Marion remembers Harding in joyous home town celebration
In Marion Ohio on November 4 the town staged a red fire celebration for president elect Warren G. Harding. Citizens sang patriotic tunes while Harding and his wife Mia greeted townspeople from the front porch and amid street festivities. The Marion Civic association led arrangements with visitors from Cleveland and other Ohio cities. Delegations headed to Marion to join the president elect and his wife included Senators Frelinghuysen Hale Elkins Edward B. Maclean and Harry M Vaugherty along with aides and security. The event recalled Harding’s campaign forum and signaled support for his national responsibilities.
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Man With Painted Sleeve Sought By Police
Police search for a man with a painted sleeve after a report to headquarters last night. Union Pacific night watchman B. L. Craig was awakened from sleep at his home on 1010 West Eighteenth Street by an incident that may lead to hospital evaluation.
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Harding Lead Growing in Wyoming Returns
Early returns show Senator Harding leading in Wyoming with about 15,000 votes over Cox and Mondell leading the congressional race. Republicans claim a strong majority in the state legislature, with Thurman W. Arnold the lone Democrat likely to win. Separate item recounts a nighttime incident involving a man with a paint-splattered sleeve who fled before police could detain him.
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Bryan Passes Back Fifty Fifty In Nebraska Speech
In a November Nebraska statement Bryan said he laid no foundation for a division and that Governor Wilson would complete the structure. He described the test as a democratic effort between President Wilson and the governor.
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Tony Locato in wreck still case verdict and charges
A jury in Le Tong found Tony Locato guilty in the wreck case linked to a moonshine operation. The judge, Mr Taylor, warned of consequences as Locato faced a $76 fine and disputes over ownership of the wreckage. The defense argued Locato was not present and did not own the still, but the three hour trial ended with a guilty verdict.
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Republican election fraud charges emerge in Kentucky count
Louisville Ky Nov 4 John Grayot Democratic state chairman charged Republicans with ads in Kentucky Eleventh district counties amid variances in majorities for Senator Ernst and Beckham. He claimed Ernst led by 11 199 over earlier totals and called for recounts after the first report.
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Ballots Found in Sewer in Manhattan Inquiry
New York voters face a grand jury probe after 26 ballots were found at a sewer opening at Orchard and Stanton streets. The district attorney Swanton and several election officials were subpoenaed to testify, with affidavits naming William Vogt and Joseph Hoffman as finders.
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Palmer Says He Does Not Know Why He Was Summoned
Attorney General Palmer returned to his office awaiting a telegram from Federal Judge Anderson of Indianapolis. The telegram advised that action was to be taken regarding Palmer's connection with a case. The attorney general delayed comment as telegrams were awaited.
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President Wilson Appears in Public From His Wheelchair
President Wilson makes his first public appearance in over a year, lifted in a wheeled chair to the White House east portico as Washingtonians cheer. A large crowd gathers on the White House lawn for the ceremony, with banners, flags, and singing including America and Carry Me Back to Old Virginny. Mrs. Wilson stands nearby as flowers are presented and the crowd salutes the president before he departs.
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Russian Jews seek $168000 in jewelry loan scam
Fifty Russian Jewish victims report being swindled by a money lender named Israel Krumbals. They say he lent against their jewelry and sailed abroad last Thursday to La Havre, prompting a wireless inquiry by authorities aboard Rocchambeau. Police continue to pursue Krumbols for repayment.
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President-Elect Harding Declares Versailles League Dead
Warren G. Harding in Marion on election night said the Versailles league of nations is now deceased and pledged a new international association founded on peace and justice. He claimed the campaign crowd was the largest and said he came through the fight without apology or regret.
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Harding Victory Seen With Electoral Vote Pass 400
New York November 4 Almost record electoral support for Senator Harding tops 400 with Republican majorities in the Senate and House. Democratic strongholds Missouri Oklahoma and Tennessee swept to the GOP as late returns narrow a Kentucky contest. Republicans lead 58 to 7 in the Senate with Becham’s seat unsettled. Ernst leads in Kentucky.
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Emmett Bancroft Scheduled for Oregon Hanging
In Alem Oregon, Emmett Bancroft alias Neil Hart faces execution for murder in the first degree tied to the Pendleton jail escape and the death of Sheriff Til Taylor. It would be Oregon’s first capital punishment since legalization was restored last May. Governor Olcott rejected a clemency plea from Bancroft’s father W Z Bancroft.
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Impenutin Scion in Death at Hotel Room
An heir to a piano maker is believed beaten to death with a boot as a club in a hotel room. Detectives traced underwear marked W H A to a laundry and seek the unknown man who accompanied Waters to the room and fled before discovery. Police note gambling losses and recent jewelry thefts linked to Waters.
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