Vote Sets Record Republican Ballot Count in County
The county board of elections began tallying ballots from 103 precincts after Tuesday's vote and may finish by afternoon. They report higher than ever questionable ballots sent in separate envelopes for decision. County totals show Warren G Harding leading with 18,163 votes and James 4 winning a large plurality. Other state and local ticket results list Brown, Wreht, Smith, Fulton, Tracy, Butler, Archer, and Price among leaders with notable margins. Judicial ticket totals include Chief Justice Marshall and Hugh L Nichols with strong showings. further results to be published as counts finalize.
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Fulton
Tracy
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Price
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Knight
Davey
Burke
Endley
Building Permits Soar in October Across City
October permits rose sharply from prior months, totaling 69 635 for new structures. Major items included 55 000 for a Victory Building and 10 600 by Columbia Steel Co for a new building and addition. Nine auto garages and a new dwelling on Widdle Avenue were issued, with remaining permits for repairs on various sites.
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Harry Hinkson
Elyria Votes Split Narrowly on Electric Ordinance
Elyria turnout for an electric ordinance showed limited support as only two precincts neared 100 votes. Precinct A in the first ward covering Washington and Harrison streets reported 106 votes, while Precinct A in the fourth ward tallied 120.
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Republicans Sweep to Power in Nationwide Election
In a landslide nationwide vote, Republicans gain overwhelming control as voters cast ballots at garages and early polling sites. President Harding appears serious amid a decisive electoral day.
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Harding Victory Sparks Warm Local Congratulations
A 1920 Ohio note from Lorain County congratulates Warren G Harding on his election. The writer praises the Chamberlain family for support and cites personal ties, declaring national triumph and personal joy at Harding’s victory. The message mentions Elyria and President Elect Harding with affectionate regard.
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Haigh Wins And Loses In County Commissioner Race
In a tense county election the Haigh and Richmond contest provided the main drama of the campaign as votes were tallied on Tuesday. Officials reported Haighs were busy handling returns while results fluctuated through the evening.
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Richmond
Palmer urged to testify in coal mine trial probe
Indianapolis November 4 Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer was advised by telegram that a probe of his involvement in the case against 125 coal mine operators and miners would occur when the trial opens on November 8 in Federal Court. Judge Anderson said the miners and operators would be called on that date and indicated government counsel may explain an alleged Palmer related evidence proposal.
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Telegram to Palmer on Armstrong case trial notice
The telegram from Noble C Butler Clerk United States District Court directs Judge Anderdon to notify Palmer that United States vs Armstrong et al will be called for trial next Monday November 8. An investigation will be held in open court into matters involving Palmer's connection with the case. The notice follows the resignation of Mr Simms on October 4 who oversaw prosecution of 125 miners and operators. Indictments were returned December 17 1919 by a special grand jury for investigating conduct of the mineral strike in the bituminous fields last November and possible miner operator collusion.
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Anderdon
United States
Armstrong
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Noble C Butler
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Simms
Andey
Why Do Men Laugh Asks Speaker Before Methodist Club
One hundred ten men gathered for the regular Monthly meeting and banquet of the First Methodist Church Men’s Club. Speaker Professor Newcomb, secretary of the Industrial Social Organization of Cleveland and former Ohio Wesleyan professor, delivered a humorous talk on why men laugh and the classification of jokes with illustrations.
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French Vote Shapes View of League Defeat in Paris
French papers comment on Harding’s win as a defeat for the league of nations and for President Wilson. The Temps calls it a referendum on U S entry, while other outlets note international implications and debates over tariff policy and American duties.
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Harding
League of Nations
United States
Wilson
Herdegnan
France
Journal Des Bats
Republican Party
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Europe
Election wave dampened by Wilsonian policy fallout
New York reports show Democratic defeats amid mixed returns as observers note a shift in public support. Early tallies list numerous states with Democratic candidates losing ground while Republicans claim certain victories, though many results remain incomplete and still in play. The overall pattern hints at a divided mandate rather than a sweeping trend.
Garford School Addition Nearing Completion
Construction on the Garford school building addition makes steady progress. Teachers and pupils are distracted by construction noise as work continues toward a hoped completion by January 1.
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Crabbe Act 15 Carries in County and Elyria Vote
The Lorain County Dry Federation backed the Crabbe Act as 27,006 ballots were cast with 16,665 for law enforcement and 10.34 percent against it. Elyria reported 4,604 in favor and 2,817 against. Superintendent White of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League announced the act’s broad approval, estimating a statewide majority between 100,000 and 150,000 with about half precincts reporting.
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Lorain County
White
Ohio Anti
Marriage Licenses and Correction Notice
Marriage licenses issued to Myron Martin and Minnie Nelson both in their mid twenties in Amherst. to Leroy Moore and Florence Layne from Ta Rain Goetz corrections note no arrest as reported, three youths charged with disorderly conduct. Herman Goetz not arrested, correction issued due to misidentification.
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Minnie Nelson
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Leroy Moore
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Goetz
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Nguor
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Elyria Debates Crabbe Act HB 620 Vote Count
Unofficial ballot tally from Elyria shows early results on the Crabbe Act HB 620, the proposed law addressing law enforcement policy with residents awaiting final certification. The count highlights early support and opposition signals from local voters.
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