Republicans Gain Control of House Describe Raucous Hearing
_report details a g lawmaking session in which Republicans gain control of the House amid accusations of arbitrary conduct by Davis and Gilliam. The article notes a majority vote to dismiss charges, a fall hearing by District Attorney Hager, and a party shift in the House with Democrats losing seats as Republicans gain ground. It also mentions anticipated speakership battles between Madden and Longworth.
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Illlinois
Appropriations Committee
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Menocal Admits Defeat in Cuban Election
Former President Mario G. Menocal, the defeated conservative candidate, admits in a letter to General Machado that Machado won the presidency. The notice from Havana dated November 6 reports the concession after the recent election.
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North Dakota
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North Dakota Loss to Coolidge Conceded
Fargo reports Roy Frazier, La Follette aide, says Coolidge leads North Dakota with 9,087 votes over La Follette from 284 of 2,160 precincts. Frazier says gains needed to overtake are impossible. statewide results show Coolidge carrying the state as precincts remain.
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Tennessee Returns Show Democrats Lead With Large Majorities
Memphis dispatch reports about 320 of 2,139 precincts unreported in Tennessee with no sign of shrinking Democratic margins. Latest tabulations place Davis about 33,000 ahead of Coolidge, Governor Austin Peny about 39,000 ahead of Peek, and L. J. Tyson leading H. R. Vin by roughly 35,000, as two counties still report.
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Railroad Commission race vote figures and names
The data lists male vote totals for candidates Devis 149057 Coolidge 116974 La Follette 9844 in the Senate race L D Tyson 133006 H B Lindsay 96515 and Governor Peay 147307 Peck 10 age. Railroad Commissioner Hannah 234 Testerman 73327.
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Hunter mistaken for deer kills James Pool in Epps
In Louisiana, James Pool, 25, was shot and killed by Dr. O L Gilliand while approaching a deer stand near Epps. The fatality marks the first deer season death in the area this year. Police and authorities reported no further details on the incident.
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Local Affairs Focus on Aiding the Less Fortunate
The editorial calls attention to community concerns and urges readers to support those in need. It highlights opportunities to assist the less fortunate and encourages collective action locally.
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