Coolidge Gains Close to Victory as Returns Favor Him
As returns from Tuesday's election continue to roll in, Calvin Coolidge moves toward an apparent overwhelming victory in the 1924 presidential contest. In eight western states results remain unsettled at midday with Coolidge leading in seven, including Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. Congressional races show Republicans gaining seats with Longworth and Garrett re-elected as floor leaders.
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President Coolidge congratulated by John W. Davis
November 5. John W. Davis wired congratulations to President-elect Coolidge on his sweeping victory. Davis expressed hope the administration would advance the country’s welfare. Coolidge replied with thanks and appreciation for the patriotic sentiments.
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Burglars Loot Golden Store in Americus Night
Burglars entered the Golden Store on Forsyth street through a rear window, smashing glass and removing merchandise and furs valued at about 2500 dollars. One thief entered while another waited outside to pass items through the window, with footprints suggesting multiple intruders. Mrs. Golden suspects seasoned burglars familiar with the stock, taking a $1000 fur shipment and top dresses and coats, leaving most boxes and avoiding hats. Police seek leads as stolen goods likely headed to other cities.
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Harry Woodruff Dies From Drive-By Accident Tragedy
Athens November 5 Harry Woodruff prominent Columbus businessman and famed University of Georgia football star died this morning from injuries after an automobile accident near Athens last Friday night. Woodruff nicknamed Kid Woodruff was remembered as a leading sports figure.
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Ex Senator Cole to Be Buried Thursday
Cornelius Cole former United States senator and California pioneer died at his Los Angeles home at age 1062. Funeral services will be held Thursday for family only, followed by a public service at Hollywood cemetery chapel. Death attributed to incipient pneumonia stemming from a influenza attack months earlier.
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Woman Becomes Texas Governor Miriam Ferguson Elected
In a historic Texas vote Miriam Ferguson won the governorship, becoming the first woman to hold the office. She faced three campaigns amid the Ferguson family impeachment saga, overcoming two primaries and the general election to secure the post.
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Mrs Miriam Ferguson Becomes Texas Governor Candidate
Mrs Miriam Amanda Ferguson became the Democratic candidate for Texas governor after paying her husband who was impeached while in the governor chair. (Continued on Page Five)
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Crowds Pack Fair Grounds for Night Exhibition
Large crowds filled the fair grounds last night starting at six o'clock and reaching near capacity by eight. Rides and booths drew strong patronage while laughter and music from amusements indicated broad enjoyment. The negro community exhibit drew favorable attention with labor reflected in displays including fine chickens. Exhibiting groups include Shipp Nunn Shady Grove De Soto Seay Spring Hill Union Grove Gatewood Plains and Americas Institute. Officials anticipate rising attendance as the fair continues. Littlejohn will present free acts this afternoon at four drawing popular crowds.
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Al Smith Wins Governor Race In New York
Early returns show Al Smith leading Theodore Roosevelt in New York for governor as statewide results favor Coolidge and Davis on the Republican national ticket. New York City reports an enormous vote in Smith’s favor, offsetting Roosevelt’s northern state advantage amid slow counting across districts.
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Bond Election Nears Close as Voters Stream In
By 2 pm only 322 of 734 registered voters had cast ballots in Americas $60 000 street bond election a surge of women voters and mobilization efforts by Mayor Poole and supporters amid auto deliveries to residences. Georgia law requires two thirds of qualified voters voting and a majority of registered voters for passage. 551 favorable votes needed if 734 ballots are cast.
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Republican elected to Georgia Senate in Blueridge race
Blueridge Ga November 5 C F Owen republican of Hilljay Gilmer county yesterday was elected to the state senate without opposition He will represent the forty first district composed of Gilmer Pickens and Fannia counties
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Sumter County Votes Show Heavy Turnout and Races
A large general election vote was cast in Sumter County with Davis leading the presidential race 1227 to 122 and Coolidge 122, La Follette 115. Constitutional amendments mostly approved with varying county totals. Peach, Brunswick, Manufacturers Exemption, and City-County measures show mixed support and opposition.
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Secretary Davis Heads to Buenos Aires on Southern Cross
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis and Mrs. Davis will sail from New York to Buenos Aires aboard the Southern Cross on November 8, 1930 as announced in New York.
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Negro lawyer elected in Chicago
Albert George, a Black lawyer and Republican, appears to win a seat as an associate justice of the municipal court in Chicago. His main opponent trails by about 26 000 votes amid incomplete returns.
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Baraca Class Dines at Fair Grounds Thursday Evening
The Baracca Calls of the Central Baptist church will dine at the fair grounds Thursday at 7:15 p.m. The supper will be served at 75 cents per plate at the ladies of the Central Baptist church booth. President Mathis urges all members to attend with their wives.
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Newest Shades Highlight Evening Fashion Colors
Newest shades for evening wear include reds violets and purples with deluxe pink also popular. The list emphasizes bold statement hues as the season's color trend.
Coolidge Leads Davis as Returns Trickled In
Latest returns from yesterday's national election show President Coolidge ahead of John W. Davis by 21,000 votes. Kentucky appears Republican, while Tennessee and North Carolina remain Democratic as results are still incomplete.
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Democratic leads grow as returns trickle in Tennessee
Memphis reports early returns show Democrats leading in Tennessee with Tyson 88,151 to Lindsey 61,932 for the U S Senate and Peay 97,857 to 69,364 for governor. Constitutional convention support stands 24,020 against and 15,632 for. Returns cover 1,453 of 2,189 precincts.
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Georgia voters give Davis large statewide victory in 1924 race
Early returns from about 100 Georgia counties show John W. Davis carrying the state by a large margin over four opponents with more than 30 9000 votes while Coolidge and La Follette trail. Governor Walker leads in reported counties as all statehouse officers run unopposed and proposed amendments gain strong support.
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