Alibi Chorus Blames Cox For Tidal Wave And Rout
Washington reports Nov 6 Democratic leaders seek alibis after Tuesday election losses. Postmaster General Albert Sidney Burleson faulted Cox for failing to target Republican responsibility for farm prices, and for neglecting the president and alienating Wilson cabinet members including himself. Page 4 continuation referenced.
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Washington
Albert Sidney Burleson
Harding
Cox
United States
Republican Party
Wilson
Women win seats in Michigan election landslide
In Michigan Tuesday, women won one state senate seat and multiple county and local offices. Republican candidates swept the results with women elected as sheriffs in Benzie and Roscommon counties, state district elects Mrs Eva Hamilton, and women named as county treasurers in Muskegon Delta and Tuscola, plus clerks in Missaukee and registrars of deeds in Kalamazoo Osceola.
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Mich
State Senate
Michigan
Muskegon
Delta
Tuscola
Missaukes
Deeda
Kalamazoo
Osceola
Hillsdale County
Grand Rapida
Eva Hamilton
Womer
Benzle
Rescommon
Fifty Autos Strong Rally Planned for Akron Republicans
Akron Republicans prepare a Monday Joyfest with a banded parade of fifty autos, speeches from Sen ator-elect J. F. Burke Prosecutor-elect Lawrence Webber Representative E. V. Cotton and George Chamberlain, plus fireworks and loud celebration. Mayor Jones pledges police will not interrupt the revelry. Mrs. Bins urges county women to gather at the courthouse at 7 PM for a monster parade.
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Wired
L. Knight
Akron
J. F. Burke
Lawrence Webber
E. V. Cotton
George Chamberlain
Bins
Elyria
No pardon for Eugene Debs
President Wilson is understood not to intend pardoning Eugene V Debs who is serving a ten year sentence in the federal penitentiary for violation of the espionage act. The administration reportedly fears clemency would set a bad precedent and invite further opposition and attempts at clemency.
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Washington
Wilsons
Eugene, V. Debbe
Federal Penitentiary
Atantta
First Arrest Under New Law Draws 800 Dollar Fine
Sheriff Backus and deputies raid Nicholas Rareburns home in Black River township near Lorain under the Crabbe act. A still is seized with several gallons of whisky and raising mash. Ranchura jailed and fined 560 dollars plus costs after appearing before Justice Chamberlain. This is his second arrest for the offense.
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Crabbe
Sherif Backus
Nicholas Rareburn
Black River Township
Lorain
Ranchura
Justice Chamberlain
Young Men's Business Club to Hear J S Knox Talk
At Tuesday meeting of the Young Men's Business club an address will be given by J S Knox, president of the Knox School of Basesmanship and Business Efficiency. Knox, described as a wide experience, clear speaker, is expected to deliver an exceptionally interesting talk.
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Young Men's Business Club
J. S. Knox
Knox School of Basesmanship and Business Efficiency
Knox
Crabbe Act Carries State by Two Hundred Thousand
The Chronicle-Telegram reports the Crabbe Act won by about 200 000 votes, praising law enforcement and prohibition work. Lorain county contributed strongly, and women’s organizations aiding the cause are congratulated. The act was viewed as the campaign’s defining issue, signaling a strike against wet interests.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Crabbe
J. A. White
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Complete County Vote Filed by Election Board
The board of elections completed the official count and sent results to the secretary of state. Governor Davis 14,963. Donshey 11,721. Brown 17,108. Wright 8,282. Smith 17,788. Fulton 7,722. Tracy 17,821. Archer 17,?. Knight 16,656. Willis 17,?. Burke 17,586. Culbertson 7,928. Fritz 7,400. Chronicle-Telegram to publish final results.
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Hamilton
Foote
Brown
Wright
van Schoyce
W. O. Blasa
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Fulton
Markert
Shuman
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Butler
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Tripp
Congress
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Davey
Willis
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Burke
Endley
Culbertsom
Fritz
Better Speech week ends with extemporaneous high school talks
The Elyria public schools conclude the Better Speech week with extemporaneous speeches by six contestants. Miss Willett and Miss Brown led the program and assigned topics about half an hour before the chapel exercise. The event closes the high school segment of the program.
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Elyria
Margaret Brownell
Willett
Miss Brown
Chos
Red Cross Roll Call Plans Open in Elyria Nov 11
Fourth Red Cross Roll Call set to run for one week in Elyria starting November 11. City team director Mrs. J C Bins will chair Elyria's quota aiming at about $7000. Local setup includes Red Cross layout at Magoni floor from 9 to 3 with volunteers urged to prepare to give.
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Red Cross
Elyria
J. C. Bins
Sotherdon
H. B Dickson
Neido Oday
Mlyria
Magoni
Filyria Red Cross
Minister Detained After Sandwich Inn Shooting
In Windsor Ontario Rev J O L Sprackiin pastor of Sandwich Methodist Church and a liquor inspector are detained in Sandwich jail after Beverly Trumble, inn proprietor of Campbell House, is shot dead during a raid. The ministers claim they forced entry via a rear window after doors were barred.
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Windsor
J. O. L. Sprackiin
Sandwich Methodist Church
Sandwich
Beverly Trumble
Campbell House
Spracklin
Road House
State Comptroller Held for Jury in New York Case
State comptroller Eamene M. Travis was ordered held for the grand jury after a John Doe inquiry into alleged irregularities in the comptroller's office. Chief Justice Kernochan of general sessions presided over the proceedings.
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New York
Eamene M. Travis
Kernochan
Sessiana
John Doe
Whitaker Elected County Judge Despite Prisoner Status
Whitesburg Kentucky November 6 Fess Whitaker a prisoner in the county jail was elected county judge defeating the opponent who had sentenced him.
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Whitesburg
Fess Whitaker
President Elect Harding Begins Rest on Southern Trip
On board Senator Hardings special train Nov 6 he starts a month long vacation to southern Texas and Panama as he shifts from campaign concerns to rest before taking up administration duties. Local referendum results show county Yes 16640 No 10124 and city wide electric referendum Yes 1606 No 6812. ward three precinct D shows Yes 293 No 74 likely an error to be corrected by election officials.
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Harding
Texas
Panama
Board of Elections
Republicans Near Sweep As Votes Inconclusive In Three Districts
New York New York November election results show three districts undecided on fifth day of tabulation. Republicans hold 299 seats already with 138 for Democrats and predict upsets in fourth and eighth districts, potentially widening the GOP margin. George C. Brown, 61, a mill worker, and Clara Engels, 64, of Elyria, noted in the report.
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New York
Hemita
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Dietripteof
George C. Brown
Clara Engels
Elyria
Henry Krohn Dead and City Flags at Half Mast
The death of Henry Krohn, former city marshal and police chief, removes one of the city’s best known figures. Mayor Jones orders all city flags lowered to half mast until after his funeral on Sunday. The item notes Krohn’s prominence and the citywide mourning observance.
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Henry Krohn
Jones
Weather forecast calls for week of rain and snow
Washington reports weath er predictions for the coming week begin Monday with rain in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee then fair and cold. Great Lakes area expected rain and light snow at start, followed by generally fair and moderately cold conditions.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
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