Harding Victory Tops Cox in National Race
Early returns show Warren G. Harding leading James M. Cox by a large margin in the presidential contest with an expected electoral vote tally around 329 to 129 and a national popular majority near 1.5 million. Gov Cox concedes defeat. White also acknowledges Harding win.
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Associated Press
New York
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
James M. Cox
Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Harding
Cox Early
Dayton
Cox
Dayton Daily News
White
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Washington
Debs
Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
Federal
Chicago
Ill
Nicholas Yunkers
Warren Harding Yunkers
Burleson
San Antonio
Texas
Harry M. Wurzbach
Seguin
Guadalupe County
Congress
Carlos Bee
Bee
Albert Sidney Burleson
Wurzbach
Brazos County
Millican
Wellborn
College
Steele’s
Bethel
Kurten
Tabor
Edge
Smetana
City Hall
Court House
Roy Hudspeth
J. G. Minkert
Capers
McGregor
American Party
Neff
Culbertson
Rhodes
Lily White
Democrats
Lily Whites
Black and Tan
Labor aid urged for Brazos county farms
At a Bryan and Brazos county Chamber of Commerce meeting a committee was formed to secure farm labor for 1920 21 in Brazos and adjoining counties. The committee includes E J Fountain Jno M Lawrence and E H Astin with secretary S E Eberstadt to notify farmers via the Bryan Daily and Weekly Eagle.
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Bryan and Brazos County
Mississippi River Boundary Report Shifts State Line
A Supreme Court commission filed a report detailing the boundary between Arkansas and Mississippi. It explains how river channel changes near Friarpoint, Mississippi, caused land to pass into Arkansas and how the survey followed the prediversion navigable channel, creating a deep curve in Coahoma County, Mississippi. John German of Wellborn had been in Dallas and returned to Bryan.
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Assenciated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Mississippi
Naps
Friarpoint
Phillips County
Coahon County
John German
Wellborn
Dallas
Bryan
Barbers Raise Prices Amid War Costs in Chicago
Chicago's Master Barbers association votes a $1 haircut and 35 cent shave effective Jan 1, citing higher laundering costs and tonic prices. The piece notes extra charges by porters and shop staff, urges the public not to tip to curb price rises, and cites a local tip- tally of $177.35 by a man on a $17.50 hat.
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Buee Aos Press
Chicago
Master Barbers Association
A. B. Raymond
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Business visitors in Bryan report good activity
I. R. Dickerson was a business visitor in Bryan today. L. M. Thompson, a well known apiarist of Millican, was in Bryan yesterday and reports business good.
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I. R. Dickerson
Bryan
L. M. Thompson
Millican
Old Texas Is Safely Democratic in Statewide Returns
From 265 towns in Texas the results show large margins for the Democratic electors 75870 with Republican 16624. Neff leads for governor 66236 to Culbertson 13213. constitutional measures show mixed support with city tax rates and school tax limits passing while compensation fails.
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White House
Colby
Texas
Galveston
Neff
Culbertson
Capers
McGregor
Rhodes
Cox
Palmer to be investigated in coal case proceedings
Indianapolis reports that Attorney General Palmer was advised by United States District Judge A. B. Anderson that an investigation into his connection with the case against 125 coal mine operators and miners will occur when the trial opens on November 8. The telegram offered no scope details.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Palmer
United States District
A. B. Anderson
Sims
Palmers
Washington
Department of Justice
Anderson
Robert Scott
Defeat of Champ Clark Astonishes St Louis Voters
In St Louis Missouri on November 4 former Speaker Champ Clark loses amid surprise results. Clark long served since 1897 as a Democratic stalwart and attracted many presidential nomination votes at Baltimore. The Republican tally grows larger as the night advances.
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St. Louis
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Wilson
Friends urge J Allen Myers as U S marshal candidate
Friends of J Allen Myers of Dryan Houston suggested him for United States marshal under President Harding. Myers is not reachable for comment, but supporters wish him success.
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J. Allen Myers
Dryan
Houston
Harding
Myers
Pryan
The
Eagle
Visitors from Out of Town in Houston
W. W. Harris was a business visitor in Houston yesterday returning last night. Mesdames R. O. Allen and Robert Armstrong left yesterday for a visit in Houston.
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W. W. Harris
Houston
Mesdames R. O. Allen
Robert Armstrong
Harding’s Friends Prepare Red Flame Welcome in Marion
Marion Ohio November 4 Tonight Marion will celebrate formally Senator Harding’s election to the presidency. Several thousand from other cities are expected to join in the occasion. It will be all the noise and red fire that the loyal neighbors and friends can produce with many special features planned to give Harding’s front porch and lawn a final baptism of campaign glory.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Senator Harding
Harding
The Daily Eagle Seeks More Brazos County News
The Daily Eagle pledges increased coverage of Brazos county affairs and Texas A. & M. College news along with Bryan district items. It invites readers to send in news early for afternoon publication by phone 36.
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The
Daily Eagle
Brazos County
A. & M. College
Bryan
the Eagle
Harvey businessmen visit here on Wednesday
C M Risinger of Harvey was a business visitor here Wednesday. J R Eden of Harvey was here today on business.
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C. M. Risinger
Harvey
J. R. Eden
Special Murder Grand Jury Meets at Groesbeck
District Judge A M Blackman calls a special grand jury session in Groesbeck to probe the Mexia killing of S A Box. Box died after a restaurant shooting. Sheriff Lopez and a posse captured Henry Spillers four miles east of Mexia after a gunfight with Deputy E L Carter.
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Associated Press
Groesbeck
A.M. Blackman
Grand Jury
S. A. Box
Mexia
Box
Henry Spillers
Spillers
E. L. Carter
Lopez
Oldest Turk in World Ill, 146 Years Old
Constantinople Nov 4 Turkey's 146 year old Zora Mehmed, claimed oldest man, is ill with indigestion blamed on dentures. A hamal at the naval base, he was born in Bitlis in 1774 and has a 90 year old son and a 50 year old daughter. He shows passport and mosque birth records for age proof.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Turkey
Zora Mehmed
Zora
Bitls
Armenia
Bitlis
QUICK MARRIAGES NOW IN DUTCHLAND
The Hague offers varied wedding fees by day with Mondays labeled society day and required official ceremonies costing 6 guilders. Saturdays offer five guilders or none, depending on a private ceremony or group marriages of twenty couples with a five minute officiated routine.
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Associated PF
The
Hague
Patterson’s car destroyed by fire near Country Club road
Pat Patterson’s automobile burned and was destroyed on the road to College near the Country Club on Thursday afternoon. The same car had previously caught fire in Bryan and was believed repaired. The vehicle valued at 450 dollars was insured for 300 dollars.
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Pat Patterson
Country Club
College
Bryan
Rock Prairie resident W. E. Graham noted in Bryan today
W. E. Graham of Rock Prairie Wa in Bryan today.
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W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
Bryan
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Black and Tans
Eugene Debs
Steele’s Store
Reliance
Mevregor
America
South
Nomic Buyer
Maloney’s Store
North Main Street
A. R. Cohn
Chiropractic
United States
City National Bank Building
Dutchland
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