Republicans Have Working Majority in Senate
Washington reports indicate Republicans will command a two thirds majority in the Senate after yesterday's elections. Of 92 seats, 61 are holdovers, leaving 31 to fill with 19 Republicans and 12 Democrats. Several states already chose party winners, while final tilts remain in Ohio, Indiana, Oregon, Colorado, Missouri, and Nevada.
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Dynamite Used to Destroy Church in Montecall Ga
A Montecall Georgia special reports dynamite destroyed a Mormon church on Monday night. Two hours later four Mormon elders who had been conducting services left town. their whereabouts are unknown. The tale appears to be drawn from youth’s companion material amid broader notes on electrical dangers and a Canterbury archbishop anecdote.
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Atlanta
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Ambition and success contrast in a liner smok ing room
John G Johnson recalls youth aims and a tale from an aged millionaire who asks why one rises. Johnson quotes the remark that true success comes when doing what one does not like, illustrating the paradox of ambition and accomplishment.
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New York Times
John G. Johnson
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Mr. Jonson
Eminent Lawyer's Fee Questioned at Cleveland Session
Report notes a Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt where the state's attorneys press a lawyer about a large fee from a trust. The lawyer replies he counted the money rather than considering it tainted. Proceedings conclude with a closing, the day’s events described with a wry smile.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
John W. Kern Named as Potential New Senator
In yesterday's election, Democrats gain seven seats, with a likely North Dakota result showing Thomas Marshall and the full Democratic ticket elected. Taft carries the state for president, while the legislature appears Democratic, signaling a possible successor to Senator James A. Homen. John W. Kern is mentioned as a potential nominee amid surprising defeats for Reps Jesse Overstreet and Charles J. Landis.
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William H. Taft
Thomas Tt. Marshall
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James A. Homen
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