Harding Leads in Nation and States As Votes Come In
Early returns show Harding with broad national lead and Republican gains in multiple states. Reports from West Virginia New York New Jersey North Dakota and Nevada indicate Republican margins and contest outcomes amid incomplete tallies. Local outcomes include a close New York Senate race and Missouri Mississippi or Ohio contests in flux as totals continue to arrive.
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Elkus Named to Aland Islands Commission
Washington Nov 4 Abram T Elkus former ambassador to Turkey is named as the American member of the commission to decide the Aland Islands status. He will participate in discussions under the League of Nations council while not acting as an official representative of the US government. The council approved the nomination. The commission will judge Sweden and Finland claims to the islands. The Berne dispatch notes Swiss press reaction to Harding’s election, viewing it as a reaction against autocratic policy and preferring democratic leadership with Congress retained power.
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Champ Clark Defeated as Missouri Republicans Triumph
Unofficial returns from 16 Missouri districts show Republicans poised to gain about eight seats in the house, with two Democratic incumbents likely to be reelected and a Democrat to replace W. Li Tyoe in St Louis's 11th district. Champ Clark, a 13 term member from the ninth district, appears to be losing decisively with only four precincts reporting.
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Parochial School Amendment Defeated in Michigan Election
Returns from 2024 precincts show the proposed state constitution amendment to abolish private and parochial schools in Michigan decisively defeated. The bulletin notes the defeat follows a contested campaign and signals continuation of current school funding and governance.
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Vote counts show strong support for amendment statewide
Voters in numerous counties reported 66,082 against the amendment and 260,306 in favor, reflecting broad statewide backing for the measure. The totals indicate a decisive legislative outcome across the state.
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