South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 308, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 November 1920 — Page 1

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WARREN G. HARDING ! CELEBRATES HIS ! 55TH BIRTHDAY

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! s.-nt him on his .".."th anniv rsiry I with the iMfsidt-nry of thf Unlt il

Sla t-y. Thf Mnilf of ror.fid. m o he h:i worn for wi--ks I'ri'aihnril as lif n-ail th early rfturns ami hftran tu ii Cf ivf a flr.oii of co:ii;r.-itii'.itr)ry

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the landing T;.!tio:;a; d'f;;Mii. With Mr Ilari'in lie ft d daring thf morning ar.d tin a mrtd" off for a I1" mil' awtomohil" ridf ar.d a iatnf of trrdf at fli- Sfioto riuh nar CoItiml'n Id' rrturiifd in thf early evMtiri;. his faic flulual hv tin- raw

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Harding Carries New York, Massachusetts and Illinois Chairman White Congratulates Winners.

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NEW YORK. Nov. 2. At 12:30 o'clock this morning with actjal returns far from complete, Hardinp was certain of 270 votes in the electoral college from the following states: Connecticut. Delaware. Idaho. Illinois. Iowa. Kansas, Mainr. Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jeuey, New York, Ohio, Oregon. Pennsylvania, Rhode Island. Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming. The states from which returns were too meagre to justify actually placing them in either the Harding or Cox column were: Arizona 3; California 13; Colorado 6; Indiana 15; Kentucky 13; Maryland 8; Minnesota 12; Missouri 18; Montana 4; Nevada 3; New Mexico 3; North Dakota 5; South Dakota 6; Utah 4; and Wen Virginia 8. a total of 120. The states which were certain for Cox at that hour were: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, eorgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tenncsseer. Texas and Vir- ; ginia, a total of 1 36 votes in the electoral college.

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NEW YORK, Nov. 2. On the face of returns showing the

Urowing landslide for Harding. Gov. Cox's own newspaper, the

Dayton Daily News and Chairman White of the democratic national committee soon after I l o'clock tonight conceded the election of Sen. Harding. Without waiting for return from the west.

! which four years ago elected Wilson in the face of pluralities for

Hughes throughout the cast, the democratic candidate and his chief manager conceded that in the "solemn referendum" which

According to incomplete national returns, Warren-Gamaliel Harding and Calvin Coolidge have been elected president and vicepresident respectively of the United States. They will assume their new duties March A next on Inauguration Day.

At 9 o'clock Tuesday night, after Sen. Harding had been assured of election, he made the following statement: "Whatever ' Pres't Wilson declared would decide the League of Nations quesduties and responsibilities are thrust upon me, I will meet them with the same justice and fairness that I have always shown." ! . A , A ca W-.r'r,r wU "favored tavi-i T-, er . it -.i t i i i t . u- l j i tion, American voters had preterred Maramg w no ravoreu staying The printers in his newspaper office presented him with a printer s golden makeup rule. 1 ears came into his eyes as he tried to j express his appreciation of their gift. "You know," he said, "that I shall try to be on the square with the world." out" to Cox who favored going in.

Gov. Cox, who was in his newspaper office when the concession

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r it,-ip;i icn ln'.uvin. H- sci'-rv-il thf pri sii'.. n t ia 1 and conr-?-si' Tal f tirs with an iual shciw of intfr st. for hf i:.!1-' askfil thf tu op!r ia--'atfdly for a rrpuidi. an concrn sH to i'i:t thf party's :'atia- propram in the statute hooks

THOUSANDS BRAVE BAD WEATHER TO RECEIVE RETURNS

The News-Times Sereen. "With Two Services, Gives Complete Report.

White Wires His Co ngra t illations To Candidates

CHINAMEN HURT DURING FIGHT ON BRITISH VESSEL

PDA I MFRPHÄNT of Harding was published, said he would issue no statement. Srn. VJUillJ ItlLIlUimrl 1 0 Harding at his home in Marion, said he was "more given to prayer FIIiF. r.lWPLÄINTfvto od to make me capable of playing my part."

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inclement weather. rH'fat nation in its eritical hour." Sp i il wire service va furni5lud j White teh -Kraphrd Coy. Coolidge

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national committee chairman W hite j Guard Forced to Resort to

Tuesday ni'ht sent the folluwiiipr eonrratulatorj' telegram to Sen. Harding at Marion: 'The American people have oer-whelmin-jly chosen you. My heart-

Pitol Fire to Quell Mutinv

Aboard the Ship.

Dealers of State A:-k State Commission to Set Aside Orders.

