Coolidge and Dawes Elected President and Vice President
The Chicago Tribune reports Calvin Coolidge and Charles G. Dawes won the 1924 election. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, California helped deliver the Republican ticket. La Follette carried Wisconsin, with Dawes and Coolidge winning most western and New England states. The result confirms a Republican majority in Congress, though some doubt remained in several northern states.
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EW. Pickard
Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
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Davis
Brean
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Laws
Kansas
California
New England
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Paneday
Migdis
Mona
Chalmnaa Butler
Lin Reeult
Republicum Party
United States
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Deadlack
Congress
Whitey
Polly
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Dorthweat
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Maryan
Minnesers
Miasouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Whaldngton
Virginia
Furnia
Kentucky
Cooltige
Davies
National vote coverage reports unusual year in review
The item outlines a national protection election with references to several regions including F276 and Vhehe, noting a midyear vote activity on a notable date. It highlights the year’s political mood and regional participation without detailing outcomes or official results.
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Iabie Alves
Leskéya
Soiparivon
Coolidge Wins Hawkeye State in 1924 Election
In Iowa Coolidge carries major precincts including Sioux City Waterloo and Davenport with a lead over rival candidates. Reported returns show Coolidge 215,003 votes to La Follette and others trailing. in Senate contest Vrookhart leads early, with Stecker, Cant Cantor and Ranillge also noted. Voter turnout lines formed by seven this morning as results came in from multiple counties.
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Boa Matnoss
Aloe
Thin Pier
Fiero Wind
Ceday Naps
Sioux City
Waterloo
Davensport
Dabigue
Cornel Bina
Tn Danas
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Uns
Coolidge
Pronte
Coalidge
Berookhart
United States
Pristing
Coullde
LaPallelie
Navies
Vrookhart
Cantain Strok
Ranillge
Ding
Paliteman
Ite
Coolidee
Tas
Palmelans Hart
Steck
Campaign Fund Inquiry Adjourned for a Time
Washington hearing on campaign finances adjourned with testiomny indicating Hodges reported net expenditures and receipts through October while officials discuss potential reform. Officials note lack of reports from some committees and plan further action on campaign buttons and expenditures amid broader legislative efforts.
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Washington
Jusaeg
Commie Tee
Teporta
Hodges
Depubie
Sammie
Larottette
Teast
Sven
Chile
Vongredy
Saint Uilraser
Nay Forde
Jule WY
Ensitise
Elgenian
Fragmented OCR Note With Unknown Names and Garbled Text
The readable fragments describe a noisy scene with references to people and places but lack coherent structure. It mentions a general and harsh phrases, suggesting a chaotic or coded communication. Details on events, dates, or clear actions are absent in the legible portions.
Iowa State News Briefs Highlight 1944 Events and Local Records
A scattered Iowa newspaper page notes diverse items including state events, agricultural reports, and community notices. It mentions the Iowa Board of Education, county fairs, creamery expansions, and dairy records, with references to Des Moines, Milwaukee, and towns like Northwood and Garner. It also covers budget plans, railway projects, and local achievements.
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Dante
Iowa
Henry Wallace
Mra
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Kean Marfon
Grand Chapter
Otier
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Cribueil Amd
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Atenet
Alorl
Towne Stalg College
Anes
Fakhny
Cie Fekent
Natfollnt Dairy
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EMA Butler Chime
Choy
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Mausga
Marstat
Nico
B.S. Nurduken
Erdern
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Iowa State News
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Jantiin Hedgefardt
Jawa
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Tad Sriveulldsie
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