Democrats Sweep In Sully County Contests
In Sully County on election day, Democrats won most races though margins were modest. Roosevelt led Hoover 664 to 256, Cherry beat Norbeck 526 to 467 with 25 of 30 precincts reporting. County results list plural state ticket figures and local contenders, with many races still not finalized.
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Onida
Sully
Roosevelt
Hoover
U. S. G. Cherry
Peter Norbeck
Hildebrandt
Christopherson
Green
Berry
Whitney
Astrud
Sharpe
Conway
Coyne
Morrison
Dunn
Neil
Goodhope
Siewert
Arddistriict
Hyde
Sutton
Adams
Warringer
Buckle
Chamberlain
McGuire
Register of Deeds
Bunch
Nystrom
Spencer
Franklin
Reynolds
Chapman
Sanborn Checks Democratic Landslide in County Race
In Sanborn county the Republican ticket mostly fell to a Democratic landslide with only Peter Norbeck defeating A S G Cherry. Roosevelt overwhelmed Hoover 2371 to 835. Hildebrandt beat Christopherson 1703 to 1310. County and state race totals feature many Democratic leaders and several unopposed Republicans. Grace Simon won register of deeds. M M Helgeland won sheriff as an independent. Richards reelected state attorney.
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Woonsocket
Sanborn County
Peter Norbeck
G. Cherry
Roosevelt
Hoover
Hildebrandt
Christopherson
Grace Simon
Register of Deeds
Edith M. Schuler
Frank Katzenberger
M. M. Helgeland
F. D. Richards
L. L. Lawson
Three Slain Amid Kentucky Election Violence
Kentucky began ballot counting as three men were killed and nine others wounded in election day violence. Wilburn Shepherd died in Floyd County. Wilbur Dees fell at Laurel County church. Homer Fields and Clarence Carson were among others seriously wounded in Pike and Trimble counties. Deputy Peter Thompson surrendered. Tommy Shyrock arrested.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Floyd County
Wilburn Shepherd
Alex
Benton Whittaker
Tony Harris
River Hill
Laurel County
Wilbur Dees
Peter Thompson
London
Charles Redmond
Tyrone
Lawrence County
O. ¥. Walker
Tommy Shyrock
Redmond
Four Mile
Bell County
Paul Miler
Andrew Miller
Huey Rice
Matt Shelton
Pike County
Island Creek
Homer Fields
Roosevelt Elswick
Wise's Landing
Trimble Sousty
Clarence Carson
Charles Simpson
Pete Simpson
Garner To Quit As Speaker March 4
Washington dispatch reports Speaker John N Garner plans to resign his House seat on March 4 when he takes the oath as vice president elect. Garner has told friends he will train to be in two places at once, adjourning the House at noon then taking the oath at 32 o'clock. He jokes about the distance from gavel to gavel.
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Washington
John N. Garner
House
Texas
Garner
Returns Slow in Spink County Election Results
Redfield Nov 9 Special Election returns trickled in as 11 of 50 precincts reported in Spink. Hoover Curtis led Roosevelt Garner 153 to 1479 in early totals. Norbeck led Cherry 1568 to 796 in his home county across 11 precincts. Berry defeated Green decisively. Complete returns not expected before tomorrow night.
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Redfield
Spink County
Hoover-Curtis
Roosevelt
Garner
Peter Norbeck
Cherry
Tom Berry
Governor Green
Demos And G O P Split In Jerauld County
Wellington Springs November 3 A large Democratic wave split with the GOP in Jerauld county as late returns show Roosevelt leading Hoover 1173 to 836 while Norbeck leads Cherry 1847 to 890 and Christopherson tops Hildebrandt 1482 to 1105. County and state races feature varied leads with many names and vote counts including Atkins Brenneman Ochsner Price Hatch and Tofflemir.
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Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Roosevelt
Hoover
Peter Norbeck
U.S
Green
Berry
Whitney
Astrud
Sharpe
Conway
Coyne
Morrison
Dunn
O'Neill
Goodhope
Siewert
Bala
Weeks
Engstrom
Steod
Raish
Pickart
Joe Atkins
E. R. Slifer
W. H. Brenneman
Fred Dunham
Whitley
Hofstetter
Price
Pflaum
Hatch
Ochsner
Pinard
Tofflemirs
England
Fellows
White
McDonald
Gregory
Sectond
Sedgwick
Christensen
Christopherson Concedes Defeat in First District Race
Sioux Falls report notes C A Christopherson concedes after losing to Fred Hildebrandt in the first district. He thanks supporters from this campaign and earlier contests and wires congratulations to the winner.
