Holcomb Re-elected With Whole Ticket in CT Race
The article reports Holcomb winning the governorship with a sweeping ticket across districts. It notes Democratic gains in the Senate and House, a strong Hartford showing for Spellacy, and continued Republican control of several counties. The piece details state officer tallies, race dynamics on prohibition, and partial congressional results across districts.
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Michigan Senate Race Sees Republican Lead and Close States
The article reports mixed returns from several states with Republicans leading in Michigan for the Senate and governor races, noting Henry Ford behind in the Michigan Senate race while Sleeper leads for governor. It highlights parallel results in New York, Nebraska, Delaware, and Wisconsin with Republicans claiming safe majorities in some areas and close contests in others.
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Missouri
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National Republican Congressional Committee
PEP tonic advertised as iron blood and nerve support
An advertisement promotes Pentiron as a prominent iron blood and nerve tonic. It claims benefits after influenza and grip, aiding worn-out men, delicate women, tired students, and invalids by restoring iron to blood and red corpuscles.
Puts Ok on Bill of Fare and Digestion Aid
An old-time consumer piece promotes a pill and tonic combo for stomach issues. It parades a lively, persuasive tone, claiming to ease indigestion and revive appetite while cautioning readers about stomach discomfort and heartburn.
Spellacy Reflects On Defeat In Cannec Governor Race
Democrat Spellacy concedes loss in Cannec governor contest and thanks supporters. He says his only ambition was public service and gratitude extends to the Democratic party and unaffiliated aspirants. He praises Governor Selcomb and urges continued party unity behind the President amid a larger Congress.
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Newberry Tops Ford by About Sixteen Thousand Votes
Early incomplete returns from Michigan show Newberry leading Ford by roughly 15 000 votes. Republican ticket appears to win large majorities statewide with possible re election of several Republican congressmen. Suffrage amendment support unclear from the partial tallies.
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Smith Maintains State Lead Amid Partial Returns
New York figures show Smith leading by about 141000 with 488748 counted statewide and 2606 in the city, while Whitman trails as more districts report. The tally suggests Smith retains a strong edge as results filter in from upstate districts and portions of New York City.
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Realty Records and Vermont Election Results Mentioned
Real estate transfers show Chain deeds from yniel Gamer to William TY vik and from The Trmneta Realty to Alfonsomm in Montpelier. Vermont election news reports Republicans winning statewide offices, Percival W. Clement governor by about two to one over Democrat Mayo, with Prohibition party endorsement declined.
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Fragmented text about a child and medical questions
A jumbled OCR style note discusses a sick child and potential constipation, mentions syrup, tongue observation, and conflicting phrases. Several garbled names and nonsensical lines appear, with abrupt shifts in topic and scattered medical terms.
Fragmentary Report On Republics And Elections In 18th Century
A garbled OCR fragment cites political defeats in a regional contest. Mentions Governor, New York, and public figures including Henry, Morriss, and Senator Martin amid scattered references to republican contexts and election imagery.
Meuse Retreat Pressures French Forces Amid Break
Reports from the front describe the Meuse retreat under prolonged pressure as German lines advance west of the river. French troops pull back toward Audigny and Vieville while the German main line reshapes along the Oise region. Allied dispatches note continued pursuit by French and German forces with several eastward advances and strategic redraws.
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Four Democrats Aldermen Here District Listings Detailed
Fragmentary OCR shows four Democrats in the aldermanic slate with district allocations and names such as Hogan Doolan Ry She mtu and Sanford, plus references to districts 7 13 34 and figures like Flavdie Tae De ilarthey. The legible portions indicate a local city council race layout and candidate groupings.
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Will Aid Former Foes with Food and Pace One
Overseas aid efforts continue as Austria and the Balkans seek grain and food supplies. The program, led by Allied authorities, aims to ease shortages and rebuild postwar economies with shipments and coordinated routes across Europe.
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