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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 4, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Election extra vol xxx Imitchell South Dakota tuesday november 4, 1924. Number 29 while Coolidge governor is out ahead of Cherry in Early returns from cities vote varies widely or Kai returns show i i of i i i to Imi Aii Kau it pm i Moi Iii i Sov leads a m rns from South it gov. W. Ii. Noted United St a to it president Coolidge 1 the state. Vry few have reported and i evident in this state dec incas to report Huger Riters. Gov. Narrow Lead Over Herry. Democratic cd states senator Cherry had expect master in these re it governor relied is for his Altir joint to the Al far i 21 out of a nth Dakota Davis 2,92 4 Lapel i ass give i 126 out of i is $ give master 12,153 Cherry 648 Bates 321 dil 1 779 ducks 3 9. Summary f. S. La nov. 4.�?up a ering returns tonight identical and senatorial nth Dakota showed Cool Well ahead of la i Poi Jette he presidential contest r leading Cherry his a Pond it. By a smaller senatorial Light. In precincts out a to had i cd i o s of a a ditto in second Davis who was i however were print ? and towns when not expected to strength. Republican senatorial 8,642 votes in 81 pre i s for Cherry. George it of i is to place Bird. Pal j a show Coolidge and first returns Mcmaster Lead give Coolidge in Davison co. An Early Lead Early returns from six pre president leads in Home Cincys give president 880 state seven to one far to 409 for Bob ahead in new York Mac Heads the ticket record vote polled govern or i prs up tot a to of 1,657 to Dohs Fok opponents in to Puro acts Calvin coolie <3. 7 aves president Coolidge and gov. W. Of. My master Republican candidate for United states senator apparently have carried Davison county by immense majorities. My master is running ahead of Coolidge. At 9 of clock returns from six precincts in Davison county give Coolidge 880 la Follette 409 Davis 117. In the senator the vote in ten precincts follows my master 1,657 Cherry 798 Ayres 69 Bates 85 Dillon 16 Egan lit to licks i. Only four precincts had reported executive ahead in in Xois Michigan Ohio Davis gets West Virginia new. York n. Y., nov. 4�?c45 a first returns from today a general election coming largely from new England and the East gave president Coolidge an Early Lead Over Davis and Eft Follette. In most oases these reports represented Only a Small percentage of the total vote. In his Home state of Massachusetts. Hie president was Early leading Davis More than 7 to i. In several other new England states the Early strength of the Republican National ticket was almost As great. In up state new York or. Coolidge likewise was piling up a tremendous on the race for governor but it was majority Over the combined vote for it ? running third his of principally by 2 2 Minnehaha counts gave him More 1.120 votes. Ayr is. A unwed Egan with in were Bates with 45 and knocks with to Are Independent Iowa polling heaviest vote in Many years Tota ill to go Over million bitter fight is waged on Brookhart however in Nitro ii t Minnehaha county a Gopher son with a 2 to i of Over Beck seven pre i a he big county giving him for Beck. With 13 pre j five counties reported. J pc Christopherson Lias it for Beck. I ii i no judge in. S. D., nov. 4.�?up a i nor to it report on the j i rate for supreme court j in the City of Pierre the i. It gave Pulley to Egan Des Moines. I. Day polled the e cast in the opine who reported for state that. Nov. 4 a Iowa toll Cav Iest vote eve Quot n of party workers in All pats of the before Bud Titer in Arll persons killed loaded motor bus j is hit by train Newport news va., nov. 4.�?only four of the j 5 persons in a bus struck j by a Chesapeake end Ohio a linger a train ate yesterday at a Blind Cross Neve been such widespread interest i Lection. From Early morning until late Fri evening Long lines stood before the balloting places in the More populous districts. In some cities the six the vote was expected i to delay the Early tabulation and there were in Alexander 9, stances where voting Long after the hour chg of the polls. The state cast be. Dually ceased for the Clos 1 Ker n Riel Gates 19. Al it a m �o.i.1 District and i the state cast nearly Soo too vol n the1 i1 presidential election for i years ago. Today total was goner be elected expected to approximate . Nov. 4.�?clifford of elected governor of dining Ziajor it opponent la. A a no the. Re of the gel was unopposed and j majority. Pierre product i. Nov. 4.�?