Democratic Setback and County Returns Reported
The article details a sweeping Republican edge in Indiana and Sullivan County returns, with Democrats trailing and layoffs on key offices. It cites candidate tallies for lieutenant governor to recorder positions, notes Beasley’s plurality over Downing, and mentions Hewitt winning New York mayor while Carlisle Morrison lose.
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Johnston
Lamb
Sullivan
Beasley
Vermillion
Vigo
Downing
Hewitt
New York
Carlisle
Morrison
A Lawyer’s Duty Defended Against Satire
Colonel Ingersoll argues against labeling lawyers as professional strumpets. He contends defending guilty clients with honesty does not tarnish a lawyer’s honor or legal integrity. He says a firm’s value lies in upholding a solid case and moral standards.
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Davis Engle and Davis Building Material Headquarters
Wanted readers learn Davis Engle and Davis are headquarters for building material with full stock and expert knowledge. They promise to furnish good goods at lower prices than any other house in Sullivan and invite customers to call and see.
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Davis, Engle & Davis
Sullivan
Democratic Sweep In New York State Elections
New York voters chose judges and congressional representatives with Hewitt leading the mayoral race in New York City. Across the state Democrats ran strong in Congress with many seats gained, while Roosevelt and other Republicans trailed. Daniels led for judge of the court of appeals in the statewide tally with Peckham close behind.
Beaver Elected Governor in Pennsylvania Returns
Philadelphia reports slow vote returns but Beaver Rep is elected governor with an estimated city pluarity around 25 000. Other statewide candidates trail the leader but are rising with the count in this city.
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Philadelphia
Beaver
Second Rhode Island District Vote Totals Released
In Rhode Island Provence on November 3, no election was held in the Second Rhode Island district. Bradley the Democrat led with 5426 votes, followed by Bixon the Republican with 4849, Chase the Pro with 852, and Scott with 131.
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R. I
Rhode Island
Bradley
Bixon
Chase
Scott
Greene Favored in New Jersey Governor Race
Returns from Jersey City show Democrat incumbent Greene ahead in the New Jersey governor contest as doubts linger about control of the legislature.
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Jersey City
Greene
Chicago Socialists Surprise Themselves in Illinois Returns
Curcaco Illinois November 3. At midnight Tuesday indications were that the Republican county ticket won. Superior Court Judges Hawes and Anthony Republicans and Jamieson and Altgeld Democrats. County Judge Prendergast Democrat. Probate Judge Knickerbocker Republican, all endorsed by Socialists, are elected. Socialist vote reached 20000, surprising the party. Republicans claim state ticket by about 18000 plurality and a Republican legislature seems likely. Springer elected in congress. Thomas versus Hartzell in the Twentieth district close, Neece likely elected, Cannon and Worthington probably elected.
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Anthony
Jamieson
Altgeld
Prendergast
Knickerbocker
Springfield
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Springer
Thomas
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Republican Gains in Ohio
In Hamilton county Cincinnati 140 of 212 precincts show Robinson secretary of state Republican lead by 4006 Butterworth congress First district Republican 2500 Brown Second district 1600. Statewide 424 voting places report Republican gain 3230.
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Hamilton County
Robinson
Butterworth
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Brown
Michigan Governors Race Seen With Slow Returns
Michigan returns trickle in as Yaple Democrat leads in early precincts with a small statewide edge. Wayne County shows larger gains, upper peninsula unavailable, Luce and Yaple contest for governor with Luce narrowing leads. Congress results unclear but Republican Luce leads in initial tallies.
Statewide Minnesota election tallies challenge early returns
The Minnesota election night reports show large Democratic gains with Ames leading the state race for governor. Early precinct tallies from 101 precincts list McGill 8,301 and Ames 7,603 with Blaine 152 and Cleveland 4,941 in other races. Analysts forecast a roughly 7,000 statewide Democratic majority and possible Republican picks for Congress except perhaps Herbert in the Third district.
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Minn
Ames
La.m
McGill
Blaine
Cleveland
Pioneer Press
Herbert
Indians Tightens in Indiana Gubernatorial Race
Early returns from Indiana show a slight Republican gain but not enough to erase the Democratic edge from two years prior. With 100 precincts counted Robertson leads Nelson 11,166 to 9,887 while Blaine trailed Cleveland 13,580 to 10,698 in a prior count, indicating mixed progress for parties and suggesting Hovey may be defeated in the First congressional district.
