Three selections for winners today in Illinois races
The piece surveys the Republican and Democratic contests in several Illinois counties and towns. It predicts Deneen may win the state Senate race while detailing candidacies in Clark Coles and Douglas counties and the contest for state's attorney, with varied GOP and Democratic sentiment and voting dynamics in the upcoming election.
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Douglas
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Bennett
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Baxter
Final Returns on Straw Vote 1920 Literary Digest
The Literary Digest reports the final straw vote results for the present year 1920. It details how participants voted and offers a snapshot of public sentiment according to the survey.
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Literary Digest
Public service record of Coolidge through 1924 election
The record traces Calvin Coolidge’s political career from 1899 as city councilman to 1923 when he became President, noting reelections and offices including mayor, governor, and vice president. A Literature Digest poll on November 3, 1924 shows Coolidge leading with 1,348,003 votes, La Follette 608,516, Davis 505,410.
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Literary Digest
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Senator la Follette
John W. Davis
la Follette
Campaign Tactics of Judge Jones Help Governor Small
A Chicago American reprint critiques Judge Norman L. Jones for weak campaigning and a narrow platform. It argues Senator Essington backs Small after a harsh primary, and notes Brennan’s Chicago focus harms Jones by favoring Cook County. Small’s road program is praised as Illinois’ best since the Civil War, while Jones risks defeat without a strong, progressive platform.
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Governor Small. They Made the Same Kind of A Campaign Against Governor Small
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Illinois
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George Brennan
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Presidential Straw Poll Allocations Mentioned by Source
The passage assigns states to candidates with La Follette to Wisconsin, Davis to Texas Arkansas Tennessee and Kentucky, and Coolidge to most other states except California Nevada Oklahoma North and South Dakota West Virginia Maryland which are listed as doubtful.
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Vote Early Marshall Township Advice Showed Low Turnout
Fragmented OCR notes describe early voting in Marshall Township with heavy resistance and sparse turnout. Mentions ink marks, 600 ballots, and 260 a. voting in a precinct and notes about registration and cadence of ballots cast.
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Polling Places Shuffled for Marshall Township Precincts
Precincts in Marshall township redraw polling locations with Precinct 1 at City Hall North of Main Street and East of Sixth Street and Charleston Road renewed to the Township line. Precinct 2 votes at Senuhiler's Garage North Sixth Street. Precinct 3 uses Howell building at the northwest corner of the square. Polls open 7:00 a.m. and close 8:00 p.m. Sunday voting urged with conveyance available by phone.
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Sixth Street
Charleston Road
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National Road
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Howell Building
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