Election Returns by State Show Coolidge Lead Across the Nation
Partial results from many states indicate President Coolidge ahead of Davis and La Follette in numerous regions from Alabama to Washington. Vermont, New Jersey, and California show Coolidge gains while La Follette and Davis trail in several key races including Senate and Governor contests.
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Alabama
Davis
Coolidge
la Follette
Colorado
John W. Davis
Robert M. Laa Follette
Oolidge
Massachusetts
New York
New York City
North Dakota
Senator la Follette
Cave
Foster
New
Hampshire
New Jersey
Senator
Edge
We Ag Mnelly Apy
Wena Py
South Dakota
Davia
W. H. McMaster
A. G. Cherry
McMaster
Eave McMaster
Cherry
Kagan
Carl Gunderson
Bulow
Christopherson
Johnson
Williamson
Vermont
Natal
Pre Coolidge
Fia Follette
Washington
Presidential electoral votes by state in 1924 1920 1916
A historic tabulation shows how states backed Democratic Davis or Republican Coolidge and La Follette in 1924 and earlier elections. It lists per state electors, party results, and shifting supports, highlighting statewide totals and minority notes across Alabama through Wyoming.
Courtship Bared by Arrest Of Alleged Forger
J F Underwood of 7 Auburn avenue Athens was arrested by postal inspectors on charges of stealing forging and cashing postoffice money orders. His wife in Atlanta admitted cashing a $50 order but claimed innocence. Inspectors pursue possible prior fraud cases as they review the couple's tale of a rushed marriage and hopes of property in Oklahoma. The Atlanta inquiry followed his Athens arrest after the man allegedly cashed orders from a stolen batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Underwood
Auburn Avenue
Athens
Post Office
Atlanta
Miu
Underwood
Social Circle
Joe P. Johnston
Ht. LA. Tomlinson
Lome
Tie
Potera
Coastal High
Savannah’ State
Aged Voters Make Bold Election Showings Across States
Readable clippings report numerous elderly citizens casting ballots in early voting across the country. Theo dore Canright 93 in Mlinit voted for Lincoln and faced injury. Amy Price 104 in Jamestown voted first for Franklin Pierce. Niles Hodgson 96 in New Ips, La Follette family in Iowa, and 89 year old blind Marsha Wallace in Minneapolis all participate. Reports cover Rosy New York, Alabama town loyalties, and widespread turnout with political notes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Marsha T. Wallace
E. Torrance
G. A. BR
Torrance
Coolidge Strength In Fulton County Vote Totals
Voters filled the polls from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Fulton County as district totals show heavy turnout. In First Ward results, Coolidge leads with 286, Davis 66, Ta Follette 22, while bonds and tax questions show mixed support with several contests including biennial sessions and coastal highway bonds. Second Ward totals list Coolidge 105, Davis 440, Walker 482, Nations 6, and similar lines for other candidates and measures.
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Davis
Coolidge
la ‘Follette
Nations
Faris
Walker
Alowing ‘Brunswick
Coastal Highway
Savannah
Ninth Ward
la Follette
Bayley
Peach County
Agammat
Brunswick
Savannah Ittte
B. Davis
la Foltette
Baylor
Colectors
Follette
Waller Baylor
Savannah State Tercalonal
Tenth Ward
Reventh
la Folletta
Nation
Teach County
Seventh Ward
Savanipet State
Ward
Folfete
Peach
County
Eighth Ward
la Fallette
Davin
National
Veach
Blackhall
Savannah State
Aminet
Uckhead
Venter Hill
Davia
Cook's
Fr Coastal Highway
Havannah
College Park
Ta Follette
Enal Highway
Oak Grove
Hrenswick
Texas
Ng Peachtree
San Antonio
Barry Warzbach
Coastal
Vannah
J. . South Bend
Jcy Peach County
A. Davis
la Volette
Ity Jhierea
Florida votes Democratic sweep and income tax ban proposal
Florida voters swept the Democratic slate into office and returned four Democratic congressmen. They also backed a constitutional amendment to ban an income tax on inheritable property. Early returns show Democrats leading or winning across districts with Green, Smith, Orange, and others securing majorities.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Congress
Herbert
Orange
Oal Green
John H. Smith
Davis
Coolidge
Follette
Lindsay Defeated in Juvenile Judge Race
Denver November 4 Judge Hen B Lindsay who promoted the juvenile court idea concedes defeat to Royal W Graham Republican for juvenile judge. The voters have turned Lindsay out after serving more than twenty five years in public life.
