Presidential Race Narrowing in Close Election Tug Of War
The article reports a tight presidential race between Wilson and Hughes, with New York and several Western states leaning Hughes while the South stays Democratic. It notes fluctuating electoral votes, incomplete returns, and party leaders urging vigilance as results trickle in.
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Moston
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Hunter
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Vance C. McCormick
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House
The Electoral Vote In Morning Resolve
The electoral college met on the morning of ember o based on received reports. The fragmentary text shows early indications of how electors aligned, with the outcome still uncertain as results arrived.
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Emctorel College
Governors Elected Across States in 1920 Ballot
The article lists newly elected governors by state including Hunt in Arizona and Brough in Arkansas, with others like Whitman in New York and Ferguson in Texas. It notes women voted in twelve states for the first time and references broader election outcomes and bettings in New York and Chicago. President Wilson remained at Shadow Lawn as results poured in, while Hughes coordinated from Hotel Astor with family nearby.
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Fragmentary 10th District Elector Feud Fans Wages Dispute
A fragmented report notes candidate Enge Lite and others in the Tenth Minecart district contending for presidential elector positions amid labor tensions. Election officials faced delays and a wage dispute with Beate Esestion Beard on Strike and Kenorhe Wik.
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Kenorhe
Pan Tie Counel
Wild Doge Beare Jersey Forks
Patrols report a roaming pack of wild dogs terrorizing northern Paramus county and the Greenwood Lake mountainous area for a week. No injuries reported as residents brace for potential encounters and local authorities lodge warnings.
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Jersey Forks
Paterson N. J
Pamale County
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Greenwood Lake
Deaf youth from Granger, Wash. dies after years of isolation
A 19 year old resident of Granger Washington, who had been deaf since infancy, died after being socially isolated. He never attended school and had limited contact with others. The death is noted with emphasis on his lifelong deafness and lack of schooling, reflecting the era's attitudes toward disability.
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Wass
Granger
Wash
Supreme Court Awards for Kick Injuries at Pottaviilo
The supreme court upheld an award totaling 5,500 to Joseph Kierancky for injuries from a kick received in Pottaviilo. A mute bystander was permanently injured, with teeth knocked out, in the incident.
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Lee
Renowned Painter Kitled Dies After Car Truck Collision
Hartford artist William Gedney Bunce, famed for Venetian marine scenes, died Sunday in a hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile while riding in a truck. The death ends a noted career in art circles.
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Wilam Gedney Bunce
Hunday
Airmen Bombard Suez and Constantinople
Turkish officials said on Saturday that Turkish planes bombed Suez Port Tewfik and the British railway east of the Suez Canal. The attacks hit multiple targets and were announced as part of ongoing hostilities.
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Liner Douhkala Reports Submarine Attack near Toulon
French liner Douhkala reports an attack by a submarine off Toulon on Saturday. A battle lasting about 45 minutes occurred at a range of about 16,000 yards before the liner bore the attacker away.
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Douhkala
Amr
Hinsdale Candidate McLeod Dies on Election Day
Lake City Colorado reports Republican assessor candidate Hough C. McLeod died Tuesday two hours after polls opened. McLeod had suffered ill health for some time.
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Colo
Fifty Lose Lives In Boston Trolley Disaster
In Boston nearly all the crowd escaped heavy injuries when a Boston Elevated Railway surface trolley plunged through an open rail on a Summer street bridge. The accident occurred at night as passengers rushed to exits amid chaos and fear.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Summer Street Bridge
Avenida Beira Mar Driveway of Rio de Janeiro Inspires
The Avenida Beira Mar along Guanabara Bay is celebrated for its vivid tropical drapery and beauty. Gardens overflow with begonias azaleas camellias and orchids while potholed roads host flowering vistas and glimpses of life behind flower framed windows. Built in ten years amid heavy effort and red tape it stands as a celebrated public work that surpasses expectations.
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Guanabara
O Xeaside
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Rio de Janeiro
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Itrather
Two Casts of Mind and Two Classes of Writers
The piece contrasts two mindsets and two writer types: the classical calm that notes all, the romantic magic that ignores disease and ugliness. It aligns Goethe with this divide, suggesting classical is healthy while romantic is diseased, with walkers in public life versus those in the by-streets.
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Goethe
Coin-Operated Electric Fans Hit the Market
The Scientific American notes a new electric fan that runs only after a coin is deposited. A clock mechanism in the base meters operation time, allowing one hour per nickel. Multiple coins can add several hours of use, with continuous or intermittent running as the user prefers.
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Scientific American
Army drinking debate echoed in mock wartime talk
A fragmentary exchange mocks British army critics of drinking. One speaker quips that no new points will be raised, while the other cites battlefield bio tanks as evidence, reflecting wartime skepticism and satirical tone.
Difficult to Identity and the Forchlight Moment
Milas Cayenne and Farmer Countessel debate recognition and worth. A tagbed dialogue ponders what it costs to see true value and how past lighted marches used lamps on poles, noting cheaper fuels in earlier times.
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Milas Cayenne
Coun Tessel
Modern Advantages Echo Talk On Youth Opportunities
The exchange notes that a young man today has more chances to pursue hobbies like golf and motoring. Mr. Cumrox contrasts youth prospects with those of earlier ages, suggesting older generations lacked similar beginnings.
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Mr. Cumrox
Ananias Exaggerates Sale Proceeds Stir Campaign Disharmony
In a disputed incident a speaker named Ananias inflated the price of a sale, drawing scrutiny as candidates and campaign managers navigate the fallout. The episode sparks debate on honesty in political fundraising and the consequences for involved figures.
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Ananias
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