Election has no effect on health of president
Washington November report says the Republican landslide on the League referendum has no apparent effect on President Wilsons health. Rear Admiral Gary T. Grayson, his personal physician, said the President was tired but well after a noon visit. He noted Wilson continued his official duties and read the morning newspapers, spending time on the South Portico.
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Republcan
League of Notons
Wilson
Gary T. Grayson
Grayson
White House
South Porties
Debs Estimated Near Two Million Socialist Vote
Chicago news reports based on shattered returns from national headquarters showing Eugene Debs, Socialist presidential candidate, with about 30 percent of the total vote. Socialists foresee Debs nearing 1,060,000 votes as returns come in.
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Chicago
National Socialist
Eugene Devs
Debsherve
Harding 15 Grateful for Support in South
Marion Star reports Senator Harding’s telegram praising the “fine vote” from Louisianans and urging Republican unity to erase sectionalism in thought politics and government. The note expresses ambition to unify economic life and governance across the nation.
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Harding
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Orleans
Marion
Louis
America
New Board of Aldermen Split Along Factional Lines
The new Board of Aldermen is poised to divide along party lines as Republicans align with district leaders and anti Wilson factions emerge. Observers foresee several votes on Mayor Wilson’s projects, including Broad Street extension, with mayoral viability depending on future alderman alignments. Names of district aldermen and their anticipated stances point to multiple potential clashes in the common council next year.
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Board of Aldermen
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Axisig
Wilson
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Hom
Phine By
Mensant
John R. Hibbard
Andrew J. Northey
Reynolds
Ernest L. Reichert
Leonard
Price
Alfred J. Knapp
Halward T. Hamilton
Parle E. Martin
Wilbert Sanford
Sth
Frank J. Kisco
O&m
Frank Blackham
John Y. Dwell
Arthur ¥. Connors
Lake Says Subs Have Big Future
Capt Simon Lake outlined the submarine’s future in defense, peace, and commercial salvage before the Philosophical Society. He argued nations may forgo offensive submarine use while stressing its defensive and commercial value and described early submarine development and funding challenges.
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Simon Lake
Philosophical Society
Lake
Laxe
Log Island Sound
Nanito Spoko
Que Sons
Obregon Compares Harding to United States Neighbor
Mexico City reports General Alvaro Obregon president elect said the Harding election was not surprising and that Harding would be a good president and a good neighbor for Mexico. Obregon declined further comment on the U S result.
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Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Tadey
Warren G. Warding
United States
Harding
Cand Ho
Abragan
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