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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-03

Returns from Is cleo
tion precincts out of 985 from four
teen cities and towns out of 352 out
side of Boston give Cox 537, Hard
in 2.403.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON. - Eighteen scat
tered precincts in West Virginia give
Cox 3,776 Harding 3,135.
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Q. = George Clark,
Republican state chairman, at 1880
wired National Chairman Hayes that
Harding would carry Ohio by 3O0,-
900.
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OKLAHOMA.

OKLAHOMA CITY. - Returns
from less than half the state show
the Democrats leading by 5000 to
1000.
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VERMONT.

MONTPELIER Returns from 2S
towns in Vermont out of 247 give
Cox ,454. Harding 5.130
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MAINE

PORTLAND, Me. - Returns from
302 precincts out of 632 in Maine
give Harding 58,825, Cox 25,652.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn-E Early re-
turns from middle and west Tennes-
see indicate that Cox will have the
usual Democratic majority given
presidents, while the race for COVER
nor shows Roberts leading Taylor
by greatly reduced majorities.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn.-Forty-four out
of 900 precincts in Tennessee give
Cox 3,400, Harding 1,787. For gov
ernor the same precincts give Rob
erts, Democrat, 2,487; Taylor, Re-
nublic. / .92S.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla-Incom-
plete returns from three out of 88
precincts in Oklahoma City give Cox
222, Harding 81.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE.-The first Wiscon-
sin precincts reported gave Harding
222, Cox 121. Debs 6.
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, FIa.-Senator
Fletcher and all four of the Demo
cratic congressman were reelected.
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LOUISVILLE.-First returns from
10 precincts in Kentucky give Hard.
ing 1,084, Cox 1910.
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Cox A. Harding 43.

BOSTON.-Returns from $50 cleo
ton precincts out of 221 in the city
of Boston give Cox 44,63S, Harding
53,95S.
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COLUMBUS.-One hundred and
sixtv precincts out of 1854 in Ohio
give Harding 3,037, Cox 14,436.
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MONTPELIER Vt.-Returns from
23 towns out of 247 give Cox ,454
Harding 5.130.
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CHICAGO. - Thirteen precincts
out of $3.50 in Illinois, including
9 in Cook county (Chicago) give
Harding 3,677, Cox Lila.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.-2,733 districts in
Greater New York gave Harding
S75,576, Cox 45,535.
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CHICAGO.-Thirteen precincts of
5,730 in Illinois give Harding 3,677,
Cox 1.114.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO-The first Chicago pre-
cinct to report gave Cox 50, Harding
1852
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O.-Twenty-seven out of
$3.50 precincts in Illinois, including
% in Cook county (Chicago) give
Harding 1897, Cox 1887 Twelve
Chicago precincts for governor give
Small, Republican, 2,144; Lewis,
Democrat, 1851.
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20O,375, Harding 437,459.

