Western Canada climate boosts October ripening berries and crops
A writer visits a Saskatchewan home near Maosamin and details strawberries ripening in October, homegrown corn, wild raspberries, and abundant flowers. The piece argues Western Canada's climate supports diverse produce and thriving gardens despite late-season hints, praising local horticulture and life on the prairie.
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Saskatchewan
Toate
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Ida
Fartyn
Predicament in a candidate’s campaign dilemma
A Detroit Free Press item notes a candidacy dilemma where the speaker seeks a genuine reason to run for office. He rejects the idea of a mudslinging campaign and prefers to avoid bashing opponents, expressing reluctance about the political grind.
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Detroit Free Press
Harding Victory Redraws U S Political Map Across North and South
President elect Harding wins a sweeping victory with 404 electoral votes and gains in the Senate, as Democrats defect. The North and West shift solidly Republican, the South cracks with Tennessee New Mexico and Oklahoma going GOP, while Congress sees unexpected losses for Democrats and gains for Republicans in key states and districts.
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Harding
Coolidge
Tennessee
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Postwar U.S. Election Reflections and Party Shifts
The piece analyzes Harding's large popular vote lead and Republican plurality across states, noting a substantial GOP majority in the next Senate and a divided House. It discusses Wilson era policies, the League of Nations, and the impact of women voters on the 1920 election, highlighting mixed reactions and calls for cautious handling of international ties.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Harding
Cox
Sevéh
Notable NY Governor Smith Narrowly Defeated by Miller
The article notes Governor Smith of New York, Democratic incumbent, leading by about 1.2 million but losing to Miller by roughly 10,000 votes. It calls this a remarkable achievement and suggests Smith may become the Democratic Party's national leader. A second point is mentioned but unclear.
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New York
Gimpire
Miller
Panama trip hints at cabinet makeup and December return
The report outlines a possible Panama trip with a December return and hints at a future cabinet. Names like Ledee, Otis, Hooks, Wood, Lewden, Adams, and Welliver surface as rumored appointees, with chatter on who might fill secretary roles and the president’s inner circle.
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Geneva Wood
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Marion
Pred Starek
Obig
Washington
Richard Washburn Child
Collier's Weekly
Bryan proposes chain of resignations to place Harding in power
William J. Bryan, in Chicago on a lecturing tour, calls on President Wilson to resign and appoint Vice President Marshall as secretary of state, then Marshall resigns to elevate Senator Harding to acting president. Bryan’s plan hinges on Harding succeeding to power.
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Chicago
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Marshall
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Harding
Bryan
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European press reacts to election results and warnings
London papers condemn Wilson policies and warn Bolshevik and extremist forces. Paris outlets deem Hearding's victory a setback for the Tsien of Nations under the Wilson covenant, with Echo do Papia offering similar readings from the continent.
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Wilson
Paris
Hearding
Echo Do Papia
State War Memorial Commission Formed by Gov Goodrich
Governor Goodrich called the first meeting of Indiana's state war memorial commission for Wednesday at 2 PM in the statehouse foyer. Members from all districts were named to supervise the World War memorial building project to cost about 2 million dollars funded by a six tenths of a cent tax on property. The first meeting will organize the commission and appoint a president, secretary, and other officers.
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Nov. S
Goodrich
State War Memorial Commission
Indianapo
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Statehause
Weddessiny
Marcus Sonhtus
Evansville
Pirst
Liflays
Sullivan
Charles Wo
New Albany
Cornelis O'Brien
Duaavrencebure
Bourih
Seteuel $ Reveo
Berre Paiute
Cecil Tague
Ureakville
Evans Woollen
James Smete
Winchester
Sleward Neal
Crawfordsville
William Po Gleason
Gary
Carl Houston
Marion
Louis Ti. Alcore
Wayne
Pwelfth
Albert Erskine
South Bend
Indiana School For the Blind
St. Chur Park
Greek throne turmoil and coal miners end strike
Prince Paul has not accepted the Greek throne with talk of offering to Prince Chiartes, while Premier Venizelos backs Constantine return as an issue. The British coal miners strike ends as miners accept government terms but fail to reach the required majority to issue strike orders.
