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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
President-eIect Highly Cratl-
fed at Election of Rcpub-
Iican Congress-Does Not
Regard Landslide As a Per-
sonal Triumph

Marion, Ohio. Nov. 3.-Warrcn q.
Harding spent his first day as presi-
dent-elect. resting from the tension oil
election night and reviewing late re-
turns with particular attention to the
makeup Of the sixty-seventh congress
He expressed keen pleasure as the
growing figures confirmed Republican
guin in both senate and house, for no
had told his friends that his greatest
apprehcnsion over the outcome had not
hccn a fear of defeat for him so much
MS a realization that as chief executive
his hands might be tied by lack OF
working party majority in the legisla-
tive branch.
His interest throughout the last
weeks of thr> campaign turned specii-
colly 10 the sena torial situation. and It
was known IN the inside circles of the
party that It was TO aid Republican SEN
aiorial candidates more than for any
other ono cause that he left HIS front
norch and made a swing around the cir
clio OF states where the present narrow
senate majority was receiving Its heaV-
lest attacks.
AS for his own fortunes. he said to-
dav, that he never had been in doubt
for a moment from the time OF his NOM
ination. He did voice surprise at the
tremendous majorities piled up for him.
however. declaring the result Had over
reached his fondest hopes.
Mr Harding was not Inclined to re-
gard the triumph as n personal one. Az
he told many OF his audiences during
the campaign. his feeling was that the
decision would be made on issues rather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 10 In SENATE
LATE Y, VA, RETURNS SWELL
AAORCAN'S MAJORITY To $4,000

state by = few hundred votes less than
5000
Judge Morgan was running behind the
head nf the ticket, owing to the three
Corncrcd tight for governor. There was
no doubt, however, In the minds of Re-
publican leaders that hc had been dcciS-
lively elected. with Arthur u. kunntZ,
Democrat. second. and Samuel Is. Won't
yumrry. Non-PartiSan. third. Thc Mont. =.
Cumrry vote was watched closely anG
was seen tn come from all quarters or
IN, state even SOmr of thu rural Colln-
ties. giving him small part oi th"ir
vote. II was noticed. however. that MS
strongest support came from the INDUS
trial C"ntcrS.
Close Congressional Race.
Tabulators as well rs election OFF,
Cials paid little attention /" the rae"
for congress in any Of the SIX ulStrlctS
until il became apparent that Ben Kos
enblo"m. Republican,. of Wheeling. was
pressing Representative Nicely Of Far
mont. very closely in the First district
Late in the afternoon with all counties
except four precincts. three in Marshall
county and one in Wctzcl. unnfIlcially
rcportcd. the figures showed Nicely Dcm-
ocrat, 39,453; RUSenbOom, Republican,
4O,O2S. r'his gave Rosenbloom lead Of
576. which some observers declared
quarters it was maintai ained that the race
could only be settled by the ofhclA:
count.
Returns from the other congressional
districts were rather mcagre. but m
every instance. Vt was seen that the
Republican candidate was leading which
fact was taken to mean that there
would be no further change In the
states representation.
Voting on the good roads amendment
was very general throughout the stat"
and the figures as tabulated were taken
by its friends TO mean its adoption.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
DAVIS GAINS
100000 LEAD
CLEAN REPUBLICAN l
SWEEP IN OHIO
Harding's Plurality Passes
100000 Outlook for
Election of All Congress :.
siional Candidates

