Sullivan Thinks Coolidge Has Big Lead in Election
A 1924 New York dispatch analyzes state by state electoral prospects for Calvin Coolidge, noting two likely losses Wisconsin and Indiana, and detailing which states west of the Mississippi may swing for him. It estimates Coolidge may reach around 250 electoral votes with West Virginia leaning Republican, while further gains could push beyond that total.
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Mark Sullivan
New York
Mississippi River
A Coolidge
Wisconsin
la Follette
Indiana
Davis
Cooklge
Maryland
West Virgini
Kentucky
Missouri
Oklahoma
Coolidge
West Virginia
Ca Wgn
Delivery notice for late paper and changes
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Four Men Shot as Klan Flare Follows Niles Parade
In Niles Ohio on November 1 four men were shot amid clashes between Ku Klux Klan and Knights of the Flaming Circle as authorities mobilized up to 1100 Ohio National Guard troops. Gov Donahey declared martial law and paramilitary action followed threats and a large crowd gathered for the parade.
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Niles
Ku Klux Klan
Knights of Flaming Circle
Associated Press
Columbus
Donahey
Knights of the
Canile
John
Thomas
Trumbull County
H. C. Kistler
Kistler
Joe Mahone
Dominick Ferone
Arthur Davis
Knights of the Flaming Circle
Ohio National Guard
Lpn. Donahey
Xonth
Noy
l—Niles
McKinley
Mahoning Valley
John B. Thomas
Boy
H.C. Kistler
Ascen
Col. Watkins
Henderson
Antiklan
Free Fish Sunday at Shirley's Lake
Hungry residents are invited to Shirley's Lake in East Waterloo township for a free fish handout tomorrow after officials from the Iowa State Game and Fish Department harvest a large catch of carp buffalo and quillback. Seining begins at 9 30 a m and will take about four hours with an expected catch of one to three tons to be distributed free to the public.
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Shirley's Lake
Waterloo Township
B .m
Iowa State Game and Fish Department
State Department
Weather For The Week In Washington DC
Weather outlook for the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri regions shows rain or showers starting the period and continuing into midweek. Temperatures are expected to run mostly below normal across the week.
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Washington
D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
Political storm over Herriot rattles France
A Socialist party congress in France debates continued support for Herriot as dissatisfaction grows over amnesty, economic policy, and the budget. The split threatens the government as Parliament reconvenes, with a crucial decision expected today that could topple Herriot.
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Herruot
France
Ment
Ramsay MacDonald
Laor
Socialist Party
Herriot
Presidential race nears decisive day in radio drive
Washington May 1 The 1924 political contest nears decision as both parties plan final radio speeches. Coolidge stays silent at home while Davis and La Follette address nationwide audiences. Dawes ends campaign in South Bend and Breckinridge winds up in Northville.
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Aintel Press
Washington, D. C
Amere Itan
Mississippi
Republe
Coolidge
New York
John W. Davis
Carnegie Hall
la Follette
Cleveland
Davis
Ant
Charles G. Dawes
South Bend
Ind
Charlies W. Brean
Noarus al
Bandits Loot Two Banks at Fenton
Two state banks in Fenton were robbed early today, yielding about 2,500 dollars in cash and 5,000 dollars in bonds. Authorities report six or more bandits used two automobiles, cut most telephone lines, and warned residents not to interfere. Bank presidents Mur Tagh and Weisbrod are cited, with losses and details varying in reports.
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Associated Fess
Algona
Penton
Farmers Savings Bank
Fenton State Bank
Automoa
Ig Peanitatiand Ar Staano
Murtagh
Onenmitar
Weisbrod
Mentey Ste Hank
Slandlis
George Hackmian
Last Day to Register Except Absent Sick Des Moines Navy
Today is the last day of registration for the Honerat election in 24 Town cities. Only people who can prove their keener from their ingat residence and those who were sick and unable to get to registration places will be permitted to register and vote on election day. Rage igtration is rerepired in all towns ir the state haiving 2 pepart or 1 OT people or more.
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Des Moines
Navy
Election Returns On Election Night At The Courier
News from all sections of the region reports returns on election night. The Courier will wire results from Associated Press United Press and International News Service. A trained staff will gather results and display them on the front screen with seven trunk lines for live service.
