Borah Urges Idahoans to Elect Gooding Senator
Senator Borah in a Washington wired interview urges Idaho to elect Frank R. Gooding for U S senator and back the Republican ticket. He argues tariff reform and tariff protection for western agriculture, warns against the league of nations and a council of nine foreigners, and expresses strong support for Harding Coolidge and the local ticket.
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Idaho
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United States
Washington Dispatch
John Thomas
Republican State Central Committee
Senatorial Race in Idaho Sees Tight Campaign Finish
Boise Idaho Nov 1 AP bitter campaign for United States senator ended with Nugent Democrat facing Gooding Republican in a close contest. Nugent beat Gooding by 970 votes two years ago during a vacancy election. Leaders expect a tighter race than others on the ticket.
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Idaho
United States
John P. Nugent
Frank R. Gooding
Nugent
Gooding
Gold Sale by Australian Producers Reports to New York Bank
Melbourne dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph reports the Gold Producers' association in Melbourne sold 164000 ounces of fine gold to the National City Bank of New York.
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National City Bank of New York
Gold Producers’ Association
Melbourne
Australia
Exchange Telegraph
White says Democrats fought clean fight in campaign
Democratic National Committee chairman George White vows a Cox victory will mean militarism is jailed forever while a Harding win would allow militarism to murder and pillage again. He touts an honorable, clean campaign and stresses the league of nations as essential to world peace and US prosperity.
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Democratic Free Trade and What It Means to Idaho
Washington report shows October first half Canadian wheat and flour imports far exceed seven year totals. The Federal Trade Commission cites 4,950,000 bushels of wheat and 65,946 barrels of flour, prompting calls from Governor Allen for possible embargo measures.
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Hayes Sees GOP Victory With 864 Electors Forecast
New York November 1. Will H Hayes chairman of the Republican national committee reiterated that the Republican ticket is certain to obtain 864 electoral votes in tomorrow's election and there is a strong possibility the total will reach the 400 mark. He did not make a formal statement, resting on last night's declaration that the evidence of an overwhelming Republican victory hourly strengthens.
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Tennessee
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Daytoon
Toledo
Nonpartisan League Fight in Montana
Montana electors head to the polls tomorrow to decide on the Nonpartisan League ballot. Campaigns release last statements as Senator Meyers endorses Republican nominees while U S Senator Walsh backs the Democrats. A full state ticket is at stake.
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Helena
Mont
Roa
Caroena League
Henry A Meyers
Republicantate
United States
T. J. Walsh
Tall Man Died In Texas Area Tallest Man In U S
J W Patterson of Bloomburg Texas aged 73 native of Miller county Arkansas died Sunday at his home He stood seven feet five inches tall He was reputed locally to be the tallest man in the United States Election weather forecasts show rains in Atlantic states upper Ohio valley and Great Lakes with possible snow in northern Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota fair and cool elsewhere
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Communists Rally to Boycott Election Across City
New York dispatch reports activists posted placards urging a boycott and walkout from the election. Officials say several individuals were arrested for distributing the leaflets claiming the system is a sham and that a Soviet government would replace capitalism.
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Anti Socialist Candidates Win Big in Rome Municipal Election
Rome on November 1 saw anti Socialist candidates triumph with large majorities. Citizens filled streets waving national flags as pro socialists faced a decisive defeat amid strong public enthusiasm.
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Storm Rages Over South Dakota Tale
A South Dakota storm disrupts communications with telephone and telegram systems under heavy winds. Report describes ongoing weather conditions and initial impacts on travel and local services.
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South Dakota
Polls Open Tuesday Amid Registration and Voting Place Talk
Voters will find polling details as registration and voting locations are discussed. The article notes openings around 7 p.m and mentions a plan for multiple venues and a closing time. The exact list of sites appears later in the publication.
Eleventh hour contest fuels doubt in key states
In New York on November 1 the presidential race tightens as both parties claim paths to the 266 electoral votes needed. Cox and Roosevelt are forecast to win by party leaders, with states like Ohio Nevada Arizona Kentucky Maryland New Mexico and Oklahoma cited as battlegrounds. Women voters emerge as a pivotal unknown in this late stage.
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Buckeye
Sparklers Are Stolen Sparklers Are Stolen
Fort Dodge Iowa November 1 A Fentin an employee of the American Express company is under arrest charged with stealing diamonds valued at 3600 dollars shipped to the city by an Omaha concern. Diamonds were found hidden in a phone in Fentin's room according to police who say he claimed he found them.
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Harding Concludes Campaign and Predicts Results
Senator Harding, finishing his campaign, avoided claim of victory and urged voters to recall his past statements supporting inauguration as president. He will cast his ballot in his long-time precinct and spend election night at home with Mrs. Harding as AP bulletins track totals from all states.
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American Schooner Wins Second Fisherman's Race
The schooner Esperanto from Lunenburg won the second international Fisherman’s Race by eight minutes and eight seconds over Delawana of Halifax. Gloucester's Esperanto held a tight chase with Delawana through four legs on a forty mile course amid wind squalls and rain, finishing with Delawana close behind.
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Railroad to Pay $15,750,000 to United Lines
Washington announces settlement funding $15,750,000 to the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway to resolve federal control claims. The Railway Administration will also fund $20,000,000 over ten years for additions and improvements connected to the settlement.
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Rail line dispute over maintenance and funding terms
The main difficulties between the railroad administration and the railway company centered on maintenance of war and future needs, equipment, depreciation and interest. Mutual concessions were made to adjust cash payment of the balance due on emancipation and funding of the debt to the administration with first mortgage bonds deposited as collateral.
Bourbons Hold League Rally in Washington
The Democratic campaign committee of the District of Columbia plans a unity rally on November 1. Supporters will march up Pennsylvania Avenue toward the executive mansion, sing patriotic songs, and hear brief remarks from speakers.
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Reunion of North and South China Proclaimed
Peking issues a proclamation declaring reunion and calling new elections under old rules. It cites Ten Chun-Hsuao and the dissolution of the southern government, while Sun Yat-Sen and Tang Shao-Yi at Shanghai reject the proclamation as without force. The Beijing government hopes to conciliate southern factions.
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Ten Chun-Hsuao
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Tang Shao-Yi
Shanghai
Almada Named Permanent Governor of Baja California
Baldomero A. Almada has been appointed permanent governor of the northern district of Lower California by Mexicali official President Merida. Almada, who had been provisional governor last July but did not take office, succeeds Gov Balareseo after Estaban Cantu vacated the post.
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Election Returns From AP to Be Shown Overnight in Pocatello
The Tribune will receive AP special election returns starting 5 pm Tuesday and run all night. Results from state precincts, militia, national, state or county totals will be flashed to a large canvas at the Bannock hotel across Center street from the Tribune building, with AP ahead of other services by about half an hour.
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