First Major Defeat for New Deal in Strategic States
The article reports multiple Republican victories in key states with notable defeats of Democratic leaders. In California, Bancroft trails in the senatorial race after a presidential blessing gave him a lead. Arthur H. James wins Pennsylvania governor nomination over Charles A. Jones, while Earle loses to Davis in the Senate race.
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Phillip Bancroft
California
Pennsylvania
Arthur H. James
George H. Earle
Charles Alvin Jones
Earle
Senate
James J. Davis
Calvin Coolidge
Nan Honeyman
Oregon
Brooks Fletcher
Ohio
Rep
Haines
House
John J. O’connor
New York
House Rules Committee
James H. Fay
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Harlan
National Guard
Congress
Herbrt Hoover
White House
Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Leverett Saltonstall
James Curley
Massachusetts
New England
Connecticut
Wilbur L. Cross
Raymond Baldwin
William H. Vanderbilt
Commodore
Robert E. Quinn
Rhode Island
Robert F. Wagner
DNY
Begging Author John Stow and a Bee Breeding Breakthrough
The text notes John Stow, an early English history researcher, dedicating forty years to study and document England's history until he died at 79 after receiving a Patent of Beggery. It also reports Henry Brown of Cape May Court House New Jersey developing a stingless bee after sixteen years of cross breeding the gentlest and most vicious varieties.
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John Stow
England
Henry Brown
Cape May Court House
N. J
Democrats Have Little Trouble in North Carolina Reynolds Wins
North Carolina voters reelect Rep. Lindsay Warren and Rep. John Ker and Rep. Graham Barden, with Reynolds likely winning a key NC race. State Supreme Court contests favor Barnhill and Winborne, while a proposed four-year sheriff and coroner term gains majority support.
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North Carolina
Reynolds
D. (Lon) Folger
Democratic National Commiteeman
John W. Kurfees, Jr
Seventh
J. Bayard Clark
EB. C. Geddie
Eighth
Burgin
Jones
Doughton
Adams
A. L. Bulwinkle
Frank C. Patton
Weaver
Gudger
Lindsay Warren
John H. Ker
Graham A. Barden
State Supreme Court
M. W. Barnhill
Herbert F. Seawell
J. Wallace Winborne
Irvin B. Tucker
A. R. F. Seawell
Justice Department
Roosevelt aids labor drive in landslide US election news
The report covers post election results with Roosevelt backed candidates winning key states. James M. Mead secures his seat alongside the late Royal Copeland's successor’s race, Murphy’s defeat, and Democratic gains in the South and Rocky Mountain states.
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James M. Mead
Royal
Copeland
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Frank D. Fitegerland
Murphy
Dies Un-American Committee
New Jersey
Warren Barbour
William H. J. Bly
Illinois
Scott W. Lucas
Richard Ed. Lyons
South
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
House
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rocky Mountain States
Oregon
Charles A. Sprague
Henry L. Hess
Democrats Win Jamestown by Slim Margin
In Jamestown township yesterday Democrats won state county and local races with narrow margins. J F Brown defeated Co W Davis 247 to 161 for township constable. Pegg narrowly won county commissioner with 205 votes while Blair tied with Burke and Shaw. Sheriff Phipps and Wallace Freeman also won their contests, with Democratic margins around 20 votes except for Gold who led by about 45.
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Jamestown Township
J. F. Brown
Co. W. Davis
Herbert Dale Pegg
Board of County Commissioners
Enos C. Blair
J. W. Burke
R. F. Shaw
Mr. Pegg
Stansbury
Heritage
Sheriff Phipps
Wallace G. Freeman
W. A. Hoover
Thomas J. Gold
American Legion Completes Armistice Day Plans
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 wrapped Armistice Day preparations with activities on November 11. Veterans were urged to assemble on North Main Street by 5 a.m. and at the Biltmore hotel at 6:30 a.m. for a Dutch breakfast. A November 10 membership drive supper, a radio program dedication, and an Armistice Day address at 11:15 a.m. were announced, with taps by H. G. Peters and cemetery land set aside for veterans under Floral Garden.
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Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
Legion Hall
North Main Street
Astor Cafe
Biltmore Hotel
D. D. Arden
American Legion and Auxiliary
Blair Park Club
Los Angeles
Ernestine Strickland
Vera Smith
Grover H. Jones
H. G. Peters
K. G. Paxton
Crooks
Floral Garden Cemetery Association
Legion
M. T. Lambeth Speaks at Oak Hill Parents Meeting
Mark T. Lambeth Junior High principal told Oak Hill parents and teachers that education should develop Christian character and that work is worthy of respect. He urged high ideals for students and highlighted a Red Cross program titled Mother Earth’s Cove n. The event marked American Education Week with classroom activities and faculty tours.
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Mark T. Lambeth
Oak Hill
Mother Earth
Ju Red Cross
Directi
Grace McCracken
B. H. Cook
Vera
A. C. Beeson
Esther Kee
Global Coffee Consumption Reaches Billions Worldwide
The article notes that over two billion cups of coffee are consumed globally each day, highlighting widespread demand across regions and cultures. It mentions major consuming markets and the cultural role of coffee in daily life.
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