RESULT OF VOTE .Y .06 77 HEM) PRECISCT

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icedi.il tho f lection of S- m Hardir. ii:; t!;f followii. ariur.o "-.t r.t: j "Thf ah.andor :;-. ::t hy svir.c rf th'

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Kussian soviet authorities i Ior tn'' various places ami un-xt, at ..u uiainun a itjnu-.

;tf nance thf 1 The Nfws-Time k pt reports on the I lou are the overwhelmingly

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NKW OUl.KANS. Nov. 2. Kleven j r,ort(. South Il. r.J and Muneie

lost con.u'ratulatians and best wishes hintse members of the crew of thoi Tue:-Jav filed suits in the Marion

for successful leadership of this : Uritish steamship i;im Leaf were county cite jit court asking that the

wound'-d early today when guards, rec nt order of the sp"iial eual anl ... f.-.. .ii n ' food eonimis-.un whi-.-h fixed the

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laaiiny aooru nif miii. :;uill $J30 n olh(T cltit.s Twenty four Chinese participated ! aside.

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wri'.li r.t.i ami ilel not un 1 rtt.iml thf lvalue of Nation. I hop ;t

ward, and the Kifih pr.c.i.ct cf t! Fifth ward.

... . .. ,:..,. , . military activiti. s of C.en. F.alako- , screens all the time. At the News- choice of the people for viee-presi-

: . " "" ! viteh and IVt!ura. the anti-soviet ! . .. ,..u j 1 dent. IMt ase accent my cordial when oi'firers of the shin announced

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if Iii, .no'ai'; :Ay, "..-.in. soviet rePrernta-itht. conort ,,v th. ,and ami;1-' . ... I Armed With Knifes.

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price ofcoal at $2.40 in sun;- citi h J the. national an! state oü.cers: 't,x,(.i. ))i0rat Jin1 , fuV, ti r I:,

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claim that tne margin n.xeU ior , go rr.": . .w-v u..o a. them is too low for theiu to make a ; ( rav, .'J22.

reasonable profit. iHalcis Fih Suits.

"No one has an '"-Ci-k n for i .:-t-rras-i or r t riminatlon. Whit to w ho'..- peep".'- d'clm.- th' whole p opje luus- .'i'-ei'?. Ti;f ö'ni'Crit'C national ori.t...:'.' " 'udb-.s b;. thf r -

T!-.. fob-wiTig ui!" was '. :;.-! for ; s .i eh' rfai'.y. if w :t!i for ;--h:i:..

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d a r ot- to the Ilr'.tih govi rn ment the im ports furnished at the city i i,.ad(. rship of a most successful na-

comp'nir.ing that notwithstanding 1 coliseum. A special wire a.t the tiinal contest."

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i t h e Po'ish armistice the fore. i of o'iv. r hctt

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STAT I : KFTl i:.. LNDlANAI'eiLIS. Ind.. No. : lb -turns la'uiit' 1 iron; p:ot:;a:.y . :.. - third !' the J.i.M I : c.:a t: in India:: i i:ala.atd to:.:-!:: that thplurality t n !-y the vot. r- of th- : .tf fr th-- r- p.ihiic u: pi a s.b n 1 1 li'lttt li th.e rat:. c . ::;.::u s. t ceed ' " ' ' Vot. - IIA1W1G CARRIES PLYMOUTH RY 300

no.e a.-; tu,. .,rr..s yer -ns.

b ged. ,,f the ent. nte pawers. The ti,t vav Vole, ne'e asked that Creat F.ritain r.nike1 Faring the dav South Fond Cast !t plain that she would ra t cive h.-r; orit, rf -, heaviest votes in its his-

FUEL COMMISSION

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The suits hhd Tuesday are sinii- ; (li,.tt:j;.t H n!. r. T.Ghf; Hi -key.

j Mr t those or the Indiana la tan ; . ,,.4 rr,.s. cuti! at to nay. S.h'.fk.t .In thi . :,r.n lepub'-i-an r-'-r-i Coal Merchants association, hut are; ,. . . ., o...,. . . t, ... ...