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Chiartes
Idanders
Albert
Belguum
Venizelos Digs
Constantine
Pathers
Irish Reprisals Shrink in Hope of Settlement Talks
In the British house of commons the Irish question reappears with a call for a parliamentary inquiry into reprisals. Government forces win again. talks for an Irish settlement loom. Murders rise as Sir Hamar Greenwood cites October tolls of police and soldiers. Nine constables arrested, two charged with murder. Tralee and Granard suffer major property damage, Ballymore, Sligo heavily guarded.
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Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
Tiamar
Tralee
Granard
Ballymore
Sligo
Wrangel Defends Critical Isthmus Against Bolshevik Attack
Baron Wrangel faces five Bolshevik armies in southern Russia. They drive back his forces on several fronts and seize Perekop, the only land route into the Crimean peninsula. Wrangel reportedly holds the isthmus with a trench system, but loss would split his forces in two.
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Baron Wrangel
Russia
Perekop
Crimean Peninsula
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Americans Win Both Halifax Fish Schooner Races
The international fish ing schooner races off Halifax end with both wins going to American entries. Esperanto of Gloucester captures the event through the skill and daring of her captain and crew.
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Esperanto
Gloucester
Tax revenue funds beautification memorial and fund access
The tax yields over 2 million dollars for memorial beautification and maintenance. S504 is available for immediate decomapitalization from the wien ered fund to meet current expenses. Laildine fund distributes installments of one twelfth of the total every six months from December 1424 to June 127. The war memorial facility serves as headquarters for the Ausepion and the Grand Anniversary of the bee public and cotter patiiatie parenriination.
Judge West Indicted for Embezzlement in City Court
Locansport reports Judge St Jidies A West of the city court was arrested on two counts of embezzlement. Prosecution alleges shortages in September fines and about 50 of 170 bail money not accounted for after a group arrested on rambling charges forfeited the money.
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Nov
Jidies A. West
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Fansport
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Eliy
Catse
West
Doctor Savary Heads Church Body in Indianapolis
Dr George Savary pastor of the First Congressional church was chosen president of the Church federation of Indiana to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr Philip T Frick at a meeting here. Officers named include Wield of Franklin as first vice president Pont as second vice president Dearborn recording secretary Fox of Dayton and Buchanan treasurer. Rev Al Savary previously held pastorates in London and Philadelphia.
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Indianapolis
Nav
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Church Federation of Indiana
Philip T. Frick
AL TL. Wield
Franklin
TW. PY. Pont
C. YD. Dearborn
WW. W
Fifty Six New Citizens at Naturalization Hearings
In Indianapolis, 56 new citizens were sworn in as small American tags were pinned on their coats. Severe applicants were denied. 20 cases were continued. Judge W. Thornton presided and Martin P. McNichols of Chicago conducted the examination. students from No. 5 School observed the session.
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Indianapolis
New. S
Wormen’s Relief Corps
Superior Court
WW. Thornton
Martin PP. McNichols
Chicago
United States
Naturalization Examiner
Schooehilleen
School No. S
Wars of the United States list in a historical note
A paragraph surveys nineteen wars and conflicts in U S history. Major wars listed include the Revolution, 1812, Mexican, Civil, Spanish, and World War I era conflicts. Indian wars such as Black Hawk and Seminole are noted as prominent, with other minor clashes including France 1798 Tripoli 1815 and Philippine 1899.
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United States
France
Tripoli
Tree that has seen presidents nominated for hall of fame
The Morse elm at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth street in Washington, a century old meeting place at the Willard hotel corner, has been nominated for a place in the hall of fame by the Washington Star. It has witnessed nearly every inauguration parade and shaded famous men in past decades.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Washington
Star
Willard Hotel
Beginning of a New Life Bulgarian Blood Tea Promise
Public advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a medicinal remedy for youthfulness and health. It claims to restore vitality, cure headaches and digestive issues, and improve skin color, with a money back guarantee if no health improvement in three weeks. Distributed by Marvel Products Co. in Pittsburgh.
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Marvel Products Co
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