02 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
1
Dublin reports of a fatal military raid and public executions unfold amid protests. Crowds assemble outside Mountjoy Prison as warnings of reprisal echo, with details of fatalities among soldiers and civilians and references to prior rebellions.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a birth and various names and places with partial words. The legible pieces reference a ceremony or announcement and several individuals, but core details are missing or garbled. The snippet resembles a small social notice page item with names and a date fragment.
News dispatches report Bolshevik forces breaking General Wrangel's center in Crimea. Melitopol and other towns abandoned as Reds advance toward Perekop. In parallel, Moscow announces Soviet gains along the Black Sea front with Deykop, Melitopol and Skadovsk captured. Washington says US asked about blocking Southern Russia aid to Wrangel. Reports from Constantinople cite peasant uprisings around Oden and anti Jewish violence driving refugees toward Odessa.
HALIVAX, Nov. 1 Gloucester boat Espe wins a long producing the $4,000 prize in an international race amid close windward maneuvers. Captain Marty Welch led Espe to victory, with remarks on the tough wind and crew pride. Deputy Comptroller Wendell receives a clean bill of health from Justice Kernochan, who finds no connection to bond investments or wrongdoing in the sinking fund inquiries. Wendell served 25 years in the State Comptroller's office and was not present for the exoneration verdict.
Voters urged to vote early to prevent long lines as polls open from 7 or 6 a.m. Officials warned that arriving later could mean hours waiting. Ke Wowie, president of the Board of Elections, advised avoiding the rush to spare time and ensure a smooth process.
Huelealo November 1—Miss Vannye Read, a recluse for half a century, left her home only to attend her brother Duswin Read’s funeral. The Civil War-era fiancé died early, and she swore to remain apart, father’s opposition delaying marriage. Over years the family died, yet she stayed in the house, returning only for funerals. Now sixty years old, she again resumes isolation after her brother’s death last Thursday.
Reporters note Cox finishes Harding as the Senate race nears result night. Joyful chatter from supporters and analysts centers on a predicted win. Hays signals assured outcomes for Watson and Lenroot with decisive results looming.
TOLEDO Ohio Nov 1 Governor Cox campaign halted in a tour speaking to thousands as he urged Americans to back entry into the League of Nations. He forecast victory at the polls tomorrow, attacked Senator Harding and pledged swift action on foreign policy while planning to play golf after balloting. The rally closed with a vow to finish strong and watch returns from his campaign office.
An heir to a baronial title, Edmund Maurice Hurke, faces a cross with his U S citizenship as he plans to vote today. He discusses accepting the title, legal questions from American divorce law, and his intention to vote while remaining loyal to his American citizen status.
In Mason Ohio on November 4 old Dr. George T. Harding father of the candidate confronted Probate Judge W. S. Spencer near Selby and Market’s cigar store. He demanded why Spencer circulated a story that Harding’s mother was of mixed race. The judge denied ties to the slander and a scuffle ensued as a bystander urged retaliation. Harding later left to his home on Mount Vernon Avenue in a mood resembling triumph.
Across Wall Street and Washington, Harding odds shifted from 7 to 1 to 12 to 1 as a massive betting mood emerged. Wagers rumored around $1.9 million supported the Republican standard bearer with speculation of heavy tares and notable figures backing him. A Washington affidavit linked Chancellor’s defaming mania to his career, revealing tensions over Harding’s alleged blood ties and the era’s political betting fervor.
Simon Strahl a 15 year old from 506 Aluhome Avenue Brooklyn and others Krieger and Strahl were jailed at West ish street Staten after detectives found diamonds and jewels in a mattress at the home. The suspects charged with grand larceny. Police questioned a man who gave conflicting accounts about the supposed wound and the jewels. The case centers on self made claims of a diamond theft and a staged injury.
Secretary to President Wilson Pamuley said he believed the president would face a setback. He noted preparations for a possible shock to the president’s condition and emphasized steps to limit the impact. Election results would be relayed via private wire to the White House and distributed promptly as bulletins arrived.
Thirty million voters prepare for the presidential election as Republicans forecast a landslide. Harding and Coolidge are rising votes in New York and nationwide, with possible gains in Arizona Kentucky Maryland New Mexico and North Carolina. The forecasted Republican tally could reach 368 to 395 electoral votes, while Cox is projected around 100. Strong emphasis on New York City and the Middle West as pivotal battle grounds.
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