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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1914

Page

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Republicans Sweep House and Senate Gains Across States

Republicans win four Congressmen Tinkham Carter Dallinger and Walsh secure seats while Whitman carries New York by 125000 and Penrose wins Pennsylvania Senate. Cannon reelected Tremen dous gains spread nationwide as Progressives return to GOP banks. New York gives Roosevelt a heavy blow as Sulzer defeats a Progressive. Democrats may lose House control.

Tinkham Carter Dallinger Walsh Whitman New York Senator—Penrose Pennsylvania Cannon Roosevelt Sulzer House

German Fleet Wins as British Lose Three Ships

Disaster struck the British navy in two hemispheres as a Pacific clash near the western coast of South America developed into a massive engagement. The German fleet gained the advantage while British losses mounted, with three ships sunk or crippled in the encounter.

Hondon South America Pacific

Electric Automobile Salon at Copley Plaza Exhibition

The Electric Automobile Salon showcases 1915 electric models in the Grand Ball Room at Copley Plaza with floral decor soft lights and music. It features Electric Drawing Room on Wheels and Electric Roadsters with stylish exteriors and interiors. Dancing runs daily in the adjacent miniature Ball Room. Last days eleven to ten. Admission one dollar.

Copley Plaza

Framingham tragedy ends with suspect’s capture

Missi Margaret Brock, 19, was shot at her Arlington street home after she refused to marry a man who entered with a flashlight and revolver. The attacker, Stanley Krystopavis, 23, was cornered at his Bridges street residence. officers forced the door and continued the pursuit.

Framingham Missi Margaret Brock Arlington Street Stanley Krystopavis Bridges Street Page 10

Outside Elections Claim sweeping Republican gains nationwide

The article reports a massive shift toward Republicans in state and federal races. It notes Whitman defeating Glynn for New York district attorney, Wadsworth and Sullivan winning New York and Illinois Senate seats, Republican gains in New Jersey and the West, and Roosevelt and Sulzer suffering defeats. Woman suffrage and prohibition losses are noted along with other statewide outcomes.

Whitman New York Glynn James W. Wadsworth United States James W. Gerard Roger Sullivan Illinois Lawrence Y. Sherman Wilson New Jersey Connecticut New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Boies Penrose United States Senate Pennsylvania Roosevelt Sulzer New York State Cannon House West Virginia Congress Johnson California Harding Ohio

Congressmen Elected in Several Districts

District results list Aillen Treagway of Stockbridge H Gillett of Springfield Calvin Paige of Southbridge Winslow of Worcester Jacob Rogers of Lowell Gardner of Hamilton Michael Phelan of Lynn and Frederick Dallinger of Cambridge among others. The notice records multiple names with party affiliations and districts.

Aillen T. Treagway Stockbridge Aee H. Gillett Springfield Calvin D. Paige Southbridge Wee E. Winslow Worcester Jacob ‘Rogers Lowell Gardner Hamilton Michael E. Phelan Lynn Dem Frederick W. Dallinger Cambridge

Political Biographies Note Re-elected Officials and Candidates

Ernest W. Roberts of Chelsea and Peter Tague of Boston are listed as Democrats along with George Holden Tinkham of Boston. A Gallivan of Boston, William H. Carter of Needham, Richard Olney the 2d Democrat, William S. Greene of Fall River, and Joseph Walsh of New Bedford. Re-elected.

Ernest W. Roberts Chelsea Peter Tague Boston George Holden Tinkham A. Gallivan William H. Carter Needham Richard Olney William 8. Greene Fall River Joseph Walsh New Bedford

State election results show Walsh re elected and GOP sweep shifts

Governor Walsh is re elected by a reduced plurality. Lieutenant Governor Barry loses to Cushing. Progressive strength collapses with Walker near Bird’s 25 percent. Republicans gain control of the Legislature while Democrats claim four of 16 Congress seats. Several district outcomes: Mitchell lost to Carter, Thacher to Walsh, Deitrick to Dallinger, Tinkham over Horgan, Olney over Howard. No on charter referendum wins by 20,000 votes. Senate and auditor treasurer attorney general council results listed.

Walsh Barry Cushing Walker Bird Mitchell Carter Thacher Deitrick Dallinger Tinkham Horgan Olney

Moon Phase Notes for November Hundreds of Years Ago

The entry records lunar phases around November with last quarter on the 10th and a new moon on the 17th. It notes the 808th day of the year, the 43rd day of autumn, and a 4 minute daily decrease in daylight. Evening stars include Venus rising west of setting and Jupiter high in the south at sunset.

Venus Jupiter

Anniversary note on Walsh and Democratic ticket victory

One year ago today Walsh and the entire Democratic ticket won the state election. The brief mentions the victory as a milestone with no further detail on candidates or results.

Walsh Barry

Weather Outlook for Boston and Washington Nations

Boston area sees Wednesday cloudy with occasional light rain and higher temperatures. Thursday brings moderate southwest to west winds. Washington forecast lists showers Wednesday and Thursday clearing.

Boston Washington

Party composition in Senate and House this year

The document lists legislative party breakdowns. Senate shows 33 Republicans and 7 Democrats with no Progressives. House shows 147 Republicans, Democrats, 1 Socialist, and 1 Progressive. This year totals: Senate 21 Republicans and 2 Progressives. House 117 Republicans, 108 Democrats, 1 Socialist and 17 Progressives.

Senate

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