Voters turnout heavy as Election Day begins nationwide
New York reports massive early voting as Americans from 48 states queue at polls to decide between Warren G. Harding and James M. Cox. Weather ranges from fair to unsettled with notable turnout in cities like New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and St. Louis. Voters include record numbers of women newly enfranchised, while political leaders brace for results and possible shifts in Congress.
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Fragmentary Nevada notice from old paper
A partial historical clipping from Fark Nevada with unreadable OCR reads as an East and Kopiynd fragment. Central details and dates are missing, leaving only scattered words and unclear context.
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One Timber Should Be Cut Down urges sustainable logging
A Minnesota forestry official argues only mature timber should be harvested to protect young growth and prevent future shortages. He cites improved forest conditions, more light for remaining trees, and faster growth after removing mature pines, noting past trials show promising gains in diameter and overall yield.
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Incomplete returns report early vote tallies
Early election results across multiple cities show scattered precincts reporting totals. Harding leads Cox in several lists with varying margins, while Milwaukee and Topeka tallies indicate ongoing counting and provisional figures.
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Fewer Railroad Deaths In 1919 Than Earlier Years
Washington reports that power persons were killed on railroads in 1919 at the lowest rate since 1898 and injuries were the fewest since 1910, according to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Officials cited wartime reductions in traffic and fewer trains as factors.
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Arrests in Charleston Vote Buying Case Shake Local Election
A federal warrant led to the custody of former Charleston police chief Britney Lyng on charges of buying votes. Elmore faces charges of selling his vote in the same case. Police say the investigation centers on alleged attempts to influence an upcoming election.
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National debt declines by 24 846 455 in October
Treasury operations for October show a further reduction in the public debt to 24062 609 872 dollars. The decrease of 324 846 455 occurs as ordinary expenses reach 426 407 972 against receipts of 220 034 804, with other departmental transactions offsetting the balance.
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Soviets Say Armistice Has Had Little Effect
London report says Soviet authorities asked Britain to refrain from approving anti Soviet forces led by Balakovitch and Petulia continuing warfare after Poland peace. Gregory Kramda delivered the note, alleging these forces receive Eminent Powers' aid and threaten Soviet Russia.
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Bourgeois Nominated President of League Council
Nov 2 cabinet nominates Leon Bourgeois as president of the League of Nations council. Former premier Rene Villviant and former foreign minister Gabriel Hanotanze named to the French delegation for Geneva assembly starting November 1.
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Artificial Breathing Keeps Man Alive After Accident
Edwin Wolff of Purdue University Lafayette Indiana is near death after a serious accident ten days ago. He was hospitalized in Michigan City where paralysis developed and doctors diagnose a spinal disease similar to meningitis dating from the incident.
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Passenger Mail Planes Reach Key West Today
Havana reports two airplanes reached Key West yesterday completing a test run for a future passenger mail service. The craft departed New York Saturday and are viewed as the nucleus of a planned New York to Cuba passenger rail and air link.
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Telegraphic Briefs Update From Global Fronts
Adjutant General at Phirese Snded. Crimea Bolsheviki crushed Wrangel’s forces. delays in wartime service awards in Navy and Marine Corps near end. Hadjin resists Jondon attack amid Armenia clashes during elections. Two minute silence planned across British empire on Armistice Day. Weeghman ousted from Chicago Nationals board. William L. Veeck elected president.
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Harding Forgets Politics, Plays Golf Today in Ohio
Marion Ohio November 2 Senator Harding set aside political campaigning to play golf at the Scioto club near Columbus arranging early voting and a return by motor in the afternoon He planned a home gathering with Mrs Harding and relatives for the final results celebration, displaying calm confidence despite political stress.
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Steer Rampage Obstructs Honolulu Streets and Barber Shop
A drifting steer from the Cooke ranch wandered through downtown Honolulu on a Saturday evening, wrecking a barber shop and damaging two vehicles. The animal collided with cars on Bethel street, frightened patrons, and overturned chairs as barbers tried to subdue it. Police and patrolmen fired eighteen bullets without fatal result, and the steer died amid the chaos.
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Murder Case Notes Amid Decline In Nome Cot Figures
Fragmentary report references Nome Cot costs dropping from 15000 to 200 over years, with Seattle and Wean mentions. A ship named The Victoria carried 522 passengers, and there is a note that some would not return. Details are unclear and garbled.
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Cox Wins Mass Governor Race Amid National Campaign
Nov 2 reports from Mashpee to Norwell show Cox, a Republican, leading in Massachusetts with approximately 4% for a governor race while facing strong opposition. Articles detail voter results, political commentary, and the broader context of Chinese and international loans affecting U.S. policy, plus local results in parts of Norwell.
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