Foreign Press Comments on US Election Defeat
Berlin commentary portrays Wilson’s political death sentence as a reaction to Allied policy and sees Harding’s impending victory as a chance for peace with a reformed League of Nations. German outlets note cautious hope while avoiding overt propaganda and await Harding’s stance on the treaty and Europe.
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League of Nations
Karl WI
von Witigand
Berlin
Presient Wilson
Versailles
Berliner Zeitung Am Mitta
United States
Cox
Whison
England
France
Foreign Office
Corder
Tuika
Germany
Stellone
Harding
Congress
Europe
Count von Bernstorff
We Wassington
Acht
Abe Abendblatt
Hague
Arch
America
Tageblatt
Prealdon
Wilson Responsible for German Troubles
Berlin dispatch notes varied reaction to the American election with critics blaming Wilson for postwar German troubles. Some presses warn against premature End of the Wilson era while others argue Harding’s victory does not negate Wilson’s influence on wartime policy and peace outlook.
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Berlin
Gona
Wilson
Zeltane Am Mitts
Vossigche Zeitung
Harding
Cox
Wiacn
Germany
Mr. Harding
Reds Capture Three Armored Trains
From South Russia reports say Bolsheviks captured three armored trains amid a drive against General Wrangel. They now control hundreds of miles of main railway and millions of pounds of flour grain fuel and munitions. Bolsheviks regroup to continue the offensive.
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Warsaw
Not
Bressi—aAdvices
Russia
Obituary notices for Catherine Germain and others
A string of funeral notices and burials are announced. Catherine Germain infant daughter of Mo and Mrs Albert Germain had services yesterday from their home 83 Barnum Avenue with burial at St Michael's cemetery. Laura Holloway aged 75 dies at her son Edward Holloway’s home 233 West Avenue with burial in Bishop’s cemetery. Eva Simon, wife of Jon Simon, 81, funeral from 48 Woodlawn Drive Devon, burial at Lakeview cemetery Bridgeport. William Clark of Clark Avenue funeral from Sacred Heart Church, burial Mountain Grove cemetery. Bartholoman Soares, 45 of Housatonic Avenue, burial in St John’s Cemetery New Bedford Massachusetts. Maria Romano dies at son Stephen’s home 17 Deacon Street, funeral at 9:00 from son’s home and 9:30 at Holy Rosary Church, Rev. Weating presiding. Survived by two sons Stephen and... Frank, to be buried in St Michael’s cemetery.
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Catherine Germain
Catherine
Albert Gerymain
Pareents
Barnum Avenue
St. Michael's Cemetery
Laura Helloway
Laura Holloway
Edward Holloway
West Avenue
Edward
Is City
Charles
San Francisco
Bridgeport
William Clark
Clark Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Mountain Grove
Bartholan Soares
Bartholman Soares
Housatonic Avenue
St. John's Cemetery
New Bedfore
eMass
Maria Romano
Stephen
Deacon Street
Holy Rosary Church
Weating
Byfiald Frank
Weather forecast thursday and friday fair but unsettled north border
The forecast calls for fair weather Thursday and Friday across the eastern states east of the Mississippi, with unsettled conditions along the northern border. Temperature changes are expected, with light to moderate winds from the west and southwest over areas north of Sandy Hook. Numerous city observations show varied conditions from clear to cloudy with temperatures in the 40s to 60s, notably Boston clear and New York around 62.
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New England
New York
Winda
Sandy Hack
New Maven
Jiu
Tom
Wen
ST Aganta
Bar
Teo Wen
Atlantic
S Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Hartford
Tatteras
Jacksonville
Hunsad City
Rantucket
Show Haven
Orleans
Norfolk
Northfield
Pitssburgh
Budd
Portland
Bt. Louis
Washington
Almanac
Bridgeport
Middlebroots
Cox Rebuked For Irish Stand by London Globe
The London Globe calls Cox’s U S election result a setback to League of Nations supporters while praising his stance on Irish affairs as meddling beyond acceptability. It suggests Cox returns to obscurity after defeat. The Evening Standard notes anti Wilson sentiment fading as Republicans regroup.
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London
London Globe
United States
League of Nations
Globe
Cox
England
Lmvening
America
Republican Tidal Wave in Texas and Nation
Returns show Republicans making gains in Congress with net House seats up over three and a Senate shift likely. Mondell reelected as House Republican leader. California, Colorado, Ohio, New York and many others favor Republicans. Cox-Roosevelt ticket loses nine states previously carried by Wilson. Democratic losses mineralize in Texas and nationally.
