State Department Outline on California Anthrop Law
Undersecretary of State Davis released a formal statement outlining U S position on the proposed California measure. He said treaty provisions bearing on the law are discussed clearly and ably, and that the department expects the outcome to influence California's decision.
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Parties Confident as Election Day Looms Across Nation
As polls near opening, Republicans and Democrats claim victory in the presidential race. Analysts note potential shifts in key states including Ohio Nevada Arizona Kentucky Maryland New Mexico Tennessee North Carolina Oklahoma and the pivotal Ohio with 24 votes. Women voters enter the final calculation as parties weigh likely turnout and impact.
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Outbreaks and Rest: MacSwiney Burial Sparks Irish Unrest
Reports from London and Dungannon detail fourteen outbreaks across Southern Ireland timed with Terence MacSwiney’s burial. Casualties include six policemen and one civilian killed, eight policemen and two soldiers wounded in ambushes and street violence. Police and armed gangs conducted reprisals after a constable was wounded, as Sinn Féin presence and attacks disrupt daily life in Ulster.
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Campaign manager predicts sweeping Republican wins in four states
Hon Patrick Sullivan regional director for the Republican National Committee reports from Casper Wyoming that New Mexico Utah Colorado Wyoming and Montana will deliver strong Republican majorities. He forecasts large GOP gains including Read Smoot Nicholson Mondell and Dixon securing Senate and local offices while criticizing Wilsonian entanglements.
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Keven Barry Executed for Attack on Military Escort
Dublin reports the execution of Keven Barry, 3 medical student, at Mountjoy Prison for participating in an assault on a military escort during the summer. Two British men were killed in the clash, with nearly 1,000 people gathered outside and armed guards patrolling. Barry’s mother said she was proud he died for Ireland.
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Burial of Terence MacSwiney in Cork cemetery
In Cork on November 1 a ceremony for Terence MacSwiney took place with church dignitaries and volunteers present. His body was laid to rest in St Finbarr’s cemetery, outside Cork, in a simple, impressive service despite the formal attendance.
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Curtis Returns to Cast Ballot Here
Frank G. Curtis president of the New York Oil company arrives by Burlington train from New York City to vote tomorrow. He has spent time campaigning for the Republican ticket and will cast his ballot during the morning session.
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Opening of New Tribune in Casper Celebrated Tomorrow
Social event planned by the Woman's Republican Club for the opening night as election returns are received. Mrs B B Brooks and other committee members invite guests to The Tribune Building where full AP-reported results will be available via leased wire. Leffingwell Orchestra will provide music and refreshments will be served to visitors and journalists.
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Mabel Sykes
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Four Die in Burlington Wreck Shocks Stanton Iowa
Four men were killed and about twenty injured when two passenger trains and a freight collided near Stanton Iowa. No. 10 rear-ended the freight causing wreckage to roll onto the westbound track where No. 1 Wheathound struck. Both passenger engineers and a fireman died. An unidentified tramp perished and a sleeper car burned with passengers narrowly escaping.
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Freight wreck delays No 29 arrives in Casper after noon
A Burlington freight wreck on the Chicago and Northwestern line caused No 29 to be late, not reaching Casper until after 12 o clock today.
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Vote Early For The Sake Of Your Ballot
Owing to heavy registration there will be congestion at polling places tomorrow. Electors should go early to cast their vote without delay. Voting is a duty as well as a privilege, and each vote may affect momentous matters. Do not let other matters interfere with this vital civic duty.
Esperanto Wins Thrilling Second Race At Halifax
The American schooner Esperanto defeated the Canadian ship Dela wank in a dramatic second race of the international series at Halifax. The contest featured sunshine mist and a rain squall with tight racing through a one or two boat lengths margin. Orrell Porter of Parkerton, Wyoming, visited the home of Mr and Mrs S F Di this weekend.
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Harding Host Urges Early Ballot Casting
A county Republican leader urges voters to cast ballots early to manage the expected large turnout. He predicts strong support for Harding and Coolidge, with Natrona County anticipated to polL at least 6 000 votes as part of a decisive statewide result.
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Casper Snowstorm Dumps Twelve Inches to Open Year
Casper recorded a first of year storm with about 12 inches of snow. Snow began Saturday morning and fell intermittently through the day, reaching heavy, then light and dry on Sunday as temperatures rose and melted the snow.
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Engineer Reaches Colorado Over Illness of Wife
Paul Duthie, a Boulder area engineer, is called to Colorado by news of his wife’s illness. Charles B. Stafford of the Chamber of Commerce went to the field to aid. Irrigation survey work will be completed this week ahead of presenting the project to the state legislature.
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Prince Paul May Accept Greek Crown If People Favor Him
British officials expect Prince Paul to accept the Greek throne despite his claim his father and elder brother still hold rights He would accept only if the Greek people support choosing either his father or brother If he refuses Greece may become a republic with Premier Venizelos as first president in a Venizelos win The item also notes Harry Adams returning to Great Falls Banford Baker's return from Cody
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Ohio voters weigh Buckeye candidates for president
Ohio voters turn to speculation as they try to pick the winner in tomorrow's presidential election. The two Ohio natives Harding of Marion and Cox of Dayton are the main contenders with Cox due to speak in Toledo and Harding staying in Marion.
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Campaign managers claim landslide totals in campaign finale
Claims and counter claims with hints of old time political fervor marked the campaign close in the Central West. Managers boasted extravagant numbers with some estimates saying combined votes exceeded the voter total by about 10 percent.
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Chicago
Central West
Western states near closing as campaigns end
San Francisco dispatch reports brink of election day across California Colorado Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada Utah and Arizona. Parties expressed confidence in national and state tickets as voters prepare to cast ballots for United States senators and related races.
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Public Schools Close Tuesday Election Holiday
Casper schools will be closed Tuesday due to election day being a state holiday. Efforts continue to encourage a heavy vote as ballots in Western states run long with many issues.
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League rally at tea planned in Washington
The campaign committee of the Prohibition Party in Washington proposes a league rally tonight before the Twelfth House gathering. The event aims to generate momentum for their platform as elections approach.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pht Oe
Columbia
Native Cuban voters brace for bitter presidential showdown
Quba votes day marks sharpening lines as island seeks new president. In Havana the campaign triggers heightened anxiety about island governance and party realignment. In Atlanta fears and hopes run high as Republicans press for gains in southern districts.
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Associated Press
Havana
Quba
Island
Harding Declares Two Clear Issues in Campaign
In a final campaign statement Senator Warren G. Harding said the November election hinges on two issues the League of Nations and a constructive domestic policy. The remarks were delivered in Marion on Tuesday to the American people.
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Republican candidates respond to ex servicemen questions
Wyoming Republican candidates address the ex service men’s committee questions. They pledge careful consideration of proposals, endorse progress for veterans and workers, and invite further input before January legislation. Alfred R Lowey and others express support for enforcing all laws and backing Legion ideas.
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Casper
Three Koreans Convicted in Conspiracy Case
By Associated Press from Sero ul Navy eleven defendants in a recent disorder were convicted of conspiracy and piracy with sentences ranging from one to three years.
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