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.Mcoruing u lepo.is; suuxuoteu at- n,-lt rtlatca. as lh retailers hiedj t'r T4:,-. C;vrland. '..-1 f'. , o - due 'he d r a1, a t;t s V f six F,ihe customs house the Chinese , their suits against tne order m-c ,u,(i n-pr ntative, ir-n. 7 . :. ; ; r, ..u e lt.or lo a- -.x i;-ir - armed themselves with knives, piec- ' crmimisslon which hxed a JTie- of, ,.,.v1 ljt Ilov. 7.2C4: Cab f. : 'an r.;.';.:., i:w''. I a . o-,. A: - es of pipe and scrap iron and rushed as their marram of profit. .,7;,. -,(!Jin., r. r. 7.5'S; Matth-ws. ' ; .,ran nu;-r. Tie hi'., ir.-. e -1 from th- forecastle in an effort to 1- Ii- 'ara-y. secretary o4 the . r(,:j;:lv treasurer. W ..'.. w-: . h, ,Vt. A..., r ., ... . : , U::y: t:. overwhelm the guards. . s. nation, said it thv intention m . - sw :,.4::v Sh riff, i thought- aere, Fi s- i i:--:au f

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hid themselves in the woods border-! thc supreme courts f.,r a o-( is.on. , 5, s.v;.;1 7 4 '.; h'r unpack er, 'J, ? ' . Ul ,-0 ..-. ' C; ...!; . TV. .1 .liti, f.ii" Ihi. hi.-irir i of the re- -. .

nTlTTri ATTm Anr-nnn lntf ino rver- ine rapia urmi? oi ; .Surveyor-. .Moomaw. t.4-i; ':..:n,;:i.lin NM N I IN IM I (IK I I H K V lho Cards influenced most of those tai.ers has not b-en set. j 1 n .m,nisbT: r. laiddle d;- Iri.i, V..to ii. . F UiillUU VUl VlllDlllJ! not wounded to surrender. Two of ' :r;ct. S mo gor. 7. ,r ; I.-iixu::. v..-.;:..! ..Th.. r, ff (:, .

the wounded will die. according to ; (Jft j yAlltj MAA ' .-n;rn sior.er. w s t e r n d:-T.ct.

report. 1 i-r r-r--r-r nx' rnirvn ! Fr:-7.::..; Frun-.mit:. :.-

approval to thse forc s in continuing the I PC Nhrd.

"MYSTERY MAX GIl'E

torv. txc!usie of tb.e woiT.en voters.

The crowds surrounding the pells were orderly and in spite of the fact that extra patrolmen w ? krpt in

SIX HOXTIIS SEXTEXCEl 1"" Operators Dircctotl tocn,LDLESS FAMILIES

! All of the factories ef the citv I.o.NPON, Nov. 2 Six rra. nths at were closed at '.' o'clock Tuesday af.r.I ' .'.,.r ' -.-.! .!. nort ? ioe, i h r. . t' I T.t" n p-.-rmitting vot r. to visit

was tin - ntunce üui'Hs, d j-. -th" pOoS before tho c'.( sir. er itcur.

Produee Coal for

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who was induced to b-a- h..s hom-j

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Mow M;:at p.ali. f court Tia mI.O'

'.pen i.rM e.;:.e.:m wie ra s;er rrJ, if-r ivr- If i 4T ' man." who was arraigned in th.- lt..lt t.LI.lr M.li .l.y L'

1 court a 'Ao k ago Tuisduv clnirc' d

'"'RETURNS INDICATE

HARDING IN OHIO E

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BARBER FIGHT VH

POLITICS COME LP u

, ! I NI IA N'A FOLI.s, No, ..-Orders j rndL nS ilAUUlWU If ' ; by the local coal and food Com- j be admitted to apartments in a new I . ' j , V. p- nn k -s n t;-e s--. .s . r,. ; mission to certain Indiana operators ja partment building Ixlr.g elected In j V. .. I .nt Z 'be f r'.-i d ' im : -n - 1 -v- 1 11 ir 1 ilA , were issuetl today directing th.- this eit. The coupl- having a kid ,r";. to th' - r?., 'With .carlv Half tl

L' r, aerators 10 proviuce co.ti 101 ie,- ir kjüs wii con;- :i to ir.rtr .v.n. Air1,urv appealed to the p.,;;,. Vot, Heeorded G Ij L i tain ei.nstitr.rrs. . Th. r. v. m 1 Vie a L-irr ( rnrti-n n . " . h HIIU1IH U. F.

(J. P. Will.

and It avian revolutionists.

There will he a kir.du rgarten

The orders name the com panics. vc-r'thir. g. The walls and floors

Neithtr the name nor the national- ;

I Tuesday r.:ght for a place t.j s.e. ;i

He was informed, hov.ecr.

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he time cf his arraignment.

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x. a.s upon Welt lu In. that th.. gov- C. Suppb

. m. r. t s attorney

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I that City. traveling rt pres-ntat'.