NEW YORK - Returns from sew
eral New York state cities complete !:
Troy, Harding 1882, Cox 14,530
Hornell, Harding 2,709,Cox 1897
Binghampton, Cox 6,172, Harding
12,251. Olean, Harding 2,071,
Cox 2,273. Auburn, Harding 6,242,
Cox 3,949. Niagra Falls, Cox 2,698,
Harding $3.50.
NEW YORK. - Returns from $40
districts out of 2,733 in New York
city give Cox 70,733, Harding 151,
203, Debs 23,845.
NEW YORK. Returns from 826
districts out of 4,575 in New York
state outside New York city give Cox
107,155, Harding 235.855.
NEW YORK. Election returns
from 1885 districts out of 4,575 in
New York state, outside of New York
city, give Cox 135.779, Harding 304,-
977.
HYDE PARK, N. Harding car
ried Hyde Park. the home of Frank
lin D. Roosevelt by sc woes The
vote was Harding 279, Cox 1874
BUFFALO - Buffalo complete
gives Harding 7S.753, Cax 32,486
NEW YORK.-The complete vote
of the city of Poughkeepsie gave Cox
1896, Harding 1884. For governor,
Smith, Democrat, 4,493; Miller, Re-
publican, 5,916. For United States
senator, Walker, Democrat, 3,515;
Wadsworth, Republican, 6,312.
Returns from five districts out of
2,733 in New York city give Cox 1856,
Harding $50, Debs 1875.
SCHNECTADY, N. Y.-Schnec-
tady city complete gives Cox 1884,
Harding 1898. Governor Smith
1O,314, Miller, 1850 Senator, Wal
ker SOIL, Wadsworth 1887.
NEW YORK.-Returns from forty
districts out of 2,733 in New York
city give Cox 4,435, Harding 7,741.
NEW YORK. Returns from 5l1
districts outside of New York City
give Cox 67,158, Harding 145,0S9.
NEW YORK Returns from forty
districts out of 2.733 in New York
city give Cox 4 ABS, Harding 7,741.
NEW YORK-Returns from 1344
districts out of 4575 in New York
state out of New York city give Cox
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INDIANAPOLIS Fifty-four out
of 1884 Indiana precincts give
Harding 23,183, Cox 16,164. Fol
senator, Watson (R) 1859, Tag
gart Cd 14,688.
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NEW YORK-Returns from 295
districts out of 2733 in New York
citv give Cox 35,508, Harding 49,
1O4. Debs 1882.
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COLUMBUS, O.-The first four
scattering rural precincts reporting
in Ohio give Harding AIT, Cox 24l.
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NEW YORK. Returns from 100
districts out of 2,733 in New York
city give Cox 14,050, Harding 30,120,
Debs 4.814.
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INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS.-Ten precincts
in Marion county Indianapolis) out
of 1884 in Indiana, give Harding
3.764 Cox 3.242.
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CHARLETON. W. Va. - Forty
scattered precincts out of 1868 in
West Virginia give Cox 4,744, Hard
ing 6.252
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CHICAGO.-Seven precincts out
of 2,210 in Chicago, give Cox 612,
Harding / 705. The first precincts
reported on United States senator
give Mckinley, 284; Waller, Demo-
crat, 144.
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KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY.-Three precincts
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA. - Watson and all
twelve Democrats for congress re-
elected.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON.-Returns from lat elec--
tion precincts out of 9S5 outside of
Boston give Cix 1879, Harding AS
$40.
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ATLANTA-Re Returns from two
counties. Chatham and Pulaski give
Cox 1850, Harding 700.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Twenty
towns out of 168 in Connecticut give
Harding 55,720, Cox 27,320.
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out of 3,2O8 in Kentucky give Hard
ing 7O,374, Cox 81 ,556.
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COLUMBUS-25 Precincts out of
7.154 in Ohio. give Harding 4'3Z4'
Cox 2.149.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. - Indiana will
give Harding plurality of 25O,000,
it is estimated from returns from half
the state today.
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ELLAVILLE, Nov 2-Schley
county gives Cox 221, Harding 50,
Watson 165. Edwards 6.
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NEW Returns from 1344
districts out of 4575 in New York
state out of New York city give Cox
d64,549, Harding 361, ,155.
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HUTCHINSON, Kans-Incom-
plete returns from 10 precincts out
of Is in Hutchinson give Harding
400, Cox 153.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.-52s percincts
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BOSTON-Returns from 70 pre-
cincts out of 985 (from IA cities and
towns out of 353) outside of Boston
give Cox 537, Harding 2,4O3. Re
turns from 80 precincts out OF III IN
the city of Boston give Cox 8O5l,
Harding 1000.
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COLUMBUS.-The first four scat
tering rural precincts reporting IN
Ohio give Harding AIT, Cox 241.
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BOSTON.-The town of Norwell,
Plymouth county, gave Cox AZ, Hard
ing 4O9. The town of Mashpee voted
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BOSTON.-The town Of New Ash
ford, Berkshire county, the first in
Massachusetts to report complete
gave Harding 28, Cox 6. Four years
ago the town gave Hughes, Republi-
can, 16; Wilson Democrat, Z.
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HOUSE AND SENATE BOTH
ARE IN REPUBLICAN, HANDS

complete out of 2,526 in Kansas give
Harding 493, Cox 126.
KANSAS CITY.-Incomplete re-
turns from Sc scattered precincts in
Kansas give Harding 1,136, Cox 592.
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NEW YORK. Returns from forty
districts out of 2.733 in New York
city give Cox 4 ABS, Harding 7,741.
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COLUMBUS. - Twenty-Five pre-
cinsts out of total of 7,154 in Ohio
give Harding 23,037, Cox l4,45o'
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DETROIT.-Five precincts in Bay
county give Harding 1,OS4, Cox 800.
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NEW YORK.-Returns from 5l1
districts outside of New York City
give Cox 67,15S, Harding 45,089.
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HYDE PARK, N. Harding car
ried Hyde Park. the home of Frank
lin D. Roosevelt by &c votes. The
vote was Harding 279, Cox 1874
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NEW YORK. - Returns from $40
districts out of 2,733 in New York
city give Cox 70,733, Harding 151,-
203, Debs 23,845.
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NEW YORK.-Election returns
from 1885 districts out of 4,575 in
New York state, outside of New York
city, give Cox 135.779, Harding 304,-
977.
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NEW YORK.-Returns from 826
districts out of 4,575 in New York
state outside New York city give Cox
07,155, Harding 235855.
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-02
Prominent Business Men of New York Engage in Wide
 Spread Plot ON
 IMMENSE PROFIT Elwell and Associates had Plan to Sell Liquor at
 Watering Places
Associated Press Leased Wire)

