Indiana Counties Vote Split in Presidential Governor Race
The Indiana election returns show Watson leading Taggart in the presidential race with 18 665 718 to 9 960 excluding Marion county which has only reported 1 of 177 precincts. Marion precincts, South Bend reports, and other towns record varied outcomes across cities and state offices.
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Watson
Taggart
Marion County
Hartford City
Blackford County
Indianapolis
Statehouse
William G. Oliver
Otto L. Krauss
Klauss
L. N. Hines
Lesh
Julius C. Travis
Moses B. Lairy
Supreme Court
Lairy
Louis B. Ewbank
Ira C. Batman
EB. A. Dausman
Will H. Adams
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Warren T. McCrary
Carlin Jr. Shank
Board of County Commissioners
Leo K. Fesler
Goodrich
Woodstock
Washington Township
Old Country Club
Hammond
Aetna Iron and Steel Corporation
Chester BE
Wirh
Aetna Explosives Company of
New York
Crown Point
K. M. Norton
Iron Corporation
Wirt
Aetna
P. H. Hawthorne
Chamber of Commerce
State Fuel and Food Commission
Chamber
Terre Haute
C. H. Pluess
Charles C. Hogue
Farmers’ Bank
Newark
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Rockville
Parke County
Mishawaka
Tiphon Lecluse
Woman Engineer Breaks Ground In Colorado
Miss Lou Alta Melton of Denver becomes the first woman in Colorado to graduate in civil engineering from the University of Colorado and to join the state’s engineers as an assistant bridge engineer for the United States Bureau of Public Roads. At twenty five she is also the first woman member of the Colorado Society of Engineers.
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South Bend
Leo M. Kennet
George W. Good
Studebaker Corporation
Kennet
Indiana Reformatory
Good
Indiana State Prison
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Street Railway
Public Service Commission
Lafayette
Ferdinand J. Birk
Owensboro
Purdue University
Wilbur
Purdue
Tau Beta Pi
Rushville
Miss Marie Cross
Glen Woods
Russell Cross
Miss Cross
India M
Gard
Frankfort
Methodist
Oliver Gard
Greencastle
Putnam County
Terre Haute
The
League of Women Voters
Lou Alta Melton
Denver
University of Colorado
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Miss Melton
Colorado Society of Engineers
Gypsies of France traced to Hindustan origin
A description notes French gypsy tribes originated in Hindustan. Although their language is French, their customs resemble Hindustani natives. The French academy studied their history for years before confirming their origin.
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Hindustan
French Academy
Solid South Breaks as GOP Sweeps Nation in 1920 Election
The article details a Republican landslide with Harding winning 404 electoral votes and a strong GOP majority in both Senate and House. It notes regional gains into the South, Kentucky, Alabama shifts, and notable races including Wurzbach in Texas and Ernst in Kentucky. It also covers Harding’s vacation plans and the unconventional rise of Alfred E. Smith as a political figure, plus various state-level measures and results.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Harding
Cox
Senate
House
Democrats
Maine
Washington
Mason and Dixon
Tennessee
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Kentucky
Richard J. Ernst
J. C. W. Beckham
Alabama
Mississippi
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Daytona
Florida
Georgia
Sugar Belt
Louisiana
Texas
Uarry M. Wurzbach
Carlos Bee
Burleson
Point Isabel
Tex
San Antonio
Brownsville
Gulf
Col
F. E. Scobey
Marion County
Ohio
R. B. Creager
Chicago
Secret Service
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Davis
Willis
Alfred B. Smith
New York
Miller
Smith
White House
Coolidge
Alice M. Robertson
Muskogee
Congress
Indian Territory
Prairie Schooner
California
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Hull and Moor Defeated in Tennessee Contests
The Income Tax champion and longtime Representative Cordell Hull of Tennessee appears defeated, along with Democratic veteran Congressman Moor of Tennessee, in regional returns reflecting party setbacks.
Republicans Endorse Platform Amid Wilson Treaty Opposition
Colorado figure Samuel Nicholson declares unaltered opposition to Wilson's treaty and supports acting in line with the Republican national platform. The exchange signals party unity on foreign policy direction.
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Wilson
Samuel Nicholson
Colorado
Vote totals and delayed returns affect final tallies
Election officials report incomplete results due to late reports from isolated districts while estimates remain necessary to determine totals.
Cox Plans European Tour After 1920 Campaign
Governor James M. Cox accompanied by Mrs Cox and Baby Anne plans a 1921 Europe tour to view postwar conditions. After a Columbus visit to catch up on executive duties he will travel south as the guest of Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi and hunt game.
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James M. Cox
Europe
Mra. Cox
Baby Anne
Columbus
South
Pat Barrison
Mississippi
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