Health and party split over league of nations in Georgia
A Georgia platform opposes the league of nations while Democratic figures such as Dorsey and Coxon are tied to differing stances. The piece surveys how Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, and California campaigns reflect broad national tensions, with several candidates backing or opposing Wilsonian policy. A cartoon idea imagines Harding as a mother forcing a league blanket over quarrelsome party leaders.
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Colorado
Tally Scott
Democratic Party
Nonpartisan League
Wilson
Coxon
League of Nations
Charles 5. Thomas
Senate
Grego
Chamberlain
Hitchcock
Lodge
Democratic
Oregon
California
James D. Phelan
Phelan
President Wilson
United States
Harding
Esther
Women Vote Now Is Speculative Subject With Party Leaders
Chicago's election eve rumors center on a strong women vote that could delay returns. Campaign managers warn of fraud precautions and possible intimidation of women voters. James Hamilton Lewis predicts a lead of more than 30,000 votes for governor. Len Small backers claim a 250,000 margin in Illinois.
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Associated Press
Chicago
West
Puy
Ilinois
James Hamilton Lewis
Len Small
Thompson
Lewis
Heavy Vote Expected in New York State Election
By the Associated Press New York November 1 campaign ends with leaders confident of a record turnout. About 3.468 million eligible voters include 1.5 million women. Gov Smith seeks re election with Miller at Syracuse. Lieut Gov Walker plans Buffalo rally. Wadsworth in Geneseo. Socialists target re election of five ousted officials and may elect five more assemblymen and one or two congressmen.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State
Smith
Nathan L. Miller
Syracuse
Harry C. Walker
United States
Buffalo
James W. Wadsworth
Geneseo
Assembly
Order Discontinues Chicago Subtreasury
Washington Nov 1 The Associated Press reports that Secretary Houston today ordered the discontinuance of the Chicago subtreasury at the close of business Wednesday Nov 3. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago will handle all exchanges of paper currency and United States money on that date. Outstanding gold certificates issued by the Chicago subtreasury will be received for payment by the reserve bank or by the United States treasurer.
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Associated Press
Washington, D C
Chicago
Houston
Federal Reserve Bank At
United States
Reserve Bank
Michigan demos hope poll in Detroit voters forecast
Detroit reports Democratic leaders predict Morris for governor and several congressmen will win tomorrow. Republicans forecast a clean sweep with a large plurality, and party managers anticipate total votes over 750000. In Connecticut, campaigns close with a record vote expected for the senatorial clash between Ly ward Byam and Augustine Lonergen. Wisconsin realignment centers on party lines with endorsements and La Follette influence shaping state ticket support.
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Michigan
Demos Hopepul
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Woodbridge
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Frank B.byandegee
Augustine Lonergen
James M. Pierce Dies Suddenly in Des Moines
James M. Pierce publisher of the Iowa Homestead died suddenly in Des Moines this afternoon, death due to heart failure. He had led the Homestead for over 35 years and also published The Wisconsin Farmer and The Farmer and Stockman. He had been indisposed for several days and not in his office about a week. He was born May 9.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Nov
James M. Pierce
Iowa Homestead
Ma. Pierce
The
Homestead
Wisconsin Farmer
Farmer and Stockmar
Harding Confident to Vote Early and Spend Day at Home
Marion Ohio leading political notes report Harding plans to vote early in the afternoon and spend the rest of the day at home with Mrs Harding. He predicts no formal pre election claim and notes he expects to be inaugurated next March. Returns will be received at their home with AP dispatches relaying results from 48 states. Coolidge retires from campaigning without remarks and will accompany Mrs Coolidge to the polls tomorrow in Northampton.
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Associated Press
Marion
Enator Harding
Herding
Harding
Coolidge
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Frome
Northampton
Four Killed in Burlington Train Collision Near Depot
Four persons died in a Burlington wreck near the depot in Stanton Iowa after extra train No 10 ran past a signal and collided with a freight train, triggering a chain crash that involved westbound train No 4 and workers from Creston and Lincoln Nebr. The unidentified tramp riding the westbound train was among the dead.
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Burlington
Associated Press
Stanton
Charles Conklin
Creston
Elmer E. Anderson
Lyndall
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
G. W Holdering
Burlington Lines
Yankee Schooner Wins Second Race Championship Title
The Esperanto from Gloucester won the second international fisherman's race securing the championship. The race proved thrilling despite rain mist and rough seas.
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Yankee Schooner
Associated Press
Halifax
N. S
Gloucester
Black arson case trials tied to white vigilante fears
Eleven Black individuals appeared in Montgomery today linked to fires at cotton gins, a dwelling, houses, and churches. Officials say clues point to unidentified riders, but many believe white men directed the destruction.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Lenders Continue Last Day Battles For Close States
From New York. As polls open, Republicans and Democrats claim confidence in victory. George White and Will Hays project Harding or Cox Roosevelt wins with key states Ohio Nevada Maryland New Mexico Tennessee North Carolina Oklahoma in play. Women voters mystery discussed as speculation centers on turnout and impact on the national result. Wyoming faces tight presidential race alongside six state constitutional amendments.
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Tress
New York
Cox
Roosevelt
George White
Will J1. Hays
Harding
United States
Ohio
Nevada
Hemi
Entity
Maryland
New Mexico
Tennessee
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Buckeye
Wiseacres
Maine
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
Jessy
Wilson
Steatest
Taggart After Watson In Indiana Senate Fight
Indianapolis voters face a key Senate race as Thomas Taggart challenges incumbent James E. Watson. The outcome of the presidential contest looms, but Indiana’s U S Senate race draws intense interest with Watson defending his seat against Taggart in the state’s election tomorrow.
