Harding on a Social Visit Talks Shop Not Politics
Marion Ohio November 4 President elect Warren G Harding met with Universal Service reporters in his back yard discussing his Marion Star newspaper and his wife’s role in building the paper. He spoke of reading the back pages for advertising and payroll, joked with photographers, and shook hands with locals.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Universal Service
Cworla
Ulysses S. Grant
Nero
Marion Star
United Starter
The
Star Fran
T Harding
Siar
Ehijet
Tarding Toynliy
Tm Pape
Particuly Milley
Ife
Parding
Narding
Europe Getting American Coal At $6.50 Per Ton on Contract
National Coal Association president D H Wentz testified before the Senate commission on reconstruction and production that there is no coal shortage in the United States. He said October production matches 1913 levels, supply is ample in New England, and European 12 month contract coal sells for 6.40 a ton. He noted few bituminous shipments to Europe and defended current spot and contract pricing. A separate report notes lorries arriving at two a.m. and a rifle action that wounded three soldiers during an overnight clash.
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Europe
Wentz
United States
New England
New York
Calder
O Conner Attacks England Policy and Irish Defense
Dublin Castle officials report intensified guerrilla warfare against Crown forces while police resignations fall and Irish recruitment rises. A raid near Ballinarae, near Granard, ends in disastrous defeat as residents rally to defend their town.
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Ireland
Nina
Ballinarce
Granard
Dubin
Ball‘nares Z
Harding Defies Opposition at Jubilant Campaign Rally
Neighbors filled the front porch crowd as Harding spoke without apology or regret about the presidency. A carnivallike rally drew a huge turnout, with a donkey banner and a dummy corpse scene criticizing the League of Nations. He defended American sovereignty and the Versailles covenant while addressing the crowd’s passional energy.
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Harding
Jimmie
League of Nations
America
United States of America
Three Arrested on Theft Charges in City
John Casey of Water Street was arrested by Policeman Jacksa after a complaint by Charles Smith of 114 Burroughs Street. Casey allegedly overpowered Smith in a Main Street intersection and was bound on $118, with $250 bonds and charges of theft and breach of the peace. William McDowd of Chattanooga was arrested on Water Street by Officer Meehan. Nicholas Weremetchick was held for investigation on an alleged theft from the person in a nearby scene.
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Water Street
Jacksa
Charles Smith
Burroughs Street
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Main Street
Madison Avenue
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Willgm McDowd
Unattanooga, Tonn
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Churchill Sees U S Repels Radicalism
London November 4 Winston Churchill addressing a wartime audience commented on the American elections saying the vast majority returned showed repulsion of any form of Lenine Trougky radicalism. He asserted long-standing Anglo American goodwill would strengthen and look forward to a new, more prosperous era of friendship.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Sale
England
Baeen
Great Britain
Harding's Home Pays Him Tribute
President elect and Mrs. Harding greeted marchers on the lawn as crowds gathered for a line of tribute. A large party including senators, publishers, and aides will travel by train and motor to Point Isabel Texas for a twelve day stay, with plans awaiting steamship options for a Canal Zone trip.
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Senatore Prelinghuygen
New Jersey
Hale
Maine
Elkins
West Virginia
Edward B. McLean
Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Georg B. Christian, Jr
Point Isabel
Texas
St. Doula
San Antonio
B. Scobes
RB. B. Creager
Brownsside
Canal Zone
Teras
Ballots Found At Sewer Opening Amid Election Fraud Claims
Election officials testifying before a grand jury described extensive fraud allegations in Harlem and surrounding districts. Defective ballots numbered 694 in one district while registered voters reached 58 in another, with reports that all votes in the Black Belt favored Judiciary candidates. Investigators flagged torn ballot tops and water damage as they watch for purloined ballots.
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Harlem
Serroes
Tri Mearly
Black Belt
Judiciary
Talley
Mipkins
Tower East Side
Wateh
4Th Assembly
Wort
Holman
North Dakota Concedes Decisively to Harding in Fargo
North Dakota conceded decisively to Harding in Fargo with a large majority. Dermo tatic State Chairman Johnson announced the concession tonight and also indicated the re election of Republican Congressman James H. Sinclair in the Third District.
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D. Noved
North
Dakota
Harding
Dermotatic
Johnson
James H. Sinclair
Istric
Daugherty Seen As Likely Postmaster General Choice
Washington November 4 The convention fight adviser Harry M Daugherty of Ohio Wardings manager will likely dictate major administration selections including a postmaster general position For cabinet planning Senator Knox and Senator Lodge may be courted for state secretary roles While Major General Leonard Wood is mentioned for war secretary and naval portfolios are tied to Senator Weeks and Poindexter Other names like Theodore Roosevelt and Ellsworth Root appear in speculation with shifts in European policy views noted.