</p a t in South Lakota in a election was i j a county. Its vote1 senator the first Ive Cherry 2t4 and j not withstanding t he tense interest of tho voters keyed to a High pitch by the unusually Active Campaign there were no reports e. Invite that feeling Pond the Bounds in any part of lie. No violence ii re leads Iii Yankton s. I nov. 4�?0p>-�?�ter. Nets heard from in u. To gave Coolidge 112 a Follette 66, i states senator three j a pc my Mast or 155 Cher a flail for Coolidge k s. I nov. 4.�? up a i a is in the City of j report from Bon homme Coolidge 238 id via i Follette 109 mamas er.1 nominee for senator led a Rev. His democratic of j ii 2 73 votes to Cherry s ult. I Nta nov. 4.�?-eleven Pren county outside the gave for president i Lidge 523 Al Follette j us Tel it gave it it Ette Nev in n i to r Ion from Coolidge i. 4 a the first port in a tonight a i gone a be had been recorded anywhere although official attention required by partisan worker Iii the first Ward of Davenport d in one Des Moines precinct they interfered with the balloting. Confusion but no j rouble in Des Moines workers opposed i n senator Smith w. Brookhart and that mends of the senator crowded a i polling place Entrance and were dispel Seq. The anti Brook a it work i ors were passing out Samp allots i which omitted tho senator s name a and were designed to Aid voters in scratching for Daniel Steele demo-1 erotic senatorial candidate. Break i Hart supporters attempted to obtain i each ballot passed out and inset t the senator s name. Tile confusion prevail but a Sjur it time and there was no Throat of trouble. At Davenport cards Passee but in the second precinct of the Ward urging against a vote for Henry. Jager Republican candidate for supervisor. Roused county auditor Wagner to warn election judges. The j cards were credited according to Wagner to the Kun flux Elan one report received by the auditor was t hat a Cross had been placed above Jager s name on the voting into the background nearly every part of the thought the organization has been reported Active on behalf of numerous candidates. Errors that May invalidate numerous ballots in Batta Watami county were discovered this afternoon. New voters in attempting to follow a newspapers instructions on scratching the ticket for Stock were reported to have drawn arrows on their. Ballots pointing to he a a a Quot with in it Quot North Hampton Romaine. Alive which they indicated their Choice of j not a and a Quot la a be of Thust in candidates. This it was found con j want statute a a Mark of identification. Election officials said they could net estimate the number thus spoiled but believed Many ballots would have to be thrown out. J obtainable during the night Ben cat the Sample ballots published in in. Engineer of the train which was Council Bluffs carried Arrow in making about 43 Miles an hour said sets. Which led to the mls under the first indication he had that the standing. It was believed the same bus was on the tracks was the crash difficulty might be encountered in 1 none of the survivors could be inter other cities where newspapers in an viewed. Effort to instruct voters in what they j o believed to be a general Smith ahead of Roosevelt in new York i before others few was thought to have a fair to recover. Eight were dead rescuers arrived an i three died shortly afterwards details of the Accident were desire to had published Sim scratch the Ticke Ilar ballots. Voters Divide support in past years the election was termed a a scratching Bee a so evident was the intention of voters to Divide their support among the various party lineups. Stock s vigorous Campaign against Brookhart also accounted for must he a scratching of the ballots. Precinct watchers were much in evidence throughout the state during the Day and As the counting of the votes proceeded tonight. Tile la Follette Headquarters declared during rho Day that 13,000 watchers had i nitration or a been certified by the Lafollette Man i they also said agers chiefly because of reports that in some precincts Here and elsewhere attempts to a steal the election might be expected. There was no report of irregularity. Or it member of capital City choir taken on robbery charge Davis glad task of Campaign is Over plays Golf Washington. C., nov. #4.�?francis Winfield Hart 2 4 years old. A Singer in a Church choir and living in the apartment of his pastor was arrested by police Here today and accused of a Long series of a a Jimmy robberies. Police declare Hart admitted per of a dozen robberies and loot estimated to be i Worth $15,000 was found Fin his room. The Rev. Meade b. Macbryde in whose Home Hart lived said the latter after a disagreement a month Iago with his parents had sought his j assistance and that he had taken him i under his own roof and had mean a while interested himself in obtaining i work for him. Dawes refused to give wife advice she says at polls o i to Winne 33 a Chicago Davis it Rollette i of. A nov. Continued to 4.