La Follette Forces Hold In New House Globe Report
New York Nov 5 The House results show the Republicans likely to lead the new chamber starting March 4 with La Follette forces holding about fifteen seats. Regular Republicans poised to organize and appoint leadership while Democrat support may hinge on coalitions to pass or block La Follette backed measures. Retired speakers and contested seats loom as the party balance forms.
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Senatorial Shifts and the Senate Balance in 1934 Returns
The electorate keeps LaFollette as legislative overseer with the progressive bloc restraining Republican majority hopes. With projected results the Senate would be 53 Republicans, 1 Democrat, and two Farmer-Labor members after Brandegee’s seat is filled. LaFollette’s influence could enable a Democratic-Progressive coalition to control the chamber.
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Texas democracy and the klan repudiation in the nominating fight
A Texas political ballot battle rejects the influence of the klan in state and national nominating races. The speaker asserts voters aligned with Democratic principles defeated malice and hate, reaffirming faith in democracy and justice for Texas voters.
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Stock Market and Cattle Prices Include Noted Events
Market dull on receipts of 500 cattle and 3000 sheep and lambs. Hogs at 290 with steady tone. A Victorian era report notes the late president’s death followed by calm remarks and cultural shifts. A curious racing superstition attributed to Sid D Abernon involves a diamond horse brooch given to a lady after big wins.
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Fragmented notices on language, superstition, and horses
A garbled OCR item mentions numb stones, honey baths, and wild horses in northern Nevada to be broken for cavalry use. It notes the Malay language spoken by about 40 million people and claims 1 cent has almost no grammar. It also cites a superstition about a bride sneezing on her wedding day as a sign of happiness.
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Golden Anniversary In Kipton Celebrates Nine Children
Kipton Ohio November 3 residents gather for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Cets. Kipton. Old friends and relatives from multiple nearby towns attended the event at their home. The couple, married in Henrietta township, have nine children and twenty one grandchildren. A bountiful dinner was served at the schoolhouse with toasts and music including a solo by Mrs. Mildred Lou. The couple’s eight surviving children were present. the occasion featured memories of their life together and gifts for the honored pair.
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Unity and Thanksgiving Proclaimed by President Coolidge
President Coolidge issues a proclamation declaring national Thanksgiving on November 27 28 and calls for gratitude for peace prosperity and progress. He preserves a spirit of neighborliness and benevolence toward less favored peoples while urging Americans to rededicate themselves to God and service to country.
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Stanford athletic plant among the largest in U S universities
The Stanford University athletic plant spans 149 acres and ranks among the largest facilities of its kind in American universities. John McGraw expresses pleasure that the Washington Senators won what is described as the world championship, calling the victory unanimous.
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Republican landslide reshapes several states in 1924 election
The report notes Coolidge Dawes sweeping eastern states and gains across the nation with 357 electoral votes for Republicans. Davis carries the Deep South and several others, while Arizona Minnesota Montana Nevada New Mexico remain doubtful. La Follette’s third party bid weakens both major parties, labor voting lines hold, and Klansmen win in Oklahoma Indiana and Kansas amid a shifting political landscape.
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Ferguson Wins Texas Governorship Victory Over Kian
Miriam A. Ma Ferguson secures a decisive gubernatorial win in Texas, presenting a clear anti Kian outcome. The result reshapes state politics as Ferguson asserts leadership and party influence amid the election climate.
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Arm Fiore Bag Few Friends at Auctions
Wellington man notes farm horse prices fall at public auctions as winter costs rise. Prices cited include a Newton Falls sale where two teams brought 315, with experts saying costs to keep a horse through winter reach about 30 per animal. Observers compare past and present values and warn many horses now fetch under 25. Also mention Holstein calves selling for three times that amount at the same sale.
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Herrick at Wellington speaks on American education
Wellington November 6 Myron T Herrick visited his hometown, lunched at the Wean Home, and addressed Wellington High School about American educational advantages. Mortimer Laundon accompanied him. they discussed schooling and Herrick rode many miles daily to school in youth. Scot MacDermott of MacDermott, Ohio, dies. funeral held.
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Ohio Returns Show Republicans Lead House Seats
Nov 3 report from Cleveland indicates thirteen Republicans and five Democrats elected to Congress in Ohio with four districts still in doubt. Democrats win in several districts while Rep. Sherwood loses in the fifth district by about five thousand votes. Marie Davey leads in Summit County as Akron reports partial results.
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Fire damages buildings near Norwalk. belongings saved
Vincent Vincent, a former Vin cent resident near Norwalk, lost a barn and garage to a lantern explosion Tuesday night though the house, live sack and tools were saved. Sam Townshend moves from Dunfee to a farm near Norwalk. William Matlete travels to Cleveland for his brother Eugene Haines who lies ill in hospital.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Special Game In Lorain
The Spang Bakers defeated the Agate Haberdashers of Elyria in a special Lorain match, winning the first and third games while dropping the sandwich set. Bauer led Bakers with a 211 single, Buzzard topped Elyria with a 568 total, and the Royal Blackheath Toll Club is noted as the oldest club, founded in 1608.
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Mellon 6 Cited On Income Tax Returns
Washington Nov 6 The Treasury Secretary Mellon and a Revenue Commissioner were ordered by the District of Columbia supreme court to show cause by November 14 why they should not be enjoined from permitting the publication of income tax statements The action challenges the law authorizing publicity as unconstitutional under the fourth amendment brought by Gorham Hubbard of Boston in a federal district case
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Election snapshots show varied results across states
Number three led Tug opponent William E Whilton as Wisconsin voters backed La Follette over Coolidge and re elected Blame. New York tilted toward Cantidge while Smith led Roosevelt by 552 votes for governor. In Ohio Isaac R Sherwood narrowly faced re election, Wyoming backed Nellie Taylor Ross for chief executive, and Boston leaned toward Gillette over Walsh. Firpo deportation order dismissed in Washington as Oberlin announces a rival flower show to Cleveland.
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Quick Action for Piles Ad Promotes Suppositories
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Suppositories as a quick cure for piles. It promises relief from pain itching and bleeding and claims a 60 cent box restores vigor, urging readers to visit nearby stores and share their success.
Ten years of stomach trouble ends with Mayr's Remedy
A lodge brother recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after a decade of stomach pain and near death. The ad claims the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves it or money back. sold at all druggists.
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Dr M A Abbe Licensed Chiropractor at Elyria Bank
Dr M A Abbe operates as a licensed chiropractor with available hours 1 11 am to 1 6 pm and evening appointments. Office located at 208 Elyria Savings and Trust, phone 2194, residence 41384.
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