Crosby Leads Shreve in Corry Race by Wide Margin
Corry gave Roosevelt a 15 percent plurality with 1032 votes to 879 for Hoover. Crosby, Linesville, defeated Milton Shreve for Congress by 1220 to 634, sweeping every district except Second Ward. King won for State Assembly in Corry. Rupp led for U. S. Senator. Corry total vote 2043.
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Linesville
Milton Shreve
Crosby
John H. King
Cairmed
Rupp
Davis
Hoover Holds 184000 Lead in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania election returns from about six thousand eight hundred eighty eight of the state's four thousand four hundred nineteen districts show President Hoover leading Roosevelt by about 184 thousand votes. Roosevelt carries Allegheny while Philadelphia tilts Republican, and James J. Davis wins the U S Senate seat with a large margin. Other state-wide Republican candidates are victorious.
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Democrats Sweep Senate Opponents in Old Guard Elimination
United Press reports Democrats gain ground as the Senate tilts toward a wet, Democratic majority pending final tabulations. Republicans lose several veteran incumbents including in Utah New Hampshire Connecticut and Indiana. If Democrats win Colorado or New Jersey unexpired terms they could hold a Senate majority this winter.
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City Vote Report Amid Partial Ballot Figures
Fragmentary OCR text shows a city election context with candidate mentions and numeric tallies. It references Roosevelt and other names, plus district or precinct style numbers, but lacks完整 details. The readable pieces suggest a local voting update with candidate identifiers and vote counts.
Fearful Cuban hurricane toll reported in Havana dispatch
United Press reports a cyclonic wind damaged the Caama cujans district with ten killed and fifty injured. A 50 mile hour gust was logged at Nuevitas harbor as the storm moved across the island. Puerto Tarafa residents evacuated before a high wind swept water through the town.
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Journal First With Election Returns
The Journal published early election results showing Franklin D. Roosevelt winning the presidency and the congressional race. Extras circulated streets shortly after midnight, with later summaries on national contests and faster delivery than rival papers. The edition reached Union City as late as morning, highlighting rapid reporting.
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Child Struck On Union Road In Texas. Injuries Reported
Six year old Alice Davis daughter of Dr. and Mrs Earl Davis of Texas was struck by a car near Fenno school while riding with neighborhood children. She suffered a fractured skull internal injuries a broken leg and cuts but regained consciousness and was improving at Union City hospital. Also, Jess PropLex driver of a lumber truck escaped serious injury when his vehicle crashed into a switch locomotive on a Perry Street crossing. he had minor injuries and was treated at the city hospital.
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Corry
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Union Ciy
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Proper
Hurricane strikes southeastern Cuba near Camaguey Province
A hurricane moving northeast from the Caribbean struck Camaguey Province in southeastern Cuba early today. Telephone and telegraph lines were disrupted, making damage and casualties hard to estimate. The observatory said Havana and Florida were not in danger as the storm progressed toward the Atlantic.
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Cuba
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Atlantic
Crosby Leads Erie Crawford in Assembly Race Margin Tops 1900
Partial returns from Erie and Crawford counties show Democrat Charles L. Crosby leading Milton W. Shreve in the Erie Crawford district for Congress by about 2,000 votes. Crosby holds a sizable margin in Erie County and is gaining ground as other districts report. John H. King leads Worth Haney in Corry for the Third Assembly district. Weselyville west district result awaited to bolster Crosby and King margins.
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King
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Eric Prawford
Congress
Milton W. Shreve
Uiilies
Erie City
Shreve
Crawford County
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Craygiord
John H. King
Corry
Hanem
Wesleyville
Mr. King
Relief Fund Pledges Lag As Total Hits 3074
Chairman John Biste leads a conference with Ward captains to review pledges for the Belief Fund relief effort. Final tally shows 3074 pledged. many pledge cards are held by citizens awaiting workers. Urges prompt turn in of pledges to sustain relief work amid reduced resources and serious funding needs.
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Belief Fund
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Toc
Cochran Wins In Congressional Race In Franklin Pa
Thomas J. Cochran, Republican, wins the newly created 20th district seat after a close election with D J Driscoll Democrat. Cochran tallies 42 279 votes to Driscoll’s 86 088 with precincts in Warren and Mercer counties still uncounted.
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St. Mary's
Cochran
Mercer
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Clarion
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Driscoll
Love
Mercer County
Roosevelt Wins Narrow Landslide Across Nation
Roosevelt leads Hoover by millions in early returns as New York projects a sweeping win. Thomas edges Socialist tally. Hoover plans private life in Palo Alto. Roosevelt appears set to command a large Democratic majority in Congress and push the new deal agenda.
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Roosevelt wins election and calls for national unity
New York November 9 Franklin D Roosevelt issued his first countrywide statement after his unprecedented victory praising the electorate for a national expression of liberal thought. He pledged to unite the nation behind an orderly recovery plan and urged all citizens to help in the task of restoration amid Senate dynamics continuing.
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