Ohio Election Returns Show Republican Landslide Across State
Early returns from Ohio elections indicate Republican gains across national and state tickets, with gains in county offices. Chief justice race tightens as Marshall leads Nichols at noon, while Harding leads Cox for president and Willis defeats Julian for U S Senate. Willing statement vows to aid Harding and credit the GOP victory to campaign conduct.
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Batavia
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Marshall
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Bmi Plorantiey
Nichols
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Deag
W. A. Julian
United States Ccratoy
Willa
Julian
U. S
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Frank B. Willig
Tivality
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Ohio Returns Show Harding Leading Cox by Large Margin
Late returns from Ohio elections indicate Warren G. Harding ahead of James M Cox by about 282,040 votes. With 5,580 of 7,145 precincts reporting, Harding had 885,588 to Cox's 602,548, while other results placed Davis ahead of Donahey for governor and Willis leading Julian for the U S Senate.
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James M Cox
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Cox
Preciata
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Donahey
Davis
Donsahey
Frank B. Walllis
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
United States Senate
Willis
Julian
Hospital Notes Birth Announcements Mixed in Text
Fragmented notice lists several birth announcements with names and addresses, including a son born to Mr and Mrs G R Soxd er of 665 East Ave and a son born to Mr and Mrs E R Finkel of Wellington R D No 6, plus a daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Burr of 277 Columbus Street. The passage is garbled with misread words and incomplete lines.
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E.R Finkel
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George Burr
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Lovett Plagag
Jobson
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Suffrage Leaders Confer as Conference Opens
English and U S suffrage leaders meet in Washington to discuss women’s rights and present proposals for a national conference of the Woman’s Party to be held next February. Mrs Petrs kiar en cs and Miss Alice Proin participate in the talks.
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Landslide wins for Harding and GOP in early returns
Early returns show Senator Harding leading in California and Illinois while Republicans gain House and Senate seats. Chicago results yield large GOP margins with Cannon and Mann reelected, and California confirms anti alien measures amid statewide shuffle.
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House
Harding
Sale of at Merchant Shed BN leads to fatal gun incident
Kenneth Knapp sued George Larence of Wellington for selling a loaded firearm to a boy under fourteen. The gun was taken home and placed in a bonfire when it exploded, a piece of steel injuring the boy, who lost his right eye. The plaintiff seeks damages around $16,000 from Larence.
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Wellington
Jtoe
Rene
Local notices and socials mix with bank robbery remark
Nov 3 report shows Thalwa O Loyd in favorable condition. Community gatherings include a Kinldy Parsonage visit by Mr and Mrs Chas Watson, and a MEL church meeting aimed at attracting voting by ladies led by Migs Hlowan of Querlin. Attendees from several families noted, with Redfort residents observing a bank robbery scene.
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Claroni
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Bedfort
Favorite Prescription Boosts Health After Childbirth
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as an effective tonic for new mothers facing the hardships of maternity. It quotes Mrs. Allen of 443 Shore Court describing recovery from weakness, sleeplessness, and near invalid status after motherhood, crediting the remedy with restoring strength and health.
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Akid
Conmamand
Allen
Shore Court
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