Upsets Marked as Democrats Sweep States in 1930s Returns
A scrambled OCR summary reports Democrats sweeping multiple states. Governors elected include Alabama Bibb, Georgia Eugene Talmadge, Illinois none, Kentucky James D. Beason? Radcliffe defeated, and Massachusetts James Curley. Republicans mostly defeated. several Democratic senators and representatives re elected or newly seated. The text mentions sales tax votes, liquor laws, and various party shifts across states including Delaware Florida Mississippi Missouri Montana and more. The piece blends names, offices, and outcomes with many garbled phrases.
Voters Repudiate Republican Bad Boy in Three Elections
Voters rejected the Republican candidate for three impeach threats against President Hoover. Democrat candidates, including Richard Kirman of Reno, were elected in various states. New Hampshire elected H Styles Bridges as governor, while Harold Hoffman won in another state. New Jersey saw A Harry Moore win through, and Nebraska noted Howard Burke's continued public service amid Roosevelt’s rise.
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New Hampshire
H. Styles Bridges
New Jersey
A. Harry ‘Moore
Senate
Hamilton F. Kran
Harold G Hoffman
Repubican
Wiliam L, iii
N. Nebraska
Howard R. Burke
Laws
Hoffman
Story
Roosevelt
RL. Cochran
Demeserat
Burker
Presen
Charles W. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
New Mexico Senate and Governor Shakeup Noted in Vote
A fragmented report notes Republican Senator Bromson Cultiig may have been deferred by Democrat Dennis Chaves and Democrat Cal D. Hateh with Tingler as a Democrat winning a short Senate term. A Democrat was elected to the house.
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Alabama
Bibb Gravnemo
Drizena
Henry F. Ashprel
B.D. Mocur
Isshe Pa Gre
Delaware
Yahn G. Townsend
Park Trammell
California
Yaano
O. Hen Hoss
Esmile
Nam E. Borah
E CL Kitchin
J. Radcliffe
Somervin Suelloss
Lee Gabalenauely
Republica
Biblican
Povernor
Radcliffe
Srrate Aecrpt
Frater
Maine
Mississippi
Theodore G. Gilbe
Senate
Huey Long
House
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
George M. Bourquoin
Federsl Jude
James E. Murray
New Mexico
Bromson Cultiig
Dennis Chaves
Cal D. Hateh
Tingler
Demoocrat
House Sees Democratic Takeover In Nation’s House
The Democratic party claims a sweeping victory in national elections with over 300 new House members and a looming majority. Republicans suffer widespread losses while leaders like Snell and Buell win reelection amid a shift toward liberal and progressive factions. Arthur Mitchell’s Chicago seat marks a historic African American entry. Strong party unity anticipated as Democrats gain seats in New York, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Kentucky
Mine House
Snell
B. H. Buell
New York
Republican House
Fish Ang Wadsworth
McGuggin
Kansas
Darrow
Pennsylvania
Fred JA. Brikse
Hepublican
Tiliall
Brain Trust
Scarlet Fever Boys
Carl Mapes
Michigan
Tost
Damocrats
Arthur H. Mitchell
Neato
Chitago
Osear
Congress
Quon Sinclair
California
Senators Elected Across States In Early Returns
Early today state race results show several Senate seats decided with incumbents re-elected. Notable picks include Arizona Henry Ashurst, California Hirent Johnson, Massachusetts David Walsh, Missouri Harry S. Truman, New York Royal Copeland, North Dakota Lynn Frazier, Ohio Vin Donshey, Texas Tom Connally, Vermont Warren Austin, and Wisconsin Robert La Follette Jr in a mix of party affiliations.
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New York
Nav. T
INS
Senate
Arizona
Henry
Ashurst
California
Hirent W. Johnson
Francis T. Maloney
Johny G. Town
Park Trammell
Indiana
Sherman Minton
Maryland
George. W. Radcliffe
Massachusetts
David J. [Walsh
Michigan
Arthur H. Vanidenbers
Minnesota
Heurik Bhip- Stead
Mississippi
Theodore G. Bilbo
Missouri
Hany S. Truman
di Montara
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
James &. Murray
Nebraska
Edward MR. Brice
Royal
Copeland
North Dakota
Lynn J Frazier
Ohio
Vin Donshey
Pennsylvania
Joseph
Guftey
Rhodelind
Peter G. Gerry
Tronessee
McKellar
Tennessee
Nathan L. Bachman
Texas
Tom Calnally
Alan
William H. Klug
Vermont
Warren R. Austin JR
Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
West Virginia
Rush D. Holt
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFolette
Prog
Wyoming
Joseph C. O' 'Mahoney
Dallas Woman Solon to Speak at Zonta Meeting
Representative Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas will address the Bun An tonia chapter of Zonta International at 7:15 p.m. Thursday at the St. Anthony hotel. The event marks the fifteenth anniversary of the organization. Edith Carroll Selynei fer is president of the local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Solon
Sarah T. Hughes
Zonta International
St. Anthony
Edith Carroll Selyneifer
Democrats Sweep Senate in 1934 Elections Victory
New York reports a Democratic landslide as they win a two thirds Senate majority, with 70 Democrats to 94 Republicans and several crossovers. The party gains include a historic win in Connecticut and Pennsylvania, Ohio gains, and notable flips like Joseph B. Guffey in Pennsylvania.