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Denver
Colo
Hen B. Lindsay
United States
Roral W. Graham
Lindsay
Mrs Withoft Headlines Inman Park Baptists’ Enlistment Week
Mrs F W Withoft of Fort Valley will be principal speaker tonight at Inman Park Baptist church during seven meetings for enlistment week. Her address The Woman Next to You will be at 7 o clock with special choir music and a vocal solo by Mrs H B Fitzgerald. Laura Lee Patrick will introduce the speakers. Tuesday night Dr Spencer Tunnel of TaGrange spoke on An Adequate Churchuilding for the Churchs Educational Program.
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F. W. Withoft
Fort Valley
Inman Park Baptist Church
H. B. Fitzgerald
Laura Lee Pattrick
Spencer Tunnel
TaGrange
Early vote totals show amendments carry in scattered counties
Unofficial returns from multiple Georgia and nearby counties report results for president and governor races, plus constitutional amendments. Davis leads Coolidge in several precincts, with La Follette also listed. county totals show varied support for biennial sessions, tax measures, and local bond issues.
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Wheeler
Alamo
Davis
Coolidge
la Vollette
Walker
Baylor
Leach County
Bronwick
Worth
Sylvester
Faris
la. Follette
Bienn
Breswick
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Morels
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Borah
Martin
Illinois
Theneen Crep
Sprague Rem
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Jones
Iowa
Brookhart
Vst
Steck
Lemocrat
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Ors
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Cool- Wye
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Missouree
Governor
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Schall
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Hooker
State Corporation Commission
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Kindler
Ind
Ross Klem
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Wanerischem
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Shird Ward
Aanatk
Lette
Faria
Ace County
Ats
Braunawick
Georgia
Ap. P. FM
Seavise
Savannah Sinfe
Minal
Agenst
Maine
Third Ward
Bland & Re
P. Wee
Michi
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Mississippi
Missouri
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Nevada
San
New Hampshire
Fourth Ward
New Mexico
Ette Walker
Lemon Bera
Devi
Tuanor
Varia
Bions
Virginia Saale Hale
Deas Dent
Em. l
Somreal Hishwar
Ughes
Taft
Forstal
Fifth Ward
la Voliette
Coastal Highway Pond
Honda
Math Ward
Coollidge
Walter
Coolidge J T
Savannah Tate Terminal
Bryants
Peville
East Point
King
Jamestown
N.Y
Amy E. Price
Franklin Pierce
Concord
N. H
Niles Hodgson
Calvin Coolidge
Mitchell
Firam G. Hammond
Hammond
Zachary Taylor
Brooklyn
William JT. Warrell
General Grant
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Susan Bailey
Crown Point
Winthrop
President Coolidge
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Roosevelt
Rosy
Smith
Selna
Ala
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Dallas County
Olttock
Sam Follebte
Coolidge O
Neil Bluffs
Peter Baldauf
Lallory
Brookhar
Birmingham
Court of Appeals
Commissioner of Fame and Fisheries
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Supreme Court
Virgil Bouldin
A. B. Sayre
Henry B. Foster
Game and Fisheries
J. T. Quinn
Public Service Commission
A. G. Pat. Terso
Ma" Ferguson
Jim
Temple
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Mrs. Ferguson
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Hughes
Stat
Charles BE. Hughes
Fifteenth Assembly District
Madison Avenue
70Th Street
America
Memphis
Tenn
Raleigh
Sun
Simmons
Coz
Harding
Columbia
Tohn W. Davis
Montpelier
Coolidge Otda
Cox
Somerset
Coolidge Davis
Mil Coolidge
Heunvermint
Vérmont
Glass
Richmond
Carter Glass
W. N. Doak
Sayre
Madison
Wis
Louise Nardin
Wisconsin University
Marion
George T. Harding
Des Moines
Agriculture
Wallace
Indianapolis
Everyburdy 4
Arly
Somerset, VI
Selma
Smilar
Mount Vernon
Jim Piper
Fulton County
First Ward
Flor
Ben B. Lindsay
Minman Park Baptists
Withoft
Er County
Thu
White
Cleveland
White County
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