Victory for Fusion in Nebraska and nearby races
Nov 9 dispatch grimly notes Fusion victory in Nebraska with William Neville defeating Means P. Kinkead in the Sixth District, Holcomb elected judge by around 15,000, and strong Republican gains in South Dakota and Iowa. Reports show Shaw leading with about 60,000 plurality. state totals highlight GOP majorities in Supreme Court and legislature, while county results vary.
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Kentucky in Doubt as Goebel Leads in State Returns
Louisville reporting a tightening race shows Goebel leading in the statewide returns with a GOP tail in the Eleventh district. Republican gains in mountain counties bolster Taylor prospects but Goebel claims a 6,000 to 8,000 governor plurality based on semi official tallies. House and Senate balance remain uncertain with anti Goebel Democrats likely to hold pivotal leverage.
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Maryland Democrats Sweep Statewide Races in Election
The report notes Democratic victories across Maryland with John Walter Smith, Dr. Joubun Herring, and Ixdtor Hayne elected to governor, controller, and attorney general by about 11,100 votes. Eleven Senate seats and a largely Democratic delegation secure control of the legislature, while independent voters and remaining Republicans shape the margins and postulate theories on the result. A special election in the first congressional district is seen as necessary following the contest.
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Ohio election turmoil reports narrow margins and legal notes
Results from Ohio show Nash leading McLean by narrow margins across 67 counties with unclear official totals. Republican figures project a large Jones vote in some counties, while the state legislature split favors Republicans in the House and Senate. Separate items recount murders, library meeting notes, and labor strikes as local events in Des Moines, Merrill’s, and surrounding areas.
Rep Gill Wins 16th District Contest by Narrow Margin
In a close race for the Sixteenth Congressional District, J. Gill (Rep) defeats Lawcxler Spence (Dem) by about 4,440 votes. The result settles the contest and outlines the Republican victory across Corpus and Ponmren areas with party support and historical district alignment noted.
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Hastings Neb Now Freight Depot At St Joseph Grand In Laud
In Hastings Nebraska readers find a fragmented report about the freight depot at the St Joseph and Grand In Laud railway station. The text is garbled but references the depot and railway context, with unclear details on dates or events.
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Battle Resumes Amid Global War Turmoil and Moves
Fragmented OCR text reports a renewed battle flow with references to Britain, Germany, and allied forces. Mentions of General White, a large artillery buildup, reinforcements from Duvny, and Dutch or colonial theater names suggest broad mid war movements and contingent troop deployments amid contested riverfront areas.
Samoan Agent Repealed and Allied Moves Reported
A scrambled report notes the repeal of a Samoan agent and mentions political maneuvers involving the United States, Britain, and allies. It references attacks on Upola, German actions, and wartime diplomacy with scattered names and places, including New York, Virginia, and Philadelphia, amid a broad, confusion-filled broadcast.
New York Assembly shows Democratic gains and GOP push
Across New York and Utah the election results show Democrats winning surrogate races and building majorities while Republicans gain seats. In New York City and surrounding counties the party balance shifts with contests for surrogate judgeships and local offices reflecting a tight statewide campaign.
Swift's Special for Cancer Claims Rare Cure
An old promotional piece touts S. S. S. as a cure for cancer claiming hereditary cases improve after taking eight bottles. It asserts swift success in deep seated malignancies and cites a family case where cancer vanished after a lengthy course. It emphasizes the remedy’s superiority and offers a trial address.
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