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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1924
Page
2
Idaho returns show Governor Moore holding a narrow lead with a plurality around 1200 in several counties. Final tallies from Ada, Canyon, Kootenai and Gem counties indicate Moore ahead of rival La Follette in a multi-candidate statewide race.
Post election analysis notes voters backed President Coolidge and his party with a substantial nationwide majority in both the Senate and the House. It credits labor and farmers’ discontent, La Follette’s weakened bid, and Mangus Johnsen’s loss as key factors shaping the political landscape. Coolidge expresses gratitude and pledges service to the nation.
The piece analyzes claims against Coolidge and La Follette, noting voter apathy yet a record turnout. It compares 1920 results, cites state-by-state expectations for Coolidge, and records responses from John W. Davis and Senator La Follette. It mentions Mrs Mary Norton as a milestone in a New Jersey district.
Cambridge MA Senator Henry Cabot Lodge died at Charles Gate hospital after a stroke on Wednesday November 5 at age 74. He had been in a coma then rallied briefly but faded, having served in Congress since 1893 and as Republican leader since 1918. His seat will be filled by appointment by Governor Cox.
Census figures show beverage values totaling 226,188,562 in 1923 down from 297,627,791 in 1911. Mineral and carbonated beverages rose to 142,596,723 last year from 108,386,179 in 1921. Decline centered on cereal products with value shrinking against 122,000,354 in 1921.
John W. Davis, the Democratic candidate for President, receives strong support in Memphis and is reported as counting within 800 of the total number of polling places in the state. The article notes Davis leads in regional tallies as Memphis backs his bid.
Dr William Dickie secretary of the state board of health and head of the antiplague committee reports the plague situation in Los Angeles is favorable with no deaths since November 7 and no new cases since November 8. Since the outbreak in the Mexican quarter last month thirty six cases have been found and all but six have died.
Women report improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with claims of increased energy and relief from nervous symptoms. Anecdotal statements from Mrs Gauvie of Lincoln Nebraska and Mrs Dora Pamrachie of Fouke Arkansas praise its effects on vitality and ability to work at home. The ad asserts 98 out of 100 women improve and promotes availability through druggists nationwide.
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