Factional fights shape 1920 election in multiple states
Dissensions in Illinois and Wisconsin opened chances for Democratic senators and a presidential outcome. Thirty four states elect governors on Tuesday with three US senators and a full House chosen. Maine already picked Frederic Hl. Parkhurst, Republican governor, while other states named judges and state officers. Independent candidates Charles Thomas and James Thompson drew attention alongside Lenroot and La Follette factions in Wisconsin.
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Realdos
United States
House of Representatives
Maine
Frederic Hl. Parktiurat
Ifort
New York
Alfred B. Smith
James Hamilton Lewis
Wisconsin
Ann
Ben Ilais Lenrnot
Pollette
Robert B McCoy
Alabama
Supreme Court
Court of Appeate
California
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Lcuiplina
Mississippi
Vada
Oklahoma
Oregon
Putite Womew
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Onteol
Ihs
Charles Thomas
Colorado
James Thompson
White Issues Statement On Harding Victory
New York April, George White, chair man of the Democratic National Committee, conceded Senator Harding's election. He warned against recrimination and urged unity. Harding's likely Texas trip described, with plans to visit Point Isabel and Brownsville before heading to Panama for canal zone study.
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New York
George White
Mittee
Harding
White
Trish Wood
Great Britain
Downing Street
Marion
Ohio
Texas
Point Isabel
Brownsville
Panama
New Orleans
Canal
Price Drive to Continue Against Price Protests
Justice Department will continue its drive against price protesters wherever found after the dissolution of the fair price organizations. Assistant Attorney General Robert T. Scott announced last week that the fair price committee is disbanded and the campaign against exorbitant prices has been of substantial benefit to the average citizen.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Robert T. Scott
Atorney
Fair Price Committee
Scott
Harding and Coolidge Win Large National Victory
The 1920 U S presidential election produced a decisive Harding Coolidge win over Cox Roosevelt. States including Ohio Massachusetts New York New Jersey California and Wisconsin gave early indications of a broad Republican landslide. Cox conceded later as Harding swept key states and driven by anti league and postwar discontent. The result reshaped political leadership with Cox and Roosevelt conceding defeat.
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United States
Tuesay
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Haunting
Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Prost
James M. Cox
Oto
Franklin K. Roosevelt
New York
van Peorite
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Hoxton
Coolidge
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Turaday
Syay
Jaigna
Hamilton County
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Philadelphia
Toxs
Dayton
Dayton News
Republican Landalide
Mandate Offered to Italy for Armenia
The Tempo reports that the mandate for Armenia has been offered to Italy and that Italy is disposed to accept it.
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Italy
Rome
Tempo
Armenia
Dla
Cotton Exports to Brazil Reported by Commerce
Washington notes Southern cotton manufacturers show progress in Latin American markets. A commerce department textile import report cites Brazil importing 53 million dollars of textiles in 1918, with the United States supplying about 5.76 million, up from 176 thousand in the prewar normal year.
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Brazil
Washington
Latin America
Department of Commerce
United States
Ape
Reserve Board Sees Recovery Progress Amid Uncertainty
The Federal Reserve Board reports that postwar readjustment in the United States is advancing. It cites natural forces supporting stabilization and notes economic and business activity overall remains strong despite uncertainties and suspicions during the adjustment period.
Greek throne still hinges on Greek people will
Prince Paul said acceptance of the Greek throne depends entirely on the wishes of the Greek people. He stated he would only take the duty if the people reject King Constantine I and exclude Prince George, given the government’s offer.
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Lucerne
Prince Paul
Switzerland
Constantine I
Prince George
Harding Enjoys Latest Birthday Smile With Returns
A confident look widens as Harding greets birthday celebrations and early returns. The public figure wears a steady smile built over weeks of anticipation and growing support.
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Harding
Land Question Statement Issued by Secretary Colby
Secretary Colby releases the first formal statement on the moot land matter in California. The document outlines the government’s stance and signals ongoing policy interpretation amid regional debates.