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Robertson
Nelson
Blaine
Cleveland
Hovey
Meager Returns From Wisconsin Election Results
Meager returns from Milwauker Wisconsin on November 3 show a net Republican gain of 391 across thirty four towns. In seven city precincts the governor race totals are J M Rusk 1288 and G A Woodward 1042. Henry Smith the labor candidate appears elected in the Fourth district.
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Wisconsin
Milwavucker
Wis
J. M. Rusk
G. A. Woodward
Henry Smith
Congress
Kansas City Race In Doubt As Votes Filter In
Kansas City Missouri voters show Rep Warner leading Phillips by 1 243 in nine of twenty four precincts. Warner needs a 2 400 city majority to win re election in the district. Atchison Kansas reports results ongoing with further updates expected.
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Kansas City
Warner
Congress
Phillips
Atchison
Kan
Scratching in the County Delays Clear Learnings
Governor Martin visits as dispatches claim the state by 000, complicating efforts to learn definite facts in the county for some time.
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Martin
California Returns Put Republicans Ahead in State
California counties outside San Francisco show a Republican majority with Swift likely to win governor Bartlett may carry San Francisco if expected margin holds. American vote started strong but declined while interior areas trailed O'Donnell in Indiana.
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Cal
Bartlett
Swift
O'Donnell
Ind
McChane Leads in First District Returns
Nov. 3 reports from five Omana precincts show McChane Democrat ahead in congress race. State ticket carried by Republicans by about 25 000. Laird and Dorsey re-elected in the Second and Third districts.
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McChane
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Dorsey
Close Governor Race Shaped New England Ballots
Boston returns show Ames, Republican, leading for governor by 2,000 to 4,000 in New England balloting. The Republican slate wins statewide. Andrew trails with 26,546 votes to Ames 18,200 in Boston. Across 228 towns Andrews totals 70,167 to Antes 68,825, reflecting tight statewide contest.
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Ames
Andrew
Antes
Andrews
Governor race seen as settled in Concorp state returns
Return figures from about one third of New Hampshire towns indicate a Republican edge in the popular vote. McKinney, Democrat, appears elected to Congress from the First district, Gallinger, Republican, from the Second, and Republicans likely win the state legislature. Governor race tallies show Sawyer 10,437 and Cogswell 10,385 with Wentworth 555. Democratic gain 354 ballots.
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Connecticut Returns Hint at Eight Republican Representatives
From returns so far received Republicans here figure again of eight representatives. Their majority in the house last year was 15. Returns are very slow in coming in. The Connecticut Telephone company furnishes the following: One hundred towns in Connecticut give Cleveland 37,600, Lounsbury, 35,880.
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Connecticut Telephone Company
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Lounsbury
Democratic Clean Sweep In Maryland City
In Maryland City East Tim Mon Md on November 3 the total vote reached 47 227 down from 50 958 in 1886 Democrats carried the city by 19 105 with a majority of 18 835 a gain of 7 225 Labor movement gains shown in Missouri with returns late Tuesday indicating O Neill Democrat won Fifth district by about 1 000 and Glover Democrat over Frank Republican by roughly 200 in the Ninth district.
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St. Louis
O'Neill
Fifth
United Labor Party
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Virginia Election Surprises Democrats in local districts
The Virginia results show apathy and small ballots. George D. Wise, Democrat, likely tops by about 1500 in the third district. Rep candidates Bayley Brown, Bowden, and Gilbert lose or win in several districts, while Republicans gain three seats to hold five representatives in Congress.
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O’ferrall
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Henry
Yost
Bumgardner
Congress
Bob Taylor Wins Tennessee Governor Race in 20 000 to 45 000 Victory
Taylor carries Tennessee as Democrat Bob Taylor wins the governor's race by a margin estimated between 20 000 and 45 000 votes. The result reflects a strong showing for the Democratic candidate in a closely watched contest.
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Tennessee
Nasahvilie
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Bob” Taylor
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Snyder narrowly re-elected in West Virginia
In Charleston West Virginia Snyder a Democrat wins re election to Congress by a reduced majority. Second district dispatches show Republican gains while Fourth district results are unclear. Republicans claim large gains but Democrats remain confident their candidate won. First district Goff a Republican is re elected with a larger majority. Statewide high turnout suggests Republicans likely gained several seats.
