Harding Leads in Bexar County in Gubernatorial Vote
Early returns show Senator Harding leading Culbertson in Bexar County with Neff and McGregor close in the governor and congressional races. County totals indicate Republican gains in national and state tickets, aided by strong rural support and specific amendments passing by narrow margins. The overall county vote totals are reported with sixteen boxes contributing to a large statewide tally.
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Harding
Ersar
Culbertson
Tanning Vatzat
Americas
Byxarc Comity
Ameddaueab
Tor
Carlos Bee
Harry M. Warebavh
Neff
Gregor
Vocdrding
Dock
Bexar County
Moor
Bee
Vevor
Motine
Rexcon Democrate
Kurpeiring
Aet
Onja
San Antonio
Strevelll
Thin
Prince
Wilson
West Side Alto
Republicas
Holberéatt
Elawe
County Officials Unopposed in Primary Nominations
Readable fragments show county officers and district judges elected or unopposed after primary results. Names include Mack and Anderson in district roles, McCloskey as district attorney, Clark and Lotle as county judges, Newton as county attorney, Burke as sheriff, and Horace as county treasurer.
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TM. Went
William A. Jack
W. M. Morgan
Mack
Raufsecen
Tezar County
Tuvaday
Black
Theinantred
Poanty
YB Anderson
Tett. Minor
Birty
Hebert W. B. Moorell
Ay McAuhill
Algustye McCloskey
Jamon R. Davie
Tynsday
John FH. Clark
Nelson Lotle
Crim
Tom T. Newton
Oreatin Archer
Dietelct Olrth
Ail Fueurabonty
Hank Burke
Orgarite Anrle
Unclear text about race for Congress and candidate notes
The fragment mentions a candidate in the fourteenth district and an opponent Carlos Der. It hints at election outcomes and majorities but lacks clear results, dates, or precise figures due to the damaged OCR text.
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Congress ii
Carlos der
Coun-Or-Arety
Election irregularities alleged in Michigan precincts
Fragmentary text alleges issues with public justice officials and precinct conduct in Michigan during a Republican ticket period. It mentions judges Wink Campbell and J Jacob Rubiole and notes irregularities across precincts with references to voting and authorities.
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Croilo
Jacob Rubiole
Comutksaney
Reeiuet
Wink
Gampbell
Crniver
Wrangel Secures Incoherent World Crisis Note
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of geopolitical terms including Wrangel and Crimean regions with mentions of military strategy and an embassy. The readable parts reference preconcerted actions and unspecified conformance to a plan amid uncertain actors and dates.
Tennessee Election Returns Show Narrow Edges in Key Races
Early tallies from Commercial Appeal indicate tight margins in Tennessee races. Harding leads Cox in presidential returns with 98 438 to 83 775 as counties report, while Taylor and Roberts trail in the gubernatorial contest amid incomplete results across districts and Shelby County.
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Memphis
Tenn
Burding
Harding
Cox
Cousitios
Shelby County
Isd Harding
Roberts Toil
Taylor
ZeTl. i
John A
Woseph Brown
Batween
Cordon Browning
Deraneratie Numines
Lon
Scott
G. K. P. Captures Illinois Vote Record Figures
The Chicago dispatch notes an estimated nationwide margin for Harding and Coolidge in Illinois, with Leo Surall of Kankakee and William McKinley referenced. It predicts a Republican ticket gains in the legislature and county officers as a result of the turnout.
