Republicans Sweep New England States in 1912 Election
The report details Republican gains across New England with Bay State voters electing a lieutenant governor and expanding their congressional seats. Vermont, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts show strong Republican majorities, while the Progressive vote collapses. Boston rejects enlarging the city council and abolishing party designations.
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Bay State
Congress
Boston
New Hampshire
Gallinger
Senate
Dillingham
Prouty
Vermont
Connecticut
Ford
Beechman
Rhode Island
Walsh Wins Massachusetts Governor Race Amid Republican Sweep
Boston reports David I. Walsh reelected governor as Republicans gain ground nationwide. Walsh’s plurality falls to about 14,000 from 66,000. ex-Congressman McCall places second. Progressive Joseph Walker weak in third with roughly 25 percent of Bird’s prior tally.
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Boston
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
McCall
Joseph Walker
Walker
Bird
Republican Wave Clears Tide in Boston Districts
Gratton Cushing wins the governorship amid a GOP surge while Democrats lose five congressmen. In Massachusetts Eleventh District G H Tinkham defeats Francis Hogan, succeeding Peters. Sixteenth sees Thatcher toppled by Joseph Carter of Needham in the Thirteenth contest.
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Marry
Gratton Cushing
Boston
G. H. Tinkham
Francis Hogan
Peters
Thatcher
Joseph
Carter
Needham
Dillingham Re-Elected Senator in Vermont Vote
Burlington Vermont November 4 1918 Returns show United States senator William P Dillingham Republican with a majority of 6559 over challenger Charles A Prouty Progressive Democrat.
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Burlington, Vt
United States
Sive William P. Dillingham
Rep
Charlies A. Prouty
Republicans sweep state ticket with Gates as governor
Report states Gates wins the governorship and two congressmen while Republicans claim solid majorities on the state ticket. In Revere Massachusetts voters approve city status by a large margin, more than two to one, amid a statewide referendum. Oscar Underwood named US senator for Alabama in election notes.
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Gates
Revere
Mass
Marlboro Falls to Progressive Wave in City Vote
In Marlboro the Republican tide overwhelmed by Progressives, John H. Parker won a tight House contest while Mitchell and McCarthy lost substantial votes. Gov Walsh and Lieut. Gov Barry carried the city, Parker's margin was slim but decisive amid a broad Republican setback statewide.
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Marlboro
Mitchell
McCarthy
John H. Parker
Walsh
Barry
Donahue
Burrill
Frank H. Pope
Cook
Boynton
Carter
Congress
Councillor Hogan
Harriey Hutter
Newton
Natick
Middlesex
Cambridge
Lowell
Woburn
P. J. Duane
Waltham
Nate Tufts
Tufts
Real Sinews of War Munitions
Real Sinews of War shows the industrial and strategic effort behind munitions production. The piece highlights factories, labor, and logistics supporting national defense with emphasis on output and supply chains.
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Wa Aay
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Frederick W. Dallinger
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Pope
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Lomasney
Friends of the Charter
Beacon Hill
House
Progressive Party
Wasex County
Worcester
Treadway
Gillett
Springfield
Calvin D. Paige
D. A. Hoban
Jonas Dennis
Winslow
Hugh O'Rourke
Rogers
J. J. O'Connor
Gardner
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Lynn
Roberts
Geveral
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Walbx
Grafton
Charles W. Gates
Parker
Wake
Winder
William H. Carter
Ohn
F. Twombly
Alfred G. Boudreau
Heman S. Fay
John M1. Parker
George.a. Goodwin
Lewis. Gould, R
Charles F. McCarthy D
Patrick J. Duaney D
Frederick R. 8S. Mildon
Nathan A. Tufts
Henry C. Mulligan
Carter Mitchell Twombly
Brookline
Bellingham
Alfred H. Evans
Franklin Pe
Samuel W. McCall
Framingham
Arthur E. Reimer
SL. Eveer
Holliston
Edward P. Barry
Sudbury
Wayland
Sylvester J. McBride
Walpole Seeeneee
Patrick Mulligan
Wellesley
Thomas J. Boynton
John Hildreth
Howard B. Rand
Belmont Peenary Duane
Mildon
John W. Sherman
Waltham Coer
Lexington
Concord
Walker Ee Ey
Bird Pee Eee
James M. Hurley
Gov
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Bhra Digdpathscioai
Eins
Areis
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John J. Hogan, D
Harrie U. Hunter
Henry 0. Mulligan, R
Northboro
Gov. Barry
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