Fight is only begun says defeated candidate
In a rugged declaration the defeated candidate denounces Ku Klux Klan pressure and pledges continued political fight. He thanks supporters, recalls the campaign, and warns the Klansmen that the struggle will resume next year for renomination and to finish what was started.
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William Ht White
Klux
Klan
Ty de Giornor
Rlix Itil
Lampraca Fkeo
Nomi
Ubbear
Fu! Klux Klan
Johnson Leads in Senate Contest With Early Returns
Early returns from several counties show Johnson leading with about a percent margin over his independ ent opponent in Elas county. In Jeffer county Johnson stands 1 963 ahead of Parnell as Douglas county reports 4 098 for Johnson and 1 220 for Parnell. Other results include votes for Dyer Little and Byer in a tight tussle.
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Johnson
Iidardsé
prddinets jin_Jeffer
Frbmi Donghis Ahty Suill
Elas
Parnell
Cpon
Douglas Ehat
Johnson Leads in Minnesota Senate Race Amid Tight Campaign
In a close race for the Minnesota Senate, Lakguus Johnson trails briefly behind Paul in a preliminary count. Early totals show tens of thousands of ballots yet to be tallied as candidates compete for a narrow margin.
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Lakguus Johnson
Paul
Minn
B—Addis
Hennepen
Ebaht Justid Be ‘Orda
Swallad — Congresspant
Thomas Se Senat Rial
Jover Sena
Magnug
Johnsidn
Paulen's rise from mayor to Kansas governor line
Fredonia Kansas native Paulen, a 44 year old Republican, rose from city council member to mayor elected in 1900, served as state senator, oil inspector, and lieutenant governor before his governor bid. He led Wilson County bank as president and headed the Kansas Bankers Association. He married Barbara Ellis in 1900 and has no children. He pledges focus on law enforcement, tax relief, bank deposit safeguards, and simplifying state government by cutting commissions and boards.
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Fredonia
Kan
Paulen
Kansas
Canval
Neosho-Wi
Arthur Capper
Juunathur M. Davis
Wilson
County
University of Kansas
Wilson County Bank
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Barbara Ellis
Holton
Kans
Saulen
Chauncey Little Gains Kansas Democratic Win in Congress
In Kansas a Democratic gain appeared in incomplete returns, with Chauncey B. Little leading by about 3500 in the second district. The state’s delegation showed six Republicans and two Democrats, despite a GOP statewide landslide. Willian A. Ayres was reelected in the eighth district.
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Topeka
Associated Press
Kansas
Congress
Chauncey B. Little
Dem
Willian A. Ayres
President Coolidge Leads Missouri Vote Totals In County Precincts
Missouri results show President Coolidge leading John Davis as 2,400 of 4,669 precincts reported. Baker has a substantial lead over Democratic opponent, with minor offices closed. Ferguson leads in Texas while Nebraska notes Coolidge gains and La Follette remains third. Topeka reports Miley extending his margin for senator and Kingman plans a new two story fireproof gym for high school at about 980000 dollars.
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Levis
Coolidge
John Davis
Missouri
Davis
Labollette
Sam Baker
Chintedes
Nebraska
Cuujidee
Omaha
Neb
Atha
Matlon
Coolidze
Coolifee
John W. Davis
LaFollette
Steck
Brookhit
Des Moines
Daniel F Steck
United States
Smith W. Broakfast
Iowa
Brookhart
York
Spark of hope persists for Davis votes in rural Kansas
Democratic leaders say Governor Davis may recruit enough votes in agricultural counties. Frank Floyd, secretary of the Democratic state central committee, notes some support and urges continued effort while believing subvernor will carry Kansas and the nation.
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Topeka
St.ias
Democratic
Davis
Wegter
Wercome
Ben S. Tauter
Ieeaas
Palen
Frank Foyd
Steretiny
Democratic State Central ‘Committee
Roadwork and Police Report Mix in November Notices
County engineers report busy Santa Fe and Kenison hills road work with rock cuts and smoothing. Police note a fender damage collision at Thirteenth and New Hampshire. one driver reports the other car but owner not found. Thanksgiving proclaimed by President Coolidge for November 27.
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Inc
RK. Trueblood
F. K. Heisterhagen
Thixteenth
New Hampshire Street
Heisterhagen
Kansans Sweep Republican Victory Across Offices
Reports from Kansas precincts show Republicans winning nearly all national and state races. J W Miley led superintendent of public instruction with 138 860 votes while Democrat Deardorff trailed. McCarty led for state treasurer with 157 LGB and White 142 803. Coolidge neared 200 000 vote margin over Davis. Capper led for U S Senate with Malone close. Paulen led governor with Davis second and White third.
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Topeka
Kan
Geietel Press
Kansas
J. W. Miley
Deardorff
Miley Ys
Forl
Ponent
Ben Pot
George T. Mel Carty
Carl White
WBA! Technets
McCarty
White
Ben S. Paulen
Jonathan Davis
William Allen White
Sbi Paulen
Davis
Paulen
Kent Erat
Charles Ik. Griffith
Fr J. Ryan
Griffith
Thurman Bill
Ryka
Ed Cleminsj
Douglas County
Ben Paulen
Russell Dyer
Chauncey B. Little
Dyer
Little
McKenney
Justice Supreme Court
W. A. Johaston
Burch
Madden
Phillips
Gover
Ehh
Nublic
Beloof
Miley
Baker
McEloy
Steprinter—_Walker
Ett
Tuy
Ballot Marked Allegedly Aflame by Voter Complaint
Martha Snow Brown of Fog West Twelfth street reported irregularities after the election. She said the gendra ballot in the booth bore an X mark in every Republican candidate square and reported the incident to judges, who issued a leather ballot later. Potential tampering noted at the polling place.
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Martha Snow Brown
West Twelfth Street
Douglas County Goes Republican in Landslide Countywide Vote
Douglas County voters favored Republicans in a sweeping result led by Ben Paulen for governor and Arthur Capper for senator. president Coolidge and Dawes carried 7 716 to 2 324, with Cummings defeating Thomas in the sheriff race. Incomplete returns show detailed totals for district and county offices and a late report on Jack Walton’s senate campaign contributions.
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C. D. Thomas
Cummings
Thomas
U.S. Guyer
J. A. Cable
Means Bgo
Morgan
Edwards
Beeks
Dunigan
Bussing
Bowen
Hudkleston
TAS
Register of Deeds
Wellman
McClanahan
Burton
Justice’of “Peace
Clark
Lovejoy
Berger Trails Braun in Fifth District Race
In Milwaukee on November 5 Victor L. Berger Socialist trails E. A. Braun Republican based on unofficial returns with four precincts missing in the fifth district.
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