03 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
1
New York November reports show Harding winning a record popular vote and a sweeping national margin. Republicans gain a solid working majority in the House, with large margins across many states and indications that the GOP will control key posts and committees.
The city of Geery swung to the Republican ticket with a total vote of 1076 for Cox and party candidates. Shrove led in several wards but faced strong independent opposition. turnout drew large crowds and long counting delays as officials processed a high number of ballots into the early morning.
Governor Tanios M Cor faced a tight race as votes counted late at night in New York and Pennsylvania. Early indications showed Warren G Harding winning decisively with large Republican margins across the states, while formal statements awaited full tabulation of all ballots.
reads as a fragmented antiquated report noting British press reaction to a GOP victory. Mentions quotes about Cox and involvement with U S policy, League of Nations debate, and general policy commentary. Includes garbled phrases and weather note predicting cold tonight and Thursday.
Nov 3 Moscow dispatch says official denial that revolts occurred in Moscow. Government sources and border reports dismiss claims of uprisings, noting loyalty of Soviet workers and military units. No details confirm any combat actions or insurgent movements.
London November 3 Opposing to a European settlement the British coal miners backed by unions cast their votes in Wales. Reports indicate 42190 ballots favored the settlement and 121N88 opposed. Workers expected a larger margin but the outcome showed resistance within the mining ranks.
A Dairymen's League meeting is planned for Friday evening at Bowman's Hall on Fr ils AvEHinis. Attanon Lure and other dairymen are requested to attend for discussion on cooperative milk yield and its establishment. Robert Roast has returned home from Clove Inn O., forty years old and retired.
A Washington article discusses the Republican challenge after the election, with President elect Harding facing foreign policy and domestic issues. It notes plans for a new world association of nations, divided opinions in Congress, and the Senate’s likely stance on Wilsonian appointments and the Treaty of Versailles.
Milton W. Shreve wins a congressional seat amid a county spread of about six hundred votes. Robirt D. Firman, Republican nominee, trails with Crawford County returns indicating Shreve leads by a narrow margin, reflecting party and factional support across Mondville and local groups aligned with women and men voters.
Governor Cox extended congratulations to Senator Warren G Harding after his defeat. Cox said in a formal note that he respects the majority decision and pledged his support to the executive authority under the administration, recognizing the need for national unity.
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