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Enlintts
Courier
Cunpier
Associated Press
Nited Press
International News Service
Torus
Intiernagion
Hairdine
Second Gas Asphyxiation Victim In Milwaukee Tragedy
Lucian D. Weekley, 20 years old, and Jyden J. Newell died from toxic fumes in a Milwaukee rooming house where two men had stayed after leaving Waterloo weeks earlier. Weekley, rescued unconscious then died in hospital, with funeral plans set for Elmwood. Newell’s services were held in Garden Prairie, Illinois, and his widow will return to Waterloo.
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Lucian DB. Waeekley
Milwaukee
Jyden J. Newell
Elmwood
O'Keefe & Towne
Newell
Garden Prairie
Waterloo
Chiguye
Bolt
Hoor
Weekley
Lucian D. Weekley
Stacey
Minn
Waterton
Stenry J. Weekley
Ernest Luechin
Awe
Mildred Cronin
Lawrence
Theodore
Agnes
Laura
Florence
Larence
Cural
Klan Leader In Kansas Applauded By Political Backers
Topeka Kan Nov 1 That W come Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan was in Topeka this week instructing women of the Klan who bell a Renting here to vote for President Condidan is the charge by Pred Robertson Democratic state chairman The state chair omits a telegram to Democratic headquarters urging the Republicans to use the Klan in a bid to swing the southwestern states to the Republican ticket The volcano news reports Miyako Maru noting an undersea eruption between Formosa and Nagasaki with boiling waters in the vicinity
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Topeka
Kan
Hieram W. Evans
Kuo
Conlidan
Pred Robertson
Twitt
Sra
Tokio
Formosa
Nagasaki
Chicago
la Follette
Ilinois
Kansas
Allen White
Ku Klux Klan
Emporia
Sonachan Um
Davis
Ben 3 Paulen
Klan
Republicans Strive to Keep Iowa Vote Regular in Campaigns
Distinctive party effort marks Iowa race with Coolidge bid expected to lead by about 100000, while La Follette and Davis camps promise state carry. Brookhart aims for large margins as Democrats and regular Republicans mobilize across counties, with key contests in New York Ohio Missouri Indiana and Nebraska shaping national results.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Lat Follette
South W. Brookhart
Coolidge
la Fouette
Davia
Jlaacs
John Hammill
Congress
Ralph A.thompson
Muscatine
F. D. Letts
Davenport
Spur Brookhart
la Follette
Nanan SE
Taarees Ers
Wisconsin
Daniel F. Steck
Follette
Iowa
Brookhart
N. Y
New York
New York City
Gov. Smith
Ohio
Tomight
Harry L. Davis
A. Vv. Donahey
Missouri
St Louis
Kate S. Morrow
Charles A. Becker
Arthur W. Neilson
Sam W. Baker
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Nebraska
Oimaka
Neb
Charles G. Dawes
Lincoln
Charles W. Bryan
John W. Davis
Pretty Girls Help Get Out Vote for Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids election drive mobilizes 51 pretty girl students from Coe College and local high schools to hit streets at 7 am Tuesday with tags and posters urging residents to vote. A bond issue seeks 62.33 percent support for graveling county roads and paying for 12 miles of the Lincoln Highway.
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Cedar Rapids
Coecollege
Sheedar Rapids
Pri Mary
Tim Wears Seeks in Game with Iowa Stadium Showdown
Illinois Stadium, Champaign, Nov 1. Iowa, seen as Illinois bid for the 1924 Western Conference title, met the Fighting Illini before 40 000 to 45 000 fans. The Hawkeyes, trained to stop Red Grange, faced a warm sun and brisk southwest breeze as Illinois wore socks on the field.
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Timi
Iowa
Llinois Stadium
Chamnalyga
Linois
Ulini
Conaquerors
Michigan
Ilinois Memorial Stadium
Hawkeyes
Herold “Red” Grange
Illinois
Two Plead Guilty in Rondout Train Robbery Case
Willie Newton and Willard Newton pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Alc. Cue to simplicity in the Rondout $2000 train robbery. The court defers sentence pending hearing of others indicted in connection with the robbery.
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Chicago
Nev
Willie Newton
Willard Newton
Plague Likely Pneumonic Outbreak At Funeral
In Los Angeles a funeral crowd linked to Mrs Lu ciana Samarano's death on Oct 19 faces about 20 mourners stricken in two weeks. Tests and autopsies point to pneumonic plague, with several victims dead and others recovering. Health officers say the cluster centers on mourners from the same service.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Luciana Samarano
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