Polling in Schools Sparks Debate Over Use of Buildings
Amid a heated discussion in Emmitsburg, officials questioned using public school rooms as polling sites for elections. State Board of Education members, including H Reavis, argued a slight saving in county costs could fund education, while others favored keeping schools for instructional use. The board approved a holiday for students and noted potential private-room alternatives if polling needs rise.
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Women Vote Heavily Throughout the Day in Frederick
The city saw a record turnout as about 29,000,000 qualified voters nationwide faced the ballot for a historic election. In Frederick women led, arriving early and voting in strong numbers, with many reporting they would take the chance to cast their first ballot. Precinct reports showed roughly equal early participation by men and women, with some districts noting women outpacing men.
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Hood College Fourth Ward Election Shows Republican Win
Hood College held a local election in a library booth with a facsimile ballot. Harding 146 Cox 96 led the presidential vote. a single writing vote was noted and election clerks were detailed. Harding delivered 181 speeches since nomination, with most from the rear platform on the campaign trail.
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Women Barred in Savannah Election After Suffrage
Negro women registered after the suffrage act but were barred from voting in Savannah on November 3. Officials ruled they were not entitled to vote due to state law requiring six months of registration before an election. The messy clipping notes confusion over eligible voters and ballot procedures.
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Coughing Battle Clouds Farm News From Little Known Ledger
An unclear clipping references farmers and a coughing incident tied to a rural ledger. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment implies agricultural notes and local concerns about health or weather affecting farm activity.
Jersey Obes G G F C Aly Majoritice in the South
A read of Jersey county results shows expected large majorities for Republican candidates in the south while north Jersey awaits tabulation. The press notes the strong turnout of women voters and mentions Senator Edward E Sturgess and Democratic service man Carpenter in partial returns.
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Election Probe Involving Russian on Benches
Federal authorities investigate a New York case tied to a Russian suspect named Michael, alleged to distribute political circulars to anarchists in public spaces. The Department of Justice probes whether the suspect had ties to an unnamed political organization and claims unsettled links to a broader party unity.
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Hadjin Captured by Turkish Nationalists Amid Armenian Crisis
London dispatch reports Hadjin, a town of about 40,000 Armenians, seized by Turkish Nationalists. Armenian bureau cites intense fighting as Ottoman forces advance. In other notes, coal shortages worsen in Scranton area as wells go dry and local supply disruptions emerge.
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Congressional Vote Analysis in a Fragment
A fragmentary note discusses a congressional vote with references to Delaianeninera and Brown in an experimental context. The text hints at strength, color cues described as yellow, and concerns about results, but the fragment is incomplete and lacks coherent details or a clear outcome.
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