Bridgeport favorably to New York City in emergency response, and comments on general motorist disregard for the law without blaming the police directly.
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