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Snyder
Goff
Georgia Congressmen Elected in Recent Vote
ATLANTA GA November 3 1932 The following congressmen are elected in Georgia First district Thomas M Norwood Dem Third district Charles F Crisp Dem Fourth district James D Stewart Dem Sixth district James H Blunt Dem Eighth district Y H Carleton Dem Tenth district George S Barnes Dem.
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Thomas M. Norwood
Charles F. Crisp
James D. Stewart
James H. Blunt
Y. H. Carleton
George 8. Barnes
Fire at Madison Street Plant Kills One Fireman
A blaze gutted buildings 105 to 109 Madison Street in Chicago on a Sunday morning. Fire insurance patrolman A C Papineau was found dead while other crew members and a hook and ladder crew man fought debris for hours. six others were injured, with Edward McGovern gravely hurt and likely to die. Estimated loss near 200000 with about half covered by insurance.
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William Wilson
Knight & Leonard
C. W. Magill
Goodyear Rubber Company
Salisbury & Cline
A. C. Papineau
Insurance Patrol
James Howe
Augustus Bergenmenke
Patrick Mullen
William Carroll
William Darby
Ominous Outlook for a Big Strike at Chicago Stock Yards
In Chicago on November 3 a Packers' association meeting adopted a resolution to run their business on a ten hour basis and to protect their property at all costs. The Knights' executive committee warned that a general strike would be ordered if terms are not reached soon. The demand is for eight hours of work.
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Packers’ Association
Knights’ Executive Committee
Wide-Ranging Briefs Report Violent Crime and Disasters
County Treasurer Ward is robbed at Little Rock after being accosted by two men who knocked him unconscious and stole over $11,000. A fire in Pocahontas, Virginia destroys sixteen structures with one dead and others missing. losses around $350,000. A poison well in Battle Creek kills Mrs. Winters and sickens three children and a neighbor family. The Havana and Eastern railroad sale at Springfield nets $100,000 under a U.S. court decree. Several other incidents include deaths, fires, and legal notices across multiple states, with political and transportation updates throughout.
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Ala
Jacob Reese
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Tonga
L. Abrahams & Co
Milwaukee
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Eng
Dedication Parade Opens Liberty Statue Ceremony in Fog
New York October 29 dedication of the statue Liberty Enlightening the Nations drew about eighty thousand marchers. President and cabinet members led a long parade from Fifth Avenue to Madison Square then to Bedloe's Island for ceremonies amid rain and fog. De Lesseps led the French delegation as Gilmore's band played to ease the damp mood.
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They Will Not Impeach the Mayor
Puivanetonia November 1. A special committee of the law committee of councils recommends indefinitely postponing résolutions to appoint a committee to prepare articles of impeachment against the mayor.
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Wealthy combination eyed for Yazoo delta cotton lands
Report from New York cites C. P. Huntington RT Wilson and Leland Stanford planning a 100000 acre cultivation project along the Louisville New Orleans Texas line in the Yazoo delta. The venture aims to elevate land to high cultivation standards with modern machinery amid flood protection levees.
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Business Failures Reported Across U.S. and Canada
New York October 29 report shows 215 business failures across the United States and Canada in the seven days ending recently. Telegraphed tally covers diverse industries and cities.
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United States
Canada
Telegraph
Fat Stock Show Opens Nov 8 in Curiaco Exposition Building
Nov 1 report notes exchanges closed on election day. Fat Stock Show to run Nov 8 to 19 with first class stock and dairy machinery exhibits. Multiple conventions planned during the event.
Re_election of B L E Officials and Insurance Committee
The Locomotive Engineers New York reports P M Arthur re elected grand chief with all old officers, and the insurance association matter referred to a ten member committee for study. It also notes the Toledo Peoria and Western railroad sale in Curaçao on Oct 29 for 4 790 000, bid in by mortgage bondholders.
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J. F. Austin
Holston
M. E. Church (South
Austin
Locomotive Engineers
New York
P. M. Arthur
Insurance Association
Curiaco
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad
Henry W. Bishop
United States Court
Beecher Returns Home Amid Welcoming Crowd in New York
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher was among the passengers on the Etruria which arrived Sunday. He was met by a large number of friends and is in excellent health.
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Henry Ward Beecher
New York
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Thanksgiving Day
Washington city notes the president issues a proclamation designating November 25 as a day of national thanksgiving in line with longstanding custom.
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