Governor Erickson Opens Lead in Montana Governor Race
The Helena Independent reports Governor Erickson leads Republican challenger Hazelbaker by 2258 votes as counts continued overnight across 56 counties. Erickson’s margin held through late afternoon and evening with majorities in districts including Pineville County, while totals show Erickson 97,627 to Hazelbaker 95,360 with statewide enrollment at 268,112.
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Corley Widens Lead in Taratay County Election
In Taratay County the late November race concluded with Berna Corley elected to complete her husband J. Corley’s term. The ballot showed Corley’s name with stickered support for Maein, defeating Jody Stokes, a Republican. Corley’s ally Roy M. Shortt notes her victory secures reelection chances.
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Minnesota Farmer-Labor Party Victor in State Races
Minnesota's Farmer-Labor Party, aligned with Roosevelt, won a strong victory in the state, placing several candidates in the Democratic column. Floyd Olson, a one-term governor, secured a second term, while the party claimed apparent wins in many counties and contests across Minnesota.
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Cuban storm devastates eastern provinces killing ten
A powerful windstorm struck Cuba's three eastern provinces, killing ten and injuring over two hundred. Hospitals requested medical supplies and staff. a special train was sent to assist, while communications and air service were disrupted across the region.
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Wife of Roosevelt Declines First Lady Title
Cries of opinion and a claim to privacy surround Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt as she seeks to define her role. She says she never wanted to be a president’s wife and plans to work out her own life, while acknowledging the March 4 change will bring public attention.
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Riot kills eight in Swiss protest turns deadly
Geneva reports eight killed and about seventy wounded as sabers and machine guns clash with a crowd during an anti-sabotage meeting. Police halted rioters, soldiers fired to restore order, one of the victims identified as a civilian. Several hours of fighting ensued before order was restored.
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Mrs Ferguson Seems Victorious in Texas
Dallas reports returns from 179 of 264 counties showing Franklin D Roosevelt and John N Garner leading the Republican slate by a 7 to 7 split. The count indicates Mrs Mirian A Pergnaon in a potential upset against Orvilio Tullington of Wichita Falls, GOP nominee, as votes continue to be tallied.
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Revenue Bill Looms Large For New Congress
Washington dispatch notes the new administration aims for sound money and gold standard. A revenue bill to balance the budget is seen as key for the next congress, with tax relief unlikely as deficits grow. Government expenditures are pressured to shrink, with further curtailment expected by both retiring and incoming sessions.
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Kidnapping Attempt Rocks Chicago Family Home
Chicago and police hunted three armed men after a 13 year old son of a local official and his chauffeur were abducted from in front of a house. They were rescued within about an hour as Mayor Corman led a city wide search. The boy, John Tuohy, and the chauffeur faced no injuries.
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White House Quiet Spot Amid Turmoil Observers Tour Grounds
In Washington the White House stood as a quiet corner during a tense day. Police patrolled the grounds as a light rain fell while a few visitors wandered near the executive offices seeking passes to tour the mansion interior.
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Late Returns Highlight Roosevelts Victory Across Nation
The Associated Press notes a nation wide upheaval as late election tabulations show Franklin D Roosevelt winning a record popular vote. Hoover carried only six states including Pennsylvania and Connecticut while Michigan shifted to the Democrats. The piece hints at gains in the Senate and a sweeping political change across the country.
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Dawn of Happier Days Near Roosevelts Victory Speech
New York November 9 AP General national Democrat committee chair Marley voiced hopes for a dawn of happier days and praised the governor as a president free of commitments or obligations to any faction. He argued the new leader would shape policies and personnel independently for the welfare of the nation and its people.
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Policies and pledges of the Democratic party in Roosevelt era
The document outlines Democratic platform planks proclaimed by President elect Roosevelt. It calls for repeal of the 8th amendment, modify the Volstead Act, curtail federal expenditures with a balanced budget, round currency, tariff reform, abolition of executive interference, restoring agricultural controls, removing private enterprise from government control except for public works, and measures to aid veterans and the needy.
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Oscar De Priest Re-Elected Chicago Congressman
Oscar De Priest wins re election in Chicago district despite Democratic challenger Harry Taker. De Priest leads with a margin of better than 5 000 votes after late tallies narrow a prior 20 000 vote deficit. Governor elect Henry Horner gains a strong statewide plurality as Roosevelt era figures rally for the Democrats.
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Returns on House and Senate results in 1932 election
Associated Press tally shows Senate: Democrats 28 elected with holdovers 9 total 36, Republicans 6 elected with holdovers 30 total 36, Farmer labor 0 elected with holdovers 3 total 1. For House, Democrats 301 elected with 218 present, Republicans 109 elected with 208 present, Farmer labor 0 elected with 1 present. Percent majority 40. Returns indicate doubtful status and recess in Maine.
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Far West swept away by victors
San Francisco report notes Democracy delivers sweeping gains across the Far West. Liberalized tickets topple Republican incumbents and challengers in seven states while Roosevelt-Garner gain 48 electoral votes. Oregon buckles slightly with Senator Frederick Steiner re elected, keeping one Republican among national representatives. California appears to gain in party balance as results tilt.
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Cabinet May Be Named Soon With Walsh and Kremer Mentioned
New York November 9 AP Franklin D Roosevelt likely to announce his cabinet earlier than usual. A tentative list of strong cabinet possibilities includes Seenmars of State Owen and other figures tied to the president elect. Kentucky shows a sweeping democratic path with Barkley and all nine congressmen likely to win by large margins as Roosevelt builds nationwide support.
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Roosevelt Returns Home In Victory Parade
Franklin D Roosevelt tours his hometown after winning the presidency. A warmly welcomed crowd fills the streets of Poughkeepsie as drum corps from the local American Legion post accompany the president-elect during his two hour drive from New York City. James A Farley and family members accompany Roosevelt as he thanks supporters and calls the vote of confidence a larger national mandate.
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Will Congress Vote Beer Soon
Washington reports a flood of conjecture after Tuesday’s election as to whether December’s congressional session will vote on beer. Wets predict quickly, citing Garner and Read, while drys vow an intensive campaign and expect no rapid change.
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Rainey Poised as House Speaker After Garner
Washington November 9 The race for the next House speaker begins as Democrats prepare to take control after John Garner leaves March 4. Henry T Rainey of Illinois leads a field including McDuffie Bankhead Burns Warren Rayburn Lanham Sumner Connor Milligan Rankin and others as a party caucus will settle the contest after March.
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Texas
Jon J. Connor
New York
Jacob K. Milligan
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California votes for Roosevelt tops one million
California’s vote for Franklin D Roosevelt surpassed one million as returns moved steadily toward Hoover’s 1928 total. The Republican margin for Tallant TubA or McAdoo’s ally remained around two hundred thousand, while Williams trailed.
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Bryan wins third term as Nebraska governor
Tincoln Nebraska November 9 Charles W Bryan, known as Teather Charley in 1924, is elected to a third term as governor amid a Democratic sweep in Nebraska. The result ties him to his brother William Jennings Bryan, with party allies celebrating a victory across state offices.
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Wife of Stalin in Soviet Russia Dies
Moscow reports Nadya Ke Stalin 30 wife of Joseph Stalin dies after a long life as a retiring figure in Soviet leadership. She and Stalin had two children, a 12-year-old son and a seven-year-old daughter. Nadya, born in 1909 in Georgia, was the youngest daughter of Sergei Alliusovy.
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