Frazier Leads with Large Postponed Return Majority
Late returns show Frazier potentially winning by 3 000 to 6 000 as O Connor trails with about 92 831 votes and 97 380 total tallies. Western districts, including Ward county, retain Independents' gains while league figures face several defeats. Second and Third district races hinge on remaining precincts with George M Young leading in the Second and a Nonpartisan victory likely in the Third.
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Brooklyn builder testifies on bribes in city contracts
J J Cohen a Brooklyn house wrecker testified before a joint legislative commission. He said he paid Robert P Brindeill president of the building trades council four thousand six hundred dollars for the privilege of obtaining city contracts. He claimed he would have been forced out of business otherwise.
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Bryan urges immediate resignation plan for Wilson
In Chicago on November 4 William Jennings Bryan declares that President Wilson should resign at once after the public rejection of the League of Nations as written by the president. He proposes Harding as secretary of state and, if Congress remains split, the United States could join an association of nations for peace.
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Polish Troops Operations Checked by Lithuanians at Riga
Riga reports say irregular Polish forces under General Zeligouski have been halted along the front by Lithuanian defense, delaying the Kovno evacuation. Lithuanian artillery repulsed an attack on Antiokole. heavy shelling near Vilna and Kovno cited. Reports also claim Prussian volunteers crossed the frontier and a Latvian border fear grows as Zeligouski advances loom.
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Sugar Control Ended by Wilson Proclamation
Washington November 4. The final government control over sugar ends as President Wilson signs a proclamation revoking licenses held by wholesalers retailers exporters and importers effective November 15.
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Ship Flying German Flag Reaches New York
A German flagged vessel named Sophie Rikmara arrived in New York today signaling the resumption of trade with Germany under its flag. The ship’s crew and captain are reported to be German and under contract for merchant marine services.
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Plan to Mine Peat for Fuel Is Proposed
Fuel experts in Minneapolis propose converting peat to fuel to ease Minnesota's fuel worries. Peat, a stage between wood and lignite, could cost less than half the price of soft coal. Minnesota holds vast peat bogs with an estimated 6.5 billion tons of dry peat, enough for about 1,000 years. A new machine extracts and dries peat, and a local crusher pulverizes it for use as fuel. Pulverized peat heats about equal to two tons of coal per ton, but its low cost offsets the higher processing need. Plans call for new pulverizing plants in St. Paul, Duluth, and elsewhere. production at the local plant reaches 500 tons daily, rising with expanded facilities.
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Palmer Notified Of Investigation In 125 Operators Case
Indiana November 4. Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer was advised by United States District Judge A B Anderson that an investigation of his connection with the case against 125 coal operators and miners would be held when the case is called for trial in federal court on November 8. The notice, signed by Clerk Noble C Butler, states the trial date and that Palmer may attend.
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Japanese consul accused of influencing California voters
In Los Angeles on Tuesday residents filed a formal complaint with the state department alleging Japanese consul Ujshro Oyama conducted pernicious activity by urging voters to oppose the anti-Japanese land law in California elections. The state department said proof must be presented.
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Big Minnesota Election Victory For J A O Preus
Minnesota returns show J A O Preus leading with an overwhelming plurality for governor. With 4220 precincts reported, Preus holds 355,228 votes to Hodgson 69,229 and Shipstead 36,971, a 118,257 edge. President results favor Harding 442,478 to Cox 120,735 with other figures widening leads in key races.
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Berlin mulls US election and Harding view
Berlin notes warn against undue optimism after the Democratic defeat as editorials in German papers praise Harding’s victory while criticizing Wilson. Headlines call for a quick return to peacetime relations and condemn Wilson’s postwar stance.
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Similar upset in Oklahoma assures 386 for Harding
New York reports unclear early returns showing Harding expanding lead as Republicans gain across states. Prohibitionists lose seats, Bryan blames Wilson and Cox for Democratic defeat while maneuvers in Georgia Alabama and other key states hint at strengthened GOP majority in the House.
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Coal Shortage Hits New York Apartment Buildings
New York on November 4 reports a coal shortage affecting apartment houses and buildings as real estate officials admit limited fuel supplies. The notice highlights scarce deliveries and impacts heating for tenants.
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