03 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
1
In Harris County the Democratic plurality appeared large with Republicans second as voters queued long lines. Early returns showed a total vote around thirteen thousand in incomplete counts, with Democrats leading by sizable margins and Republicans lagging about two to one.
A fragmented OCR political column from Dallas notes Democratic reactions to Republican claims in Texas. It mentions figures, protests, and party dynamics amid a chaotic, dense text with numerous garbled phrases and names, including references to elections, candidates, and regional political tensions.
A chaotic election night scene in New York and national coverage shows Cox at his office greeted by supporters and a crowd amid post results chatter. References to political figures, states, and party dynamics fill the broadcast, with mentions of varied regions and campaigns.
A cluttered political scene from San Antonio to Chicago shows Harding supporters and opponents mapping district politics. Coverage highlights Texas returns, Democratic strength, and the Fourteenth congressional district contest with local reactions, candidate notes, and campaign logistics.
Reports from New York to Indiana indicate heavy Republican majorities for Harding and Cox in key states as Democrats claim a national edge. Campaign czars tout likely landslide while ballot security and local results dominate late-night coverage across multiple cities and regions.
Fragmented OCR recounts Chicago Subtreasury events with references to officials and a fatal incident. Names like Say and Freitga appear amid uncertain terms and dates. The text notes delays and nearby actions at related offices, reflecting early 1900s financial oversight tensions.
Fragmented readable text references a planned vote on Pacific Coast issues. Mentions unease about polls and governance, with unclear names and locations due to damaged OCR. No coherent facts or concrete outcomes can be confirmed from the available passages.
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