Ritchie and Tydings Sweep Maryland in Landslide Victory
Baltimore returns show Governor Ritchie far ahead of Mullikin with a majority above 50 000 and Tydings trailing by about 46 700 in the Senate race. Weller loses to Tydings as Democrats gain congressional seats, with early precincts indicating a major Democratic wave statewide.
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Abe
Maryland
Ritchie
Baltimore
A. P
Addison E. Mullikin
Ovington E. Weller
Millard E. Tydings
Mullikin
P. Gustav Dill
J . Tydings
Rene
William R. Toole
King
Byl
Weber
Covarnet Richie
Thee
Gordy
Goodell
Robinson
Palmisano
Zihlman
Goldsborough
Towers
Linthicum
Diehl
Dptnet
Tshehl
Gambrill
Demexrat
Mudd
Ambrill
Recubheen
Myulick&r
Mitian
Democratic Ticket Sweeps Queen Annes County in Open Poll
The first vote in today's election saw the entire Democratic ticket elected in Queen Annes county with no opposition. Printed names include State Senate Dudley G House of Delegates H C Pinar C Carvel Teisen County Commissioners James Knotts RK L Price Charles Reints Judges Henry s Court Bowen Clayton T Cana W Hopper Clerk of Court B Hackett Turner State's A pacer delisar Horner Y White Clagram Slaven T Bish Prisoners in Chi jailu wear neck- 3.
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Centreville
A. P
Queen Anne's County
State Senate
Dudley G
House of Delegates
H. C. Pinar C. Carvel Teisen
James Knotts
RK. L. Price
Charles Reints
Henrys Court
Bowen
Clayton T. Can
Rainbreak Miracle Dubbed by Three Faiths in Harbin
In Harbin Manchuria on November 3 drought-stricken areas saw locals turn to priests of three cities with cheap offerings. Russian Orthodox and Greek churches and Chinese temples all report prayers. It rained the following day and each faith claims credit.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Pennsylvania Republicans Score Victory in State Elections
Philadelphia dispatch notes a sweeping Republican win in Pennsylvania with John S. Fisher leading the ticket and a strong showing for Ware outside Philadelphia. Fisher’s large plurality and Wilson and Boanwell results show party strength, while Democrats criticized Ware’s primary spending and questioned seating prospects.
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Philadelphia
A. P
Pennsylvania
William S. Ware
William B. Wil
John S. Fisher
Vare
Eugene C. Boaniwel
Ware
Wilson
Fisher
Botiwell
President Coolidge
Senate
Late News Bullets Mix Local Races and Sports Shifts
Election results show Teele leading Maryland precincts with 475 votes and Tydings 157,329 while Weller has 119,733. In Detroit Ty Cobb resigns as Metro Tigers manager with George Moriarty replacing him, a surprise to observers. Nationwide, 70th Congress insurgent activity grows as Republicans gain ground against Democrats. A New Jersey murder mystery unfolds with statements linking Rex Mall and Mille, as a trial details the alleged crime.
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Senate
Maryland
Teele
Tydings
Weller
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Metro Tigers
George Moriarty
Leselle
Tiger
Annernement
Provident Navin
Jane Cowl Pleases English Audience in London
Jane Cowl delivers a striking stage performance in London with critical praise from the audience. Theatre goers witness a compelling portrayal that draws strong reactions and headlines in the local arts scene.
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Jane Cowl
Smith Elected U S Senator From Illinois In Tight Race
Frank K. L. Smith Republican of Dwight won Illinois's U S Senate seat in a sharp contest against George F. Brennan Democratic national committeeman and Hugh S. Magill Independent Republican. Brennan's dry platform failed to overcome a strong Republican plurality amid Volstead reform votes.
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Chicago
Frank K. L. Smith
Dwight
United States
Illinois
George F. Brennan
Hugh S. Magill
Wm. B. McKinley
Brennan
CIA
Victor Smiths Organization
Tim
Lowell Mason
Unclear OCR on Telescope Text Raises Incomplete Detail
Fragments describe a largest telescope and steerable antenna components with references to Dr George Wils Riche and Mr J E I. The garbled lines mention reflectors magnification and timing but lack coherent context or complete facts.