Columbus. O., Nov. 3.-Returns COM
piled at midnight tonight from 6.1S'
out Of 7.145 precincts in Ohio. showed
Senator Harding leading Gov. Cox by
| 37O.293, the vote Standing: Harding.
l,OS5,216; Cox, 1893.
In the governorship Harry L. Davis.
! Republican. continued 10 lead state
Auditor Donahey, Democrat. b. The sub
stant!al vote Of i2O,773 OF returns from
! 6,29S precincts. the vote being: DAVIS,
92S.237; Donahcy. SO7, ,464.
The plurality of former Gov. WilIis,
Republican. over w. y. Julian, fo7
returns at midnight from 6.29s pre-.
cincts. The vote was: Willis, 96o,5S7;
Julian. 65S.5o2. s.-
Columbus. Ohio Nov. 3.--The Eepub-
lican avalanche of votes that swept
over the nation Tuesday and elected
Senator Warren c. Harding president
by one OF the greatest pluralities In the
majorities by the thousands In the sem
ator's home state today for bis col
| CUES. s".s
Not a Republican candidate for state
office was defeated and Ice returns to-
I night indicated. the possibility that the
entire Ohio delegation in the next con.
gress may be Republican. In the presen,
congress. there are eight Democrats and
"A Republicans from Ohio.
Harding Lead 0roNs
TIarding's plurality over Governor
James n. Cox passed the 100000 mark
late today and was continuing to speed
upwards with approximately one thous-
and precincts yet 10 be heard from out
,cf the 7145 in the state. Returns from
610Iprecincts gave Harding 956,0S2 ana
Cox 646.3i3.
Former Governor Frank B. Willis-
plurality was climbing toward the Soo;-
: 600 mark in his race against W. A. JUL
, ian for the right to occupy the seat that
will be vacated by Senator Harding
next March 4. Returns tabulated to-
; night from 5.297 precincts gave Willis
an actual lead Of 237.436. The vote
was: Willis 1854: Julian 557,l9S.
Big Gain Tor Davis -.
In the race for the governorshtp. for
mer Mayor Harry L. Davis. OF Cleya.
land. had gained a lead Of more than
100. 900 over state Auditor A. v. Dona.
hey. returns from 5.92S precincts CIV.
, ing: Davis SAG, ,44S; Donaheyt S37 .114. -
Commanding loads marked IN fonr
! figures also were being maintained by,
practically all Of the other Republican
candidates for state o1ice. :
Ratification Of the Crabbe state pro-
{ hibition enforcement act appeared to
have been voted by =, ,sQbst tAntial nHYffS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
HARDING CARRIES
PENNSYLVANIA BY
100000 MAJORITY
Boise Penrose Reelected to
Senate By Equally As
Big Majority

Philadelphia. Nov. addition re-
turns from Pennsylvania counties to-
light make Il sur" that PrcSident-Elect
Warren g. Harding has the largest plur-
al!tv ever given 4 candidate in the
state. His sweeping majority continues
to grow rs the ""mnl"tc count comes
in. early tonight returns from 5.516
districts uut Of I.2l? gave th" Ohio
senator n plurality Of 5SO.+O5 over Gov
ernur Cox.
The vote So far tahulated Is as fol-
lows:
Harding a72"S7: COX S91.SS"
Senator BOi"S HrnroSc's plurality also
continues u grow as further figures are
received. an dis tho highest given since
the people "r the >La1c have been voting
directly for United StHtrS senator. Re-
turns from 5.313 districts give the sem
ator for rn-rl"Ctinn i1S.OS9 plurality
over John \. Farrell his Democratic op-
ponent The figures are:
Feurosc A"l.94G: Farrell 2i3.91i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
GOVERNOR COX
GOING ABROAD

Dayton, Ohio, Nov. Ex-Governor Cox.
the defeated presidential candidate,
looking forward 10 the time he will
surrender his state office In January.
announced tonight that he was consid-
erIng q trip abroad early next year. to
study conditions In Europe. Meanwhile,
he said. he planned to work and rest
leaving here for the state capitol on
Friday. and starting the middle or next
week for hunting trip in Mississippi
Today found the governor apparently
I'm the same mental state ms when he
watched the returns last night, bring
ing in continuous unfavorable news.
His smile was still apparent tonight
and the mass Of kilograms seemed
unanimous In declaring he had made
good Tight"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
Morgan Majority Swelling,

