Arrest of Bourke Cochran on Voting Violation Charge
A cleaving OCR fragment reports Congressman Bourke Cochran arrested on a charge of illegal voting. The text mentions an East 17th Street residence and references a grand jury investigation, with broken phrases about court action and general accusations.
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President Voted and Neo-President Amid Scandals in Toledo
The Toledo dispatch reports on a controversial election scene with Whitlock reduced in Toledo by two, amid debate over a new street corner franchise and legal morality arguments. Key figures include Tom Jorn Som and local officials as opponents argue over enforcement and reform.
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Democrats Gain in North Jersey Assembly Races
In North Jersey the Democratic party made strong gains while widening the gap against Republicans in the southern counties. Essex and Passaic districts shift toward Democrats, with Bergen and Morris Republicans facing possible losses. The statewide result may tilt the Senate to eight Democrats and reduce Republican strength in the lower house.
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Fatal election riot in Lexington kills man and wounds three
In Lexington on election day a riot left Clyde Campbell dead and three wounded, including Patrolman Michael Murphy who was fatally struck. W R Campbell and Patrolman Mariun Smith were seriously injured as the elder Campbell opposed election fraud claims leading to gunfire and a deadly confrontation.
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Kentucky Republicans gain in Louisville election drives Willson win
Reports from Louisville on November 6 indicate a strong Republican shift with Willson leading in Jefferson and surrounding counties. Early returns show Willson and Grinstead ahead, signaling a likely governor win and Republican gains in the state legislature, despite Democratic majorities in some regions.
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Delaware Dry Vote Prompts Arrests and Bribery Claims
In Delaware the liquor and anti license factions split statewide with Kent and Sussex going dry and Wilmington voting for liquor. Four arrests for illegal voting and one for bribery involved Patrick Mundy and Charles August amid reports of repeaters and $15 offers for votes. Royal Raymond says a permanent anti license group will form to push dry measures.
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Guild Re-elected as Republicans Sweep Massachusetts Ticket
Boston voters deliver a sweeping Republican victory with Curtis Guild Jr. re-elected governor and a full slate of state officers elected by about 150000 plurality. Eben S. Draper William M. Olin Arthur D. Chapin Henry E. Turner Dana Malone win in their posts as Republicans hold legislature majorities.
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