Slaying During Pemiscot County Election Turmoil
A coroner's jury ruled Horace Farrow died from gunshot wound inflicted by unknown attackers during election day disturbances in Pemiscot County. Authorities tie the violence to preventing black citizens from voting, with two black men in Farrow’s car not intending to vote.
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Blytheville
Ark
John Byrd
Peach Orchard
Pemiscot County
Foplat Bluff
Alexander White
Byrd
White
Missouri
Pemiscot
Arkansas
Truman Leads in Missouri Returns Amid Prohibition Debate
Early returns show Truman’s lead exceeding 200000 with reporters noting major shifts in Butler and Douglas counties. Democratic gains appear in both state Senate races and the House, while Republicans lose several seats. several districts still pending may alter margins. Major names tied to prohibition repeal and local contests are mentioned as counties report results.
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Butler County
R. P. Weeks
Missouri
Douglas County
Gladys B. Stewart
George A. Rozier
Perry County
T Raymonds. Roberts
Senate
St Louis
McHeynolds
Emmett J. Crouse
Delmar Bail
Albert M. Clark
Bth
James S. Rollins
McAdoo Withdraws Objection to Daughter's Marriage
Los Angeles November 7 AP report states U S Senator William G McAdoo withdrew his objections to his daughter Elen age 19 marrying Rafael Lopez De Onate a 38 year old actor in Hollywood Spanish context unclear final details indicate the marital approval released by McAdoo after family discussion.
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Los Angeles
William G. McAdoo Bday
Elen
Fafael Lopez de Onate
Hollywood
Rock Ribbed Republican Pennsylvania Also Lost
The article details election results across states, listing governors and senators. It notes defeats and party wins for Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma and others with names like Howard, Truman, Vandenberg, and Lehman among the figures.
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Indiana University
Senate
Arthur R. Robinson
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Illinois
Fred A. Britten
James McAndrews
Ozcar de Priest
Arthur W. Mitchell
Kansas
Alf M. Landon Jr
Kentucky
Louisiana
Huey Long
Maryland
Albert ©. Ritchie
George L. Radcliffe
Roosevelt
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Radcliffe
Joseph I
France
Maine
Frederick Hale
Louis J. Brann
House
Massachusetts
James M. Curley
Boston
al Smith
Gaspar G Bacon
7. P. Morgan 'S
David T. Walsh
Missocuri
Kansas City
Democratic
Roscor C. Faileron
Harry S. Truman
Montana
Burton EK
Wheeler
George M. ‘Bourguoin
James E. Murray
Nebraska
Edward BR. Burke
R. L. Gochran
Burke
Charles W. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Nevada
Key Pittman
Richard Kirman
Renobanker
Morley Griswold
NEW Trampshire
H. Styles ‘Bridges
New Jersey
A. Harry Moore
Hamilton F. Kean
Harold G. Hoffman
William L. Dill D
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Carl A. Hatch
Clyde Tingley, Jr
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Robert Moses
Royalds. Copeland
E. Harold Cluett
Caroline O’day
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert J. Bacon
Tammany
New York City
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
Henry Holt
William Langer
Thomas H. Moodie
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Simeon D. Fess
Martin L. Davey
Wins senator seat as Democrats sweep states across the nation
The report details election results across states. Joseph T. Guffey of Pittsburgh wins Pennsylvania Senate race, with Democrats boosting governors and senators from North Carolina Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont and Wisconsin. Notable outcomes include George H. Earle elected governor of Pennsylvania and Reed’s GOP defeat, while 28 thousand rifles and machine gun rounds per war casualty are noted.
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Congress
Will Rogers
Pennsylvania
Joseph T. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Oi Nvan
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
David A. Reed
George H. Earle
Austria
Louis T. McFadden
House
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Felix Hebert
Peter, Goelet Gerry
Gerry
Herbert
Theodore Francis Green
South Carolina
James V. Allred
Utah
William H. King
Vermont
Warren R. Austen
Charles M. Smith
Wsa
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Washington
Lewis B. Schellenbach
Clarence G. Dill
West Virginia
Rush Dew Holt
Henry D. Hatfield
Wisconsin
LaFollette Brothers
Robert M. LaFollette
Philip
Albert G. Schmedeman
Wyoming
Joseph
O'Mahoney
Vincent Carter
Leslie A. Miler
Missouri Roars as Short Wins GOP House Seat
Nov 1 AP report shows Hewey Short seizing Missouri's lone Republican district, seventh, by 4,500 in a wave that breaks the Democratic bloc. Other districts lean Democratic with Roosevelts policies, while Newton narrowly falls to Claiborne in the 12th.
