Massachusetts Vote Results by Towns on Ballot Measures
The statewide ballot shows Yes and No tallies across towns for Governor U S Senator referenda and liquor moving. Listings include dozens of municipalities such as Acton Amherst Barnstable Bedford Belmont Beverly Bil Massachusetts towns and counties reporting counts for each measure. Output reflects varied support patterns across regions with multiple precinct tallies per item.
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Acushnet
Aghidg
Amherst
Andover
Arlington
Ashburnham
Ashby
Ashfield
Ashland
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Alford
Amesbury
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Barnstable
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Belchertown
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Bellingham
Berkley
Bernardston
Blackstone Beeta
Ty Blanford
Boylston
Setts
Bolton
Poe
Bourne Loxboro
Boxford
Braintree Brewster
Brimfield
Brookfield
Brookline
Buckland
Burlington
Pyetes
Calate Ues
Charlemont
Ghaptlom Eekes Cleeven Alg
Chatham
Bos
Chelmsford
Engler Iy Ces Vss Se
Cheshire
Chesterfield
Ray Og
Clarksburg
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Sains Yaieiven
Concord
Conway
Cummington
Dalton
Dana
Danvers
GOH
Dartmouth
HOS Dedham
Deerfield
Dennis
Eensene
Ecceee
Douglas Cosersses
Dragut
BTL
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Dudley
Dunstable
Duxbury
Eastham
Aaek
Easthampton
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Bridgewater
Mast Brookfield
Egremont
Falmouth
Fitchburg
Pierige
Foxboro Oo
Tramingham
Franklin
Freetown
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Gardner
Gay Head
Georgetown
Conroneraccacees
Goshen
Gosnold
Granville
Eee
Great Barrington
ORL
Greenfield
Greenwich
Hadley
Cceeeeeseeseee
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Hanover
Hanson
Harvard Veces
Harwich
Hardwick
Hatfield
Hawley
Heath
Hingham
Hinsdale
Holyoke Diys
Goa
Holbrook Holliston Holden Jlepkinton
Hubbardston
Hudson
OO Huntington
Lakeville
HGNC
Lancaster Am SE
Leverett S.ercseeees Sd
Lincoln
Littleton
Dover
Longmeadow
Holland
Bob Lwafesboro
Stott -Kartee
S. A
Lexington
Ludlow
Unenburg
Iximbston
Middlesex Fight Still Doubtful in County Election
Returns from Middlesex County late last night show James C. Reilly assistant district attorney mounting a strong challenge to Arthur K. Reading of Cambridge for district attorney. The race remains in doubt with Reading drawing a strong lean while Reilly’s Home City tally was not yet reported.
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Middlesex County
James C. Reilly
Arthur K. Reading
Cambridge
Reilly
Reading
Reilly Wins G. O. P. Districts Amid Local Upsets
Reilly supported by prominent Republicans including Everett C. Saltonstall carried Marlboro amid statewide district results. South Lodge and Cox won Republican rivals. Lexington Malden Melrose Framingham also shifted. Concord, Reading, and Natick showed mixed outcomes with Reilly carrying Natick.
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Reilly
Everett C. Saltonstall
Marlboro
South Lodge
Cox
Extra ballots mailed to Boston precincts for election
Boston Election Commissioners sent 120 ballots per 100 voters to 274 precincts to prevent a shortage. A cab service used for ballot distribution across precincts in each ward, replacing the usual fleet of taxis, with a police guarded truck delivering and collecting ballots. At closing, precinct officers returned boxes to City Hall Annex for counting by 14 tabulators.
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Boston
City Hall
Mrs O'Brien Declares Victory For Suffolk District Attorney
Mrs O'Brien called the election of her husband a triumphant moment, saying she is the happiest woman in the world. She credited Suffolk county voters and especially the women for backing Mr. O'Brien to return to the district attorney's office.
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O’brien
Suffolk County
Early returns show Lafollette leading in Douglas County
Milwaukee voters reported the first Douglas County tally with Lafollette leading United States Senator for the Republican ticket while Mrs. Hooper had no votes. In Missouri, Dunklin County’s first precinct reported Reed leading Democrat and Brewster leading Republican.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Douglas County
Wisconsin
United States
Lafollette
Hooper
ST. Louis
Associated Press
Missouri
Dunklin County
Reed
Brewster
Indiana senatorial returns show Beveridge trailing
Returns from Indiana precincts indicate Beveridge (R) trailing Ralston (D) with Beveridge at 96,433 votes and Ralston at 99,62. Henry, Socialist, has 1,000 or so votes as results come in from Indianapolis early on November 7.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
U. S
Give Ralston
Beveridge
Menry
Socialis
Senator Hitchcock Concedes Defeat in Idaho Result
Senator Gil bert M. Hitchcock conceded defeat to Republican opponent R. B. Howell in Omaha. Hitchcock estimated Howell would win by about twenty two thousand votes or more, with Howell securing the majority and party victory in the election.
