WING TOWARD COX POINTS TO BIG VICTORY
George White of the Democratic national committee forecasts a Democratic victory in the 1920 election. He predicts Cox and Roosevelt carry Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Missouri Oklahoma and the southern states plus Ohio Indiana New York New Jersey and New Hampshire. He says western states Montana Colorado Arizona New Mexico Washington Nevada South Dakota Utah Nebraska California North Dakota Minnesota Oregon Wisconsin Kansas Illinois Iowa and more are leaning Democratic as Republicans falter.
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Letter on the League From a Wounded Soldier
A Boston veteran wounded in action urges support for a League of Nations to prevent future horrors. He argues elastic, broad collective security can stop Germany’s aggression and asks opponents to propose a better remedy. February 26. 52 Beacon Street, Boston.
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N. Y. Times
League of Nations
Germany
Wyman Richardson
Beacon Street
Boston
Hays Predicts Huge Republican Victory in 1920 Race
Will Hays, chairman of the Republican National Committee, says a national survey shows Harding and Coolidge winning the largest popular majority ever. He pins the GOP revival on patriotism and efficient government, notes Democratic faults, and forecasts 368 to 417 electoral votes with a GOP landslide surpassing Roosevelt’s 1904 tally.
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Associated Press
New York
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Harding
Coolidge
Hays
Unfair Tactics Attack Harrison in Political Letter
The Star reports a circulated letter and hand bill against Judge Harrison alleging neglect of duty in Congress. It defends his Military Affairs Committee service and voting record, noting he was often in committee or on official business and not absent from roll calls as claimed. It questions timing and cites Pollard's Republican stance and ties to Harding.
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Congress
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House
Judge Harrison
Military Affairs Committee
Washington
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Senate
J. R. Pollard
United State Senate
Dirter Glass
Harding
Richmond
Republican Party
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Tie
Cars-Cars at Right Prices Brisk Ford and Chevrolet Sale
Parker's Garage in Stephens City Virginia advertises a Ford touring car in top condition for 225 dollars and two 490 Chevrolets for 500 dollars, as Briscoe Automobiles agency listing.
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Parker's
Stephens City
Briscoe Automobiles
Taxpayers' Notice 1920 Taxes Due
Taxpayers are reminded that 1920 taxes are due now. On all taxes unpaid by October 30, a 3 percent penalty will be added. William T. Barr, Treasurer. Reed at Star Office for details and payments.
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WM. T. Barr
Official Bulletin No 19 Scout Meeting and Election Event
Official bulletin urges all Scouts in uniform and Associate Scouts to attend a 7 30 p m meeting at the Armory on Friday Evening reception for Councilmen Troop Officers and Leaders at the Scout Building from 8 to 12 on election day Private wire election returns at Headquarters by Associate Scout Hahn Entertainment overseen by State Director Pinckney Arthur Refreshments provided JOHN I BROWN JR Chairman
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Pinckney Arthur
Hable's Saturday Special Sale Ad
Hable announces Saturday specials on back page with discounts across departments. shoppers can save on furniture appliances and housewares while supplies last. store hours and location unchanged.
Wilson Endorses Cox in Memo to Governor
President Wilson sent a letter to Governor Cox expressing strong confidence in the Democratic nominee. He praised Cox’s liberal reform course and humane policy goals and predicted Cox would win broad voter endorsement nationwide. He signed as a satisfied and loyal supporter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Cox
Republic
Cox replies to Harding during Ohio campaign tour
Governor Cox denounces Senator Harding as partisan after two speeches in Youngstown and plans to reply in Akron. He denies the league of nations pact as Wilsonian, saying Taft and others worked on it before Wilson. Cox heads to Kent, Akron to counter Harding in upcoming appearances.
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Funeral turmoil as Lord Mayor MacSwiney body lands in Queenstown
The coffin of Cork's late Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney arrives at Queenstown aboard the Rathmore after a voyage from Holyhead. Sinn Fein protests delay and forceful removal of relatives spark tension as authorities mobilize for the funeral, with the body then shipped by tug to Cork.
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Holyhead
Sinn Fein
Queenstown
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Terence
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Mr. Davis Dies in Woodstock Washington
John N. Davis a Woodstock farmer and Confederate Veteran died in a Washington hospital after six months of ill health. He leaves four daughters and several sons, was a former Woodstock postman and longtime local businessman. Funeral services were held at the Church with Confederate Veterans pallbearers and local council members as active pallbearers.
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Leon Cricken
Weyers Cave
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She Andoak Camp
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