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Colby
Washington
State Department
California
Jong
Department
Japan
President Harding Celebrated as Returns Pour In
National excitement swelled as President Harding and Mrs. Harding hosted supporters at their Marion home. Harding read early returns with a steady smile and thanked The Marion Star staff for their loyal backing. Outside, fans cheered as results showed Harding leading Cox in Marion County with 4,209 to 2,874.
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Marion
Warren G. Harding
United States
Hanning
Scioto Club
Columbus
Associated Press
Harding
George T. Harding
Miss
Abigal Harding
Mra
Caroline | Wotan
Tewn
Pss
Hardings
Harry M. Daugherty
Chicago
Cox
Marion County
Marion Star
Sub Treasury Discontinues Chicago operations
Secretary Houston ordered the discontinuance of the subtreasury at Chicago at close of business on Wednesday November 3. He announced the Chicago federal reserve banks would handle all exchanges of paper currency and U S money from that date. Outstanding gold certificates remain redeemable at the reserve bank or the United States Treasury.
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Sub-Treasury
Washington
Chicago
Houston
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Reserve Bank
Mexico Settles Claim Over British Subject Killing
Great Britain and Mexico reach a settlement over the February 17 1914 killing of William S Benton near Juarez. Mexico to pay Mrs Benton ten thousand dollars cash and a pension of two dollars fifty cents daily as long as she remains unmarried.
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Mexico
Whington
Great Britain
William 8. Benton
Juares
Exports Fall in September Amid Mixed Regional Shifts
Washington export activity declined sharply in September with Europe and South America showing only a slight recovery from August. Imports from Europe Asia and South America also dropped, signaling broad regional weakness.
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Washington
Europe
South America
Asia
Paper clothing shipped to London for sale
Paper suit clothing manufactured in Germany shipped to London for sale on approval. A Strand importer offers the items at two shillings six pence to ten shillings six pence.
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London
Germany
Gia
Strand
Key West to Havana Seaplane Service Inaugurated
Flat Daily seaplane malt and passenger service was inaugurated between Key West and Havana Cuba when two giant hydroplanes carrying a full passenger load of 12 persons and a large amount of malt left Key West.
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Key West
Havana
Cuba
Medical Student Executed in Mount Joy Killings
Dublin-Kevan Barry, medical student, executed at Mount Joy for taking part in an attack on a military escort last summer. Barry was charged with murder after two British soldiers were killed in the fight.
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Dublin
Kevan Barry
Mount Joy
Barry
Violent Offensive Opens Against Wrangel Army
Russian bolshevike forces have begun a violent assault to annihilate the armies commanded by General Wrangel, leader of the south Russian government, as the conflict intensifies in Sebastopol.
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Sebastopol
Wrangel
Offered to Italy
A fragment notes a proposal or offer linked to Italy with unclear phrasing and limited readable details. No dates or organizations are evident, leaving the event and parties involved undefined in the surviving text.
Boycott This Election Causes Arrests in Harlem
Reports from New York detail placards urging workers to boycott voting leading to three arrests in Harlem. Concurrently the steamship Aquitania arrived with 2 500 000 pounds in bullion consigned to American bankers. President and Mrs Wilson voted by mail from Princeton. Berlin notes new Russian gold field discoveries. Washington reports an all time record 8 157 National Bank capital.
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New York
Boycot
Harlem
Southampton
Cherbourg
Washington
Wilson
Princeton
New Jersey
Herto‘fore
Jobn Skelton Williams
Willams
Snow Blankets West Alliance and Surrounding States
A heavy wet snowfall grips Northwestern Nebraska, parts of South Dakota and Wyoming, reaching into Montana. A fire destroys Castle Salaburg Aretria Schloss Mach Dorn, a famed 14th century residence of Prince Johann Leichenstein with significant art and history holdings.
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Neb
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Salaburg
Aretria
Schloss
Mach ‘Dorn
Europe
Johann Leichenstein
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