Odell Battle Seen In New York State Election Call
The dispatch reports Republicans fear Odell may lose New York Governor race amid intraparty tensions. It notes Democratic optimism contrasts with Republican caution at headquarters and predicts Senate Platt’s seat, outlines financial backlash from Morgan group, and cites gerrymandered maps as a factor in keeping the State ticket viable.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Hoffman House
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Platt
Odell
Roosevelt
Empire State
Bryan
Mont Pelee
Root
Pi Depew
Senator Platt
Finance
J. Pierpont
Morgan
Albany
Desperate Push to Corner Legislature Cites Gerrymander Plan
A political bloc urges aggressive moves to corner the legislature and defeat Fairbanks while pursuing redistricting that favors their interests. The call emphasizes sacrificing other offices to achieve a state level redistribution of districts.
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Fairbanks
Kentucky Prepares For Appellate Court and Congressional Battles
Kentucky voters head to the polls Tuesday to elect eleven Congressmen and four Court of Appeals judges. Contests center on Guffy and DuBelle for the Second and Fifth Districts with close races feared, while Dearing may narrow Barker in the Sixth. Republicans hope for gains in Louisville and across districts, with potential elects in Guffy and DuBelle and a possible Dearing result.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Pat
Nunn
Guffy
Settle
DuBelle
Barker
Duffy
Yerkes
DirReile
Louteville
du Relle
John H. Whallen
Paynter
Judge Dearing
Dearing
Boreing
John S. Rhea
McKinzie Moss
Louisville
Republicans close campaign with mass meeting in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on November 1 the Republican campaign closed with a mass meeting featuring Governor Stone United States Senator Penrose Judge Pennypacker and Charles Emory Smith. Democrats held a large gathering at the Academy of Music. Both parties claim victory with Pat tison facing Pennypacker and Pat tison’s odds estimated around a 100000 vote margin, while Penrose seeks re election in March.
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Philadelphia
Stone
United States
Penrose
Pennypacker
Academy of Music
Judge Pennypacker
R. E. Pattison
Govenor
Car Shortage Closes Mines in Pittsburg District
Pittsburgh district coal mines are largely shut due to a severe car shortage. Ninety percent of mines are idle as railroads cannot promise relief, threatening iron and steel mills with possible suspensions. Of 46 Panhandle mines, only six operate. daily need is 1,600 cars, but fewer than 200 are available.
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Pittsburg
Panhandle
Margaret Kendal Dies in London
Margaret Kendal daughter of actor and manager William Hunter Kendal died yesterday in London.
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Margaret. Kendal
London
Margaret Kendal
William Hunter Kendal
Dick Predicted Big Victory in Ohio Off-Year Vote Forecast
Garber projects a large turnout drop from 1,049,121 in 19 and predicts about 800,000 next Tuesday. He argues Republicans will outvote Democrats, with 60 of 88 counties likely GOP gains and a likely GOP sweep of 17 to 18 of 21 Congress seats. He cites party unity, dissension in Democrats, and a possible 75,000 Secretary of State lead, potentially 160,000 overall plurality.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
James O. Goodrich
Indiana
Goodrich
Tom
Union B. Hunt
Samuel B. Ralston
James 4
Aay Tamer
Elias
Oo Uiday
James
Gilham
James M. Robinson
Abraham L. Brick
Ohio
Congress
Laylin
Republican Committee
Nash
Ohio Vote Forecast Shapes Up For November Shock
Harvey C. Garber reports a Democratic optimistic view amid Republican critique. Ohio is seen as voting surprises, with apathy blamed for possible losses. The piece predicts seven of twenty one congressional districts won and a three seat gain, plus a Cleveland mayoral victory over Hanna in Cuyahoga County.
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John C. Chaney
Robert W. Miers
Joshua W. Spencer
Francis Marion Griffith
Congress
Fairbanks
Senate
Goodrich
Commercial Tribune
Indiana
Ohio
Republican State Committee
Kentucky
Johnson
Hanna
Cleveland
Cuyahofa County
Norton Won’t Pay and So Can’t Thee
Norton, Democratic candidate for Congress, was billed to speak in Bucyrus Ohio but did not attend. The Crawford County campaign faced debt disputes as Norton refused to settle his campaign assessment, angering local Democrats and reducing turnout as opponents claim a serious local setback.
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Commercial Tribune
Bucyrus, CO
James A. Norton
Congress
Bucyrus
Gabon
John A. Clark
Democratic Committee
Norton
Crawford County
Clark
Finley
Close congressional fights mark New Jersey election eve
In Trenton on election eve a tight contest unfolds in New Jersey districts. Fourth District Democrat Lewis Perrine Jr faces Republican William Lanning. Fifth District Republican Cha H. Fowler leads over Democrat DeWitt C. Flanagan. Other districts favor Republicans while Ninth and Tenth show close margins for Carey and McDermott respectively.
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Trenton
N. J
Congress
Lewis Perrine, Jr
William Lanning
Cha H. Fowler
DeWitt C. Flanagan
Robert L. ‘Carey
Allan.McDermott
Ohio Election Forecast Signals Big Republican Victory
Columbus dispatch reports forecasts from Republican and Democratic leaders as Ohio voters prepare to decide if Johnsonism is repudiated and Roosevelt's administration endorsed. Dick predicts a possible 75,000 to 100,000 Republican plurality, with strong turnout and a tidal wave expectation across major counties including Cuyahoga.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Garber
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
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