Huge Democratic Gains Sweep House Seats In Nation
United Press reports massive Democratic gains across states in the House after Election Day. New York and several key states swung to Democrats, with Ohio and New Jersey showing strong Democratic progress, while several Republican incumbents faced losses or weak margins in tight races.
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Shreve Wins Erie County by Large Margin in Race
Erie returns show Republican candidate Shreve defeated Charles N Crosby by about 6500 votes for the Twenty ninth district seat. Erie County favored Shreve by over 5000, Crawford County adds to the total with a multi thousand vote lead, and local issues including hospital funding carried heavily. Raymond won the assembly seat in the district by a substantial margin over CL Alexander of Corry.
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Corry
Near Eastern Situation Reaches Critical Stage in Constantinople
Paris dispatches report Allied high commissioners will declare a siege in Constantinople unless Turkish forces stop disturbances and honor the Mudania agreement. An ultimatum was given to Jamet Pasha, Kemalist commander, while the Sultan sought refuge on a British warship as Kemalist control expands.
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Banner for Parade Winner On Display
The giant wall banner won by Concord School arrived yesterday. It will be out of display for several days before an official presentation ceremony to the winner. The solid black banner has a gold border and "Corry!" in gold letters, five by five feet, a striking trophy. It will be displayed this week in the window of Barlow Hardware Company.
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Election Bulletins From Nation Tie Ups and Returns
United States Senate races show Lodge of Massachusetts leading in Boston with a 146 vote plurality while Beveridge concedes Indiana to Samuel Ralston. Townsend trails in Michigan and Ferris gains, Volstead likely defeated in Minnesota, Poindexter leads in Washington, and Pennsylvania slow returns hint at Democratic strength amid anti liquor sentiment posture in Columbia.
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Albert J Beveridge
Samuel Ralston
United States Senate
Indiana
Armistice Day Observed Quietly as Banks Mark Holiday
Armistice Day, the World War close anniversary, will pass with no local celebration. Banks will observe as a legal holiday, while Corry high eleven faces a big game against North East high eleven on Saturday. The visiting squad brings veterans and promises a tough test for the locals.
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Corry
Bible Day Observed by Historical Circle Meeting
The Historical Circle held its weekly meeting yesterday afternoon for Bible Day. Twenty one ladies attended the roll call sharing quotations of joy, promise and command. A questionaire followed led by Mrs. D. L. Bracken, ending with Rev. Freeman M. Redinger presenting a talk on How to Study the Bible.
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Pennsylvania Democrats Sweep Congress and Governor Race
Democratic candidates led by Pinchot for governor and Gifford Pinchot Jr. won by over 200000 statewide. U S Senate hopefuls George W. Pepper and David Afered also posted large margins. Several congressmen were elected in districts with upsets, including William S Varro and George Gratien, while Republicans held many seats as results continued to roll in from Harrisburg and across Pennsylvania.
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Republicans to Fight Mayfield Senate Seat Battle
Texas Republicans plan a multi front challenge to seated Democrat Karl Mayfield in the U S Senate race. State party chair RB Creager says court action could be mounted to seat or unseat Mayfield, alleging ballot irregularities and coalition nominations affected the ballot. He criticizes the attorney general’s removal of George Peddy from the ticket.
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United States Senate
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Election results and an interim House appointment in Chicago
In Chicago on Tuesday voters favored a beer ad by Wight Wines by over 500000. The Democratic candidate won the congressional seat and Mrs Winstad Mason Tucks, daughter of the late Congressman Mason, was chosen to fill her father's unexpired term in the House.
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City Returns School Bond Funds Amid Turbulence
Fragmented OCR reads show a municipal action involving a school bond issue and related financial figures. Names and exact figures are unclear, but the item centers on bond approval or return and a referenced governor. The brief notes potential dates and locations are illegible.
Fascist Mobilization Reported in South Germany
A United Press dispatch from Munich describes rising fascist activity in southern Germany with grey shirts and swastika insignia, while socialist leaders plan reinforcements to counter the movement amid demonstrations and rumors of a march toward a hostile destiny.
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Lodge Leads in Massachusetts Vote Count
Boston reports Senator Henry Cabot Lodge leading early in the Massachusetts count with a margin over Colonel William A Gaston. Final results were expected to widen Lodge’s lead by around 4,000 votes as precincts continued to report. James Drought transacted business at Franklin today.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Lodge
William A Gaston
Republican State Committee
James Drought
Franklin
Second Ward's Big Vote Saves School Issue
Corry voters favored a $175,000 road and school bond with 712 in favor and 615 against. The second ward led the win with 196 for and 101 against, while overall support reached 805 to 403 on a county hospital plan. Governor, U.S. Senate, and local races reflected a Republican shift and broad home rule support with 646 to 252 in favor.
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Municipal Club Sees Successful Annual Election Dinner
Seventy members enjoyed the Election Night dinner at the Bar row block club rooms last evening. The menu featured a special chicken dinner and a Canadian hunt import. Election returns were received during the evening as members enjoyed cards billiards and entertainment.
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