Seven presidential candidates await verdict of electorate
Voters face a tense post campaign period as seven aspirants for 1920 depart and await Tuesday’s results. The nation prepares for a decision on leadership and Senate control amid unsettled weather, with rain and snow forecast in northern regions and fair cool conditions elsewhere.
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Election turmoil as eight killed in Cuba province
In Avana on November 1 eight people were killed amid election turmoil. Reports say followers of Gomer disrupted polling and obstructed the vote while the electoral board delayed returns from the 3,002 precincts.
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Radium Scandal: Woman Buries Precious Radium in Sewer
In Utica New York a patient is irritated by radium and a woman reportedly discarded $13,000 worth of radioactive material into a sewer. The element once used to treat cancer was dropped, causing a medical alarm and prompting an emergency salvage effort.
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Tribune Leader Election Party Opens for Public Vigil
Everybody invited to join the Tribune Leader election party at noon with bulletins flashed before the Tribune building. Special election phones 1761 1762 and 186 will provide information while phone 100 collects election news. Leased AP wire will relay results as available with dispatches on Cheyenne and Laramie County Wyoming.
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Cox Takes Cognizance of Superstition of Friends in Toledo Speech
Ohio Governor Cox in his Toledo speech stressed the league of nations as the pivotal issue on Election Day. He predicted victory as leader of a cause, criticized Senator Harding as “wiggling and wobbling,” and warned his election would bring controversy. He toured via Dayton and Destler, urging moral judgment by Americans.
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Inventor of substitute fuel charged with grand larceny
New York Nov 1 Professor P John Chasler of Brooklyn was arrested on grand larceny in a scheme to market a corn stalk sugar yeast mix as a gasoline substitute. The arrest followed allegations of a test at Ramay New Jersey approved by chemical experts from West Point.
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Gould Charged With Plot to Freeze Out Investors
Attorneys for the stockholders protective committee of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway filed a petition in Denver seeking a two month postponement of the November 20 sale of the Denver property under a $30 million judgment in favor of Western Pacific interests. The petition cites control of the railroad by Missouri Pacific and Western Pacific under George J. Gould and associates, with three banking firms heading a Western Pacific bond syndicate. The petition claims the previous trial omitted key witnesses and that the equity should be brought to a new judgment on enforcement.
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American Schooner Kaperanto Wins International Race Championship
The Gloucester schooner Kaperanto overtook the Lunenburg Delawanna on Monday to win by 7 minutes 15 seconds, securing the cup and $4,000 in prize money. The victory marks the United States’ second straight win in the Nova Scotia versus Massachusetts series and clinches the year’s championship.
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Republicans Target Last White Appeal
George White, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, urged Republican voters in a final appeal to consider how the party claims peace and global stability. He asked voters to reflect on whether party actions risk sacrificing nations for partisan aims as they head to the polls.
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Work by Kormoast Palr Tuesday and Wednesday
A partially legible note references tasks by Kormoast Palr on Tuesday and Wednesday with unclear phrasing. The text hints at a scheduling or assignment pattern but lacks concrete details or outcomes. No additional names, places, or dates are clearly readable.
Damages Filed Over Journal Defamation Suit
Prof. William Emabrook Chancellor of Woodter, Ohio sues Braham Heartcock Co publisher of the Journal seeking 100000 damages for alleged libel. The complaint claims the Journal published defamatory matter linking Senator Saree to the accused unveiling. Chancellor alleges the denial attributed to him was not issued.
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Governor Republican Candidates Active in National Race
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Republicans and a governor candidate engaging in national race activity around early November. The text hints at retirement or withdrawal after an event on Friday night, but details are unclear.
Fires Hit Churches and Homes in Alabama Unrest
In Montgomery County Alabama on Sunday and Monday fires destroyed cotton gins churches and dwellings. Eleven negros were arrested and three more later. One killed, Taylor, shot by officers while resisting a raid. Order reportedly restored with guard and volunteers on duty.
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Senator Harding Awaiting Election Results In Ohio
Arion Ohio November 1 Senator Harding spent election eve at home with family and friends as ballots were written. He declined to predict the outcome, saying they had made the best fight possible and awaited results with complacency. He planned to vote early then golf 40 miles away, returning for early returns. He discussed outlooks with Will Haye and Harry M Daughterty, noting hopeful senatorial races alongside battle grounds in Indiana New Jersey Illinois and New York.
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Government statement aims to calm JAP alarm before California election
The United States released a statement via the State Department denying political impact from anti union land law talks with the Japanese ambassador. Prepared by Secretary Davia, the note says the California ballot’s results have no bearing on diplomatic relations and emphasize lawfulness.
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