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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1920
Page
1
Ian Fenners fire salute marks the grave as crowds gather at PVyinbar's Cemetery for the mayor's funeral. Military escorts, soldiers, and vehicles parade past besieged crowds while priests and dignitaries attend the solemn ceremony for Ter ried tusdagy in Brinton Prisot fa throie. The procession advances through Bes oreten towards the cemetery.
A Chicago attorney, Hawin Lainey, was shot at a church door amid a feud connected to a congressional faction. Police describe it as part of a dispute among legal peers tied to Representative John W. Lurney. Lainey’s law partner Rainey was wounded during the incident. Mrs Anne Tished aided the fallen nearby.
In Sevastopol Crimea on October 31 Bolshevik forces launched a violent offensive to wipe out General Faron Wrangel’s South Russian government army. They struck at two points across the Dnieper opposite Nikopol and from Khakovka, using Polish front troops and vast Siberian soldiers with heavy reinforcements. Wrangel shortened his front to form new reserves for the attack.
In a Bally grounds protest attended by about 20 000 irish supporters, crowds overwhelmed capacity to honor Terence MacSwiney who died during a hunger strike in prison. Fianna Fáil leader De Valera joined leaders from Ireland and India as speakers urged vengeance and freedom for MacSwiney’s memory.
Investigators allege heavy graft in steel construction as unions and contractors paid thousands to corrupt labor leaders. The scheme centered on non union workers being replaced by union members, with weeks of wage bribes and open shop pressure on courthouse contracts and a future Virestore project.
The Hon James Boothby Burke Roche died in London leaving Edmund Mauri Burke Roche the elder of twins as the new Baron Fermoy. Born 1885 the New York raised heir retained British citizenship and inherits the title. The twins’ mother Frances Work a New York socialite, and their grandfather Frank Work funded a will restricting a US naturalization.
The Tempo reports that the Armenian mandate has been offered to Italy and that Italy is disposed to accept. A note mentions a prominent firm and officials in Rome with unclear details from damaged OCR.
Milan reports that Italians and Jugo Slavs will meet after the American elections to discuss the Adriatic question. Fiume is expected to become a free state with independence for Zaya guaranteed. Italy may demand control of a few Dalmatian islands for strategic reasons and anticipates ratification by Parliament before November 10.
Dayton Ohio Oct 81 Governor Cox speaks at Trailsend as he nears the final campaign push for the presidency. He departs for Toledo, returns to vote, then heads to Middletown, Dayton, and his newspaper office for returns. He emphasizes public sentiment for League of Nations and cautions about treaty politics and national prosperity.
A sheriff s posse in Montgomery Alabama clashed with Black tenants and laborers amid a rash of arson and property burnings. Two Black suspects died and twelve were captured as a convoy burst into flames and a cotton gin and tenant houses burned. several farmers were terrorized during the incident with shots exchanged from roadside.
A Washington correspondent for a Democratic paper relayed claims that a rumor about Warren G Harding ancestry originated from Governor Cox’s special train tour. The piece cites the alleged dispersion of the Sytine Stull as part of a funded whispering campaign.
A garbled report details Democratic reactions to exposed misinformation during the 1920s style campaign. It notes surprise in several states including Tennessee Oklahoma Kentucky Maryland and Missouri as party operatives allegedly pressed for favorable coverage and used questionable tactics to influence newspapers.
The Elevator Operators Union of New York City, an AFL branch with about 10 000 members, denounces the Democratic ticket over treatment by Tammany. A meeting at Harlem Casino on Lenox Avenue will discuss the campaign as most members are Tammany men and seek licensing exams for elevator positions.
Stox Correspondent Otto Marion reports Senator Harding's statement framing two key issues: U.S. foreign policy and domestic policy. He contrasts Republican aims with Democratic League of Nations support, urging America first, constitutional government, and a constructive program to repair Democratic mismanagement.
In 1920 interviews Paris officials Barthou and Ribot outline France’s view that the United States should enter the League with reservations and consent of public opinion. They stress America’s essential role, yet caution against isolation from European affairs and warn of the limits of U.S. involvement.
In a confident final preelection statement Senator Harding declared there are battee issues before the voters, notably foreign policy and domestic policy. He criticized his Democratic opponent for focusing on deception about the League of Nations while reaffirming Republican pledges and calling for a united America under a constitutional government. He urged voters to choose decisive support for the party’s program and warned against centralised overreach.
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