Maryland Swing Toward Harding in Tight 1920 Race
The article analyzes Maryland voters inclining to Harding Coolidge amid Democratic strength and League of Nations critique. It cites minority Democratic support, women’s registration impact, and Republican hopes tied to party loyalty, demographics, and national mood shaping Maryland’s electoral outcome.
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Carter Field Ravein
Morrow
Maryland
Harding
Coolidge
Berg
John Walter Smith
C. B. Weller
Repubican
Arigin
Carolinas
Democratic Party of
League of Nifins Aio
League
American
Thy Star
Teveral Mellitiua
Flaunich
Republican
Viniie A. Munsey
Strom
Mr. Munsey
New York
Wilson
Jonas Hontutie University
Hiram Johnson
Mont
Tates
Bank of Cuba Suspends Operations Amid Sugar Slump
The International Bank of Cuba provisionally suspended payments due to stock market turmoil and a sugar price surge. Havana Exchange halted operations as banks faced turmoil, with concerns about the bank’s $10,000,000 capital and its head office in Mayana.
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Bank of Cuba
Wavana Exchange
Navana
International Ink
Cuba
Havana Exchange
Cun Barco Internacional de Cubis
Mayana
Island
Greek King Seriously Ill From Monkey Bite
Athens Oct 9 King Alexander continues ill from a monkey bite after rushing to aid his pet dog in a fight with the animal He endured a bad night with two fever attacks and doctors report intestinal complications and jaundice have set in.
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Athens
Alexander
City Budget 1921 Set At 947 Million Under Tax Limits
Comptroller Charles L. Craig details the 1921 city budget plan with a final figure near 947 million dollars and a 4.9 mill educational tax. The Board of Estimate will set a 2.85 mill tax rate and seeks state help to cover education costs amid strict constitutional limits.
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Manhattan
Charles L. Craig
Board of Estimate
Department of Education
Salarion
Rube Marquard Seized as Series Ticket Scalper
Brooklyn pitcher Rube Marquard was arrested in Cleveland on a ticket scalping charge. He faced eight World Series box seats worth 280 offered for 260. Also arrested were Hoopes of Somerset Ohio for a 3 dollar ticket and John O Farrel l of Salt Lake City for 14.50.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Rube" Marquard
Marquard
Edward GC. Stanton
Silbert Mon
Hoopes
Somerset
Ohio
Ball Park
John K. O'Farrell
Salt Lake City
Utah
Railroads Today NE previews plans for a new era
Twelve major railroad heads publish a series of articles outlining carrier needs and future plans. The first piece, by Julius Kruttschnitt, chairman of the Southern Pacific Railway, will appear in The Tribune tomorrow.
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Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific Railway
The
Tribune
Indians Fight Off Dodgers In A World Series Hoax?
Cleveland tops Brooklyn 5 to 1 as Marquard relieves Cadore and Mamaux. Indians pound Cadore early, chase Mamaux in third, and Cobleskie shuts down the Dodgers, matching the series at two games each.
Football Scores From Across Colleges
A garbled listing shows numerous college football results with several readable scores and team names including Harvard, Michigan, Notre Dame, Pitt, Navy, Cornell, and Bucknell. Many entries are distorted but indicate a wide set of games and final scores across multiple schools.
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New York University
Dartianthis Te Moston College
Fordham
Princetas Mmarstands State
Harvard
Valpnening
North Carolina
Yopkins
Swarthmore
Wenetiner
O. Hawdain
Mirssnehineetlo Tecies
Wohner
Charkson
Pitt
West Vinita
Cornell
Soi
Michi Akgle
Wilkes
Lation
Lawrence
Tachester
Navy
Ty Lafayette
Chico
Murdue
Michigan
Tee Dame
Western Normal
Newt
Arms
Middlebury
Ruthers
Gettyaburg
West Marsland
Farmers Told to Hold Wheat for $3 a Bushel
The Wheat Growers Association of the United States with 70 000 Kansas Oklahoma Texas Nebraska and South Dakota members issues a proclamation urging members not to sell any wheat after 8 p m October 25 until the price of good wheat reaches 3 a bushel at the growers terminal market. Agricultural colleges farm bureaus state boards of agriculture and similar organizations are urged to cooperate in raising the price.
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Wichita
Kan
Wheat Growers’ Association of the
United States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Farm Bureaus
State Boards of Agriculture
Peasants Rebel Against Russian Soviet Regime
A New insurrection breaks out in Nijni Novgorod district led by the Social Revolutionary Party. Peasants seize control of local government assets and threaten Moscow’s food and fuel routes. Revolt hints at wider unrest tied to Bolshevik weaknesses and railway workers’ stance.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Nijni-Novgorod
Moscow
Social Revolutionary Party
Martow
Petrow
Zernow
Mite
Mavin Spiridonova
Uelive
Russia
Wrangel
Poland
Holohevik
Territo
Lloyd George Defends Ireland Stance and Police Reprisals
Premier Lloyd George addressing Welsh constituents in Carnarvon argued for self government for Ireland but against dominion status. He linked home rule to risk of conscription and warned Ulster would oppose an independent Ireland. He defended police reprisals after Sinn Féin killings and urged wartime unity against Irish separatism.
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Frank Getty
Nave Wuiele
London
Lloyd George
Carnarvon
Ireland
Pygland
England
Ulster
Turon Bar
Treland
New Wilson Statement Looked For Today Silent on Spencer
Washington October 9 A new White House campaign statement was expected soon possibly for Monday morning papers. Secretary Tumulty hinted the note would reflect President Wilson’s remarks at the Romanian peace conference about guaranteeing military aid if borders were menaced. He said he did not know if a copy had been sent from Ambassador Wallace in Paris but hoped it was true. The debate over Senator Spencer’s charges continued as Missouri Democrat Edward Ulrich visited the White House to discuss the Spencer Wilson dispute.
