Vast County Returns Show GOP Lead in Treasurer Race
In unofficial county returns Mrs. Madden leads Neil Bailey for county treasurer with a preliminary count showing 4232 to Bailey’s 424. Roosevelt and Garner carry the county by large margins as Democratic candidates gain with straight tickets. several Republican incumbents trail or lead in scattered races as 37 of 53 precincts report.
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Roosevelt
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Genersate
Roosevelt Replies to Hoover Telegram in New York
President Roosevelt sent a telegram to President Hoover in Palo Alto praising his message and expressing appreciation for the immediate and future help for the country. The note emphasizes a common purpose and national effort.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Many Possible House Speakers for Democratic Realignment
Washington November 9 news details a near complete realignment of the Democratic House leadership after Speaker Garner becomes vice president. Candidates include Rainey Burns McDuttie Backhead Rayburn OConnor Summers Warren Rankin Milligan Lanham and others as party lines adjust to new leadership roles.
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John N. Garner
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
House
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
John McDuttie
Alabama
William B. Backhead
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Interstate Commerce Committee
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North Carolina
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Mississippi
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Unsettled Weather Across South Dakota This Week
Forecast shows mostly unsettled conditions across South Dakota with cold nights and a chance of precipitation tonight and Thursday. Southwest regions may see continuing unsettled skies and sharp temperature drops, with little relief expected into the next day.
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Southwest
Huiron
Ossits
Norbeck Sole Republican Winner On State Ticket
Unofficial returns from yesterday's election show Norbeck as the sole Republican to survive statewide, in a Roosevelt wave across South Dakota. Werner leads Williamson for Congress in the second district, with 22,969 to 15,532 across 385 of 655 precincts, while race totals shift as more counties report. Republicans and Democrats battle for secretary of state and attorney general as Morrison leads Coyne in Vermillion with 3,163 votes in 1,204 precincts reported.
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John Lewin
Sioux Falls
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Theodore B. Werner
Congress
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Werner
William
Williamson
Lin
Elizabeth Coyne
Ft. Pierre
Miss Morrison
Popular Vote May Go To 40 Million Ahead in Election Totals
Early returns hint at a national popular vote surpassing 40 million with Roosevelt and Hoover leading in half the precincts. AP tallies show Roosevelt over 834,000 and Hoover over 8.49 million in Illinois, while totals cross 20 million nationwide. State races unfold with Democrats leading several offices.
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Hoover
Hoover Announces Return to Private Life After March 4
President Hoover, tallying final election returns, said he will leave the White House on March 4 and likely return to California. He spoke at his Palo Alto home about delaying travel until Washington events clarify plans and noted Roosevelt’s acknowledgment of defeat.
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White House
California
Wets Gain In New Congress and Nine States
Reported gains show anti prohibition measures winning big majorities in nine states. Democratic and some Republican voters favor repeal while others back submission or preservation of the Volstead act. Connecticut Michigan Louisiana New Jersey and Western states push anti prohibition moves across ballots and constitutional change efforts.
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Troth Urges Hoover Resignation and Immediate Action
Pierre South Dakota November telegram from L G Troth secretary of agriculture urges President Hoover to immediately appoint an acting secretary of state and transfer control to Governor Roosevelt. Troth states the people have promised reform and urges swift action.
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Landslide defeats led major leaders as Roosevelt swept wins
A Democratic landslide swept across the nation, delivering Roosevelt the presidency and boosting Democratic control in Congress and state and local races. Prominent figures including Watson Moses Smoot La Guardia and others lost in the wave, with New York's governor receiving electoral gains likely to exceed past records. Incomplete AP returns noted at 10:15 a.m. Central.
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New England
New York
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt victory reshapes Congress and nation I ntroduces plan for recovery
President elect Roosevelt addressed the nation from New York praising the mandate as a national expression of liberal thought. He pledged help in restoration and outlined an orderly recovery through a well conceived, actively directed plan. Associated Press returns show Democrats winning a strong House majority and key Senate gains, with a record popular vote in New York and sweeping defeats of several longtime incumbents.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Associated Press
House of Representatives
Smoot Hawley Team Is Ousted By Voters
In Washington the Smoot Hawley tariff bill authorship faces defeat as Representative Hawley of Oregon loses in the primaries and Senator Smoot of Utah succumbs to a landslide in the Democratic election. The famed duo, criticized by Democrats and defended by Republicans, will not return to Congress.
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Roosevelt Boosts California Total in Home Vote Sweep
In San Francisco on November 9, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s steady lead in California’s home vote surpassed 300000 as 4 of 5 precincts reported. Roosevelt’s statewide margin led Hoover, while William Gibbs McAdoo secured a Senate seat. Hoover conceded Roosevelt’s win from his Palo Alto home. Norman Thomas led the socialist ticket amid minor-party figures.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
California
New York
Senate
William Gibbs McAdoo
Treasury
Palo Alto
Cal
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Norman Thomas
North Dakota electoral votes go to Roosevelt in 1932
Fargo reports North Dakota voters, normally Republican, gave the state's four electoral votes to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Roosevelt led Hoover 51,509 to 21,532. Senator Nye, Republican, held 20,422 to Lanier's 7,704 across 206 precincts. Republicans Sinclair and Lemke led in the lower house race alongside Tansee.
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