�? eighty one Page 6 i machines and the were cautioning Rort of Jager. Davenport. It rented Over tile no Cie Cir literature. Man i a Lection judges voters against was Sam. The incident an Quot dilation today of a ii the Kian gain Row Deal was crowded stip a a also it in far new York. X. A. Nov. 4.---op a John w. Davis took a Holiday to Home in Locust Valley. Or. Davis a _ Day to visitors who called at his j Evanston. Ii nov. 4.�?up a Mark reared obviously gratified that the a eng Hilt. Banot with a Lead Pencil from Campaign grind was Over he exr it re j his own pocket. Charles g. Dawes std Confidence in the decision the Eli Republican candidate for vice prefect orate was making at the polls. Dent. Voted shortly before noon today even the task of the citizen voter j at the polling place of the third pretested but lightly upon him. He to j Cint of the first Ward of Evanston Toped to Glen Cove Early in the Day t the Republican nominee spent a to Caid his ballot. Then within a j few seconds less than a minute in the Short time he was out on the Golf election Booth. Mrs. Dawes voted at the same time As her husband and time he was out t course at play. Later he returned to his Home to spend the remainder of the Day with mrs. Davis and his family. He planned to motor to the Home of Frank l. Polk new York City tonight to receive the election returns. Of Yuma ari2 nov. 4.�?yuma yesterday experienced its hottest november Day since the establishment of the local weather Bureau 54 years ago. The thermometer registered 96 degrees at 2 p. In. As almost As quickly. A it did not take you very Long to Mark your ballot a a Friend remark of to mrs. Dawes As she left the polling place. A i had figured it ail out myself some Days ago inasmuch As Charlie had declined to give we any she replied. Eighty seven per cent of All Ocean water is below 40 degrees fahrenheit. It to estimated. New York nov. 4.�?rome. N. Y., which gave gov. Smith a plurality of 1,062 two years ago today gave Roosevelt a plurality of 14 7. New York nov. 4.�?one Hundred and forty three districts out of 4,593 outside of new York gave Smith 32,-192 Hooe Evelt 35,204. New York 1,292 districts out of 7.763 in the state including five of 2,790 in new York City Smith 262,-007 Roosevelt 350.886. Buffalo gave Roosevelt a plurality of 10,708 As compared with a plurality of 16,492 for gov. Smith two i years ago. Theodore Roosevelt carried six of j the first seven up state cities to re i port five of which were carried by j gov. Smith two years ago. Toy the seventh City Cut gov. Smiths plurality of 9,338 in 1 922 to 3,715. The cities carried by Roosevelt were i Rome Poughkeepsie Buffalo Newburgh Binghamton and Gloversville. Binghamton. N y., which was carried by gov. Smith by a plurality of 1,519 two years ago today was carried by Roosevelt by a plurality of 4,011. New York 1642 districts out of 4593 outside of new York City Smith 313,381 Roosevelt 430,077. 130 districts out of 2970 in new York City Smith 3 7,22 4 Roosevelt Illnois gives Coolidge Lead Over opponents Chicago 111., nov. 4.�?g4> a president Coolidge running far ahead of John w. Davis and senator la Follette in the presidential race in Illinois on the face of unofficial returns from 273 out of 5,989 precincts in the state in today a general election. The figure a Ere Coolidge 61,979 Davis 23.241 la Follette 17,888. The president on these Early returns was running two to one against Davis in Cook Chicago county and 3 to one Down state. The division Cook county 148 precincts out of 2,-584 Coolidge 34,380 Davis 15,007 Lafollette 10,177. Down state 125 precincts out of 3,405 Coolidge 27.-598 Davis 8,234 Lafollette 7,711. In 152 precincts out of 5.989 in Illinois. For senator Deneen Republican 33,319 Sprague Democrat 22-, 240. Apparent Twu Gunderson would carry the county. The returns have Gunderson 342 billow 113, Putnam 38 and Richards 16. In the race for Congress congressman Christopherson seems to have carried the county. The vote from two precincts the 23rd and it. Vernon township give Christople son 173 Jones 35, and Beck 59. Match Al i t own Sli Iipp of Olidge 8 4 Davis 23 a Follette 57 Mcmana Tel 91 Cherry 38, Ayers 7 Bates 16. 23rd precinct. , 107, Cherry 41 Ayers 16 Bates 17 Dillon. 6 Egan. 2 3. Fourth precinct 279 Davis 35 la Follette 79 Mcmaster 250 Cherry 79 Egan 24 Ayres 16 Bates 17 Dillon 6. Blendon .township.