Senators From Thirty States To Be Elected Republican Terms Expire
Resume of political situation in states where parties race neck and neck. The terms of thirty United States senators expire March 4, 2014. Legislatures to name successors will be elected Tuesday. the voters’ choice will determine the next law making body. The current GOP hold is 24 of 30 expiring terms. In Rhode Island Senator Aldrich faces withdrawal of candidate Cult. Lipitt is the only avowed Republican. Connecticut’s last legislature was solidly Republican. G O P likely to control the joint vote though not as overwhelmingly. Nebraska’s senate race tied to the people choosing the senator with the legislature bound to follow the verdict.
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Senators Whose Terms Expire Next March
A survey of forthcoming Senate elections shows many incumbents with terms ending in March, highlighting Republican advantages in states like Massachusetts and California, with Democrats contesting New York, Montana, and Mississippi. The piece notes shifts in state legislatures, potential vacancies, and the broader 1911 Senate outlook across multiple states.
G O P May Win House Says Administration Leaders
Washington observers forecast party prospects as Taft aides expect Republicans to retain the House despite possible losses. Ohio’s result looms large, with New York, Indiana and Ohio described as key swing states. A Republican win could boost Roosevelt renomination talk. losses might diminish Roosevelt’s influence.
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Freak cabbage shown at Greensburg exhibit
Dan Davis displays an extraordinary flat dutch cabbage head that grew from the top of a full grown calewort, a cabbage plant. The spectacle, described as unprecedented, drew attention at the Greensburg exhibition on November 7.
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Continental Securities Company forms in Indianapolis
A new firm titled Continental Securities Company organized in Indianapolis aims to diagnose and fix business weaknesses for enterprises and corporations. Directors include Latta Dynes Oberreich Fogarty Hunt Strickland Homer McKinstray Morris. Capitalized at 300000, offices to open within days with a real estate arm led by Morris and advertising led by Hunt. Articles of incorporation filed Saturday.
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Cars collide but no one injured in Delphi crash
Special to The Sen. at Delphi Ind on Sunday two Ft Wayne and Wabash Valley cars crashed head on destroying the head ends but no injuries were reported. Drivers saw danger and moved to the rear as brakes failed causing the oncoming car to slide into the stationary train on the main track siding.
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Child at School Frightens Teacher in Hartford City
Lu cile Ward, seven, suddenly spoke loudly with her head on a desk at school. Teacher Miss Portia Reeves and the class were alarmed as the child appeared to be asleep then spoke and twitched. Lucy was taken home unconscious.
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Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Claim
An ad claims a remedy to cure a cold in one day using laxative bromide quinine tablets. It promises a refund if it fails and notes that W Grove's signature appears on each box. The price is 25 cents.
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