Harding and Coolidge Victory Forecast In 360 Votes
Washington dispatch reports Democratic officials facing arrest rumors while predicting Harding and Coolidge will win with an overwhelming majority. Republicans expected to gain in House, possibly cutting two Senate seats, with 360 electoral votes appearing nearly certain and state-by-state uncertainties in Maryland Kentucky Montana Nevada Utah and Arizona shaping final outcomes.
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How States Are Expected to Vote In Tuesday's Presidential Election
The Tribune's Washington correspondent forecasts electoral votes by state for Tuesday's presidential election. The piece outlines expected winners in key battlegrounds and assigns plausible margins to indicate overall national tilt. It presents a snapshot of the electoral map and anticipated outcomes across regions.
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Ohio Campaign Notes Favor Wilson to Quit Public Life
Ohio observers predict a landslide for Warren G. Harding with a 156000 to over 200000 margin, citing bipartisan talk across Cleveland Cincinnati and Columbus. Governor Cox campaigns coast to coast urging League of Nations support and pressuring Wilson to retire from public life as he condemns Harding’s stance and vows to keep his mother’s pledge.
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Unstable Football Scores Chronicle Various Colleges
A fragmented OCR sports list records numerous college football results with teams such as Notre Dame West Point Fordham and Penn State alongside others like Pittsburgh Lehigh and Ohio State. Many lines show misread names and odd numbers, but key outcomes include Notre Dame 27 over West Point 17 and several 0s and single-digit scores scattered across programs.
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Harding Ends Massacre Plot Denounced as Propaganda
The Taft newspaper decries Sinn Fein propaganda dubbing it sneaking influence in a mass campaign. Cox bailiwick reports show activity in Middletown Dayton and two other Ohio cities linked to the rival.
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Enormous Crowds Cheer for Harding Campaign Tour
Ohio Oct. 89 crowds greet Republican Senator Warren G Harding as he campaigns in Columbus Dayton Springfield and the state capital. The editorials attack Democratic attacks while praising Harding’s record and promise a dignified, sincere bid for the presidency.
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Irish Resentment And MacSwiney Funeral Turmoil
Cork reports unrest as news arrives that the funeral of Terence MacSwiney may be shot and delayed by authorities. Sinn Fein protests over British actions fuel Irish anger with large mourners, black crepe, and flag colors in Cork City Hall staged for the procession.
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White House ballots mailed in 1919 election batch
Thirteen White House ballots were mailed for the presidential race with straight Democratic marks. President and Mrs. Wilson sent theirs to Princeton, with several White House aides and relatives voting from New Jersey locations. The event marks the first such ballots cast by White House staff in New Jersey after suffrage, with further votes from Maryland and Virginia expected.
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Indictments expected in building industry probe
The Lockwood Joint Legislative Committee plans to seek seventy indictments this week in an inquiry into alleged corrupt practices by contractors and labor readers in the building trade. Evidence will be presented to the November grand juries, with first presentments possibly for witness refusals and destruction of papers, an offense punishable by a year in jail and a $700 fine.
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Arkansas Potato King Flees Barefoot From Farmhouse
Joseph Alexander of Fort Smith Arkansas reported escape from a county farmhouse after alleged kidnapping and torture. He claimed captors forced him to sign a $25,000 check on a Fort Smith bank. He arrived in St Louis and was moved by authorities to safety amid the investigation.
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Iowa Pastor Slugged Bound and Set Afire in City Attack
Reverend Dy Gleteland of the Dodge Memorial Church was lured to a secluded area by a fake car call, slugged by four men, bound and gagged, thrown into an oil-soaked car that was set ablaze. He escaped by clever action, saved by two bystanders who found him near Dr. Cleveland. Police report his condition critical at a local hospital, with motive tied to retaliation for crime suppression efforts.
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Charge of Colored Blood Proved False
READING Pa Oct 30 Marvey Bausher clerk of Berks County Quarter os and Jennie Democrat faced libel charges for distributing printed circulars alleging Warren G Harding’s mixed ancestry. The case cites data from William Estabrook Chancellor who was dismissed from Wooster College for circulating slanderous letters about Harding. bail set at 1000, Dayton editorial denounces the campaign as vile conspiracy, and Columbus copies of the charger circulated widely. The Journal and supporters publish refutations and geneaology documents by J F Prenderfast of Marion and Dr Criswell of Marion law firm.
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