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George Wils
Hawes Beats Wathams In Missouri Senate Race
Unofficial returns show former Congressman Harry S Hawes Democrat defeating Republican George Ho Wathams for Missouri Senate. Hawes leads in earlier counts with expected margin around 10000 to 15000, while Wilson is noted as a wet who would follow public sentiment on prohibition.
Democrats Win Seat in New Jersey Primary
Readable text shows Democrats claim a seat in New Jersey following a vigorous primary and ongoing party competition. Republicans face losses as incumbents and challengers battle for control in the state legislature and House races.
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Jersey
Vague OCR Record of Church Wedding Postponement
Fragmentary text notes a second wedding date for Joseph and likely a church ceremony. Mentions a dress, time, and guests. Ends with unclear pricing or numbers.
Democrats sweep county as slow returns keep margins steady
Early returns from 14 of 16 election districts in Wicomico County show Democrats winning all offices. Nanticoke and Parsons districts were incomplete. Parsons count progress with about 60 percent of voters. Final results unlikely to change overall Democratic victory amid widespread candidate cutting and recount delays. Governor Ritchie carried the area by a large margin over Addison Multikin.
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Wicomico County
Nanticoke
Parsons
Parte
Ritchie
Wicomice
Penocihy
Addison E. Multikin
Giheorapevisl
National Election Winners Listed by State and Party
The article lists winning candidates across states including Bibb Graves and Alfred C. Ritchie as Democrats in Alabama and Maryland respectively, Alvin Fuller in Massachusetts as a Republican, Fred W. Green in Michigan, Theodore Christiansen in New Hampshire, and Anred E. Smith in New York among others, with party labels and locations noted. The scattered names reflect a national tally of victors by state and party.
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Alabama
Bibb Graves
Pasaten
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Alvin T. Fuller
Michigan
Fred W. Green
Theodore Christiansen
Hampphire
Hillatley NS
Aiding
New York
Anred E. Smith
AY. Eaabey
Henry
A Sehasen
Penna
John S. Fisher
Wyoming
Frank Emerson
Unclear OCR Fragment Lists Multiple Names and Rankings
The readable lines present scattered names and ordinal ranks across states and colleges, including Missouri New York Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Maryland and others. Partial entries reference individuals like Glackin Langics Ramseyer and Pneiann with various placements such as second sixth and third.
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Glackin
Beren
Feurth
Mughes
Strother
Listh
England
Missouri
Llth
Cochesa
New York
Laguardia
Wiecemin
Schafer
Ade
Firat
Timberlake
Taylor
Massachusetts
Nim Underhill
Arizona
Peneiann
Imieeta
Denison
Dress Prepares Special Prices For French Women Buyers
Local dressmakers offer reduced prices to attract French buyers. Armenian firms have displayed ready collective models for foreign customers and French purse alike. A prominent dressmaker introduced a line of 50 models to suit the French market.
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Severa
Renutactaners
Pivotal Maryland Election Returns Lie Inside County Totals
Millard A. Tydings leads for U S Senate while Robinson defeats Broening for attorney general by 643 votes. Gordy Jr tops county ticket by 1406, Goldsborough carries county by 1467 over Towera, Pattison beats Stengle by 1363, Ward leads Adkins by - 919 in reporting districts. Democratic delegation remains strong. Republicans show solid showing in House seats. local offices contested. scattered county results indicate Pattison and Dorchester Dorchester and Somerset counties backing Pattison.
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David J. Ward
State Senate
Adkins
Ward
Ira Turner
Te Turner
W. Rey Filson
Andrew J. Dashiell
Claresce W. Whealton
A. Percy White
Josephus A Wright
House of Delegates
John K. Genby
Leas
Board of County Comeissioners
J. Virgil Bailey
Harry Dennis
Charles W Bennett
Marion N. Nelson
Charles Booth
Wille
Ralph Duffy
J. J. White
Es Corse
Es Corse W Causey, Clarense P. Jeha~n and E. Arie
Oliphant
Lavie C.bailey
Peter C
Wicomico
Pattison
Dorchester
Somerset
Gorough
Mary Pickford and London Theater Gossip Shrouded in Mystery
Fragmentary notes discuss Mary Pickford in London with names like Eileen Aldoe and Aidan, hinting at events and roles. The text references press attention, possible theatrical connections, and a search for clarity on Pickford's activities in Britain.
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Lomdun
Eileen Aldoe
Aidan Os
Cpaed
Isi
Mary Packford
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Mary Pickford
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