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Howell
Omaha
Neb
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
R. B. Howell
Michigan Leads as Only Team Yet to Allow a Point
Michigan and Wisconsin stand as the only two teams whose defense has not yielded a point in the cited stretch. The overall game notes mention strong line play and solid safeties contributing to this milestone.
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Michigan
United States
Wisconsin
South Mt Oome
Fitzgerald Credits Women for His Defeat
John F. Fitzgerald blamed women and their clubs for his gubernatorial loss as Governor Cox retained office by a 25 000 plus majority. He praised the Democratic fight and said Republicans should thank women for the result while vowing future campaign work. He sent Cox congratulations and planned a trip to see his ill daughter at Lake Saranac.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Cox
Boston
Republican Party
Fitzgerald
Dorchester
Lake Saranac
Gaston Family Responds To Election Returns
Early this morning Colonel Gaston refused comment on the election. Late last evening Mrs. William Gaston and daughter Hope Gaston visited Kilby street headquarters to hear returns. They learned that the Springfield Republican and Loring Young conceded the Senate chair to her husband.
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Gaston
William Gaston
Hope Gaston
Kilby Street
Springfield Republican
Loring Young
Senate
Back Bay Women Rally Behind Colonel Amid Tense Returns
May Mathews and a band of Telephone Operators' Union women cheered the Colonel as returns came in. Prominent Back Bay society guests Mrs. Gaston Mrs. J. K. Howard and Mrs. Sydney Baylor attended. Vincent Club girls joined the cheering while Frank Vahey and Charles O'Connor watched from the Colonel's headquarters.
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May Mathews
Telephone Operators’ Union
Back Bay Society
Gaston
J. K. Howard
Sydney Baylor
Vincent Club
Gaston Boosters
Frank Vahey
Charles O’connor
G O P Woman Defeated in Oklahoma Race
Miss Alice Robertson Republican from Muskogee, the lone woman in the 67th Congress, trailed Democrat W. W. Hastings in late returns. Hastings led by about two to one with 117 of 26 districts reporting, Hastings 12 388 Robertson 6665.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Press
Alice Robertson
Muskogee
W. W. Hastings
Senators Elected in Several Massachusetts Districts
Second Bristol Worcester McLane and Snow led in western districts while Francis Rice Warren Shuebuk How ard and Putnam won in other Middlesex and Suffolk regions. Voters faced polling-venue confusions and a ballot-box malfunction disrupted voting at Concord town hall prompting repairs by Al Wilson. Coolidge waited five minutes to vote in Northampton with Mrs. Coolidge and Judge Irwin nearby.
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Bristol
Walter E. McLane
Fall River
Herkshire
Hampshire
Hampden
Dexter A. Snow
Westfield
Suffolk
Willam J. Francis
Boston
Middlesex
Abbott B. Rice
Newton
Charles ©. Warren
Arlington
Norfolk
Plymouth
Walter Shuebruk
Cohasset
Charles P. Howard
Reading
Frank H. Putnam
Lowell
Calvin Coolidge
City Hall
Northampton
Coolidge
Richard W. Irwin
Superior Court
Irwin
Mr. Coolidge
Concord
al Wilson
Essex
Fred FR. Cooksey
Marblehead
Edward J. Carey
Framingham
Maynard E
Clemens
Wakefield
George L. Briggs
Amesbury
Barnstable
Jerome
Smith
Provincetown
Frederick P. Glasser
Hudson
John F. Donovan
Chelsea
Benjamin Lering Young
Weston
John T. Farrell
Robert L. Manley
Thomas C. Crowther
Ernest A. Larocque
William F. Thomas, Jr
John A. Jones
Peabody
Harile E. Thompson
Plainville
Franklin
George K. Pond
Greenfield
Flist Hampden
Daniel W. O'Connor
Palmer
Firat Berkshire
H. Shaylor
Lee
Firat Franklin
Dole
Bhelburne
Ashley
Deerfield
Berkshire
William Ll. DuBois
Wast Stockbridge
Hatrank O.scott
West Springfield
Frederick A. Warren
Wibraham
Frederick Eugene Judge
Southampton
Benjamin F. White, Jr
Weatwood
Allen Lawson
Braintree
Jeremiah J. Healy
Natick
Willliam H. Hannagan
Marlborough