Election Eve Preparations Across Parties Reported
On the eve of the election, party leaders and workers in Philadelphia and surrounding areas focused on mobilizing volunteers and reinforcing campaign operations. The AP notes all factions intensified efforts to secure votes, coordinate get out the vote drives, and rally supporters for the final push before voting begins.
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Pniledelphia
Camerania
Aranii
Falions
Vote for Lewis Slogan Boosts Chicago Governor Race
In Chicago a last minute contest for governor between Len Simal Republican and James Hamilton Lewis Democrat dominates the presidential race. Thompson faction Republican Small faces opposition as Hearst papers abstain. Chicago Republican papers urge voters to scratch ticket and back Harding for president and Lewis for governor amid heated Cook County county officer campaigns.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Len Simal
James Hamilton Lewis
Io Ul- Neis
Small
Thompson
Hearst
Republican
Harding
Lewis
Cook County
Ohio Voters Await Harding Cox Victory Call
Ohio voters face decisions on tomorrow's presidential election with Warren G. Harding of Marion and James M. Cox of Dayton the leading native contenders. The campaign has produced a flood of political arguments and heightened interest. W A Jenkins of Cincinnati, Democratic candidate for senator, will speak in Canton.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Warren G. Harding
Marion
James M. Cox
Dayton
W. A. Jenkins
Cincinnati
Canton
Elections in Havana Stir Anxiety Over Presidential Vote
In Havana Cuba voters faced a tense day as they awaited the result of the presidential race between Liberal nominee Jose Miguel Gomez and conservative coalition candidate Dr Alfred Zayas. The bitter campaign ended with party lines blurred and leadership in contention.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Jose Miguel Gomez
Alfred Zayas
Big Vote in Missocre and Nebraska Gubernatorial Race
Voters in Missouri and Nebraska head to the polls with forecasts of high turnout. In Missouri about 99,000 votes are expected, far above the usual. Balloting includes state and national offices, two constitutional amendments, two referenda on prohibition enforcement and workers compensation, plus a road bonds proposition. In Nebraska the governor’s race draws heavy attention alongside the presidential contest. Governor McKelvie, John H. Morehead, and Arthur Gray vie, with Labor and Nonpartisan groups backing Gray. Secretary D B Amsberry estimates over 400,000 votes cast.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
MM Uri
Nebraska
iBy Une Wvnted Press
Omaha
Neb
Samuel R. McKelvie
John H. Morehead
Arthur Gray
Nonpartigan League
D. Bf. Amsberry
State Issues At Frost In Minnesota Election
State issues overshadow the presidential campaign as Minnesota voters head to the polls tomorrow. The governor and attorney general races draw the main attention with Republican and Democratic contenders leading the contests.
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St. Paul
Mino
Minnesota
Goernor
Get Rich Quick Bubbles That Have Burst
After ballot results, the Courier previews a series on Get Rich Quick Bubbles That Have Burst. The first article by Harley Matthews appears on page 4 Tuesday evening, detailing true stories of Ponzi schemes and gullible victims from around the world.
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Courier
den of Oppenheim
Conan Doyle
Harley Matthews
Women voters rise in Iowa 1926 election drive in Black Hawk
Black Hawk county braces for a large turnout as women voters join men at the polls. County Auditor J A Francis says expect up to 25 000 ballots in Waterloo where most voters reside. Extra clerks and police to handle crowds. information desk planned for questions without delaying lines. 25 000 ballots printed as emergency stock. women leaders Pettit Pickett Hardin Marsh craft outreach while Cox supporters cite League of Nations.
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J. A. Francis
A& Tung
Francis
Alsa
Black Nawk
Hughes
Wilson
Benson
Soc
Hanly
Socialist Labor
Waterloo
United States
Kenyon
Keyes
J.J. Rainbow
Tommorrow
Iowa
Polly
Fred S. Pettit
Women’s County Republican Organization
B. Pickett
Pettit
Get Cad
Democrats
CG. W. Hardin
State Department assures Japanese on equitable California deal
The State Department said no outcome of California's proposed changes to alien land tenure will be acceptable unless it follows existing law and the national instinct of justice. The statement, issued with Japan, aims to reassure Japanese interests while noting no political meaning tied to California's election.
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Washington, D
State Department
California
Department
Washington
Japan
Davis
Department For State
Istate
Jaripan
Cummins 10 Gets Support of Many Union Men
A broad base of railroad and union members voiced support for Cummins in reaction to anti Cummins Esch bill propaganda. Voters, including younger adults and recently enfranchised women, question mass mail campaigns from Des Moines and examine the senator’s record on reform. A courier notes a letter from Waterloo men defending Cummins and urging informed votes in the 1918 election context.
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Cummins
Cummins-Esch
National House
Senate
Des Moines
Waterloo
Darelay
John Ortner
Wilson
Formner
Harding
Cox
Cox 19 | Tomorrow and’ Tor. Hardine
Coolidge
Gove
Mnittee
Old Brotherhood
Delaware voters eye statewide tickets in final appeals
In Wilmington on November 1 Associated Press reports both Republican and Democratic leaders urge confidence among voters. They stress support for national candidates and the full slate of state tickets as final appeals go to the electorate.
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Delaware
Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Governor Cox Plans Toledo Good Luck Speech Tonight
After two days of rest Governor Cox leaves for Toledo to deliver the final campaign address. He says the race ends in Chicago but will formally close in Toledo on election night as locals view his appearance as bringing good luck. He will return to Dayton after the speech and vote on his way to his farm.
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Gov. Cox
Toledo
Associated Press
Cox
Tolego
Chicago Land
Dayton
Grover Cleveland
Courier delivery cut off time and redelivery policy
Notice outlines that newspapers should arrive before 5 30 p m at home and instructs readers to call 3330 if late. It adds that calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m for a replacement copy to be sent.
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