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bna cra' . M:.b r. reptF .;ct:i. , which M;s F.ir.khtir: w..s a'.ltp.d . 1p re. owned by John McKIbbep.. so-

; prescribe when and to whom and even will be ninforced to make ! "u- . - V V v c ," r r

lor v i;it nuriK)ses. lor iner wiini th. n-. a rc.riv ein-.ii nroof as r,os

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eir.g held for a ;rison-r. H

:- seeond. of New York , The orders were issued to relieve

shortages in certain schools, utili-

b-ttir from Sylvia Pank hurst to , the Victor Talking Machine Co.. of j ties and hospitals. The list of rom

L nine, the prtmit r of so-, Cnaier.. N J., Tu' sdav enter d th'

I.e.--.,. hid been found !n bar b- rs u. in tb.e AIJ-rman hut.', i ira nt.s has tvt he n pieo-a out by. ru.: "Have ou

neighbors from the yells of t col

licky youngster.

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ne a ppeai -.hi u. .mvi ... f.ii a ; in tlo- s'at- for r.r.s.d nt. th- v- : . .v.-. - -'.-- w

pl'O"" to S. eep and T '

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hi.dren?" An

n the affirmative snl

ight.

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t -i h , e rit t r. : "Th. s.ti.at.'n is mc?t a cut. : a ai for a ri volution t :."

ri.w Niutmsor (oM iiHiiM iis; kü

1 eialis nominee for state senator. Comm.ssion. tne open sesame.

not ! MoKibhen b. gan cutting Supplee's , Fro-cut Issues. The building is being put up by, hair a.; 1 i p.b:tcal a r cunt, rt f.l- j Attorney of w operators afiilia!- the K. G. s'p.r.k !nteret. owner? cf l.. . -. i:. v i.: a Sui-'d-- savs M - ed with Iba s of the Indiana V.itum- i a !arir"- number of apartment build-;

DEM AM) DISARMAMENT

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1 1 u.'if .lJU.i. i i j r.rf. ie,- showed l)it-s r. !::' i-ar:. I w . c .-

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tg- and Mr.

r.fft-r.ded the Wall street ir.ous coal operators as-oei iticn sec t:.us in thi city. Mr. Sp r.k d-c'.ared

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rhrow.r.g up hi in the orüVrs of th' con. mission op-j he has beer, forced to bar children i the pr-m;:t dts lrrr.arnent f tu:lit:a ' -t, 0d : Fu.-, -1.;..';; F-nF:;

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f.iMT of tb.e Kuoian !hat. '.- to

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here t'm.mn:.

ta volution iir.- plann.! by the t .m - ! s-: pp' . c au- V. the otv-ers to com-; to the supremo court.

m;ss.m formed be th.- t:-r. ral eon- i in cot.tact with McKit ben'.? head.. Some t.nmt.anies' attorneys are

his assertion-. ; ;oitunity to present .vrtain issues! from hi other apartments by com- j detarhrnentp have been handed thejuvO

RATION .. IN l'(T()Pdl.. MFN'ii: 1:.-! . N '.' . Fati-

t. .iit-.ts frora t.-r.ar.ts bi t that row l.avarian i; errn:i-i.i o wo- inte: - , sea; -ri:.s r i-.rr.s

hi dream for an apartment huild-i allh-l control comrnis-ior. her-. It ; ;r.. ts showI fori;.' r G"V. rr:i:.l: j Indiar. t rF:

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t" deration of :.it"--r. til

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T.. :at instant Supplee was b.ar.cj adxisirg th ir t hents to comply with ing where children will be we!- is a.

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11. Sy- t ; arty and lim L ague of the Fights , rolb -1 o

r the barber shop floor; the orders of the

commission, i cona d is being realized.

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t Man. The commission x i'l s, !t-ot , bv t!1 s'-ciali

D.iv.'.ri.m govrnment wa.. .'-.SrC

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Foth man are bid- while ether attorneys are preparing ' Th- r.rw hui'dln- is bfir.c Je-itrr.- Derlin admimstratior. to refu en r- Fnitec. t.ts

a nun!" r f cities wh r trie meet-! iy rruisid. McKibben is under ar-' to xvace a b itt'.e in the courts on i Mi with special vtevva t the- safety pftically to suppress defense oia.-ar.- s. .... ... 1 .-. . 1 ! I.V....' . 1. ...... i ... .- l .- I. , V, ' 1 I r. Viv ..14 U.alr rc I " i

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ir.gs will Le htM.

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that w;.

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complaint of upplee

behalf of the :issj elation r.i.:r.:icrs. cf children, ho saici.

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