Presidential Elections and Senate Races Across States
The article outlines the 1924 presidential election framework with 631 electoral votes and 266 needed, notes Wilson's 277 from the last election, and details Senate composition by party. It lists states electing 84 senators, vacancies due to deaths, and states not electing, plus party nominations by Prohibitionists Socialists Farmer-Labor Independents in multiple states. Women candidates appear in several states, and Governor elections span 34 states. It also notes constitutional amendments up for votes in 29 states with referenda and initiatives, including women’s suffrage in Arkansas and other ballot questions in South Dakota and Washington.
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Ial
Congress
Wilson
United States Senate Js
Bankhead
Alapailia
Marlin
Virginia
Obama
Delaware
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Miss- Teaippi
Montana
Nebraska
New Jersey
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Farmer-Labor ‘Party
Connecticut
Nevada
Senate
Alabama
Calfornia
Florida
Ilinois
New Jampstire
Oklahoma
Oron
Washington, Co
Farmer-Labor Party
Innecticut
Tillnois
Eitcourt
Washington, D&o
Suez House of Representatives
Idaho
Iowa
Oregon
Missouri
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Georgia
Iliois
Kansas
Ebraska
New Hampshire
New México
North Carolina
North Kota
Ohio
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virgina
Wisconsin
How to Vote on the Ballot in the Era of the League
The text guides voters to use three erosa marks for a straight party ticket and explains that a Presidential vote auto supports the party’s electors, while split votes require individual marks for each elector. It warns about marking within the square, folding the ballot, pencil usage, and procedures if a mistake is made, noting polling hours and ballot validity rules.
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United
House of’ Representatives
Mie Teague
Nation
Maryland Plan Foreshadows Air Squadron for Guard
A proposed Maryland National Guard air squadron would field 13 planes, 38 officers, and 180 enlisted men as part of a Third Army Corps structure under Major General Adelbert Cronkhite. The unit, with flying training year round, would be based at a new airfield, potentially Camp Meade, with federal planes and equipment supplied. Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia adjutants general will meet to decide state contributions.
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Wildarm
Maryland National Guard
Siate
Regular Army
Third Army Corps
MajeGen
Adelbert Cronkhite
Haid
Cronkhite Eriday
Maryland
Adjt
Milton Atchison
Reckord
General Staff
Washington
Aba
Crankiite
Boca- Cola
Baltimore
Adjutants-General
Pennsylvania
Virginia
National Guard Oheer
National Guard
National Guard of
Camp Meade
Camp Toilabin
Meade
Holabird
Tank Corps Training School
Sumer
Political fight in Washington Co heats up in papers
Widespread debate in Washington County centers on partisan newspaper guidance. The Morning Herald urged votes for Democratic Senate nominee John Walter Smith and Congress candidate Frank W. Mish, while The Globe and The Mall face scrutiny over county advertising funds. Taxpayer money figures cited show extensive county printing and advertising payments to local papers.
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Hagerstown
Washington ‘County
Yotara
Frederick
Globe
Morning Herald
John Walter Smith
United States
Frank W. Mish
Congress
Herald
Socioiyg
Washington County
the Herald
Democratic Board of Election Supervisors
City lights meet aldermen approve lamp plan
Mayor Gilmer Schley and the board approved five new city lamps and a citywide lighting revision. The plan, by R W G Cornall Co of Pittsburgh, includes rewiring and about 100 new lamps, with sample units from General Electric. Lamps will be placed at Market Space, Second and Chapel alleys, Church Street corners, and West Second Street frontage.
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Gilmer Schley
Rw. G. Cornall, &Co
Pittsburgh
General Electric Company
Baltimore
Eat Second Street
Chapel Alley
Second Said
Church Streets
Church Street
Chanel Alley
West Second Street
Earch
Nuisance case heard over dead animals at Bentz Street building
Howard Spangler of the firm Dyler & Spangler faced a city warrant charging violation of health and nuisance laws for keeping dead animals in a Bentz Street building between Church and Hapa streets. The hearing heard testimony from City Health Office staff, local doctors, and neighbors. witnesses disagreed on odor. Spangler admitted some hides were stored there. The nuisance claim drew testimony of widespread annoyance. Italy reports silk production up this year to 69,500,000 pounds of cocoons, a rise from last year.
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Howard Spangler
Dyler
Spangler
Futloe
Nhane Johnson Yester
Vlateri
Bentzatréct
City ‘Health ‘Office
McGoodinian
Dr. Thomas
Richard Nallin
Breaay
Saiter
Edward Duvall
S. Bimn Y Brown
Spangier
Italy
Football Games Canceled For Frederick Athletes Glin
The third straight week sees football games called off against Frederick Athlete Glin as season-ticket holders feel like losers. Local team management regrets the cancellations while noting the Knickerbockers of Washington canceled by telephone due to doubts about the local team’s calibre. Remaining games are hoped to be played through the first week of December.
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Frederick
Knickerbockers
Washington
Five Men Loot Detroit Bank Heist Report
Five men entered Hastings Street bank, compelled tellers and patrons, escaped with about $15,000 cash and jewels. In another incident in Detroit, three men robbed Shapiro Jewelry store driving away in an automobile with gems valued around $60,000.
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Detroit Bank
Detroit
Hastings Street
Commonwealth Federal Savings
Bunke
Compley
Paul
Shapiro
State Race Notes Amid Salary Talks and Party Listings
The draft notes urge salaries for state offices and report on upcoming elections. It names Maine, Maryland, New Jersey, and Virginia with no elections next Tuesday, while Illinois leads in gubernatorial candidate numbers with ten parties including Democratic, Republican, Socialist, and several third parties. The text also cites the Labour and Prohibition movements, and mentions Coolidge era party labels.
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Maine
Maryland
New Jersey
Virginia
Illinois
Co-Operative Party
America
Aberal Party
Hardy
Ing-Coolidge
Paul Notified of Accession in Greek Revolution Terms
The Greek government and royal officials inform Prince Paul of conditional terms tied to his accession to the throne. Official talks with the family proceed as political upheaval shapes succession and governance in Greece and the wider region.
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Paul
Seva
Wlrin
Rerné
Kng
Goustlatine
Minnster
Paul of
Corti
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State Guard
Washington CO
Republican Organ
Smith
Mish
Eeietelette
Sultan OF
Eqyey
Sultan Fadi
Egypt
Great Britain
Constantinople
Danube Countries
Russia
trans-Caucasia
Jacob Rohrback
West Church Street
Frederick Town
Singanore
Sugar Loaf
Potomac
Hood ~ College
Col
Sloan
Jesse H. Michael
S. Market St
Frederick, Md
Central Hardware CO
Arthur E. Levy
West Patrick ST
Knickerbocker
Club of Washington
Ray von aAw Ee
Tn ‘Tan Nawa
En Vance
Williamson
James E. Doll
Fredderig
Merhl F. Moberly
East Patrick Street
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