Hawaii Hawahan Halfbacks Shine On Grid
The article spotlights three Hawaii born players making names for themselves in college gridiron. Chung Hoon of Navy is a spear point of the attack and a versatile back, Mickey McGuire of Wisconsin backs him with precision, while Henry Hughes of Oregon, now with the Boston Braves outfit, is noted for remarkable barefoot kicks and long field efforts.
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Hoover Wins State by Twenty One Thousand Vote Margin
The Portland News reports at 10 PM that President Hoover carried the state by 21,000 votes. Roosevelt wins Louisiana with a strong showing. Kentucky reports gunfire near polling places injuring four. Election updates note Democratic gains and Republican support from Frank and Green, with statewide tallies continuing.
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Hoover Returns to Welcome Home in San Francisco
President Hoover arrived in San Francisco with a cordial welcome from old friends and civic leaders. A parade formed as he traveled from the Oakland Bay shoreline to the civic center where Angelo Rossi extended the city's greetings amid bright skies.
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Hoover Leads Hoover In Early Presidential Returns Across States
In Topeka and Greenwich partial totals favor Hoover, with 7 890 for Hoover and 6 205 for Roosevelt in Kansas. Greenwich shows Hoover with 70 to 27 in a 97-voter precinct, while Rhode Island reports Hoover ahead 351 to 279 in initial returns. Lt. Gov. Youngman leads Ely in Rhode Island.
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Massachusetts Congressmen Reelected in 13 Seat Returns
Boston reports thirteen Massachusetts representatives were reelected. Names listed include Treadway Foss Holmes Rogers Andrew Connery Luce Douglass McCormack Martin Gifford Granfield and others with party affiliations noted as Republican or Democrat. One seat vacated by Daley Gordon appears contested with Heath district results near final.
Governor Case Edges Green In Massachusetts Vote
Initial returns from 164 of 1 344 precincts show Gov Norman Case leading Democrat Theodore Green in Massachusetts with 344 to 218. Other statewide contests show Gaspar Bacon over John Swift for Lt Gouvernor, Frederick Cook ahead of John Buckley for State Secretary, Francis Prescott over Charles Hurley for State Treasurer, Alonzo Cook over Francis Hurley for State Auditor, and Joseph Warner ahead of John Buckley for Attorney General. Nationally Roosevelt leads Hoover in several states, with varying precinct results across Maine Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island and Oklahoma City Springfield and New York as results trickle in.
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Public Policy Ballot Totals Exceed Registration in Election
Officials listed ballot clerks and tellers for the vote. Total votes 477 from 528 registered voters, about 90 percent turnout. An interesting coincidence links this total to the 1928 presidential vote.
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Democrats To Have Control Of Congress
Early returns indicate a Democratic working majority in the 73rd Congress. The Senate also appears to tilt Democratic by a small margin as Roosevelt’s landslide shapes the victory.
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Hudson Ballot Returns Show Democratic Sweep Across Offices
Hudson results list Roosevelt 1488 to Hoover 1381 for president and Ely 1565 in the governorship race. Local contests include Foss vs O Connell for Congress, Hawkins and others in Middlesex races, and referenda outcomes. Brockton reports Roosevelt 12326 to Hoover 12310 as the Democratic edge grows.
Four Southern States Return To Democratic Fold
Four former Republican Southern states North Carolina Florida Tennessee and Virginia swung back to Roosevelt as early returns showed large Democratic margins. North Carolina reported a five to one Roosevelt lead over Hoover while Georgia posted about a twenty five to one advantage for Roosevelt.
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Hartford Roosevelts Plurality Leads By 9000 Votes in Conn
Hartford Connecticut reports a Democratic lead for Roosevelt with 32 125 votes to Hoover 23 329 in the capital. Springfield notes Hoover ahead in western Massachusetts from 31 towns with 3756 to 1178 for Roosevelt. In the gubernatorial race Youngman Republican 3296 beat Ebys 1446.
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