Seven presidential candidates await verdict after long campaign
The seven principal candidates of the 1920 campaign submit their summaries to the jury and await voters' decision on election day. Forecasters predict unsettled weather moving east from the west with rain in parts of the upper Midwest and Ohio Valley, while fair cool conditions are seen in western states and Tennessee.
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Lakes
Michi- Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tennessee
Mates
Rocky Mountain
Eight Die in Cuba Election Clashes Reported
In Avana Cuba Nov 1 eight persons were killed in Clausen provinces during the election Monday. Gomer followers began a march after electoral board delayed results. Official tabulation from 3,002 precincts was incomplete at midnight.
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Clausen
Gomer
Radium incident ends with sewer disposal of $13,000 worth
In Utica New York a patient’s carelessness leads to the loss of radium valued at $13,000. A nurse reportedly dropped the element into a sewer though it had been used in cancer treatment. Digging efforts began to locate and recover the material.
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Lwlia
Googe M. Kinchor
Tribune Leader Election Party Invites Public
Residents are invited to join the Tribune Leader election party from noon until results are confirmed. Stereopticon bulletins will flash outside the Tribune building after dark and three special election phones will relay information. Phone 1009 is for collection only. AP news will be carried by leased wire with dispatches on Cheyenne Laramie County and Wyoming results.
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Wyoming
Cox Takes Cognizance of Superstition and Last Speech at Toledo
Ohio Governor Cox wrapped his final camp speech in Toledo without calling for new league of nations arguments. He predicted victory as a moral crusade leader, attacked Calvin Coolidge, and urged voters to decide civilization’s fate. He traveled by special train from Dayton and planned to vote with Mrs. Cox before returning to watch returns. Continued on page 8.
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Brooklyn Professor Arrested Over Substitute Fuel Fraud
New York November 1 Professor P John Chasler of Brooklyn was arrested on grand larceny charges linked to a so called discovery to replace gasoline by mixing corn stalks cane sugar and yeast. The case involves alleged approval of tests at Ramaey New Jersey and a scheme connected to the Fermogas company.
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Gould Charged With Plot to Freeze Out Investors
Attorneys for stockholders protective committee of the Denver & Rio Grande filed in Denver for a two month postponement of the November 20 sale of the Denver property under a $30,000,000 judgment in favor of Western Pacific interests. The petition claims control by Missouri Pacific and Western Pacific through interlocking directors led by George J. Gould and associates and bankers’ syndicate.
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American Schooner Kaperanto Wins International Race
The Gloucester schooner Kaperanto came from behind to beat the Lunenburg schooner Delawanna by 7 minutes 15 seconds, clinching the cup and $4,000 in prize money. The victory marks two straight wins for the United States in the Nova Scotia versus Massachusetts series and determines the year’s championship.
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Final appeal to Republican voters from Democratic leader
George White, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, urged Republican voters to ask how the party could claim peace for the world. He warned against sacrifices of nations for party aims as the election nears in New York.
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Democratic National Committee
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Waray OD Tooley Calendar Mentioned in Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions a period labeled Tooley with days Tuesday and Wednesday and a reference to Kormoast Palr. The text is unclear but suggests a local schedule or event tied to a person or place called Tooley.
Defamer Seeks Damages from Journal in Ohio Suit
In Yton Ohio on Monday Prof William Emabrook Chancell or Woodter filed a libel suit against Braham Heartcock Co publisher of the Journal seeking 100000 damages. The complaint stems from a state mint published in the Journal accusing Senator Saree and claimed the denial by Prof.Chanesiior was not printed.
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Braham-Heartcock Company
William Emabrook
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Chanesiior
Journal 4
Unclear election note with scattered names and date
Fragmentary text mentions a governor candidate from the Republican side and retirement notes after an event around a Friday night. Named individuals and precise details are missing due to OCR errors.
Churches Set Ablaze in Alabama Riots Leave Heavy Loss
In Montgomery region beginning Sunday, fires destroyed cotton gins, churches and dwellings amid reports of armed resistance by a feared group. Eleven black suspects were arrested along with three others as authorities struggle to restore order and investigate the fatal shooting of Taylor, who died resisting capture after reportedly claiming robbery and being attacked.
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Senator Harding Faces Election Night While Ballots Are Counted
Senator Harding awaited the ballot results on election night in Arion Ohio. Surrounded by family, he did not forecast the outcome, stating they had fought their best and would await results with calm. He spent the evening at home and planned to golf 40 miles away before returns, relying on reports from Will Haye and Harry Daughterty for outlook.
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Illinois
Government seeks calm on eve of California election
The United States released a formal statement to reassure Japan as Californians prepare to vote. The State Department said discussions with the Japanese ambassador about a proposed anti union land law carried no political significance and stressed the matter was routine and not intended to influence the election.
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