Democracy's Onslaught Makes Nation Its Prey
Roosevelt remains silent on election results as Kermit Roosevelt cites despair over the outcome. A national political upheaval gains for Socialists like Milwaukee's Victor E. Berger, while Democrats win pivotal states New York, Massachusetts, Ohio and Indiana, reshape the Senate and House, with Taft-era tariffs and reform on the horizon.
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State Republicans claim big gains in legislature
Early Wednesday reports show Republicans likely holding twelve state senators and forty four representatives with ten holdover senators, totaling sixty six in the General Assembly. Contested counts loom with precincts still undecided and Democratic leaders hedging on gains.
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Korbly Wins Officially by 6 968 Over Opponent
Official canvassers in Marion county report Congressman Charlies A. Korbly with a 6 568 plurality over Linton A. Cox. Korbly 1 107 votes, Cox 24 559. Baker leads prosecuting attorney race with SET votes, ward counts show Baker strong in Thirteenth ward. Van Hake tops county treasurer with 32 100 votes while Sourbler tallies 24 747. Reilley trails on the Republican ticket as Seidensticker leads with 380 000 votes.
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Beveridge
Indiana Democrats gain one in Congress and dozens of races
Democratic gains sweep Indiana districts with Crumpacker defeated in the Tenth and Rauch holding the Eleventh while William Barnard falters in the Seventh. City and county totals show strong Democratic strength in Marion, with leading figures listed for clerk of the circuit court and state offices.
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Indianapolis
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Portland
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Frankfort
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Valparaiso
Congress Wins Democratic Landslide in New House Victory
A nationwide election yields a sweeping Democratic gain in the House, with estimates showing 29-seat majority and two Socialists elected in Milwaukee. The Senate also tilts toward Democrats as several Republican incumbents face defeat, signaling major shifts in national leadership.
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What Tuesday Meant in State and County Returns
Statewide results show Democrats winning a joint majority in both houses of the legislature and sweeping twelve congressional seats. Marion county also votes strong for Democrats with Korbly, Hurst, and county officers performing well. Crompacker and Crumpacker are mentioned in contested and mixed outcomes, with Beveridge highlighted in his home district.
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Falls to death from elevator at Claypool hotel
Margaret Meehan a Claypool hotel employee fell to her death in an elevator shaft Wednesday afternoon. She had a history of fainting and may have suffered an attack while riding with ten other female coworkers between floors three and four. The elevator operator attempted to halt the car but could not prevent the fatal plunge. In the fall Meehan caught a coworker’s skirt, tearing it.
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Hammer blow wounds contractor in Irvington dispute
George Humphreys, a contractor living at 5739 Bonna Avenue, Irvington, was struck in the face with a hammer by Charles Winchester, a hardwood floor worker. Winchester was arrested after the attack at 1426 East Eleventh Street, as Humphreys lies in the City Hospital in serious condition.
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Wisconsin governor elect seeks bride after marriage pledge
Francis E. McGovern, insurgent Republican, elected governor of Wisconsin, remains a bachelor and plans to marry as promised. On Wednesday several eligible women sent names and photos to McGovern, who is closely allied with Senator La Follette.
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Francis E. McGovern
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