Harding Wins Big Electoral Victory Across 17 States
Report from Sherman by John Dickinson details President elect Harding’s 404 electoral votes and GOP gains in Senate and House. Noted are Tennessee Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona shifts, upcoming trip to Point Isabel Texas, and plans to resign Senate seat after Ohio inauguration.
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Harding
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Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Big Garris
Congress
Cox
Senate
House
Maine
Washington
Mason and Dixon
Kentucky
Richard J. Ernst
J. C. W. Beckham
Alabama
Mississippi
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Orlando
Daytona
Florida
Georgia
Sugar
Louisiana
G.O. P
Texas
Harry M. Wurzback
Carlos Bee
Burleson
Polot. Isabel
Tex
Via
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Brownsville
Point Isabel
Gulf
F. E. Seobey
Marion County
Ohio
WR. B. Creager
Chicago
Secret Service
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Davis
Willis
Yarding
Alfred FE. Smith
New York
Miller
Smith
Nauke
White House
Coolidge
Alice M. Robertson
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Prairie Schooner
Harry T. Burn
Jaffer Festus Whitaker
Letcher County
California
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Townley Candidates Beaten in Seven Northwest States
Crushing defeats for A C Townley in Minnesota South Dakota Montana Nebraska Idaho Washington and Colorado with Nonpartisans buried under Republican votes. In North Dakota and Wisconsin Nonpartisan wins are only partial per complete returns.
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Dem
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Terete Seteee
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Vane
Washington
West
Virgina
Wisconsin
Wyoming
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Harding
Geox
Plur
Idaho
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Peusetean
A. C. Townley
Northwest States
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Townley
Bid awards vault and highway bonds to Minneapolis firm
High school bonds for 4260,000 and highway bonds for 100,000 were sold by Custer county commissioners at Miles City to Drake, Bullard & Company of Minneapolis, on a bid higher than eight others. Several bidders withdrew just before the sale amid state and local notes on public works and personnel changes.
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Custer County
Miles City
Flan
Drake
Bullard’ & Company
Minneapolis
St Vladimir Monument in Kiev Stands Tall
A monument to St Vladimir rises over Kiev to a height of 62 feet. The article notes the 1853 erection and the relief depicting the baptism of the Russian people. It mentions St Vladimir adopting Christianity in 1998 and marrying Anny sister of Byzantine emperors.
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St. Vladimir
Kiev
Russia
Anny
Basi
Constantine
Stage Scenery Weathering the Hillside Clouds
A fragment describes stage scenery with clouds drifting softly against a hill. A whispered instruction prompts gentleness to avoid puncturing the hill with the clouds, implying a careful, atmospheric effect.
World Industry Snippets Show Global Production Gaps
Data notes that 17 percent of iron and 85 percent of coal come from global sources. Swiss jewelry employs 27 598 people across 7 factories and shops. Buenos Aires streetcar workers earn 4.09 percent daily, rail wages range 25.80 to 84.30 monthly. US yields 69 percent of copper. Japanese streets focus on single goods. British female union membership rises from 120 191 to 447 404 between 1914 and 1917. Theatrical superstition says squeaking shoes at first entrance bring audience approval.
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Switzerland
Buenos Aires
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T, I. Campbell
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Oliver H. Shoup
E. J. Lakes
Cceeanee Rod
Delaware
W. D, Denney
Cary A, Hardee
T. W. Hardwick
Tdaho
David W. Davis
Ceeseseees
Naols
Len Mall
Seeee
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T. McCray
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Ilona
N. FE
Kendall
Jep
Missouri
A. M. Hyde
Joseph M. Dixon
S. R. McKelvie
New Hampshire
A. O. Brown
M. C. Mechem
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San Souci
R. A. Cooper
R. H. McMaster
Alf Taylor
P. M
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C. R. Mabey
James Hartness
Lewis F. Hart
E. F. Morgan
Winconein
John J. Blaine
United States Marshal
Bob Flynn
Leberg
United States District Attorney’ S Office
Flynn
Broadwater County
W. J. Swindlehurst
Labor and Industry
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Antone Welch
Northern Pacific
Glendive
Montana Railroad Commission
Welch
Conrad
Pondera County
Yellowstone National Park
Neal Plank
Billings
Rudolph Snyder
Baren of Animal Industry
T. J. Walsh
Walsh
Great Northern
Ellings
Great Falls
Butte
Great
Grea Malls
Billy McAndrews
Anaconday
Anaconda
Public Service Commission of
Butte Electric Railway Company
8. W. Stewart
John G. Brown
Helena
Wolf Creek
Great Northern Railroad
Northwest
Helene
Missoula
A. R. Bertoligio
Meaderville
Cactus
George Hess
National .Botanic Garden
Garfield
Old Sixth Street
John Barry
Barry
Colby
Evelyn and
Rosalind
Belvin’ W. Maynard
Queens
Trixie
Equator
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Eastport
Uncle Sam
Stone Country Road
Krishma Valley
Missar
India
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