Nation Wide Summary Of November 4 Elections
Nation wide summary outlines November 4 voting with 792 congressional candidates 78 for the Senate and 71 for governor. It notes key races including Roosevelt in New York Morrow in New Jersey and Cook County style contests as parties seek control of the next Congress.
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Senate
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Morrow
New York
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Charles A. Tuttle
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
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Alabama
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Hugh Locke
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Arizona
John C. Phillips
Georges W P. Hunt
Lews W. Douglas
Arkansas
Jos. T. Robinson
Harvey Parti
Dem
O Livesay
Rex
San Fratcisco
California
James Rolph
San Francisco
Milton K. Young
Colorado
Geo. H. Snow
P. Costgan
Wilam H. Adams
Connecticut
E Rogers
Rev
Bryan
Floris
Florida
Tom
Brian Owen
Georgia
Wm. J. Harris
Ng Reputhard B. Russel, Jr
Supreme Court
Tower
Idaho
Wm. E Bormh
John M. Ty‘er
John McMurray
Glen Roos
Illinois
Ruth Haena McCormick
Boyle H. G'Nell
Jas
Hamlee Lewis
Vasant
Indiana
Prohibition Initiatives Face Ballot Across States
Voters in Illinois Massachusetts Rhode Island and North Dakota confront renewed Prohibition questions as campaigns push for repeal or retention. Governors lawmakers and U S Senate seats across Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Michigan Missouri Montana Nebraska New York Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Carolina and other states shape the 1920s era dry political landscape.
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Rhode Island
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Kentucky
Senate
Ben Willa
J. M. Robbon
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Hary P. Long
Maine
Wallie H. Repaolan
Wilam T. Gardiner
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
F Breening
Coolidge
Iachusetis
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M. Baier
Hepublican
Marcus A. Coottign
Senaw
Vetter
Frank G. Allen
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Ray PL Chase
Floyd Olson
Farmer-Labor
Guterttog
Mississippi
Pat Democrat
Missouri
Montana
Thomas J. Walsh
Albert J Galen
Nebraska
George W. Norris
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M. Fiatchiuce
Aiohan Woodrow Wilton
Beatrice F. Craig
Chas W. Brean
Banekiinen
New York
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America
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Dakota
Roy
Ohio
Ruerte
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Ch. Myers Y. Cunper
Geo White
Oklahoma
W. H. Pinch
Gore Demtor
Alfalta
Murry
Irelp Hill
John Fanning
Eightland B.C Bingham
Visnion
Oregon
Sen
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L. McNary
Elian Watkins
Phil Metschae
E F. Bath
Demerrat
Julga L Meier
Xeesemen
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Washington Letter on Treaties and Language Policy
A fragmentary Washington Letter discusses treaty wording and multilingual issues. It references English and another language, noting translations and the 1868 era, with mentions of treaties, checks, and preservation under press rules.
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