Walker Wins New York Mayor Victory in Democratic Sweep
New York voters elected James J. Walker mayor as Democrats captured all major city offices. Walker led Waterman by large margins across 3,073 districts. with 193 districts remaining, Walker held a strong lead. Waterman conceded early as results showed a decisive party landslide across boroughs and key posts.
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Board of Aldermen
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Frank D.waterman
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Waterman
James J. Walker
Frank D. Waserman
Walgyman
Floroughs
Board of Estimate
Wet Governor Wins in Jersey
WET governor Moore leads in New Jersey statewide returns with 296 districts reporting. Arthur Whitney the Republican opponent trails as Democratic gains appear stronger in southern counties. Early data show Moore ahead in Cape May and substantial Democratic plurality projected statewide.
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Jersey
Trenton
Marry Mare
Jereey City
Cape May
Monroe
Arthur Whitney
Newark
S. J
Moore
Two Schoolboys Killed by Cars on Election Holiday
Two young schoolboys died in separate traffic incidents on Election Day afternoon as schools were closed. One boy, nine, Willan Murthy, ran into an eastbound trolley near Pembroke Street and Stratford Avenue, was struck by a second car, and killed. Three men were arrested on manslaughter charges in connection with the fatalities.
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Troffey
Willan Murthy
Pembroke Street
Mayor Behreng Re-elected Amid Citywide Election Turmoil
Reported results show Behreng leading Cullinan with a Republican ticket sweeping most districts. Dr. Johnson tops vote counts in municipal races as King’s party repudiates Warner aid and a large common council slate is elected. News notes include a fatal schoolboy accident in Bridgeport and a guard’s long voting trek amid election coverage.
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Allen
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Nicholas Cance
Erica
Boston
Wet Rovernor
New Jersey
Sridgeport
Cara
Maiay
Behre Amomitt
Death Penalty Struck Out At Macri Trial
Bethlehem Farmer is first unchallenged. Litchfield court reports on Nov 3 as Olympia Macki, jailed on eve of second murder trial for John Bagnano, faces life if convicted as capital punishment is not sought. Jury panel briefly seated with judge presiding. retrial details unfold.
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Bethlehem Farmer
Litchfield Court
Litchfield
Olympia Macki
Litchfield County
John Bagnano
George W. Hinman
Alling
Unsolved crimes linked to George Anderson across Michigan
Police and federal agents tie George Dutch Anderson to multiple Michigan crimes after his body lay in the morgue. Trail starts in Detroit and moves through Grand Rapids, Toledo, Flint, Kalamazoo, and Benton Harbor with counterfeit and payroll theft links. Anderson's aliases and a noble Swedish origin story surface amid the case.
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Mich
George
Dutch) Anderson
Michigan
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Ban Hance
Munele
Ind
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Grand Rarids
Toledo
Ohio
Gerald Chapmen
New York
Atlanta
Grand Rapids
Mint
Kalamazoo
Benton Harbor
Flint
Lakey Woundry
George Pate
Secret Service Operathe
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Pate
Joserh F. Vick
Buffalo
Iran
von Teller
Sweden
University of
Upsala
Aged Waterbury Man Acquitted In Murder Case
James Giati, sixty seven, of Waterbury, was found not guilty by a Superior court jury of the murder of Gaudyoss on a country road. The defense claimed self defense. The jury deliberated eleven and one half hours before verdict. Judge E P Waldo Marvin ordered discharge.
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James Giati
Donate Gaudyoss
Gizal Wau
E. P. Waldo Marvin
Gazi
Gaudigai
Ambuah
State Secretary Missing in Yacht Disappearance Found Burning Near Georgetown
Wilmington reporter says Delaware Secretary of State William Taylor and Robert Pussy were aboard the Bunny III, missing since October 28. Coast guard boats found the yacht two miles off Georgetown, burned to water’s edge, with no sign of the crew. Pilot office reports three days of intensive search. Wilmington account claimed the vessel was safe at Southport.
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William ©. Taylor
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Robert Pussy
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Southmen
Associated Press
Jack Adkins
Southport
Adkins
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Calloway
Joseph D
Mesaenes
Rela
Nichols Concedes Victory in Boston Mayor Race
In Boston on election night Malcolm Nichols, Republican candidate for mayor in the nonpartisan race, led Theodore A Glynn as results from precincts rolled in. Early tallies showed Nichols ahead by about 10,000 votes with Glynn and ONeill close behind and party leaders already conceding.
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Theodore Ay Glynn
James 3. Carey
Malcaimi
Theodore A. Glynn
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O'Neill
Coakley
Willynn
O'Neil
John J. Fitzgerald
Bépton Fast Wingh
Nichola
Republicans win with 10 aldermen and Behrens mayor
The Republican ticket swept the city in a record municipal election with Behrens defeating Democratic nominee Thomas M. Cullinan by about four percent. The tally shows Behrens carrying nine of twelve districts and eleven of sixteen precincts, while the board of education and various city posts shifted to Republicans. Total votes reached 31,163 with 26,280 prior totals, and 6,279 in 1921.
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Behrens
Thomas M. Cullinan
Cullinan
King Machine
Pichi
Fred Atwater
Camp
Atwater
Culling
Atwater Ee
Aia Johnson Teads
J. Murray Johnson
Board of Education
J . Nairn
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Wieler
John ¥. Caldwell
Board of Assessors
Weller
Alfred
Burdick
Butler Ordered Back to Marines Prepares for December Return
Washington nov 3 brigadier general smedley butler, famed for quelling crime, must relinquish Philadelphia police command on december 31 and return to the marines. President Coolidge denies extending leave for butler, citing no new elements to alter last year’s position. Butler is scheduled for duty at Sandiego naval base.
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Ways and Means Committee
Smedley
Prude
Abcenca Front Marine Corps
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Mitchell
Andereon Banditaig
Furth
Detroit ‘Post
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Finn
Smedley Bailey
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Popper
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Butler
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Naval Base
Sandiego
Tower Wins in New Haven Landslide Victory
John B. Tower, Republican nominee for mayor, swept New Haven on election day with 20 196 votes to Democrat John J Lane 16 029 a 4707 plurality. Republicans captured 21 wards to Democrats 12 and will hold 23 seats on the aldermanic board to 1 for Democrats. Tower born in Chicago moved to New Haven in 1895 and long served as ward chairman.
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John B. Tower
Tower
John J. Lane
David E. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Oxtran
Lane
Board of Aldermen
Chicago
14Th Ward
J. R. Rembert Company
Frank G. P. Barnes
Joseph S. Blinn
Harry Ve Whip
Prince of Wales Falls From Horse After Fence Slip
Wales, true to form, falls from his horse during a Hedford shire fox hunt in England. The Prince’s horse failed an awkward fence but he is reported unhurt after the tumble on November 3.
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Wales
Leighton Buzzard
Hedfordshire
England
Prince of Wales
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