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. 3.-RcturnS
from l.25l precincts out Of l.S6S in
! West Virginia for president. give: Cox.
143.1@9: Harding. l92.6S0. For govern
or. Koontz. 1920; Montgomery. 81
333: Morgan, l62,l47.
Slowly the count OF the vote cast in
yesterdays election proceeded today.
In somc counties election officials were
hours behind their customary schedule
owing to the largo number OF Sallots
cast and. IN some precincts. to the un,
familiarity of election officials with
the task before them. However. dur
ing the late afternoon county after
county was reported rs complete while
many others were short only few ur-
important precincts.
Harding Lead Piles Up.
The lead which Senator Harding took
when the first returns came IN last
night was steadily maintained. and nc
cording TO the law of averages the fG-
, ures indicated that he would carry the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
.ORDER LONDON
STRIKE ENDED

London. Nov. 3.--(By The ASsociat" cd
Press THE executive officers of IT,"
Miners fedora ton have decided 10 de-
clare the coal strike ended and advise
the men to resume work. This action
was resolved upon Ct n conference Of tho
executives today. although III" ballot Of
tho miners showed 4 majority Of NOR"
than 5000 against accepting tho gov
crnrnent'S settlement proposals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
NEGRO KILLED IN Y
ELECTION RUMPUS

Fairmont. W. Va. Nov. 3.--As tho re-
suit Of an election row Tuesday night
w. l. Thomas. q negro. shot and killed
Y. D. Simms. negro school teacher at
EversoD. Thomas came to the sheriffs
office carly this morning and gave him.
self UP. SimmS was aged 81 years and
worked at the Junior mine. He leaves
four children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
SEAPLANE WRECKED
NEAR SISTERSVILLE;
AVIATORS INJURED

SistnrSvilie W. Va. Nov. ,3.-Two
New York aviators were injured today
when the spaplan" IN which they were
riding. turned over during windstorm
and fell into the ONO river about IL
q, X. Ringsdort. occupants of the ma
chine, were injured painfully. The sea-
NlRne was DESTROYED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04

Wilson. Democrat. 29.631: Erh")s. Re-
publican, 5000.
With only unofficial reports at name
from rumbcr OF precincts. returns
gatl, red BY the lntelligcnc"r ndir' ,r
that Rosenboom carried the First con-
gres sional district over Major M. NJ.
Ncry. who has representa- TIA" district
IN congress for eight years 80.
In the following district tahulatiui.
one precinct is still missing in Mar
shall county. and maj"rttics only ar"
reported in Hancock and N"tzel c"um-
ties:
Congressional Result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
BURN REELECTED

Athens, Tenn. Nov. 3.-HaxFy T. Burr.
N1Dublican msrn0SP q tAe 1eA4o a1ae3-
~ from this county. and VINO cast The
deciding vote tnr the ratirlcatton or the
been reelected after bitter contest,
Ills majority being about 100.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
HARDING CARRIES
STATE BY 10000
Returns On Congress and
State Officers Slow Owing
to Very Heavy Vote

Charleston. w. Va. Nov. 3.--ECturnS
from l.42I precincts out Of l.H6% in
WdSt Virginia for President give: Cox
1871 Harding 1888. For COVER
nor the same precincts give koontZ.
Democrat, 5000: Montgomery, Nom
Partisan. 66.2G6; Morgan. Republican.
1866
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
REVOLT
IN VERA CRUZ.
Seize Nearly 10000 Pesos
From the Government:
Troops On Way to Put
Down Uprising 4

Vera Cruz. Nov. 3-Military forces
forming the garrison OF the town OF
Coatepec. near Jalapa. the capital Of
the state Of Vera Cruz. have revolted
as 4 result OF anpounced plans BY the
federal war department to dispose thA
troops in opposition to the wishes Of
their commanders. Generals Ricardo
Morales and Alexandra kurzain. The
rebels have taken possession Of nearly
100000 pesos in the hands OF the garri.
son paymaster and about $4,000 pesos
which was being sent to the business
mon Of Coatepec.
Three columns OF government troops
located in this city have been ordered
to Coatepec to subdue the rebels. II r.
expected the revolt will have an lnflu-
cncc in the dispute which arose some
time ago over the golernorship Of the
state. Elections will b. held In the
near future. and II Is believed two leg
islaturcs will be chosen. each OF which
probably will nominate a different gov
ernOr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
WFsT VIRGINIA REPRESENTATION
IN CONGRESS SOLID REPUBLICAN

