Italians Pleased As Harding Wins
Rome reports the Talla press hails Senator Harding's victory and predicts a shift in U S policy toward Italy. Popolo Romano notes that Italians recall Republican traditions and Roosevelt's stance, hoping the party will restore Italian national rights contested under Wilson.
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Hibernians Visit New Club House
Hibernians, men and women, visited the Hibernian club at 166 Washington avenue last night for the formal opening of the new club rooms. Division No. 1, A. O. H. arranged the house warming after purchasing the property last summer. Frank J. Brady led the program and introduced Rev. Teseph M. Ganley as chairman for the event. Father Ganley praised the members for their enterprise and spirit.
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Sugar Market Turmoil Hits Canadian Prices
In Montreal on November 4 the sugar market collapsed as New York drops pressured prices. Four major cane refineries faced cutting as the Toronto jet beet refinery joined undercutting. Wholesalers split from prior policy, triggering widespread price cuts with retail prices as low as 14 cents per pound and beet sugar at 13.71 cents.
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West Virginia Election Contest Initiated by Non Partisan League
The Non Partisan League will file a statewide contest of the governor election next Monday, per G Frank Keeny president of district No 17 United Mine Workers and party official. The statement says thousands of voters crossed to the Non Partisan League ticket after voting Republican or Democrat last Tuesday, but the Montgomery vote was not counted.
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Wrangel Cuts to Pieces Two Russian Divisions
Constantinople Nov 3 General Wrangel personally led a rear guard cavalry action and cut to pieces two divisions of Red cavalry or threat of Sarkovya, advices say his position is improving and he may effect a retreat for the main body of his troops.
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Wire Fences Corrode From Manganese Alloy, Says Study
Farmers report rapid deterioration of farm fencing. The Department of Agriculture finds manganese in the new steel wire linked to corrosion and electrolysis when wet. Uneven manganese distribution increases electrical resistance and causes deep pitting in the wire.
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Kentucky Fraud Charge By Democratic Chairman
Louisville November 4 John L Gmyot Democratic state campaign chairman charged Republicans with gross frauds in Kentucky’s eleventh district. The district spans mountain counties and was cited amid heated political rhetoric as the campaign nears completion.
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