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Chicago
Yeatorday
Tenabuseana
Llinois
Harding
Coolidge
Leo Surall
Kankaker
Willian Tt. Muiinley
Mowaffly Ting
Wll
Cookt
Close Governor and Congressional Races in Kansas
Early returns from Kansas show tight races for governor between Republicans and Democrats and a hot contest in the Eighth and Second districts. W. A. Asté leads for Democrats in the Eighth with Richard Ti, a Republican, also vying for the seat. In the Second district incumbent Edward Q. Tutt is challenged by A. Bowman, Democrat, as counting from the state’s largest counties begins. Senator Verd ing holds a narrow lead over H. Allen and other top contenders as Republicans push ahead roughly ten to one with partial tallies.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Harding
T2dahl
Cuba
Hodger
Demorcrat
By Party
Kangax
Hichard Ti
Bled
Republi- Gu
Edward Q. Ttt Ue
Ncumbent
Bowman
I Rangas Gil Kai
Tverding
Bla Heket
Berhind Tim
United States
Clarien Ca
Overnor Henry
Allen
Harding Wins Pennsylvania by Wide Plurality
Philadelphia November report says Harding carried Pennsylvania by what appears to be the largest plurality for any candidate in the state. The entire Republican ticket was elected by large margins, Democratic representation from Pennsylvania in Congress was reduced, and Senator Balling’s vote possibly fell behind Roosevelt’s 1904 level, with totals around 505,000 to 600,000.
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Ienotec
Harding
Pennsylvania
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Banning
Theolore Roosevelt
Boston
Mansachusetta
Bouton
Cox
Wainh
Oat Bae
Conkley
Colorado Non-Partisan League Fails to Capture State Government
Early morning reports indicate the Colorado Non-Partisan League failed to seize control of the state government as the Democratic ticket secured the victory. Final tallies show Cox with 21,085 votes and Murdinugy with 50,044 in Colorado.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
Harding Employes Present Golden Rate To Next President
Marion Ohio November report notes Harding's employees present a golden rate to the next president. The article recounts a ceremony at the Marion store where a committee offered praise and expressed devotion. A tearful speaker thanked supporters, pledging continued loyalty and responsibility.
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Harding
Harris Goes Democratic in Texas County Vote Totals
Harris County shows a strong Democratic victory with high turnout and a large margin over Republicans. Governor and party tallies include Democratic 1275, Republican etc, Black and Tan Republican support notable, and votes from sixteen precincts reflect broad turnout aided by universal suffrage.
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Houston
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Harris County
Harris Courts
Dise Friot Andyn
J. D. Harvey
Vetirba
Sgt
Republinso
Binck
Anf
Americau
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Eixteen
Dr. Black and Tan
Arkansas Voter Apathy Dims Election Turnout Report
The article notes widespread voter indifference in Arkansas with officials and precincts reporting low turnout. Democratic candidates trailed or edged Republicans in most areas, except in the Third District where Worthington narrowly trailed Tilian. The Socialist vote was negligible.
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The
Rock
Art
Arkansas
Ola F
Worthington
John
N. Tilian
Plurality Led by Maesachusets Hugo Victory Reigns
In Boston and surrounding areas results show Hugo winning a large plurality across New England and neighboring states. President Harding leads nationwide as Cox and Debs trail in various batches with Wisconsin Indiana and California showing strong Republican gains. Local totals reflect Harding support across multiple precincts with notable margins in several states.
Election chaos as Cox trails Harding in early New York returns
Early returns show Senator Harding leading Governor Cox in New York with a wide margin across 2788 districts. partial city tallies place Harding ahead, while Cox trails by tens of thousands. Other states report mixed results with Republicans gaining ground in several races.
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Harding
Cox
Lyotowan Cox
Debs
New York City
Todagy
Shaaxpon
Phoenix
Arla
Noy
Rennbkern
United States
New York Governor Race Sees Smith Lead Over Miller
Election results show Democratic candidate Smith with a statewide lead while Miller trails in New York Governor contest. Early tallies in New York City and metropolitan districts indicate Smith holding a margin of tens of thousands, with Miller’s statewide deficit narrowing as votes continue to be counted.
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New Yor
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Tekor
Nathani Ty
Miller
Haring- Coolidge
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Om Celurne
New York City
Smith
Billers
Titus Troymbueati
Smith Ting
Bea
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