Democrats Sweep House Victory Across Nation
Reported late returns show Democrats winning national offices with Hooper in Tennessee and a broad gains surge. Indiana and Missouri move into Democratic control, while Ohio New York New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut Iowa Missouri and several other states flip to Democrats. House majority details vary by count but AP notes a clear Democratic edge with multiple districts switching and Littleton defeating Docks in New York.
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Indiana
Missouri
Close Senate Race Elevates Bee Victory in Twenty Fourth
Fort Worth reports a tight Twenty fourth senate race with Carlos Bee leading Real as voter turnout lags behind 1908. All Democratic congressional candidates were elected including John N. Garner of the Fifteenth district. Qu itt's Majority in the gubernatorial race stands about 120000 with Democratic gains broadly favored.
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Republicans suffer setback as OWA shifts to Democrats
In a striking political development, OWA has swung Democratic for the first time in twenty years. The shift adds to a cascade of disappointments for Republicans as demographics and local dynamics reshape the council and party prospects.
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Harmon and Dix Trailing in Early Indiana and New Jersey Returns
In Indiana Harmon leads Harding by about 37,000 with results still growing. In New Jersey Woodrow Wilson parity shows 26,000, while Harmon’s led in Ohio stands at 37,000 with potential increases. Carroll poised to become the first Democratic governor in two decades in Des Moines. Porter leads Carroll by 15,000 in Iowa. Dix holds a 65,000 plurality in New York as upstate returns come in, tightening Hughes’ edge from two years ago.
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Wilson's Plurality Growing in New Jersey Governor Race
Trenton November 9 Wilson leads over Lewis by about 25 000 in state election returns. Additional figures show his plurality increasing as more precincts report.
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Foss Wins by 26000 Vote Margin in Boston
Boston election results show Foss declared elected by a 26000 vote margin over Draper on November 9. The announcement confirms Foss as the winner with Draper trailing by a sizable deficit.
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Indiana vote remains hot as official count awaited
Indianapolis, November 9. The vote is close in Indiana and an official count is necessary to determine who won. Both sides claim victory.
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Indiana
Real Republican Claim Victory in Twenty Fourth District
Complete returns from four counties lack final results but Real Republican claims victory by several hundred. Early counts show Real leading by about 800 with Gillespie county and other strongholds still to report.
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Donegan Elected in Ninety-First District Runoff
Nov 9 1921 Seguin reports practically complete returns show C H Donegan Democrat elected state representative for Ninety-First district over Werner Republican by about 350 votes. The contest was close in this district, with further details continued on page 3.
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Seguin
C. H. Donegan
Ove Werner
Bank Officers Named Stout Turner Schweer
M.S. Stout serves as President with A. D. Turner as Vice President and F. Schweer as Cashier in the bank leadership roster. The concise lineup lists three officers in key roles.
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V. Press
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Bank under strong supervision by conservative financial figures
A regional bank emphasizes safety and reliability under the oversight of trusted financial and business leaders, presenting itself as a secure institution for customers to conduct business.
Pierce Reelected Surveyor Amid Light County Vote
W H Pierce was reelected county surveyor as Democratic write ins secured his win though turnout across the county was very light. City box totals reached about 500 with little interest countywide. Returns show minimal Republican and Socialist gains, a near unanimous vote for a Confederate Widows Home constitutional amendment in Denton county, and scattered results across towns like Roanoke Justin Sanger Argyle Garza Lewisville Aubrey Houston. In Marshall R L Jennings was found guilty of shooting Gotleib Boehringer near town two months ago.
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Election Day Tragedy in Oklahoma Sharpens County Rift
In Stigler Oklahoma county treasurer John F McBrayer killed County Judge A L Backett claiming self defense after Backett attacked him with a hoe during election tensions Has kell county. In Lufkin Texas wealthy merchant A J Bean was fatally struck with a club by Walker Edwards after a quarrel over primary election results Edwards surrendered and awaits authorities
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Child of Bud Michael Dies After Pneumonia
A three year old boy, son of Bud Michael, of Stony area, died Tuesday night after a brief illness. Interment was held Wednesday afternoon at Sanger.
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Stony
Sanger
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