NEW YORK, July 1.-James Shev- lin. supervising prohibition enforce ment agent, announced tonight he had obtained information that Joseph Bowne Elwell, turfman and whist eX- pert, shot to death in his home here June II. had been engaged in the pur- chase Of large quantities of liquor for speculative purposes shortly before his death.
 Elwell, according to MT. Shevlin, was a member of a whisky ring" which included several prominent business men and business associates of the slain man. His information, Mir Shevlin said. showed that this ring had made plans for large profit through the sale of liquor in this city and at Sartoga during July and Aug ust.
 Although We have obtained no evi- dence as yet to support the theory that the transactions led to his mur- der" said MT Shevlin. i've are seek ing such information"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-02
VAST CROMD GATHERS n HEAR
 BATTLE OF VETS AND DRYS ON [
 THE FLOOR OF THE CONVENTION
Colby and Bryan Fight Out Prohibition Question in Solemn Mystery of Committee Room While Delegates Sing and Kill Time in Weary Waiting; Big Crowd
 Overflows Auditorium Into Streets

notes. He encored with Mid The Green Fields of Virginia
 While the convention was being en- tertained Vice Chairman Bruce Krem- CT was conferring with the managers of the various candidates to see if to suspend the rules and go ahead with the balloting for nominee while waiting for the resolutions committee.
 The word came down from the plat good fortune prevailed there might be report about 10:30 o'clock and that in the prohibition fight it might be agreed to have only two speakers, MT. Bryan on the one side and BainbridKe Colby on the other The meaning of this was that the platform committee could not decide the prohibition issue and were going to let it come to the floor.
 The band played We Won't Be Home Until Morning." and the conven- tion ruefully getting the point, did not applaud very loudly. It cheered loud ly, however, when the band went off into How Dry I Am" The delegates probably were thinking of the wet and dry fight going on in another part of the building.
 One brief session early today brought the Democratic national con- vention to the end of the tedious business of hearing nominating speeches.
 With John w. Davis, ambassador to Great Britain, Senator Glass of Virginia, Senator Simmons of North Carolina and Francis Burton Harris on, governor general of the Philip. pines, added to the list of those for mally up. the convention at the end of it's midday session found itself run out of business.
 The resolutions committee, fram- ing the platform was not ready to re-
 (CONTINUlIIj ON PAGE TWO)
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-02
TURKS REPORT
 SEVERE DEFEAT
 OF GREEK ARMY
Renal Pasha Outflanks the Advancing Column in Asia
 in Big Battle
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CONSTANTINOPLE. July l. - There is great exultation among the Turks in Constantinople over the alleged victory of the Nationalists over the Greeks in the vicinity of Pergama. where Mustapha Kennel Pasha forces are reported to have outflanked the Greeks and to be nov ing northward toward Panderma( 60 miles southwest of Constantinople on the Sea of Marmora). taking several thousand prisoners.
 There has been no official Greek communique for two days, and the Turkish papers are not permitted to print news unfavorable to the Greeks but the Turks generally credit the reports of Mustapha Kemals sue cess.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-02
COAL MINES CLOSE

WILLIAMSON, West Va, July l. Althought miners were reported leaving Mingo county, West Virgin ia, and Pike county, Kentucky, coal fields in large numbers today, in compliance with the strike order is sued by officials of district IT Unit ed Mine workers, effective last night several mines in M1ngo county con- tinued in operation.
 Apart from four mines in the Ken lucky fields, reported operating. op- orators made no attempt 10 open their mines today, it was said.
 Operators here said today that not more than 1900 miners are ac- tually involved in that portion of the district covered by the strike order, and that not more than. five per cent have joined the union. District off cials claim, however, that 5000 min CTS are affected and that they virtu- ally are all organized.
 Ouiet prevailed throughout the Mingo county coal fields today and no trouble was reported from the Kentucky fields.