Republicans Sweep Bridgeport City Aldermen Race
Howard F. Bryant won the First district as a Republican alderman, defeating Democratic incumbent Milgolm MacPayden. John W. Ripbert, James T. Reynolds, Wilbert Sanford, and Tyneat W. Reighert also secured Republican seats in the Board of Aldermen across multiple districts. The slate notes Bryant is 35, a plumber from State Street. Ripbert is 37, Logan Brothers staff, involved in local clubs. Reynolds is 42, American Tube & Staining Co. executive. Sanford is a building contractor. Reighert is 27, New England Ice Cream executive. Bruce, Knapp, Hamilton, and Martin further indicated long-standing Republican control with local civic ties.
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Milgolm MacPayden
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Republican Club
Munter Plumbers
James T. Reynolds
Saird Cistrinh
Heigh
American Tube & Staining Co
Mancock Avenue
Unique-Every Man Republicans sweep city aldermen
The city elected 12 Republican aldermen in a rare party unity. The new board begins term in December with no Democratic opposition, distributing seats across districts from First to Twelfth and promising action as a unit on party measures.
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Hodge
Bryane
Beers
Hibpert
Stont
Reynolds
Randy
Reichert
Lyon
Prigo
Moore
Knapp and Connor
Eamileon
D'Wike
Martin and McCormick
Linford and Koeghiss
Kisco
Baker
Blackham
William 4H. Brown
Celdwell
R. Arthur Brown
Garlick Aide Prosecutor Cleared in City District Seat Fight
T Eavie Garlick, assistant district attorney, was cleared from contention for the 22st seat amid a dispute with Joseph Monstalh. Known to local lawyers and city officials, Garlick served as Valentine in the late war.
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Cleoted Sonntoy
Joseph Monstalh
Wery
Wensentine
White House Stile Hopes for Victory in Far West
In the wake of early returns from the East and Middle West the White House remained confident the Democratic ticket could still win. Reports from Breakenridge Long suggested Missouri senator prospects favored by at least 25,000 votes, while California Democratic leaders sent encouraging signals.
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Reakencidge Long
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California
Harding sweeps Illinois by near half million
Chicago dispatch reports Senator Harding won Illinois by about 500000, with Dunk County in Chicago totaling over 200700. Republicans claim the sweep places all Republican state candidates in office as results trickle in from the election in progress.
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Bilnoix
Wilson's Home District Backing Harding Strongly
Princeton based report notes President Wilson's home district favored Harding and Coolidge decisively. The fragment cites local reaction and results showing support for the Republican ticket amid ongoing political emphasis in the district.
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Wilson
Harding
Princeton
Noody
End of Period of Words Coolidge Speech Sparks Patriotism
Boston November 2 Gov Coolidge hailed the Republican victory as the start of an era of national honor and real patriotism. He argued the campaign had moved from words to deeds, praising Harding’s leadership and vowing return to the Constitution and principled governance. Mrs Coolidge thanked supporters and spoke on women’s role in the election.
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Claim Increased Socialist Vote
The Socialist party shows an increased vote across regions, with Otto Granafetter stating gains despite some pockets of strength for opponents. Early returns indicate a higher Socialist presence in key precincts, while other races show varied support and reelections in local contests.
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Soctadet Party
Otto Granafetter
Socialist Parts
Associated Press
Barry Revurna
BiAgaterte
Bugeoe
Atlanut Fon
West Virginia Vote Outcome Remains Uncertain
In Charleston WV the daily returns show a close contest for governor. The count hints at Montgomery the Non Partisan candidate leading his two regular opponents amid disputed results and a wary state.
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West Vigyals
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Marke
MD Sedm
Montgomery
Helrans
Hays Declares Voters Favor Republican Direction
New York report quotes Republican National Committee chair New York as stating the American people show overwhelming support for the party’s course in state matters. He frames recent returns as evidence of broad unity among citizens on leadership and policy direction.
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I Flys
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Republic
Fragmented OCR Note on Fraternal and Social Orders
The readable text lists names and affiliations with various fraternal and benevolent orders, including mentions of Phasea L. Borris and several organization titles, but the fragmentary OCR provides no clear event date place or outcome. The readable portions hint at memberships and societal groups rather than a concrete news item.
