Steck's Victory Over Brookhart Big Upset in Iowa Senate Race
Belated returns show Republicans with gains in both house and senate. Steck defeated Brookhart in Iowa as Democrats pick up seats elsewhere. Minnesota and Wyoming races unclear. Johnson and Johnson substitute lead uncertain as late counts trickle in. Colorado and Massachusetts also see shifts. Page 6 column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Colorado
Senate
Alva B. Adams
Phipps
Rice Wmeans
Morrison Schafroth
Massachusetts
Magnus Johnson Handed Ticket Back to Farm
Minneapolis, Minn November 5 Schall the blind congressman from Minneapolis appears to have sent Magnus Johnson back to his Kimball farm winning the junior Senate seat in Minnesota by a large plurality likely 15 000 to 20 000 with 1 49 of 3 607 precincts reported Schall 255 902 Johnson 22 7 Theodore Christianson won the governorship by about 43 000 Coolidge led La Follette by 79 000 with few precincts counted and the margin growing.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas B. Schall
Magnus Johnson
Kimball
Schall
Johnson
Theodore Christianson
Coolidge
la Follette
Christian Chief Lops Last Title From Boy Ruler
Peking reports that eighteen year old P' U-Xi the boy emperor of the Manchus has abdicated his rank and properties following pressure from a Christian general. Lu Chung Ling Feng Yu Hsiang's police chief entered the Forbidden City and took the ruler to his father's house as an inventory is arranged.
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Peking
P’ U-Xi
P’ U-Yi
Young P’ U
China
Catherine of
Russia
Forbidden City
Lu Chung Ling
Feng Yu Hsiang
Imperial Palace
Young P' U
Feng
Colman
Young Stir Up Trouble in Marion Illinois
In Marion Williamson county a clash between klan and anti klan factions sparked election duty fears. National guardsmen rushed to Marion armed with rifles after a reported confrontation in front of the courthouse. S Glenn Young and Adrian Smith were involved with Young allegedly drawing a gun and Smith being pushed down the steps. warrants issued for Young and Glenn Fowler.
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Herrin
Ill
Marion
S. Glenn Young
Williamson County
Young
Adrian Smith
Klan Enemy, Had An Altercation In Front of the Court House
Smith
Court House
Sam Stearns
Glenn Fowler
The Chest Organized Charity in Big City Life
A critique of modern urban charity arguing the Community Chest replaces traditional small town neighborliness. It calls for organized, thorough, trained effort to reach neighbors and prevent unseen suffering today.
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Community Chest
Big City
Big City Charity
Coolidge Wins Big Vote but Congress Uncertain
President Coolidge secures the largest popular vote for a candidate, with incomplete returns showing Republicans holding a slim majority in both houses. La Follette rebels and independent Republicans like Borah, Couzens, and Howell may affect unity. Final counts hinge on Brookhart, Magnus Johnson, Walsh races, and Colorado outcomes, with Coolidge personally stronger than before. Continued on page 4 column 2.
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Raymond Clapper
New York
Coolidge
Congress
Republiana
House of Representatives
Senate
la Follette
Borah
Couzens and
Howell
Brookhart
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
Walsh
Montana
Colorado
Ng Smee
Brookhart Gains on Steck in Iowa Senate Race
Des Moines Nov 5 The federal canvass may be needed to decide the Iowa senate race between U S Senator Smith W Brookhart and Daniel F Steck as returns from 200 of 2418 precincts cut Steck’s lead from over 12 000 to about 1000 votes With less than 100 precincts unreported Brookhart’s edge could swing with rural precincts completing tabulation Brookhart carried 56 counties Steck 43 including Washington county where Brookhart’s home stands Meanwhile Republicans won other statewide contests and Hammill secured the governorship.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U. S
Smith W. Brookhart
Daniel F. Steck
Senate
Steck
Brookhart
Ottmwa
Louis H. Cook
Washington
John Hammil
Etnta
Election Vote Totals and Senate Split Report
The total vote reached 30 million, the largest in U S history. Coolidge leads with 379 electoral votes, Harding 404, Cox 127, Davis 139, La Follette 13. Popular Coolidge estimated 16 to 18 million, Harding about 16 million. Senate tally projects 54 Republicans, 43 Democrats, one farmer laborist, with insurgent and independent voting patterns noted. House gains expected favoring Republicans, with 20 to 25 new members anticipated.
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Coolidge
Davis
la Follette
Harding
Cox
Senate
Borah
Couzens
Steck
Iowa
Schall
Minnesota
Phipps and Means
Colorado
House
Peach
St Presnt
Savannah
State Senate
CG. Hoykin
E.©. Wellborn
Tn Union
J. E B. Barnard
Ed Kerdall
Towns
Chatham County
James M. Cox
Georgia
Conlidge
Women Governors Sweep Quietly Into Power in 1924
Chicago report notes two women elected governor positions in Texas and Wyoming, Miriam A. Ferguson and Nellie T. Ross, with plans to carry on husbands' policies. Mentions Mary Norton, Florence Fifer Bohrer, Florence Knapp, and party gains in Maryland. Coolidge wins Maryland. La Follette vote cited, and war veterans' aid amendment passes.