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New York
Sears
Senate
O. TF
California
Hiram W. Dohnson
Nowinston
Delaware
Michigan
Nort Dakota
Vermont
Young Rob" LaFollette
Republic
Taolmia
Maryland
Missouri
New Jersey
New Mexico
Ohio
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Joseph B. Guffey
David A. Reed
Branson
Renibl
Grasher
Gatling
Herbert Heaver
Roosevelt
Tradt
Betnie Walter D. Chavez
Gage
Simbeth D. Fess
Arthur R. Raninsohi Indu
Felix Wehoré
Henry J. Hatfield
Holt
Hamilton F. Kean
A. Harry Moore Dows
George W. Radcliffe
Phslins Lee Goldsborough
Governors Elected Across Many States in November Ballot
A rounded report lists governors elected or re elected in multiple states. Names include B B Moeur in Arizona, Wilbur Cross in Connecticut, Alf M Landon in Kansas, Clyde Tingley in New Mexico, Herbert H Tehman in New York, Harold G Hoffman in New Jersey, and George H Earle in Pennsylvania among others. The piece notes several incumbents retained office and references a revival by evangelist Vangelis back in San Antonio after a stop in El Campo.
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New York
NSI
Alabama
Bill Greaves
Arizona
Govennor B. B. Moeur
California
Frank
Merriam
Cainrado
Johnsson
Connecticut
Wilbur L. Cross
Idaho
CG. Ben Ross
Iowa
Glyde L. Herring
Kansas
Alf M. Landau
Maryland
Albert. d. Rites
Nebraska
H. L. Cochran
Nevada
Richard Kirmany
New Hampshire
H. Styles. Bridges
New Jersey
Harold G. Hoffman
Cepublican
New Mexico
Clyde ‘Tingley
Herhart
H. Tehman
North Dakalat
Thomas Moodie
Tennessee
Goveror Hill Mea Allister
Dentneral
Texas
Davies WY. Allred
Nema
Vermont
Charles M. Snytts
Wis
Pai la. Polleste
Pro- Seria Weoming
Leslie A. Milter
Demsocrati
Vangelis
Witem H. Joviger
Bapitis
San Antonio
el Campo
Unclear party control hints in historic senate text
Fragmentary notes suggest discussion of Republican and Democratic control in the Senate. The text mentions a potential two thirds majority and a first in senate history, with references to states and party alignment. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Michigan in G O P column in Detroit race sweep
Detroit voters shifted toward Republicans in a statewide trend that gave the GOP a large lead in most races. Vandenberg and Picard led in Senate contests, Fitzgerald and other GOP candidates topped governors, and several Republican incumbents held seats while only Mapes faced a tight race in the Fifth District. Democratic gains appeared limited to Detroit metro turnout.
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Detroit
Michigan
United States
Crug
Ian
Gal
Sevatey
Picard
Vandenberg
Govrrney
Lacy
Fitzgerald
Lehr
Foulkes
Hart
Brown
Representative Mapes
Kingfish Loses Famous Set of Green Pajamas
The article reports Huey P. Long claiming his famed green pajamas disappeared after a visit by Felix Manien of Lafayette parish and two friends. Long threatened arrest if constitutional amendments failed, and he accused Felix of theft after a note indicated the pajama set was taken.
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Kingfish
Ruicans
Huey P. Log
Emden
Felix = Manian
Lafayette Parish
Felix
la Tasette
Ynre
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Wes
Goveener
Erui
Gentte
Frederic C. Wetter
Wilbur J. Cross
Dern Joerst
Vale Fataly
Hose
Georgia
Eugene Talmaree
Sandi¢na
Sherman Minion
War Vetaran
Ante Fant
Hall
Yale
Arthur BR Rbinson Sr
Tadowa—Ovde L. Herring
Arah
Illinois
Fred A. Bessen
James McAndrews
Oscar da Pro Negro
Arthur W. Mitchel
Yero
Ernptor
Jimea M. Curley
Boston
al Smit
Gasper
G. Baron
J.P. Morean and Company
David, Walsh
Kansas City
Tarning Renster Rescoe
Palter
Hierry &. Truman
Arthur Robinson
Renate
Bad Boy
Richard Kirman
Reno
Griswold
Rept
Senater
Key Pillman
Ealendan
Ellen
Sunt
Bad Bi
Roesch Magten
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Sonn Hsner
Pert
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Aikin
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Mip, Thay Dana
BYR
Nasvivetiia
Indiana Agpina
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