Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, November 5, 1920, Page 2

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Randalls same reproduction, and attachments to the A000 0000 NUTR We understand every “know how.” BRIEF GENERAL NEWS Major A. V. Dalryinple, supervising prohibition agent of the Chicago dis- trict has resigned. James A. Gary, 87 years old’, post master-general in the cabinet of Presi dent McKinley, died at Baltimore. A state of siege has been declared in Moscow, according to dispatches | trom Helsingfors to the British foreign office. Reduction of $2,000,000 a year in ex penses will be made by the United States shipping board in the near officials of the board said. Widespread counterfeiting of inter- nal revenue stamps in connection with violation of prohibition laws is report- ed by the bureau of internal revenue. Germany must deliver 275,000 tons of shipping to the allies as compunsa- tion for the sinking of the German Mest in Scapa Flow, the reparations DON’T TAKE CHANCES J Fussing nor entrust important repair work to amateurs, We are experienced at Welding and Brazing And can save you unnecessary delay and render you work that will be satisfactory in every respect. branch Cottonwood Battery & Welding Shop TL of our business and com A he of snow, which be gan falling late Saturday night, cover ed northwestern Nebraska and parts of South Dakota and Wyoming, extend- ing as far as Montana. Hundreds of thousands of bushels of corn may be burned as fuel by farmers | in northern Nebraska this winter, High | | priced coal and a bounteous but low- | | priced crop of corn is the reason, avy blank Why not build a machine shed | and stop the rust and decay. | tough lumber will do the trick | and it won’t cost much either. Hussman Lumber Co. 45-tf | HARDING SWEEPS NATION 7a a ee ee epee errr een n er erere eae |L received. (continued: from page 1) Montana, Nebraska, Maryland, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Utah, | Washington and Wyoming. Even in ‘the Southern states the Democratic majorities phowed, in many cases, aeavy declines from 1916. Where Texas four years ago gave Wilson a hand some majority of 221,515, it waa geo erally estimated that Cox's majority will be many thousands less. |THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE | Total Electoral Votes 631; 266 Votes Necessary to Win. Republican California | Colorado | Connecticut . | Delaware Idaho Liinois Indiana lowa | Kansas Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri | optana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon Pennsyly: ~ ene te yar erereyomero tes PRS eee eae eet ae Coenmenke Vermont Wa ashington Wyoming 3 ses Democratic Alabama 12 Arkansas : 6 M4 Kentucky 13 Loulstana 10 Mississippi... North Carolina South Carolina Texas Virginia Doubtful - rizona - nE cneweoes ahora South Dekota | Tennessee .. HARDING PLURALITY IN NEW YORK HUGE New York.—With the possible ex ception of the contest for the governor- ship, which is in doubt, Republicans apparently have made a clean sweep in New York state. Incomplete returns give Harding 1, 498,934, Cox 648,445. | If this ratio is maintained in the missing districts, Senator Harding will carry the state by the unprecedented plurality of 1,125,000. | Governor Smith's lead has been cut down to 3031. The vote in 5565 up- state and New York City districts was Smith 1,039,169, Miller 1,036,138. The largest popular vote previously received by a presidential candidate in New York state was 870,070, which Mr. Taft polled in 1908. The previous record plurality was made in 1896 | when McKinley led Bryan by 268,375. United States Senator James W. | Wadsworth Jr. was leading his Demo cratic opponent, Lieutenant-Governor Harry Walker, by 323,991 votes. HARDING HAS BEST BIRTHDAY | Surrounded by Family and Frier. Senator Receives Returns. Marion, O.—Warren G. Harding | Tuesday had the greatest birthday party of his life. Surrounded by members of his fam- ily and a circle of neighbors and per- sonal friends, he received quietly at his home here the tribute of the mil- lions who had voted to present him on his 65th anniversary with the pres- idency of the United States. The smile of confidence he has worn for weeks broadened as he received the early returns and began to re ceive a flood of congratulations hail- ing him as the president-elect. While the senator was at dinner a committee of employes of the Marion | Star, his newspaper, called to present him with a gold printer's makeup rule, and he came out on the front porch and, with his voice choking with emo- tion, thanked them for their devotion. COOLIDGE GETS RETURNS Joy Is Expressed in Nature of Support Received. Boston.—Governor Coolidge receiv- ed returns from the election with friends at the Hotel Touraine. He issued a statement thanking the voters for their support and expressing as - 8, | surance of victory. The statement follows: “It is with a great deal of gratitude that I have seen by the incoming re- |turns the extent of the victory and j have realized its source. While I re- joice in its great proportions, | rejoice even more in the nature of the support It means the end of a period which has seemed to substitute words for things and the beginning of a period of real patriotism and true national honor.” Leave that suit or overcoat for cleaning or pressing at Tom Randall's confectionery store. All work guaranteed. Richards & Soltman, Grangeville. 10-tf 20 per cent discount on all tires in stock ear, Federal and Fisk all sizes in stock. E. J. 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