Election landslide reshapes U S after Wilson era defeat
The piece reports Harding and Coolidge winning a broad victory, aided by Democratic defections. It notes Republican control of Congress, states carried including Tennessee New Mexico Oklahoma, and predicts cabinet talks with figures such as Elihu Root and Wood. It also cites international reactions and party dynamics post election.
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Edison Led Naval Board Innovations In War Effort
The Washington dispatch details Thomas A. Edison’s pivotal role in the Naval Consulting Board. It highlights acoustic torpedo detection, drag devices to steer ships, night sailing strategies, strategic harbor maps, convoy lights, and smoke shells as wartime inventions that aided U S ships and submarines.
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Miners End Strike After Government Talks
The British coal miners vote to end the strike after government-brokered terms. Executive declares defeat of the minority against acceptance and orders men back to work immediately.
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Barber Shop Change Hands In Roanoke Move
J. W. Taarter of Stantington purchased the Marion Ashley barber shop early this week and assumed management at once. Mr. Tarter is an experienced barber and plans Roanoke as his permanent home.
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Mir. Tarter
Roanoke
Edith Blum Visits Huntington Relatives This Weekend
Miss Edith Blum spent Sunday and Monday with relatives in Huntington, continuing a familial visit that included time with extended family members.
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Edith Blum
Huntington
Pass Knox Resolution Echoes in Senate Debate
Senator G H Moses predicts immediate post Harding agenda will push to pass the Knox resolution to restore the United States to a peace basis. He says enacting new tariff or tax laws now would be useless until peace is established and discusses Borah’s stance with the irreconcilables.
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Obituary of Reuben McFarren of Roanoke
Reuben McFarren born August 26 1837 in Stark County Ohio died November 7 at his Roanoke home aged 74 years 2 months and 11 days He left eight siblings none other than Sanford N McFarren of Rogue River Oregon survive him He married Serena E Sholty in 1862 and they had five children two of whom predeceased him Surviving children include Morton McFarren and Lillie McFarren of Moorek y Indiana Mrs Harry Brock of Huntington Indiana and eight grandchildren The family moved from Freeman to Medians then to Freitas village in Nottoway county Indiana before settling fifty years ago in this community Funeral at his home conducted by Rev G F Brier of the A B church with burial at the I L C F cemetery
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Owens Plans Overland Trip to California in Car Truck
Charles Owens begins an overland drive to California in a specially equipped automobile truck. He intends to travel via Topeka Kansas as his first stopping point and spend time visiting along the route.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sunday School Convention at Beach Grove Church
The Lafayette township Sunday schools plan a convention at Beach Grove church on Sunday with morning sessions and expected attendance. The readable fragment mentions Junian Sunday school in the morning and a gathering at the church, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Edison’s new ship telephony and mast observation ladder
The article describes Edison’s experiments with dual horn sounds on ships to achieve zero readings, the use of an audion to amplify weak signals, and the invention of an extension ladder attached to the mast to raise the observer eighty seven feet for wider observation.
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