Lodge Narrow Victory Over Wilson Rival In Massachusetts
Early returns show Senator Lodge barely edging out Col Gaston in Massachusetts as Republicans hold a slim Senate edge. Nationally the Senate stands 54 Republicans to 42 Democrats with tight House margins around three votes. Reports say Lodge faced retirement pressure and trailed at times outside Boston but led the ticket citywide while other races shifted with Democrat gains in the northwest.
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Democratic Sweep Reshapes National Politics in Election
Early returns show large Democratic gains across the country. New York moves toward Democratic control, weakening Republican power in both houses and diminishing the president’s influence. Key GOP figures including Frelinghuysen in New Jersey and Harding allies face strong challenges as results pour in.
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Illinois and Ohio Vote for Beer and Light Wine
Illinois and Ohio voters backed beer and light wines with substantial majorities. Illinois statewide returns show over 60 000 in favor after counting scattered precincts. Cook County supported the measure by a large margin. The soldier bonus gained about four to one including Cook County. Republican candidates for state offices appeared to win, with Oscar Nelson leading for state treasurer and many Democratic congressmen likely elected. Ohio results from 405 precincts favored beer and wine by about 66 017 to 82 089, with most districts reporting urban areas.
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Senate Returns Show Mixed Gains For Republicans
Early returns from multiple states indicate the GOP may lose ground in Massachusetts as Lodge trails Gaston while Democrats gain in New York Ohio Missouri and New Jersey. In Texas Mayfield maintains a strong lead over Peddy as nationwide senatorial races unfold.
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New York Governor Election Concession Reported
Albany officials say Gov Miller conceded the New York gubernatorial race and sent congratulations to Al Smith for the victory. The brief note confirms the transition gesture and the outcome in the state capital.
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Springfield races show Wheeler defeated for state senate
In Knox county J. J. Wing the Republican carried his home county by about 6,000 votes as returns from 18 of 46 precincts come in. Wight town area gave 1,895 yes to 668 no on a soldier bonus and the same precinct favored chiefs and beer with 1,247 yes and 817 no.
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Miss Allee Robertson to Leave House Seat
Oklahoma City reports on November 8 that Miss Allee Robertson, noted as the first woman congressional representative, will not return to the House of Representatives. The brief notes prolong on continued coverage to the second page.
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Suits Filed in December Term Circuit Court
Ed Kern sues Ed W. Ragsdale to void a May 1922 deed fraud claim and to restrain disposition of property tied to $10,080.39 in trust deeds while a prior $455.94 judgment remains unsatisfied. Other actions include divorce and alimony petitions and a promissory note suit.
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RANDOLPH COUNTY DEMOCRACY HELD IN MAJORITY
The Randolph county election results show Reed winning by a large majority and carrying the slate, with Brewster and other candidates trailing due to deliberate cross voting. County officials A Buchanan Melvin Evans led majorities, while amendments were mostly defeated. Official counts due Friday will confirm totals.
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Wilson Honored by Massive Crowds on Election Night
Washington reports Woodrow Wilson, resting at home, received a vast tribute on Pennsylvania Avenue as his image appeared on a screen. Crowds cheered for nearly five minutes, then roared again when Henry Cabot Lodge trailed in the returns. The ex-president retired early per Mrs. Wilson’s orders after hearing of large Democratic gains.
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President Harding Receives Election Returns At White House
In Washington on election night President Harding and Mrs. Harding followed results via United Press telegraph from a private study in the White House. The wire clicked with updates from across the nation as Mrs. Harding stayed informed. Moberly residents also received the same returns through United Press.
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Reed Wins Missouri Senate Seat Amid Large Lead
St Louis results show James A. Reed Democrat leading R. R. Brewster by about 55,000 with 2,519 of 3,876 precincts reported. Reed carries St Louis by over 438,000 and Kansas City precincts pull strong for him. Kate Moss trails in Missouri’s at large congressional race. Eleven Democrats projected for Congress. few details in this partial tally.
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Funeral for Joseph O Keefe to be held after Phoenix trip
A wire said the brothers of the Misses O Keefe left Phoenix last night with the body of Joseph O Keefe. If connections align, they will arrive here early tomorrow morning. The body will go to the family home at 604 South Fifth Street and funeral plans are not yet set.
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