Rosenbloom Elected Over
Nicely In First District By
Majority Hovering Around
500 Mark-Three Pre-
cincts Only to Be Heard
From Other Five Dis
tricts Big Republican
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
Harding BY over Million

New York, Nov. 8 Senator Harding
at 3 p. NJ, was leading Governor Cox,
defeated Democratic presidential cnndi-
date on actual returns in New York
state by 1.oo5.s6@ votes with "92 upstate
districts vet TO hc heard from.
The vote stood; Harding l''55'33S; Cox
Returns from 3.9S3 districts out of
,4ST5 outside New York City. gave
Harding ?69.762;: Cox 40S,941.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04

Washington, Nov. 3.-Forecast:
West Virginia, Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania-Fair and warmer Thurs
day; Friday fair and cool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. 3.-Ecn RoS-
enbioom. Republican. Of Wh"',linE. was
elected TO congress in tho First West
Virginia district Yesterday or the rae"
Of practically complete returns. Tw"
hundred and sev :Hty-four out of 277 IN
the district give N"ely. Democrat. 3H
7S7; Rosenbloom. Republican,; 4p'S'";
n pluralItv of $50 fur Rosenbloom.
Second district--244 precincts out of
BAG give Brown. Democrat. 23.ioi
Bowers Republican. 3n.226.
Third d!Strict--l96 precincts cut II
aannS,,c.p $50 GIxc h'ca % ,t% Dt'"''''' '''''''
fourth district-l75 precincts out Of
woodward. Republican. :7nss.
Fifth dtstrict-T%ensy-fv precincts
our of col give McNeal. Democrat. D.
663: C;oodykoontz. Republican. 1864.
sixth district-231 out OF 35S give
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
M|LLER ELECTED
n. !. GOVERNOR
PLURALITY NEARS
THE 10000 MARK
Reports From Tardy Pre-
cincts Swing Tide to Re-
publican Nominee

New York, Nov. 3.-(By The Asso-
ciatcd Press)-Elcction Of Nathan l..
Miller of Syracuse, as governor. by an
estimated plurality slightly in excess Of
10000, as shown in revised figures tabu-
lated tonight, assured the, Republicans
of q clean swecp, In yesterdays election.
1880 O'Clock tonight. Miller was lead:
Ing smith by 5S.047 votes. The actual
returns give: Miller, 1.s06.5o3; Smith.
1,24S.456.
New York, Nov. 3.--RcviSed returns
tahulatcd ct Sis o'clock tonight gave
Nathan l.. Miller, Republican. a major'-
ty of 56.3S1 over Gov. Alfred F.. Smith;
Democrat, in the state guhernat9rtal
contest. Tho vote. with 2r3 dlktrlrt :
missing. was: Miller. l.303.SS9: Smith.
1.a47.5OS. All the missing districts are
in normally Republican communities
upstate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
MARYLAND.

Maryland.
Baltimore. Nov. 3.---Returns from I'll
precincts out uf SCI in Maryland SfSA
Cox 1866: Harding 1850: Debs 262.
Senate-Smith CD 1eS,S3i: Weller
(R) 141,53S.
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STATE ELECTION TABLE.
President.
Hard Pets.
Counties. Cox. |. ing. MISS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
THE INTELLIGENCER r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04

Necessary to elect 266.
Returns incomplete.
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Congressional Result.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
SPORT News J
school
DEFEATED
Fast Mayville Quint Took
Easy Game With Score
~ to is.