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Board of Education
Department of Education
Hoe
W. O. McGeehan
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Wiltest Robinson
Dodgers
Coveleskle
Jimmy Johnston
Xingie
Tommy Griffith
Jonly Dodger
Indians
Leon Cadore
Mamaux
Richard de Marquis Marquard
Richard
Reuben
Hoxtman
Big Jef Plever
Brooklyn
Adentive Vesson
Robbie
Lieutenant Cadore
Jhad
Daz Jal
Rube
Rube Marquard
Sho
Dodger
Speaker
Richteo
Coveleskie
Flatbush Justicers
Wilbert
Wilbert Robinson
Olse
Robbin
Cleveland Bugs
Lloyd Goonies
Rand
Sinn Féin
Tretand
Artur Griffitha
United States
Englin
Fife
Arthur Griffiths
Treland
Ireland
Ved
Great Britain
Tollow Leeland
Britain
The
Tribune
Washington
White House
Tumulty
Walace
Paris
Tumalty
State Department
Wallace
Qubin
Seiden P. Spencer
Missour
Missouri
Gotra
Spencer-Wilson
Spencer
St. Louie
Harding Charges Trade Neglect Amid Petroleum Scramble
Senator Harding warned in Oklahoma City that the United States risks being shut out of the global petroleum market as Britain and other nations push for control of oil resources. He cited Mesopotamia, Baku, Trinidad, the East Indies, Persia, Colombia and Mexico as areas moving into foreign hands, urging practical national policy over lofty ideals. The Oklahoma City rally drew large crowds and lively demonstrations signaling strong campaign energy despite partisan tensions.
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Oklahoma City
Oklo
Harding
America
Great Britain
Amer
Mesopotamia
Baku
Trinidad
Royal Watch
East Indies
Persia
Colombia
Mexico
Texas
Deport Felix Diaz Tomorrow
Felix Diaz nephew of former president Perticio Dine to be shipped on the French steamer Flandre next Monday amid claims of innocence. He rejects a government offer of about 10900 to cover travel costs, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies about charges tied to the Madero assassination.
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Vera Ceus
Vero
Asso
Jevnted Pressi
Felis Diaz
Perticio Dine
Flandre
Diaz Aem
Francisco Madero
Diaz
Chamber of Deputies
Gustavo , Madero
Provident
Adlfo Basso
National Palace
Mexico
Ding
Council of Ministers
Gustavo Madero
Basso
Joaquin Manson
Huerta
Italian Workers Frame Rules for Shop Control
Milan report outlines a workers commission plan to govern procurement and pricing of materials finishes and wages. It sets councils to oversee raw material purchases finished product pricing and wage scales with strict supervision of expenses and factory hygiene.
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Milan
Italy
Socialiat J Meteaglin Sindacali
Workman's Council
New Denies Harding Dodges Illinois Fight
Chicago October 9 Senator Harry New chairman of the Republican speakers bureau laid explained failure of Senator Harding to speak here tonight and denied reports that the Republican nominee was being kept out of Illinois because of factional fights between forces in favor of Mayor Thompson and supporters of Governor Lowden.
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Chicago
Harry New
Lay
Harding
Illinois
Thompson
Lowden
Wealthy Silk Merchant Found Dead in Union Square Office
Tsaxe Mendelson, a wealthy silk merchant, is found dead on the floor of his Mendelson Company offices at 1400 East Twenty-third Street. Holmes Electric Protecting Company investigators report two men seen on the ninth floor before the body was discovered. Police await further evidence. Mendelson allegedly faced a large loss in a recent deal.
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Holmes Electric Protecting Company
Union Square
Isaac Mendelson Company
East Twenty-third Street
Walter Miller
Martin McNamara
Holmes Company
Mendelson
Tsaxe Mendelson
Miller
McNamara
George Riches
Kurt Tewaty
Streon
John O'Neill
Chanies E. Norris
Max Liebeskind
Broadway
Mentelson
Pele
Merchaet
Liebeskind
Mondeleon
Hoover Says Republicans Must Accept Party Responsibility
Indianapolis Oct 9 Herbert C Hoover assails the Democratic administration as failing tests since the armistice arguing the major issue is party responsibility. He pledges the GOP will pursue organized peace and criticizes the present administration for holding up peace for eighteen months and seeking victory in the presidential election. He urges reform of party leadership if promises are not kept and warns against third party growth as a result of continued failure.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
Herbert C. Hoover
Columbia Club
League of Nations
Republican Party
John C. Ruckelshaus
James K. Lilly
Lilly
Hoover
Democratic Party
Ibis
Metroover Sant
Republicat Party
Sifik Cwver
League
A’ League
Notaineg
Hig
Ineua Tn
Cura
Asia
Partie
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Weller
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Coyeleskie
Johnston
Griffith
Nijii-Novgorod
Woman Among Leaders
Sll
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Bolsheviks
General Wrangél i
Kolchak and Denikine
L. Martu T
Victor Tehernoff
Mensheviki
Erin
Royal Irish Constabulary
Masd George
U. S
Cox
Senator Harding
Jonathan Neg
Dayton
Ohi
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Felix Diaz
Europe
Carlsbad Borndel
New
Isaac Mendelson
Veison
Holmes
Jennnittee O'Neil
Fells
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