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Col. Roosevelt
Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Wil
E Daugherty
Will Corfer
Unos
Lodge
Penrose
Was
Leonard Woodlg
Wadsworth
Marcy New
Military Committee
Colonl
Theodore " Roosevelt
War Department
Weeks
Massachusetts
Annapails
Essor
Poindexter
Senate
Naval Committee
Vale
Ellisy Root
Root
Europe
League of Nutlong
Liquor Bribe Claims Spark Hartford Enforcers Probe
Hartford reports allege bribes to dry enforcement agents by saloon keepers in other cities. US Justice Department Cantillion says no substantiated proofs after reviewing lines of Hartford claims. A meat market operator paid $206 in two months as protection. U S Attorney Smith says investigation turned over to the bureau. William Hazen says he is reviewing the case and will not comment yet.
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Special of Justice
Department of Justice
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Jong Lae
Satoar
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Sheldonstre
William ‘Hazen
Parenu of Investigation
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Bailey
Mins
Cinot
Hartigan’s Dry
Fairfield Avenue
Main
Congress Streets
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Willam St. John
Pairfield
Randall's Tharmacis
Stamford
Willan . Jones Drug Co
J- T. Howes
Derby
Paul Mester
Ansonia
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Southport
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Torrington
Mallotie & Hox
Winsted
G. L. Puncher
New Milford
Park Pharmacy
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Herlott
Danbury
H. J. Northrop
Shelton
Mahoney's
Saw Mill Owners To Reduce Wages In Georgia Florida
In Tampa on November 4 the Georgia-Florida Saw Mill association, the region’s largest mill operatives, voted to cut common labor wages to 2.80 dollars per day and reduce other classes proportionately, about a 25 percent decrease, citing tamping market conditions and the risk of shutdown if wages were not trimmed.
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Georgia-Florida Association
Tampa
Fla
Georgia-Florida Saw Mill Association
Obituary notices from Goshen and area including Becker and Freiheit
Obituary items note the deaths and funeral plans for several residents. Mrs Sarah Becker, widow of William H Becker, died in Goshen Connecticut aged about five and to be buried at Mountain Grove with services at Henry E Bisham mortuary chapel. Burgh family member and other names appear with funeral times around 2 pm and 9 am and church services. Maria Romano funeral held from her son's home and Holy Trinity church with burial at St Michael's cemetery. Laura Holloway funeral held from her son’s home with burial in Storxshire cemetery. Wilhelmina Freiheit died at 46 on Huntington road with services at St Joseph's church after residence rites.
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Sarah. Becker
Burgh
William H W. Becker
Goshen
Conn
Henry E Bisham
Fairfield Avenue
Mountain Grove Vermetory
Beecer Hyer
State Atrout
Lawl Lariviere
Peul Jariviers
Holy Tesary
Mather Keating
St. Michael's
Laura F Holloway
Laura Holloway
Edward Holloway
2Nd West Avenue
Rudial
Storxshire
Comway
Mase
Wilhelmina
Bribes Paid Tie With Labor Official in Stone Case
Testimony in a long corruption hearing details bribe payments and pressure to secure contracts. Witness Henry Hanstein describes a $2,060,000 New York County courthouse timestone deal and an embedded network of eight associates led by John Mistrrick.
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Bringell
Mage
Volfe
Brindell
Henry Hentoln
New York County Court House
Hyhut
Ben
John Jf. Mistrrick
Never
Husiein
Hettrick
Iditehingen
Greater
New York
Untermyer
Eirele
Hansemn
Teyaw
Flettrick
Fle
Hanlein
Stone Contractors Association
Nes
Indianapolis
Ub Prides
Weather synopsis by region titled description
The report outlines weather across regions with partly cloudy conditions in Northern New England and cooler temperatures on Friday and Saturday. Southern England sees fair Friday and Saturday with moderate temperatures. Eastern New York remains cloudy in the south and cooler on Friday and Saturday with generally fair statewide outlook. Winds along Sandy Hook shift from fresh west Friday and remain fair.
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Sengland
New York
Frriday
Sandy Hook
Hartford Man Speaks Of CINOT Tonic Benefits
Hartford resident Mr Hichard Bulley describes CINOT as a spring tonic that revived his energy after a month of fatigue headaches and poor appetite. He credits the remedy with restoring his health and urges readers to try CINOT available at multiple local drugstores and pharmacies.
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Hichard Bulley
St Journey Street
Hartford
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