Ohio Ballot Debacle Drives Republican Rallying Call
The 1920 election climate sees President Harding urged to mobilize a wartime style campaign with cabinet members and top officials rushing to Ohio. Internal fears of a Democratic edge spark a push for a high intensity appeal aided by straw polls and orchestrated visits to bolster Republican hopes statewide.
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Waiter F. Brown
Toledo
Bull Moose
Thinemas
Ohio
Siete Mont
Regesbligaa
Ohlo Rhow
White House Omen Seen in New York Miller Election Fight
New York politics center on Governor Miller in a tight race for governor and U S Senate. Republicans forecast victory tied to Miller’s record, while Dems rally behind Copeland and Twitch. Key figures include Calitor Copeland and Royal Copeland, with statewide shifts noted since 1904 and up to 1920 election dynamics.
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Au Dion We Batn
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Royal S. Cop Inod
New York City
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Midicai
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Niam Tryndolph Beerst
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Polls and Political Drift Across Ohio and Nation
The piece notes polls have long failed to reliably predict sentiment, touching on Democratic candidate Vic Donshey and Republican Atlee Portisncy with near identical support. It cites Ohio’s political turbulence as Republicans split over figures like Homer Durand and James W. Darnell, while campaign manager Sam Salt shifts allegiance amid the gubernatorial contest.
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Per Orni
Cinvincati Inquirer
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Hes
Washington
Ohio
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Homer Durand
Cerml Thompson Becaue
Jattnr
Drs
Sinte
James W. Darnell
Han
Doughes
Sam Salt
German Loan Plans Raise Doubts Amid Market Decline
A 1922 report outlines German financial authorities debating a new government loan to stabilize currency. Prof. Jacob Rirster questions small-denomination bonds while markets fear continued devaluation. Analysts warn risks of deepening financial instability despite official aims.
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Asitonis
Dorlin
Germany
Financial Suis
Jacob Rirster
Dumler Lester
Geri Tate
Bitter fight over liberal views by Presbyterian clergyman
New York reports a dispute as Rev. Harry E Nerton Festik continues to preach against central Christian doctrines at the First Presbyterian Church of New York, prompting trustees to refrain from action while Philadelphia Presbyterians protest. Church leaders weigh church doctrine against reformist positions amid widening church tensions.
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Harry E Nerton Festik
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Idulat
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Teuatees
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Tallay
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Friozdick
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Eliege Ioule de Mer
J Hong
Stratton
Paklor
Calvary Baptist Church
Fosdik
Lillie
Coal Hearing Set At West Monthly Meeting
Anatin held a coal tariff hearing on Tuesday November 1 to consider a proposed amendment to Vox flags tariff 42C for coal sales and carload reconsignment charges per car. Also on the agenda is a tariff amendment for cotton and cotton inters moving under any quantity.
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Coke
Tria
Rotary Jubilee in Hanston Telegraphed Festive Events
A Jubilee celebration in Hanston, Tes, featured a daytime gathering at 9230 atphink with entertainment by the Mouse ton Houdirivna erancace. The sequence included gatherings at Unryisharg wharves and a bustling evening of socializing, with several performances and community notices shaping the event.
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Cloonay & Debe
Forrester claims coal on Webb County ranch near Laredo
Forrest er, a rancher known for fine horses, reports finding a coal vein during drilling on his Webb County ranch near the Rio Grande. The operation paused at 170 feet as miners planned to adjoin a new water well, with speculation the coal vein continues from a nearby Doloree mine and could yield oil or gas.
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Webb County
Laredo
Tex
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Webb Conty
Rio Grande
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Otue
Tr Jy
Doloree
Mate
Felda
Texas oil operator dies during Chicago visit
Taviatoy Texas oilman Niels Er Hersom dies suddenly in Chicago on a Saturday morning. Secretary Gia Peters cites official sources and notes Hersom, aged and well known in New York social circles, had planned to return home after a theater outing with a friend. His sudden illness worsened through the night and he passed away before dawn.
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Tex
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Chiroga
Asentaga
Nira Caperson
Flr
Baperane
Gia If Peters
Mtr
Pin
Banotant
New York
Dal Funk
Phn City
Tmont
T. Biks
Fspersoi
Corporations Face Tax Shakeup as Revenue Law Debated
The article outlines corporate upset over a new revenue law impacting undivided profits. It notes expected tax changes of 100 to 200 million annually and potential shifts in policy driven by a tax on retained earnings. Officials warn of market impact and regulatory guidance follows.
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Corgulpht
Washington, D. C
Bureau of
New York Stock Exchange
Luimdreda
Grat Enterprises
Ani
Chia
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Caine
Internal Revenue
Bureau
Grofita
Weens
Hor'acyeral Thym Tip
Huwayn Anilmong Committee
Senate Enance Committee
Tel
Entone Iquiries
New York Block Exchange
Prlcca
Iles
Corperar Dana
Uto
Tulsa meeting outlines expansion for Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Assn
Prominent figures in the oil industry gathered in Tulsa for the annual meeting of the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association division. The initial session at the Coaden building discussed expanding divisional activities, increasing the budget, and coordinating with other producers to resist price controls. In chairman's absence, no concrete decisions were made.
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Tl Mid-Continent Oi and Gas Association
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Spe
Vonsistent
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