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Sioux Falls
C. A. Christopherson
Fred Hildebrandt
Landslide Hits Buffalo County in 1932 Election
GANN VALLEY November 9 Special Buffalo county felt the big democratic landslide as Republicans were buried by enemy votes. Peter Norbeck defeated A. S. G. Cherry 515 to 355 while Roosevelt routed Hoover 634 to 270. County races show wide margins for Democrats with Sedgwick and Dye leading in treasurer and auditor. County judge contest narrows with W F Nieland at 454 and Charles E Oates 446.
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Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Peter Norbeck
G. Cherry
Roosevelt
Hoover
Hildebrandt
Christopher
Son
Green
Bercy
Whitney
Astrud
Coyne
Morrison
Dunn
O'Neil
Goodhope
Siewert
Gold
Weeks
Engstrom
Strool
Sharpe
Conway
Raish
Pickart
Slifer
Atkins
Dunham
Brenneman
Sedgwick
Stoll
Dye
Peterson
Hathaway
Rasmussen
Register of Deeds
Koch
Beslan
Schlegel
Tysdale
Thompson
Pierce
Irving
Nelson
Etbauer
W. F. Nieland
Charles E. Oates
Election News Sends Tokyo Markets Up
Tokyo markets rose today after news of a Democratic victory in the United States. Business leaders welcomed the result, expecting improved Japan's economic position. Officials say Democrats are unlikely to alter U.S. policy toward the Orient. Overall reaction was satisfaction with the administration change.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
War
Foreign Office
Landon Opens Lead in Kansas Governor Race
In Topeka Alfred M. Landon, Republican, pulled ahead of Gov. Harry H. Woodring by 1,905 votes as 2,049 of 2,676 precincts reported. Landon led 211,306 to 199,401 with Brinkley at 182,437. The report notes the statewide tally and third-party candidate standings.
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Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Alfred M. Landon
Harry H. Woodring
London
Woodring
Brinkley
Inde
Platform Highlights From The Democratic Victory
Abridged AP summary lists key Franklin Roosevelt era aims including cutting federal spending by at least 25 percent, maintaining national credit with a budget annually delayed, and preserving a sound currency. It promotes a revenue tariff with a tariff commission, public use of water power, and regulation of holding and utility rates. Also calls for veteran aid, a firm foreign policy with arbitration, repeal of the 18th Amendment, temperance measures by states, Volstead Act modification to legalize beer, and opposition to canceling foreign debts.
Public letters on Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan purpose
To the Editor, the writer argues the loan should fund public works to provide jobs for workers who would otherwise require charity. They contend many laborers want to work and pay their way, and fear some recipients may not need aid while others lack credit or work. The piece critiques public expectations of county job access.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Relief funding and relief work eligibility debate in county
C F Mead argues that applicants must show family destitution and need relief to qualify for work on relief projects. He warns that continuing large relief crews until funds run out will burden county commissioners with a serious situation.
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C.F. Mead
Minnesota Governor Assured Reelection
Minnesota news reports show Gov Floyd B Olson gaining reelection as farmer labor support grows. Roosevelt leads nationally with a large margin, while Minnesota shifts to a Democratic presidential candidate. In at large congressional returns Magnus Johnson leads among 31 candidates, with Einar Hoidale and Theodore Christianson in later positions.
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ST. Paul
Farmer-Labor
Floyd B. Olson
F. D. Roosevelt
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Labor
United State
Einar Hoidale
Theodore Christianson
Potter Election Hotly Contested in Gettysburg Ballot
Special report from Potter county details tight races in Gettysburg with Roosevelt winning a clear majority 1591 to 628 over Hoover. Norbeck defeated Cherry 183 to 1019, while Hildevrandt led Christopherson 1214 to 15. many other candidates and county races noted. Elmer E. Paulson won county treasurer for Democrats 1329 to 998. Frank Meehan elected sheriff over R L.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Roosevelt
Hoover
Norbeck
Cherry
Hildevrandt
Ove Christopherson
Green
Berry
Whitey
Ustrud
Coyne
Morrison
Dunn
Oneill
Goodhore
Siewert
Gold
Weeks
Engstrom
Stroo
Sharpe
Conway
Raish
Pickart
Elmer E. Paulson
R .A. Jackson
Frank Meehan
Local race results show wins for Neuman and Blakeley
Holmes precinct reports a Democrat Neuman leading Olof Anderson by about 100 votes in the fourth district commissioner race. Samuel Blakeley defeated O. E. Mes in county judge race by 2,285 to 553 as tallied across precincts 1675 to 618 RW.
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