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Louis
Hewey
Short
Ozarks
Missouri
Jefferson
Frank H. Lee
Joplin
Mos
Lee
Sevier Carries All But Two Counties
Nike G. Sevier was reelected circuit judge by a large majority. He carried all counties in the circuit except Morgan and Miller. Miller County gave Senator Irwin a 128 vote margin. Morgan County totals are not yet known. Sevier carried his home county by 2006, and will serve a two year term. He had been elected two years earlier to fill the remainder of Henry J. Westhues’s term after Westhues resigned, defeating W. S. Stillwell appointed by Gov. Caulfield.
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William M. Quinn
Quinn
Thomas J. Dages
Will G. Lockridge
Henry J. Gunn
Edward A. Barbour, Jr
Lon S.S. Haymes
Clyde. Cope
Carter M. Buford
Arthur N. Lindsay
Clinton
Carl J. Henry
Gene Frost
Cassville
N. N. Searcy
House
Governor Park
J. Marvin Rause
St. Louis
Jefferson D. Hostetter
Bowling Green
Hostetter
Senate
Dema~watie
House of Representative
Nike G. Sevier
Morgan
Miller
Miller County
Irwin
Morgan County
Henry J.westhues
W. 5. Stillwell
Caulfield
McNally Challenges Hennings in St Louis District
John A. McNally of Kennett in the 10th district faces young attorney Thomas C. Hennings Jr who defeated veteran L. C. Dyer, former representative, in the St. Louis district, reshaping the political contest.
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John A. McNally
Kennett
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
L. C. Dyer
St. Louis
Cole County Registrar Race Dominates Local Election
Mackey defeated John H. Faust 6 104 to 3 684 for registrar. Ward results show a mix of Democratic and Republican candidates with varying vote counts across First to Fourth Wards, including Anna Stone Ed Case Naomi Mentee Hassell Keyes Frank Long George Pifer Paul Eilenberger Carl Burker Ed L. Hampson Mysra Ross and others.
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Mackey
John H. Faust
Anna Stone
Ed Case
Irs
Naomi Mentee
Hassell Keyes
Frank Long
George Pifer
Paul Eilenberger
Carl Burker
Pitth
L. Hampson
Mys
Ra Ross
Aerial inventor James G Gray dies in Scotland
Prof James G Gray, a gyro Scopic aerial and marine device inventor, died today in Glasgow. Since 1920 he was Gargile professor of applied physics at Glasgow University, noted for stabilizers artificial horizons cloud levelers and steering devices.
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Glasgow
James G. Gray
Gray
Bea | Gargile
Glasgow University
Doke Recalled in Murder Trial at San Diego Hospital
In Woodland California the trial of Judson C. Doke for the murder of Lamar Hollingshead resumes. Doke testifies briefly after recall, confirming he called at the county hospital and spoke with Paul Hollingshead, as district attorney Chester C. McDonald questions details of the incident involving Helen Louise Doke.
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Woodland
Calif
Judson C. Doke
Lamar Hollingshead
University of California
Doke
Helen Louise Doke
Chester C. McDonald
Myr
Paul
McDonald
Paul Hollingshead
Balboa Park
San Diego
Returns to house trial details and jury arguments escalated
The report notes a July 26 return to the ranch near here as final arguments to an eight man by four woman jury began. The state attempted to bring Doke’s wife as a rebuttal witness but subpoena servers could not locate her.
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Here
McDonald
Doke
Is This Too Good for Your Cough
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven-in-one remedy for coughs promising quick relief and safety. It notes mild coughs may yield to lesser helps but claims Creomulsion helps all coughs with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved.
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Jefferson City
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