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Chicago
America
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
George Butte
Canddate
Butte
Nellie T. Ross
Wyoming
Huygens
Sullivan
White
Hoss
Ma” Ferguson
Dr. Batte
Pa” Ferguson
Congress
Mary T. Norton
Jersey City
Democratic State Committee
New Jersey
Mississippi
Ilinois
Florence Fifer Bohrer
Joseph W. Fifer
Illinois Senate
New York
Florence C. Knapp
Manuel Herrick Awarded One Cent in Breakup Suit
Washington November 5 Manuel Herrick former Oklahoma representative received one cent damages in a circuit court suit for 50 000 against Miss Ethelyn Chrane his former stenographer alleged breach of promise to marry him A separate jury yesterday awarded Miss Cheane 7500 damages against Herrick for libelous statements in a court paper supporting the breach of promise claim
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Washington
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Ethelyn Chrane
Proclamation Declares Thanksgiving Day for 1924 Peace and Prosperity
President Coolidge proclaims November 27 as national Thanksgiving. The message highlights continued peace with other nations, strong domestic health, large industrial output and abundant harvests, urging worship, gratitude, humility, and service to God and humanity.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States of America
America
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Coolidge Praised After Narrow Victory In Reelection
President Coolidge declares simple thanks for an overwhelming reelection victory. He pledges to serve the welfare of the people and appeals to common sense. World leaders send congratulations as he proclaims Thanksgiving and resumes official duties amid public greetings.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Nation To Honor Disabled Heroes In Drive Friday
Final plans for the fourth annual Forget-Me-Not observance in Atlanta Friday and in over sixty Georgia towns will be completed at a luncheon at the Biltmore Thursday afternoon. Officers of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War and women group chairmen will discuss selling tags and forget-me-nots Friday and Saturday. Mrs Kying S. Thomas, Atlanta general chairman, will address the meeting and says workers unable to attend can report Friday morning at the Atlanta and Lowry National Bank headquarters. Mrs A H Hazzard designated treasurer with a committee including Mrs Marcus Beck, Mrs Charles H Stipie, Mrs Rosser, and Mrs Hazzard.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Biltmore
Aew Department of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War
Kying S. Thomas
Atlanta and Lowry National Bank
Edgewood Avenue
Pryor Street
A. H. Hazzard
Lodge in Coma After Surgical Shock
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, operated on October 20 at Charles Gate Hospital, suffered a shock at noon today and has been unconscious since, with condition serious at midnight. Dr John H Cunningham, who has treated him, planned a detailed morning statement. Previous operations included July 27 and a less serious one last month amid a reportedly improving convalescence.
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Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charles Gate Hospital
Senator Lodge
John H. Cunningham
Georgia Faithful Back Old Standard in Tuesday Vote
Georgia results show John W. Davis leading in the governor race and amendments approved as returns from 4,627 precincts of about 1,735 in the state complete tabulation. Governor Walker reelected, Harris unopposed to Senate, and twelve Democratic congressmen elected as totals favor the Democratic slate.
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John W. Davis
Georgia
Clifford Walker
H. B. Baytor
United State
William J. Harris
Washington
Statatas
Davis
Coolidge
la Follette
Nations
Faris
Pickens
Haralson
Gilmer
Walker
Brylov
Hoover and Work May Shift in Cabinet Changes
Washington November 5. The cabinet lineup for the next administration is under discussion after Coolidge's election. A vacancy remains at agriculture. Possible moves include Butler to postmaster general with Hoover likely moved to interior, Slemp possibly elevated, and labor secretary debated between Lewis and O Connor. Frictions and patching efforts noted.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Coolidge
Wallace
Willetward
Hoover
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican, National Committee
Harry New
Indiana
Butler
Bie- Choi
Department of Commerce
Interior Department
Hubert Work
Bascom Slemp
Slemp
Cleveland
John JT. Lewis
United Mine Workers
James J. Davis
T. W. O'Connor
Shipping Board
International Longshoremen’s Union
Weather Forecast for Georgia from The Washington
The forecast predicts fair conditions on Thursday with warmer temperatures in the west. Friday will be partly cloudy with rain and a drop in temperature in the north and west. Mean temperatures and rainfall totals are listed with normal values and deficits since the start of the month and year.
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Washington
Georgia
Frias
Weather Bureau
Statio
Atlanta
Iss
Galveston
Ratteras
Havre
Cindy
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Memphis
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma
Phoenix
Pittsbnrg
Roleich
Sin. Francisco
Clea
St Louis
Ratt Lake City
Barannap
Tampa
Eloudy
Toledo
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Blind Man
Kentucky
Associated Press
Neantime
Labor Party
Repebticans
Smith W. Broofhart
Ottumwa
Thomas Schill
Marion, Ill
Stege
Lafollette Ini
Maryland
Otis Peabody Swift
Baltimore
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Stephen W. Gambrill
iMir
Sydney E. Mudd
John Philip Hill
Frederick N. Zihlman
J. Charles Linthicum
T. Alen Goldsborough
Millard KE. Tydings
Manuel
Penny
Nation
Lodge
Olidge
Local Weather Report
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