Returns show Democrats win House with slim majority
Early White House estimates put the Democratic margin in the next House around twenty five, with a five seat Senate gain. Reports cite Phelan leading in California and Sullivan in Illinois as elected, while Republicans gain in New York and Indiana turmoil continues.
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White House
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Senate
Phelan
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Wilson
Neely
Kansas
Sullivan
Ilinois
Congress
New York
Charles S. Whitman
Allegany County Vote Shows Lewis Victory Over Zihlman
Unofficial results from Allegany County place Congressman David J. Lewis ahead of Republican challenger Frederick N. Zihlman, with Lewis winning 5 034 votes to 5 181 and carrying Cumberland and several other districts amid heavy Republican organizing and liquor issue tensions. The county’s turnout reflected a strong labor center with scattered inroads on Republican support and notable intra party activity.
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Allegany County
David J. Lewis
Frederick N. Zihlman
Zihlman
E. C. Carrington, Jr
United States
Lewis
John Walter Smith
United States Senate
Nye Tesgo
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Lonaconing
Frostburg
Westernport
Zihirman
Zihiman
Lewie
Lquor
Annapolis
Maryland
Aman
Brishin
Chearfield
Hirother
Johnstown
Pittian
John Waite
Smith
Allegan
Zibtinan
New York
Rhone
Massachusetts
Ohio
Oakland
Wryport
Brown
W. Va
Allegany
Zihliman
Virginia's Representatives Re-elected in Congress
Virginia voters returned nine Democrats and one Republican to Congress. The Ninth district showed brisk voting with indications of a Republican sweep by about 5,000 votes, while other districts saw light turnout and incumbents re-elected.
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Virginia
Commonwealth
Stuart
Swanson
Flood and
Glass
R. Tate Irvine
Baltimore
John Walter Smith
Senate
Edward C. Carrington, Jr
Richard A. Johnson
Third Circuit
Allan McLane
John S. Ensor
Ensor
McLane
Keyser Man Severely Hurt in Mysterious Auto Crash
Robert Walsh a 35 year old Keyser resident sustained a fractured skull and brain depression after an early morning automobile collision between Keyser and Piedmont West Virginia. Doctors initially left him in the garage believing him intoxicated. he remains in serious condition and is to be moved to Western Maryland Hospital.
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Piedmont
W. Va
Robert Walsh
Piedmont Street
M. R. Bell
Walsh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Hos
Republicans Carry Ohio It Is Reported
Early returns from Ohio show Frank B. Willetts Republican governor ahead of Cox Democrat with substantial margin. Harding leads Willetts for U S Senate. Hogan trails Cox. All four proposed constitutional amendments fail except home rule which still leads but may be overtaken by rural votes. Equal suffrage, taxation, and the dry amendment lose.
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Columbus
Frank B. Willetts
James M. Cox
Warren B. Harding
United States Senate
Ohio
Willetts
Cox
Willett
Harding
Hogan
Struck by Automobile In Frostburg Leaves Man Slightly Hurt
John Vogtman of McCullough street was hit by a car driven by George Goetz of Carlos Junction at Grant and Washington streets Frostburg about 7 pm. He suffered a bruised knee and facial scratches. taken home for care. Condition not serious.
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McCullough Street
George Goetz
Carlos Junction
Grant
Washington Streets
Frostburg
Vogtman
Democrats Carry May Close Big Stock Yards In A Short Time
Chicago reports foot and mouth disease may close Union Stock Yards this afternoon or tomorrow. Dr Ramsey and officials met to decide action. A herd of 1,100 cattle, some diseased, were slaughtered and two million dollars of prize cattle from the National Dairy Show may be killed. Disease found as far east as Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
R. A. Ramsey
Lancaster
Maryland Youth Shot With Toy Weapon
A Maryland youth was shot with a toy weapon in an incident described as serious. Police are investigating and no actual injuries from a real firearm have been reported.
Accident Injures 13YearOld Harris in Frostburg Area
Henry Harris 13 of Graham near Frostburg was shot in the neck by a rat and cat rifle taken from Norman Hawkins’s house. James Rank and Harris played with the weapon when a shell discharged, striking Harris’s chin and lodging in his neck. Thomas Powell carried him home. Dr. Timothy Griffith said risks depend on possible complications.
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Henry Harris
John Harris
Grahamtown
Frostburg
Norman Hawkins
Young Haarris
James Rank
Rank
Harris
Thomas Powell
Young Farris
Timothy Griffith
Penrose Re-elected in Pennsylvania. Brumbaugh Wins Governor
Almost complete returns show U S Senator Penrose re-elected by popular vote. Dr Martin G Brumbaugh, Republican, elected governor. Western Pennsylvanians elected to Congress include Cole man in the thirtieth district and tarchfeld in the thirty-second, with Mora in the thirty-first and Porter in the twenty-ninth.
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Pittsburg
United States
Penrose
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Common Pleas Court
Robert Kazer
Supreme Court
William H. Coleman
M. Clyde Welly
Unclear Mission After Early Morning Accident
A morning accident left Walsh hospitalized awaiting an operation while Dr. Bell disappeared after the incident. The destination or mission of Walsh and Bell before the crash remains unknown and no further details about Bell’s movements were available.
Garrett County Ad Seeks Cars or Taxicabs for Hire
An advertisement from Garrett County urges readers to call 1300 numbers to locate cars or taxicabs. The notice offers contact for transportation services and suggests a regional demand for vehicle hire.
Three Hurt In Automobile Upset On Mount Savage Road
An automobile crash on Mount Savage road left three injured including Jesse Shuck and William Foutz. The vehicle struck a large stone wall after veering off the road. one rider suffered a fractured collarbone and others bruises.
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Cessna
South Mechanical
Jesse Shuck
William Foutz
Mount Savage Road
Barrellsville
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