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Kitchin
North Carolina
Clark
T. W. Hukreidle
Missour
Texas
Representative Bee
San Antonio
Burleson
John W. Rainey
Winols
Randall
Californa
Socialist Party
Mayer London
New York
Wistor Berger
Milwaukee
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Retur
Cour
California
Empire
Wilson
Colorado
Tolano
Kansas
Maryland
New Hampshire
Ohio
Utah
Washington
Strkes
Connecticut
Delaware
Alinals
Indiana
Low
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebragua
New Jersey
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
All- Arkansa
Florida
Georgia
Luisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Pexas
Virginia
Arzona
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Tennessee
London Post Compares Wilson With Lenin
London newspaper comment on the American election contrasts President Wilson with Lenine, accusing both of destructive methods but opposite aims. It suggests America rejects mutter politi cal ideologies while wary of nationalism, and questions League of Nations battles and domestic priorities. It notes potential Congress actions on cost of propaganda and political control.
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London
Morning Post
Wilson
Lenine
Saya
America
League of Iations
Champ Clark Loses His Seat in House
Bill Steinke reports Champ Clark loses his seat in the House after a long career starting in 1895. Early returns showed a close race with Clark leading briefly, but final margins favored his opponent Tukvelder by a slim percentage. The piece traces Clark’s performance and a 1912 presidential consideration, noting erratic early returns and later decisive results.
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Bill Steinke
Champ Clark
Pike
Clark
Tukvelder
Clark Honehold
Lnisi
Chaz
Amin
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Clarx
Electoral Vote Totals Report From Election Night
Harding leads with 389 electoral votes as of late night with 124 for Cox and two doubtful states Tennessee and New Mexico. The article lists state-by-state results, notes the cabinet opinions in London, and mentions an old bamboo boat and African bamboo for paper making.
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New York
Tennessee
New Mexico
Sill
Harding
Cox
Stacce
London
di News
Herbert C. Hoover
Willu Trout
Africa
Armistice Day Parade Invites Local Suburban Groups
American Legion plans a mammoth Armistice day parade with local and Fairfield area units. Invitations were sent to 117 civic, commercial, and social organizations including Niwanta Rotary Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers association. Open house at Legion HQ on Armistice day evening. parade starts on Golden Hill street. further planning at Friday meeting.
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Fair
Arvana
Lady Legionnaires
Postence
Tha
Tanda
Bridgeport
American Legion
Legion
Golden Hill Street
Morrisburg man shoots at squirrel in odd mishap
Carl Strait of Morrisburg Pa fired at a squirrel, the animal fell from a tree and died after a nut was found in its mouth. Strait could not locate the wound but his shot allegedly struck the squirrel.
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Carl Strait
Morrisburg
Carl
King Ferdinand Allows Royal Alliance At Last
Paris dispatches report King Ferdinand of Romania grants reluctant permission for his daughter Princess Elizabeth to marry Prince George of Greece after a campaign of competing claims. Queen Marie of Romania seeks a throne for her daughter. final consent comes as Constantine hints Greece might recall a future king.
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Count DE Passy
Paris
Ferdinand
Poumania
Princ Elizabeth
George of
Elina
Beth
Prince George
Christopher
Murie
Iau Furie
Wis
Europe
Kingdom
Jugo-Slavin
Boris
Bulgaria
George
Greece
Rhamania
Clerry
Ming Louls
Moleovet
Kingdom Ag
Rotman
Duncn
Atmarry
Constantine
Mark
Rauminia
Ballot Denied for France Women Rights Debate in Senate
Paris reports reflect conflict over women's suffrage and marital law. Deputy Justin Godart denounces obedience clauses as outdated while the Senate Commission cites harm to the state and family unity. He argues equality in home life should prevail, with both partners sharing responsibility.
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Paris
France
Caestusbora Regigtanien
Price
Senate
Justin Godart
Geneve
M. Godart
Amilea
Peala
Javehter
Mary
Seattle court ends juror dormitory beds
Superior Court judges in Seattle decide to do away with the jury dormitory. Jurors previously slept in beds after long deliberations if they failed to agree. Now they must agree before leaving the jury room or stay and await further action.
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Seattle
Superior Court
SICK HEADACHE NEVER FATAL CLAIMS ADVERTISEMENT
Medical ad touts sick headache not fatal and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for nervous headaches. Patient testimonial from Mrs Russett of North Adams details relief after eight boxes, with improved sleep, appetite, mood, and energy. Pills marketed to strengthen nerves and blood, with order and booklet offer.
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Ell Russett
I Street
North Adams
Mas
Willams
Pitla
Piud
Ty. Williams
Dr. Williams
Velicular Saw Delivers For Pennsylvania Coast Lumber Mill
A Philadelphia mill shipped the largest velicular saw in the world to a Pa gule Coast lumber mill. The 169 inch diameter disk weighs about 123 pounds and carries 190 replaceable teeth. Two steel ingots of 1140 pounds each were used to forge the massive disks for cutting large logs into shingles.
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Philadelphia
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