Republicans Win By Avalanche Of Votes In 1920 Election
The article reports a sweeping Republican victory led by Harding and Coolidge across Northern states and border states. It notes large female voter impact, strong New York City support, and gains in Congress. Debs and socialist votes are mentioned amid shifting party alignments and surprise results in cities like Chicago and El Paso.
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Moore
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Vote of the States and Party Leaders Reflect on 1920 Outcome
In a post election scene President Wilson's aide Tumulty recalls his loyalty and quotes a hope to rescue the League of Nations debate from politics. Republican chairman Hays proclaims a sweeping victory while Harding expresses gratitude and pledges fair leadership despite the nation’s crisis. A gift from Harding’s employees moves him to tears as he accepts their endorsement.
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America
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Middletown
Dayton Daily News
News
Wearding
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Ife
Harrison
League of Nations
Democratic National Committee
Carding
Will H. Hays
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Star and Stripes
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House
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United States
Democratic National Committee Expenditures Reported
Wilbur W. Marsh, national treasurer, releases campaign finance totals through October 25 showing 878,831.24 in receipts from the Democratic National Committee with 665,481.33 raised in New York and 1,768.90 in San Francisco. Disbursements reach 823,345.09 led by New York, with Chicago and San Francisco costs notable. two donors pledge 25,000 each for League of Nations ad campaigns.
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Democratic National Committee
Wilbur W. Marsh
Marsh
Kenyon Committee
Chicago
San Francisco
Women's Bureau
San
Francisco
Women’s Bureau
Indiana Counties See Large Gains in Land Values and Election News
Census figures show Jasper county up 100 percent in land and building values over ten years while Brown Gibson Marion Morgan Parke show sizable gains. Indianapolis reports three women elected in music clubs, state glass profits rise, and various local notes on budgets fire losses and coal plans amid a big election day turnout.
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Indiana
Census Bureau
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Parke
Indianapolis
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Henry Schurmann
Anna May Johnson
Caroline Hobson
Ada Bicking
Evansville
Eva Alden
Terre Haute
Minnie Murdoff Kimball
Greencastle
Hartford City
American Window Glass Company
Muncie
Delaware County Council
Delaware County
Munetle
Munete
Shelbyville
George Glover
Blue Ridge
Shelby County
Valparaiso
Goodrich
California
Hawaiian Islands
National Republican
Decatur
Holland- St. Louis Sugar Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Earl Stitt
St. Louis
Bass Lake State
State Department of Conservation
Women Vote Early Anticipation Shifts Poll Scene
Women appeared at polls in Gary East Chicago and Hammond as voting began, overturning a belief they would vote late in the day. Women officials are speeding voting, while a light snow discouraged some would be voters from going early.
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