G O P Victory An Immense Avalanche Headlines
The article reports a decisive GOP triumph across several states. Kentucky is the lone near-doubtful gain for Democrats, while Harding and Coolidge lead nationally. Ernst leads Beckham for Senate in Kentucky, with Republicans expected to gain at least ten Senate seats and multiple House seats. Tennessee elects a Republican governor. Estimates show large Democratic margins in New York and other states, with broad GOP gains described as an avalanche.
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Tueaday
Cox
Kentucky
Union
Harding
Coolidge
Richard P. Ernst
Beckham
U. S
Louieville
United States Senate
Tennessee
Handsome Magozity
Herding
New York
Marculles
Hardius
Plugs Down High School Goal Tossers In Tight Battle
The Hartford Plugs defeated the High School Baokot Ball Five 18 to 10 in a hard fought season opener. The High Bahool Boys showed effort and promise despite being smaller, signaling improvement with more practice and games ahead.
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Hartford
High School Team to Clash With Fordville Visitors
The H. B. Team led by Jon Ellie and Douglas Williams travels to Fordville today to face the Fordville High School Team. Prof. Roy F. Foreman will accompany the squad on the trip.
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Dougles Williames
Raymond Robertson
Virgil Crowe
Herbert Pate
Merville Rhonda
Fordnville
Roy F. Foreman
Our Next President Mr. David L. Smith Dies at Owensboro
David L. Smith aged prominent Owensboro resident died at his home Friday morning following a severe paralytic stroke Tuesday. Funeral services at Trinity M. E. Church, Owensboro, where he was a devout member, and burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Born near Hartford, he was a Civil War veteran and long active in Ohio County politics, survived by his widow and five daughters.
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Owensboro
Sttoke
Ohio County
Eberilf la Vale
Smith
Owonaboro
Honor Nol Hartford School for October Events
Miss Render entertained a few friends at her country home near Matanzas on Saturday afternoon October 23. Present were Miss Mary Jane Maddox Noxine Maddox Ree Ighheart Marthe M. Smith Augusta Geiger and Mary Render with Messrs Raymond Noll L G Hagerman T Johnson. Lunch featured baked corn coffee sandwiches pickles and toasted marshmallows as guests praised the hospitality.
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Matanzas
Mary Jane Maddox
Noxine Maddox
Ree Ighheart
Marthe M. Smith
Augusta Geiger
Raymond Noll
L. G. Hagerman
T. Johnson
Ohio Circuit Court to Convene Now Grand Jury Term
The November Term Ohio Circuit Court will convene here in its regular November Session the 22nd of this month for a standard Grand Jury term. Petit jurors and grand jurors are listed, including R C Hocker, L A Stevens, N W Moneley, R B Baldwin, John Duncan, Gilbert Hoskins, Roscoe Jarnagin, E J Crank, Harlin Stevens, William Chick, J T Ralph, Bart S Miller, J A Leach, William Johnson, and Forest Hendrick among others.
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L. A. Stevens
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R. B. Baldwin
John Duncan
L. C. Harper
Burt Barnard
Miller
Ike Henning
O. T. Burdette
Gilbert Hoskins
J. W. Odell
Kirk
H. B. Daniel
D. Pergusson
Ben Woodburn
J. W. Taylor
Roscoe B. Jarnagin
Condit
Martin Flower
W. C. Nicely
Langham
Sam James
R. B. Thompson
Roscoe Calloway
J. B. Renfrow
Cecil Cooper
Arthur P. Daniele
M. N. Duvall
C.D. Hudson
J. C. Duggins
R. H. Goodall
Alledore Brown
R. L. Hamilton
Ed Langley
Estii
J. J. Harrison
Keown
J. M. Parris
W. F. Newcomb
8. C. Woodburn
R. F. Keown
Forest Hendrick
Oklahoma Republican shows Harding lead in early Oklahoma results
Oklahoma City reports Senator Harding leading over Cox with 169,093 to 140,068 as 2,758 precincts of 2,655 counted. J. W. Harreth and Scott Perris are named in the race. Morrells ties to Morgantown, Kentucky are noted.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Harding
Oklahoma
Mr George W Johnson trades farm for Miget Mills
Mr George W Johnson who lives about two miles from town on the Livermore road has exchanged his farm for Miget Mills owned by C B Carden. He will assume the business December limb Lat.
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Miget Mills
C. B Carden
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Lim
Ohio County Republicans claim gains in county vote tally
The Ohio County vote shows Republicans with a large turnout and a higher county total than in 1916, with 2,214 more Republican votes than Governor Morrow and Democrats gaining 1,862 over prior counts. Analysts estimate 4,075 women voted for Herding and Cox, while overall party tallies suggest a potential long-term Republican edge and higher female turnout in future elections.
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Black
Morrow
Cox
Counnty
Organisation Deserves Credit Campaign Chairman and Women’s Group
The piece credits Campaign Chairman W. C. Blankenship, Mrs. A. D. Kirk, and Mrs. Gilmore Keown for organizing work despite late start. It notes few women wanted to vote and many in the county resisted assuming political responsibility, preferring male relatives handle government matters.
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Organisation Deserves
W. ¢. Blankenship
A. D. Kirk
Womans’ Organization
Gilmore Keown
County Board of Education Elects First Members
Tuesday marked the election of the first County Board of Education under new law. Ten citizens appeared on a nonpartisan ballot drawn in the County Clerk's office. The five top vote winners included Mrs Read, Route 5 C, and W. P Carson. Les Owen was fifth with 724 votes, while other totals ranged from 336 to 950.
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First County Board of Education
Aplundid
W. C. Red
Horse Branch
Nat Lindley
William F Acton Dies. Rites at Midkiff Cemetery
William F Acton died at his Hartford home yesterday morning at 4 30. Funeral services and interment will be held at noon today at Midkiff Cemetery near Mt. Vernon to permit a daughter in Iowa to attend. The 67 year old was a longtime M E Church member and respected citizen. Survived by widow, three sons and three daughters including Mrs R A Karraker of Ottumwa and Mrs M T Likens, Mrs Jesse Hoover, A Land Le, and Orin Acton. all reside in Hartford.
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Iowa
Midkiff Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
M. E. Church
Hartford People to Go South and West
Mr. Henry Nall, his mother and sister Mrs Annie T. and Miss Zola Mae Nall, depart Tuesday for Ba Janas California to spend winter with Mrs. Nall's relative Mrs John V Briton and Mr Britton. Miss Mary Rowe will ride with them to New Orleans and winter there with nephews Messrs Ext host Clarence and Joshua Fields.
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Ba Janas
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Najis
New Orleans
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Joshua Fields
Speaking Of Conversation In A Pale Patron's Meal Exchange
A wan patron sinks into a chair and requests the regular steak, while a waiter offers service in a brief dialogue that hints at weariness and routine amid a bustling dining scene. The text captures a snapshot of everyday restaurant talk and character interaction.
Harding Mindful Of Grave Duties From Victory
Marion Ohio November 2 Warren G Harding candidly notes in a late statement he is pleased but not exultant at his presidential election. He emphasizes a national call to Republicans and asks for God’s guidance to fulfill duties ahead. He plans trips to Texas Panama Canal Zone and New Orleans before returning to Marion.
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Washington
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Senate
Cox
Owl Caused Auto Accident In Michigan Tourists’ Ride
An owl frightened a vehicle carrying Michigan tourists, causing the auto to crash. The machine suffered heavy damage while all occupants escaped with minor injuries. They were treated at the scene and released.
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