National vote race dominates across states Nov 4
A nationwide look at the November 4 elections shows 700 plus candidates for Congress, 78 for Senate, 71 for governor, with 32 states voting governors and 34 Senate seats up. Prohibition referendums shape key contests in Ohio Montana and Pennsylvania, while Roosevelt and Morrow loom in New York and New Jersey. The piece lists state by state contenders, party shifts, and major races including Roosevelts bid for reelection and Pinchots Pennsylvania run.
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Congress
Senate
Maine
United States
Tomorry
United States Senate
Prohibition Referendums Hit Illinois Massachusetts Rhode Island
Three states vote on prohibition measures on November 4. Illinois asks about the 18th Amendment, the Volstead Act, and the Linds search and seizure act. Massachusetts considers repealing the state prohibition enforcement act. Rhode Island queries retention of the 18th Amendment. North Dakota see petitions lacking required affidavits.
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Illinois
Congress
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
North Dakota
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Political candidates and races across party lines in multiple states
A list shows a son as a Democrat prosecution candidate in the Hall Mills case and other contenders for long and short term seats. The piece notes twelve congressmen to be elected with nineteen currently Republicans, New Mexico Senate and governor races with party opponents, and Franklin D Roosevelt eyeing re election in New York.
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Montana
Thomas J. Walsh
Alfred J. Gaien
Pennsylvania
Gifford S. Pinchot
Joan Hemphill
Pinchot
Mexico
Senate
Alex Sonpson
Hall-Miles Murcer
Congress
Congressiona
Heslin Runnig
Alabama
John H. Beakhead
Birmingham
Tom Heflin
Ben
al Emith
Hugh Locke
Helin
Mengeratie
Arizoxa
John C
Demos
San Francisco
California
James Folph, Jr
Milton KR. Young
Colorado
George H. Shaw
Repubican
Edwards P. Costigan
Wiliam H. Adsmr
Robert E. Rockwell
Repulican
Connecticut
Ernest E. Rogers
W. L. Cross
Delaware
Daniel
Florida
Ruth Bryan Owen
Georgia
William J. Harris
M. O. Duinning
Richard PB. Sussell
Supreme Court
Illinois
Ruth Wanny McCeor Mick
Lottie IL O'Neill
James Hamilton Lewis
Indiana
Iowa
Daniel F. Steckc
T. J. Dickinson
Dan W. Turner
Fred P. Lingemann
Kansas
Arthur Oi
Janatian MT. Daves
George M. Ber
Derroorie
Hegerbilent
Renate Ck
Tver
Seratiogy
Maine
Ferater
Wiar Glidener
Maryland
Geeverne
Rushie
Willan
WEY Coovingr Funs
Massachusetts
Butler
Merc
A. Coolidge
Bhichigan
Jas. Couzens
T. E. Weadock
Atty. Gen
Wilber M. Brucker
William A. Comstock
Heya Marri
Eodry
Ye Weaver
Lee Gre
Portes Uttam
Sre
Ata Toy
Fred Retzar
Toya
Leon
Mortow
Tenry Jaren
DW. Graham
Alex Simpsoe
My Tech Abo
Tion
H. Tuttle
Lewis Waldman
North Carolina
Josian W. Farley
F. M. Simmons
G. M. Pritchard
North Dakota
George F. Shafer
Ohio
Roscoe McCulloch
Ciry
Robt. J. Buikley
Myers Y. Cooper
Geo. White
Oklahoma
Sen
W. B. Pine
Thos. P. Gore
Bill’ Murrey
Ira A. Hill
Jean Fanning
B. C. Bingham
Oregon
Chas. L. McVery
Elton Watkins
Phil Metschan
E. F. Bailey
Julius L. Meier
Zepree RD
Governnor
Pixchot
New York
Franklin D Roosevelt
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NEA
House of Representatives
Robert J. Bulkleyy
Seuse
Dwight F. Morrow
New Jersey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John
Hill
Ruth Hannag McCormick
Albert J. Galen
Idaho
William E. Borah
John M. Tyler
John McMurray
Ben Roos
Sota
Blind Solon
EL Moidaie
Inemocrat
F. Lundeen
Farmer-Lahor
Ray P Choo
Republican
Floyd Otton
Bariger-Lahor
Mervernor
Peoaioete dl
Hlicans
Pfarmer-Lates
Fron
Betexas
Korrig
O. Harris
Republic
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Houston Pubiiaher
Republicas
Highteen
Congresein
Whedell
Democrats
Utah
Marcus Coolidge
Maelin
Dwight W. Morrow
Sewuersey
Sen Walsh Robert
Jokn Hemphill
Bennsylvania
Sen. Norris
Nebraska
Gilbert M.hitchcock
Gov. Roosevelt
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