The M&yville high school basketball
team clashed with the Grand Forks
quint last night on the Y. N. c. A.
court and wrested victory from them
with an easy lead of q to Ii.
The visitors, heavier and speedier
than the Grand Forks players, had
things much their own way during the
game and the Grand Forks defense
wal unable to keep them from piling
up a substantial lead. The local Quint
put up a strong fight but did not have
the ability to q v themselves from
defeat
Bergene, captain of the visitors, was
the stellar player of the evening.
showing speed and basket shooting
ability that vas disastrous to the
locals. Rundy, his running mate. was
right with him in evading the Grand
Forks defense and played q good
game.
Yoder. Doe and Griffith Of the locals
seemed unable to get started and
Thoralson and Mayer did not show
their usual form:
Lineups and summaries:
Grand Forks. Mayville.
Griffith. f.:......f. Bergene Capt
Thoralson. f.........:.....f, Rundy
Yoder, Lura
summary-Field baskets: Bergene
8, Rundy ana Mayer 3, Thoralson 2,
Yoder, Doe. Lira and Alf /; free
throws: yBergene and Yoder, one out
of three trials; substitutes: Carothers
for Griffith; referee: Hauser.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
SPO2TLETS

Winnipeg. Mantle students UNI
ion OF the University of Manitoba
has con pleted, after lengthy CORE
spondence, the organization of a
western inter-university athletic I'M
ion. There will not be any track
competition this spring but it is
planned to promote a union meet al
Saskatoon in the fall. Rugby
matches also will be played on a
championship basis. At present the
Universities Of Manitoba, Saskatche-
wan and Alberta are members Of the
union.
Moscow, Ida-Track practice IL
under way at the University Of Idaho
here and prospects are declared ex-
ceedingly bright for q winning team
next spring by Tommy" Mathews,
track coach and graduate manager
The squad will be c~aptained by
Horton McCallie, winner of the con-
ference quarter mile last spring.
Neil Irving, holder of Idaho records
in the shot and discus events and
htgh-point man in the northwestern
track conference last spring. will
coach the weight team.
Victoria, b. CA trophy cup to
be competed for by amateur hockey
teams Of the Pacific coast has been
donated by Charles Cary, Victoria
sportsman. "A tournament between
Vancouver, Seattle and Victoria clubs
may be held In February to decide
the ownership OF the cup.
Valdez AlAska-Athletes OF Alaska
r not being kept Inactive by the
cold and SNOW and half light OF the
fIAMD ~4AfAN Mn naaS - uu1AA& I. l6slr{
club has been formed. At Fairbanks
Q cnfling schedule Ii being played
andHat Nenana aud other interior
potnta ha1ketban teams are meeting
ssv6sal timss each Week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
Duluth Watching For
North Dakota Contest

Duluth, Mimi. Jan. 24.-Duluth
basketball fans will see the crack
North Dakota university quint in ac-
ton here January so and 81, when it
meets the Knights Of Columbus five,
it was announced today. The K:<of
c: team has been playing so far this
season without the services of Eddie
Cole. considered one of the great
guards of the northwest, who has
been OF because Of injuries, but he
will play Saturday night when the
Knights meet the Hibbing junior coll
lege at Hibbing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
Stanislaus Zbyszko,
European Wrestler,
Will Arrive Feb. II


Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. 24-stanislaus
wrestling champion, who is due to ar
rive in New York on February II for
his American tour, will meet all chal-
lengers for the worlds championship
REGARDLESS of weight, color or afRli-
atoms, according to announcement to-
day by his manager, Jack Herman Of
Chicago. Zbysxko will be ready to go
to the ma with any wrestler in the
country within ten days after his ar
r;val.
Herman Is being de1uged with Of
fers for the Polish giant, a great
favorite with the American wrestling
public. and it is likely that he will
start his tour. in New York, meeting
n OF the top notch American wrest-
lers. After filling a half dozen en-
gagements in the east, Zbyszko will
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
SKI EXHIBITION
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

A skiing exhibition will be given by
members of the Grand Forks Ski
club at the Lincoln park slide Sunday
afternoon commencing at 3 o'clock.
The slide is reported to be in fine
shape after the recent SHOWS and
some particularly fine events are be-
ing Planned by members of the club.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
Last Nights Curling

Garvin defeated Witherstine and
Solstad defeated Sinclair in the
curling contests at the pavilion last
night. The results:
Miller Clifford
Wilder s. Baarman3
Williamson Waterbury
Witherstine Garyin
Skip. ..... 9 Skin. .,.....1O
MacEachern Cullen
Pierce s. Stake
Warnken Wood
Solstad Sinclair
Skip ...13. {