�?Coolidge, 54 la Follette 71. Second precinct , 182 Cherry too. It. Vernon , 223 Cherry 77. It. Vernon , 62 Cherry 25 Ayres 19 Bateso Egan 5. Nin eleventh precinct Mcmaster 254 Cherry 63 Ayres la Bates 7 Dillon 3 Egan 8. Demo press concedes win for Coolidge Davis and Lafollette but the first precincts in new Ork City gave Davis a moderate Lead there. Coolidge was in the Lead in the first precincts to report in Illinois Michigan and Ohio a aisle Davis had a slight Lead in the first returns from Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia. The solid South returned its customary big majorities for All democratic nominees. Theodore Roosevelt Republican nominee for governor of Newyl Ork took a Long Lead in most of up state new Ork while in new York City gov. Smith was far ahead. Smith was running far ahead of Davis everywhere in the state. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts likewise was Well ahead of the National ticket of his party in the first re turns of that state but Early in the night was trailing his Republican opponent speaker Gillett. With fair weather Over the entire country the vote appeared certain to be the largest in the country a history. Big gains in the total vote was apparent in almost every Section covered by the Early returns. New Ork n. ?T., nov. 4.�?the new Ork Herald which supported the candidacy of John w. Davis concede cd the election of president Coolidge shortly after 9 of clock tonight. The newspaper predicted that gov. Smith would carry Newyl Ork state by Iso too. Newyl Ork nov. 4.�?the new York times which supported the candidacies of John w. Davis and gov. Smith conceded shortly before to of clock tonight the election of gov. Smith and president Coolidge. The Brooklyn Eagle predicted that gov. Snut i would carry the state by a plurality of More than 100.000. Chicago 111., of. 4.�?the Chicago Herald and examiner at 8 25 tonight flashed the election of. President Coolidge through its system of searchlights by which it had be in giving election information to persons Mythin a fifty mile radius of Ghi ago third party to be held intact for four years Chicago tu., nov. 4.�? a3 a irrespective of the result of today selection the Independent party headed by senator Robert m. Lafollette will be kept intact and will enter the next political fight in 1926 and the presidential race in 1928, John m. Nelson. Lafollette Campaign manager announced tonight. World flier off on non Stop run to Elpaso Field Columbus Ohio nov. 4.�?first returns from Ohio came from eleven precincts in Ine scattered Rural counties and showed president Coolidge leading John w. Davis by a vote of More than two to one. Senator Lafollette had less than half the Davis total. The votes Coolidge 1,378 Davis 628�?� Lafollette 295. Michigan senator seven precincts out of 2.775 Couzens 1,683 Cooley c44. Indiana twelve precincts out of 3.41s Coolidge 3,961 Davis 2,924 e la Follette 308. _ i Alabama Twenty Rix out of 1,323 Davis 6.257 Coolidge 417 la Follette 193. Vermont forty three districts out of 248 Coolidge 5,933 Davis 874 la Follette 250. Oklahoma five precincts out of 3,184 Davis 2s8 Coolidge 138 la Follette 55. Oklahoma Senate seven precincts out of 3,184 Walton 258 pinot 388 Wilson 24. Connecticut seventeen towns out of 169 Coolidge 48,143 Davis 20,-675 la Follette 7,133. Massachusetts 740 districts out of 1,158 in the state outside Boston Coolidge 16,488 Davis 2,365 la Follette 990. New York House Crown ther. New York 230 districts out of 970 in Newyl Ork City Davis 40,-522 Coolidge 4 6,419 la Follette 18,167. Kansas eight precincts out of 2,-591 Coolidge 1,885 Davis 626 la Follette 314. New York House Snell and Corning. Illinois governor sixty precincts out of5,9s0 Small 11,675 Jones 10,-585. Senator 107 precincts out of 5,-980 Deneen 22,913 Sprague 16,-170. Alabama thirty five precincts out of 1,325 Davis 7,197 Coolidge 493 Lafollette 205. Rhode Island fourteen districts out of 194 Coolidge 6,602 Davis 1,416 Lafollette 135. Ohio 264 precincts out of 8,4001 Coolidge 37,056 Davis 14,987 Lafollette 6,130. Tennessee 175 out of 2,139 precincts Coolidge 3,372 darts 7,617 Lafollette 222. Virginia 113 precincts Coolidge 3,763 Davis 10,120 Lafollette 770. Wisconsin four precincts out of 2.679 Coolidge 1.329 Davis 151 la Follette 278. Pennsylvania House Phillips. Maine 213 districts out of 633f -1 Coolidge 40,274 Davis 9,824 la Fol san Diego Cal. Nov. 4.�?headed a Jette 2,131. By Lieut. Lowell h. Smith the army j Missouri the first sixteen out of around the world filers took off the states 4.069 to report in Missouri from Rockwell Field Here at 9 50 i gave Coolidge 539 Davis 1,262 la of clock this morning on a son Stop flight to Elpaso. Tex. Continued on Page 6

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