Iowa Vote Shows Roosevelt Landslide Yet Graft Impact Noted
The Gazette declares a Roosevelt landslide in Iowa despite a narrow Kraschel win for governor and calls attention to graft and corruption in Des Moines. It argues many voters backed Roosevelt but rejected Kraschel and Herring due to proven misadministration and a guarded grand jury probe.
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Iowa Legislative Lineup Changes Shifts in Senate and House
The report lists many candidates by name and city reflecting changes in Iowa’s legislative slate. It names both Republican and Democratic incumbents and new contenders across numerous counties, including Readlyn Readlyn and West Branch, with holds noted for several incumbents.
Prairieburg Street Brawl Leaves One Injured
Sheriff office investigated a Prairieburg street fight around 10 30 am on Wednesday. Frank Powers 45 of Prairieburg area suffered severe head and facial injuries. The other man's identity was withheld awaiting county attorney review.
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New Deal lands sweeping victory in Roosevelt landslide
Early returns show Franklin D Roosevelt with 523 electoral votes against Alf M Landon's 8 as Maine and Vermont cling to Landon. The massive Democratic win signals a decisive shift with Senate and House races reinforcing the party's strength while only scattered confirmations remain.
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Democratic sweep reshapes Senate and House balance
Democrats would command 75 of 96 senate seats and at least 333 House members, a new high. Republicans won 89 seats with 6 progressives, 5 farmer-laborists, and 2 chair positions uncertain. Notable gains include Hughes Brown Smathers Green and Schwarts. Lodge Jr. defeats Curley in Massachusetts. McNary wins in Oregon. Dickinson loses.
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Rhode Island
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Wyoming
Revised list of governors elected
The Associated Press reports Democrats hold a wide lead with 25 governors elected and Republicans 3. The list includes Arizona R C Stanford and Florida Fred P Cone among D governors, plus Vermont George D Aiken and Wisconsin Philip La Follette among others. The note adds Independent leads in North Dakota and the southern magnetic pole detail attributed to 1909 exploration.
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Barzilla W. Clark
Illinois
Henry Horner
Indiana
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Kansas
Walter Haxman
Massachusetts
Charles F. Hurley
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Missouri
Lloyd C. Stark
Nebraska
R. L.cochran
Mexico
Clyde Tingley
York
Herbert H. Lehman
Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Oe Island
Robert E Quinn
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Texas
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Washington
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Virginia
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New Hampshire
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Cedar Rapids executive hospitalized with intestinal flu
Col C B Robbins president of Cedar Rapids Life Insurance and chief counsel of the American Life Convention Chicago was taken to St Luke's hospital Thursday morning with intestinal flu contracted in the city. He had travelled from Chicago last weekend and was staying at the Roosevelt hotel over election day. His condition improved by Thursday afternoon, according to his physician.
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Robert Howe Born in Brunswick County 1732 Patriotic Soldier
Robert Howe, an American patriot and soldier, was born in Brunswick County, North Carolina, in 1732. The record highlights his early life as part of the colonial military tradition.
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