Town of Westfield 15 About to Become City
Westfield Massachusetts voters move toward adopting a city charter after a town form of government. The action would shift municipal structure, with planning and governance changes under a new city charter. Public notices indicate a referendum timeline and necessary steps for transition.
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Westfield
Wehsprield
Mass
Telietiod
Luiselpalaficesa
Carpenters Narrow Escape After Workplace Accident
A carpenter identified as Frederick Ruister, age 50, was nearly killed when his machine veered off the road and overturned this morning. He escaped serious injury after the machinery landed atop him, with emergency crews responding to the scene.
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Prederick Ruister
Carpenter
Tiny
McKinley Victory Tilt in Boston Shows Republican Sweep
Boston news reports indicate McKinley defeats Bryn in a citywide contest as Republicans secure a large plurality. Early returns suggest about 15 000 margin, with Cox and Wilson dynamics noted. Several congressional races show Republican gains while Democrats face losses, including Olney defeated by Gow.
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Georget Chunk Incident Shocks Scruqurial District
A garbled report notes a dramatic event in the scruqurial district involving Georget Chunk and a Monplish figure. The text references a knee strike near an eye and a listed wife Avdra POAC Arginine, though many details remain unclear due to OCR damage.
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Zayas Leads Cuba Presidential Contest In Havana
Fragmentary text from Havana reports Zayas leads presidential race in Cuba with mentions of provinces and coalitions. Vague data and garbled lines reference Miguel Libis and Suman Ge Ceri with unclear figures or dates.
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New Hampshire Claimed by G O P by 36000
The report states the GOP claims victory in New Hampshire by a 36 000 plurality with Brown elected governor by a margin around 80 000 in a nationwide roll up, citing state headquarters and public reaction across regions.
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Novi Se Republicat
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United States
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Illinois 560000 For Sen Harding in early returns
Early returns from Illinois show Harding leading by about 500000 with a 250000 edge in total across the state. In Chicago, Harding’s margin surged and Cox trailed by roughly five to one in some districts as Republican gains spread statewide. The Socialist vote surpassed four years ago, while scattered write ins and partial tallies limited full results.
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Wilham Waly Thompson
Marding
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Len Small
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Parlay Christensen
Pyrmerebor Capdlelate
Coolidge Forecasts State Victory Amid Campaign Turmoil
A garbled report from KEW in Boston centers on former Sprucer W. Weerst and Governor Coolidge predicting a Republican win. It mentions costs, city support, and county results with unclear figures, citing Harding era political tensions and party leaders urging support.
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Coolidge
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Savjangt Cgamniloeeman A. Ty Heet
Kentucky
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Lewis Weno
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Seady Shovet
Cannon seeks twentieth third term in eighteenth Illinois seat
The report states Joseph G Cannon, representing the eighteenth Illinois district, will run for what appears to be his twenty third term in Congress. Rounding out the fragment, Jon Cannon and Danniter reference local political figures in a campaign context amid November timing.
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Joseph G. Cannon
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ratirns Tonl_ar. Jr
Congress
Republican Landslide in City Sweeps All Democrats
A sweeping city election produced broad Republican victories across races including probate judge Paul Miller defeating Joseph Devine, and Governor Cox’s party suffering a landslide loss. Mayor and aldermanic races favored Republicans with large margins, reshaping the local political landscape.
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Local candidates win in district races amid landslide totals
In last night’s elections Ver vite nod and Wither led in key districts as Garlick won the 1st district seat and Delaney secured the 4th. The district spans Sixth Seventh Elphis and Lilivent, with Clark, White, and others tallying decisive votes and Republicans topping Democratic rivals Clancy and Silverstein in several contests.
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Renee T. Gallagher
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Lilivent
Ghallinger
George Clark
White Clark
Tango City
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Do Witpatrick
C.D. Hearts
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Frank J. Clancy
Harry Silverstein
Ohio Republican Leading Harding Victory In Early Returns
Early returns from Ohio show a Republican plurality for Warren G Harding with figures suggesting a large statewide lead. Reports from Columbus and Marion indicate Harding ahead by about 100000 to 360005 in key precincts, while Cox trails in the early tallies.
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