Illinois and Wisconsin vote reshapes in likely Roosevelt sweep
Early returns from Illinois and Wisconsin indicate strong Roosevelt gains across the Democratic ticket. In Illinois, James E. Watson and Lincoln Steffens opponents concede defeats as Roosevelt leads by about 400,000 nationwide. Horner appears set to become governor as Dieterich and Murphy lead GOP rivals. Wisconsin shows Roosevelt carrying the slate while La Follette's influence wanes. Duffy leads in the Senate race and Heisler trails Schmedeman for governor.
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Roosevelt Choice Hailed by Spain Seeks Peace, Genius
Madrid dispatch reports Premier Atana st Spyin commenting on the American presidential election. He says the world expects a great deal from the United States leadership and praises Governor Roosevelt as a prudently broad minded figure who could pursue a peaceful path amid international challenges.
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Madoc Leads Hauest Revolt In Far West Ballots
In a Democratic wave across seven western states Franklin D. Roosevelt leads in several states with California turning Democratic as votes counted. Roosevelts lead nears 200,000 nationally, McAdoo leads in California while Reed Smoot and Oddie contest tight reelections in Utah and Nevada amid a sweeping Republican defeat on key issues including repeal.
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Special Train to Austin for High School Game
The Missouri Pacific railroad runs a special train to Austin for the Jefferson High School versus Austin High School football game. Notice served by F. L. Orr, generalized passenger agent. Train departs San Antonio at 11:30 AM and returns later the day.
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Senate and House election returns show party totals
Returns from congressional districts indicate Democrats with 55 Senate seats to 24 for Republicans and 4 Warmer-Labor holdovers to 6. In the House, Democrats lead with 219 seats in the 445 district tally, Republicans 68, with current and present congress majorities noted.
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Freik D Roosevelt touts great victory at New York event
Governor Freling D Roosevelt, in a speech to Democratic workers at the Hotel Biltmore, praised gains and urged effort to restore prosperity. He declined a formal statement pending Pacific state returns, naming Col Louis Howe and Jim Farley as key figures. He projected a strong nationwide victory and urged continued work in the next three years.
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Chamber Favors Oil Proration Law
Chamber of commerce directors adopt a resolution urging oil proration during the special legislative session. The move supports continuing allocation based on market demand and conservation, reflecting the chamber’s stance in favor of proration policy.
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Man Die s in Gravel Pit Slide
A man was killed in a gravel pit slide. The victim, identified as George W. Gold, was found dead on Wednesday after a slide at the pit. The body was turned over to the Riel Undertaking company for burial.
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Old Guard Triumph Fails in New England Roosevelt Wins
The wave of democracy sweeps six eastern states with 300 electoral votes as Roosevelt tops Hoover nationwide. In New England, Vermont, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire swing, while Connecticut remains tight. Bingham leads in several states as Moore’s defeat grows clearer and Roosevelts gains build across major cities.
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Four-Way Cold Remedy Ad Advert by Abstractions
An unusual OCR fragment touts a four way remedy to stop a cold on the first day. It references Grovey Laxative Keeani Quivine Mays and tantalizingly garbled text about fever relief, nostrils, and digestive effects. The fragment mimics vintage ad language with scattered product names and dubious claims.
Roosevelt Delivers Cautious Inaugural Tone In Interview
Franklin D Roosevelt, America’s president elect, spoke to the Daily Herald in a telephonic interview today. He said he was very tired but not very excited by the victory and declined to comment on the Volstead Act or future policies.
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Roosevelt Era Election Trends Reported In The Borough Results
Allied Borough groups predicted a sweeping win for the governor by about 600,000 in New York City, with the lead over the president surpassing 642,000. Upstate districts trimmed this to around 660,000 as 1994 returns emerged. New Jersey added to Roosevelt’s Senate seat while New York Citys mayoral race saw John P. O Brien defeat Lewis H. Pounds by over 600,000 votes. Thomas, the socialist candidate, polled 151,008 in early counts across about 6000 districts, a gain over 1928.
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