Presidential campaigns end as voters prepare verdict
In a hushed homefront mood candidates await results as polls prepare to close and women voters, estimated above 9,000,000, may tilt the outcome. The race for the presidency and control of the House dominates the day with Cox and Harding appealing to supporters nationwide.
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Snow Storm Disrupts Early Midwest Weather
Unsettled weather spans the Mississippi valley and upper Midwest with a developing snowstorm. Forecasts predict clearing in parts of the Mississippi valley while snow and wind move northward from Wyoming and South Dakota. Heavy snow may affect western states and trigger travel disruptions as a cold front advances.
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Circulated Seditious Literature Tagging Leads to Arrests
In New York on November 1, authorities arrested several men for circulating seditious literature claiming the Soviet govern ment and socialist vision. The men were interrogated under suspicion of inciting anarchy and undermining public order. Investigators traced their activities to a Wall Street building and a nearby workshop where the material was produced.
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Hospital Directors Meet in Dayton on Wednesday
United Press reports a city meeting of hospital directors is planned in Dayton. The agenda includes a review of facility operations and potential coordination with local barber shops and conversion efforts, with officials from Covey and surrounding areas expected to attend.
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Disorder Breaks Out in Ireland Amid Cork Burial News
Dublin reports six police officers and one civilian killed, eight wounded in clashes linked to the burial of Dor cnea MacSwinay in Cork. Fierce fighting disrupts southern trends as authorities tally casualties and injuries amid unrest across the region.
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Postmaster Orders Halt Corry Mail Ballot Tampering
Corry authorities report a postal crackdown after a pamphlet and misdirected ballots surfaced. Postmaster Bentley ordered discontinuitions and warned those responsible for improper posting to stop. Officials say intercity groups may be implicated as federal intervention looms.
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Intersharah Federation
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Nation's Eyes Fixed on California Vote Result
Californias vote on a controversial land holding bill draws nationwide attention as observers await whether the outcome alignment with vast national sentiment will influence broader policy. The measure faces strong positions from state authorities and opposition groups alike, signaling potential political repercussions beyond California.
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Cox winds up his campaign at Toledo
Governor Cox closes his national campaign in Toledo after a rapid cross country tour of about 21 thousand miles in 12 weeks. He accepted the nomination about three months ago and has spoken to large crowds while asserting confidence in victory tomorrow amid heavy travel.
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Harding Assisting In Senate Fight In Final Hours
In Marion Regina Iispper reports Harding shifts to aid Warren G. Harding as Republicans push for a Senate majority. Party leaders focus on weak spots while Democrats mount a stubborn campaign in the crucial gubernatorial contest.
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Realty transfers in the city during October
Realty transfer records show October activity led by Edwin Sweeny to Krneat Tors in the Crane alin Hotel property. Other transfers recorded at the City Clerk's office reflect several property changes during the month.
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Blast at Niagara Power Tower Kills Eleven Workers
North Tonawanda nov 1 officials investigate a Niagara Falls Power Company tower blast that killed eleven men and severely injured others. An overheated transformer is suspected as the cause while cables burned and smoke filled the area.
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Soft coal production rising as shortages ease
Washington reports a renewed rise in soft coal output after a strike paralyzed supply ten years ago. Officials note weekly production near 12,100,000 tons, marking the third straight week above the 12,000,000 ton level as demand and weather push consumption up while prices are expected to stabilize.
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Prince Paul to Accept Greek Throne Despite Father’s Stance
By United Press from London dated November 1, Prince Paul is said to accept the Greek throne despite his father’s previous claim of rights. The report notes older brother George does not oppose or object to the arrangement, signaling a clear path to succession if confirmed.
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Journal Offers First Class Election Service Tomorrow Night
Journal prepares to provide first class election service tomorrow night with two addi tional Bell phones at the office and direct wire access. The Roll Company will handle installations and the journal will coordinate municipal club communications via direct wire and Western Union Telegraph Company reporting lines throughout the night. Arrangements are made to minimize delays, with staff ready to answer inquiries and ensure prompt service to subscribers despite limited staff and technical constraints.
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Annual Hallowe'en Demonstration Prizes Announced By Judges
A festive Hallowe en demonstration drew large crowds and the judges announced a long prize list. Top awards went to Mrs Roberts for best decorator window for the third year in a row. Other winners included Raibintor, Sen iore, Red Bank et, Radiator, and J. W. Howard for various costumes and floats.
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Mardi Gras Parade and Ball Draw Crowd to Gorey Board Event
A large turnout supported Mardi Gras festivities under Gorey Board of Commerce auspices. The parade ran from 7:30 PM to midnight with 260 to 300 couples dancing at the masquerade ball. Highlights included decorated floats, a Red Cross display, and many store fronts in Halloween garb, marking a memorable 1920 celebration.
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U S View on Irish Question Prompts Political Comment
London reports comment from the Brivint area on America's stance in the Irish question during the presidential campaign. Observers foresee a return to stability after the election and an ongoing, cautious isolation by the United States. Analysts weigh how the new cabinet and Europe’s actions shape future cooperation, noting pledges by politicians may face scrutiny.
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