Worcester
Thomas H. Johnston
Clinton
John E. Thayer
Jn. Lancaster
Herman Phersson
Gardner
Edwin L. Thompson
Templeton
John A. Kelleher
Stoughton
Samuel ‘Wragg
Needwtwelfth
Harold E. Howard
Himer L. McCulloch
Adams
Habex
George J. Bates
Salem
Fi Worccatio Vatmere Po Te It
Southbridge
Francis BE. Cassidy
Wobter
Joseph N. Roach
North Adams
James T. Welsh
North
Adama
John E. Beck
William . Casey
Spencer
Edward J. Kelley
Louis MN
Chenes
Fitchburg
Henry Wheelock
Newburyport
James D. Stewart
Hopkinton
Morrill
Ryder
Middleboro
Highth Plymouth
Roland M. Keith
Bridgewater
John J. O’brien
John L. Mitchell
Hull
Thomas R. Bateman
Winchester
William H. McCarthy
Rockland
H. Sparrow
Norwell
Maurice F. Greaney
Whitman
Charles H. Ayshiey
Charles H. Gilmore
Melrose
Thomas J. Welgh
Leicester
Howard F. Ming
Millville
Herbert J. George
Mendon
George F. James
Norwood
James B. Casey
Cambridge
Clarence P. Kidder
Ralph R. Stratton
Arthur F. Blanchard
Louis O. Green
Albert Harrison Hall
John C. Brimblecom
Bernard Early
New
Leverett
Saltonstall
Blairteenth Suffolk
Francis X. Coyne
Richard Garvey
Ind
Massachusetts Representatives Elected by District
A list of elected representatives by district names including Essex Middlesex Norfolk and Hampden with party affiliations indicated. Several districts show multiple winners or replacements and notes on deaths and independent candidates.
McLeod Wins South Carolina Governor Race
Columbia Nov 7 Thomas G McLeod Democrat was elected governor of South Carolina today amid statewide returns. Balloting showed strong support across counties with McLeod securing a decisive victory.
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Columbia
D. C
Thomas G McLeod
South Carolina
Returns show early results in 1920 elections across states
At 11 o'clock the early returns in the 1920 elections show limited turnout with several contests undecided. Gillett re elected speaker. London defeated. New York and other states report varying leads for Calder, McLean, Dupont, and Lodge while Reed, Townsen, and Smith edge ahead in key Senate races. Rhode Island Gerry leads Democrats. McKellar and Mayfield lead in Tennessee and Texas respectively.
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Associated Press
United States
Congress
House
Gillett
Meyer London
Senate
Republican State Committee
Calder Dr. Royal
Copeland
New Yok City
Connecticut
Mclean
Thomas J. Spellacy
Delaware
Dupont
Indiana
Ralston
Albert J. Beveridge
Edwards
New Jersey
Fess
Ohio
Jona Ee
Pomerene
Pennsylvania
Reed
May
Rhode Island
Gerry
Tennessee
McKellar
Texas
Harle B. Mayfield
Utah
Bamberger
Senator King
Enator
King
Smoot
Vermont
Greene
West Virginia
Sutherland
Dublican
Dem
Wisconsin
Jollette
Miller
E. Smith
Gifford Pin
Aereene
Ansylvania
Greene wins in Vermont in early returns
Frank L. Greene, Republican, led over William B. Mayo, Democrat, with 19 cities reporting and Mayo at 17,003. J Holmes Jackson, Democratic opponent, had 14,418. In the 1st District Fleetwood (R) led Kennedy (D) with 19,004 to 47,414 in returns from 118 towns.
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Monte Eet
Frossman
Frank L. Greene
William B. Mayo
Mayo
Tan
J. Holmes Jackson
Frederick
J. Fleetwood
Rhean
James H
Missouri race tightens as Reed leads by 18000
Senator James Reed, Democrat, widened his lead to about 18 000 over Republican rival R R in Missouri as one third of precincts reported. In 1006 of 3878 precincts Reed had 10418 votes to 3223 for his opponent.
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ST. Louis
Nev
James 4. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Democrat Elected to Congress in Tennessee
TN district votes to elect representative to the House as the Democratic nominee wins in the Fourth District. Party chairman Hult elected to Congress amid party confirmation and Arizona coverage.
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Tennessee
New York
Nev
Co Hult
Democratic National Committee
Piahry
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Iowa
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