Governors Contest In Twenty Nations Arouses Voter Interest
The piece notes gubernatorial elections in thirty four states on Tuesday alongside nationwide contests for president. It highlights New York Illinois Wisconsin races with factional fights affecting Senate seats and mentions Maine electing Frederic H. Parkhurst. It lists other states choosing judges and state officers and notes Senate control hinging on results.
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House of Representatives
Maine
Frederic H. Parkhurst
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Illinois
James Hamilton Lewis
Wisconsin
Lenroot
la Follette
Robert B. McCoy
Alabama
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
California
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Nevada
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Virginia
United States Senate
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
James Thompson
White Issues Statement on Harding Victory
George White chair man of the Democratic National Committee conceded Senator Harding's election at 11 p m Tuesday night in a release urging rescue of the League of Nations While praising the public for the decision White warned of political morass and noted Irish freedom and the fish question as outcomes of the vote He called for unity and accepted the result with foreboding and resolve.
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New York
George White
Democratic National Committee
Harding
League of Nations
Great Britain
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Germany
Cox
Dayton Daily News
Harding Plans Texas Visit En Route to Panama
Senator Harding will begin his Texas trip Friday night or Saturday morning and arrive at Point Isabel near Brownsville next Monday. He will stay about 12 days in Texas then travel to Panama via New Orleans. In the canal zone he will stay about a week to study local conditions firsthand.
Price Drive to Continue Against Profiteers
The Department of Justice will continue its drive on profiteers wherever and whenever found, even after the dissolution of the fair price committee. Assistant Attorney General Robert T. Scott announced the disbanding and said the campaign against exorbitant prices has been of substantial benefit to the average citizen.
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Department of Justice
Robert T. Scott
Atorney
Fair Price Committee
Scott
Harding and Coolidge Sweep Nation in Major Victory
Republican Warren G. Harding wins the presidency with Calvin Coolidge as vice president over James M. Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt. The landslide follows a four month campaign focused on issues, contrasting Democratic League of Nations advocacy with Republican restraint. Early returns show Harding wins in Connecticut Delaware Idaho Illinois Iowa Kansas Maine Massachusetts Michigan Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont Washington Wisconsin Wyoming. State-by-state notes from Georgia Maryland Massachusetts Ohio and several western states reflect rural and urban support and the impact of woman voters on the outcome.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Calvin Coolidge
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James M. Cox
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New Hampshire
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Vermont Republicans Win Big In State Elections
Vermont voters chose a solidly Republican slate led by William P. Dillingham for U. S. Senator and James Hartness for governor. Howard E. Shaw and Fred C. Martin headed the Democratic ticket but were defeated by large margins across the state.
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Montpelier
United States
William P. Dillingham
Howard E. Shaw
James Hartness
Fred C. Martin
Pennsylvania and New Hampshire Back Harding in Races
In Philadelphia Pennsylvania gave Harding a strong majority over Cox as Democrats conceded the national ticket victory. In Concord New Hampshire the Republicans carried the state for Harding despite past support for Wilson.
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Harding
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Wilson
Mandate Offered to Italy for Armenia
Rome reports the Tempo states the mandate for Armenia has been offered to Italy, which is disposed to accept it.
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Rome
Tempo
Armenia
Almost a New Congress Shapes After Tuesday Election
A new House of Representatives was elected and just over one third of the Senate chosen in Tuesday’s general election. While the presidential race dominated attention, congressional contests drew substantial interest.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
William and Mary Quarterly Historical Magazine Revived
In January 1921 the College of William and Mary will revive the William and Mary Quarterly Historical Magazine once edited by Dr Lyne G Tyler former college president The magazine was a standard authority on Virginia history rich in historical and genealogical material contributed by Dr Tyler
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Williamsburg
College of William and Mary
William and Mary Quarterly
Lyne G. Tyler
Virginia
Prince Paul Deliberates on Greek Throne
Prince Paul said acceptance of the Greek throne rests entirely with the Greek people. He told the Greek minister in Lucerne that only if the people reject Constantine’s return and exclude Prince George would he accept the government’s offer.
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Lucerne
Prince Paul
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Prince George
Harding and Coolidge Win in Midwest States
In Wisconsin Milwaukee early ballots favored Harding and Coolidge and held through the finish. In Missouri St Louis both parties claimed but Harding and Coolidge led to a majority. In Nebraska Lincoln Harding and Coolidge carried the state with a surprising margin.
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Harding
Coolidge
Missouri
St. Louis
Nebraska
Lincoln
Harding Victory Reported Across States in Early Returns
Early returns from South Dakota and California indicate a Republican landslide. Pierre shows the ticket successful, while California reports Harding carried the state and Cox conceded. The Dayton News also issued an extra edition conceding Harding's victory as President.
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Pierre
Cox
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Dayton News
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National Banks Prosperity Reported for Fiscal Year
8,157 national banks reported gross revenue of 1.109 billion dollars, or 24 percent of capital, for the year ending June 30. Comptroller Jobs Skelton Williams called it a new high record. Only five banks failed, a record not matched since the prior year had no failures.
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