Tammany Hall Reigns as Victory Grows in New York
Tammany Hall solidified control in Greater New York with mayoral victory for Surrogate John Pf. O'Brien by over 600000 votes, amid national and state success and internal challenges. McKee write-in effort attracted about 138000, while Republican Lewis Pounds lost by two to one. two judges elected to the supreme court bench.
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New York
U.P
Tammany
Tis
John Pf. O’brien
Joseph V. McKee
James J. Walker
O'Brien
Lewis H. Pounds
Supreme Court
Bi partisan deal tops New York mayoral race amid reform vote
Samuel H Hofstadter and Aaron Steuer led bids as McKee drew unexpected support. about 250000 ballots backed independent judiciary candidates while reformist currents grew. Hofstadter, as chair of the legislative committee investigating municipal corruption, helped expose Walker era issues.
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Samuel H. Hofstadter
Rep
Aaron Steuer
John F. Curry
Samuel Koenig
Bernard &. Deutsch
George W. Alger
New York
Hofstadter
James J. Walker
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels
Advertises Kaalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent relief for gas in the stomach and bowels. Claims include disappearance of gnawing pit sensation, reduced anxiety and heart palpitations, improved breathing, relief from drowsiness after dinner, and inhibited cold limbs due to improved circulation. Promotes authentic product in yellow package at drug stores and mentions Co. W. Phillips.
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Kaalmann
Baalmann
Co. W. Phillips
Special Issues In Ohio Cities Reported Across Counties
Ohio voters weighed local matters in Montgomery St Clairsville Ashtabula and Clinton counties. Bert Buckley former state treasurer lost in a Republican bid for the House as Democrats showed strength. St Clairsville repealed Sunday moving pictures and Ashtabula kept the city manager system with East Cleveland retaining it. Clinton county elected three Democrats including Howard Barns E B Brown and Howard Curtis. Champaign County elected Frace Fern Heck of Urbana.
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Columbus
Ohio
Montgomery County
Bert B. Buckley
St. Clairsville
Roosevelt Leads With 461 Electoral Votes in 41 States
The article notes Roosevelt has 461 electoral votes across 41 states while Hoover carries six states. Also mentioned are local social notices including Solon, Ohio residents visiting relatives, and a minstrel show by the Sam Williams Minstrels of 20 pieces at New London High School Auditorium led by Mr. Williams who is 80 years old.
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Hoover
Lioyd Hickok
Solon, O
Floyd Sutherland
Buller Road
Sam Williams
New London High School
Williams
New York
United Press
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Hoover Roosevelt
Thomas Hoover
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Nee
Mainette
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Wee
Montana
Aee
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
N. Carolina
N. Dakota
Ohio An Teee
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Carolina
S. Dakota
Tennessee
Wyoming
State Treasurer Harry S Day leads in late returns
Ohio race narrows as Republican incumbent Harry S Day gains momentum over Democrat Joseph T Ferguson with 846,003 to 843,652 votes after 6,489 precincts reported. Dayton votes defeat a special school levy and a poor relief levy, signaling a shortened next term.
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Columbus
Harry S Day
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Dayton
Navy
Avon Meeting Demonstrates Meat Substitutes At School
Avon Nov 9 A county extension workshop in the Avon High School home economics room led by Miss Alice Bird drew a large turnout. Assisted by Mrs R A Mittlestead Mrs Leslie Fitch and Miss Dora Bungart Bird demonstrated several meat like dishes and announced a follow up meeting date. Briefs note visitors including Mr and Mrs Vogel visiting Adrian Michigan and others from Cleveland and Beach Cliff Ohio visiting local residents.
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H. &. Avon
Avon High School
Alice Bird
Miss Bird
R A, Mittlestead
Leslie Fitch
Dora Bungart
Vogel
Gilbert Forthofer
Adrian
Michigan
Willa Conrad
Continental
Florida
Helen Traxler
Theresa Casper
Sturzniche
Jeanne
Cleveland
Charles Wagner
Howard Sinson
Beach Clf
Simson
John M. Alten
Robert Taylor
Cecil Moore
Peach Dec lamation contest judged at United Methodist church
Edward Rasmussen served as a judge at the Peach Declaration contest in Greenwich. Mrs Richard Whelcker of Cleveland and her daughter visited C E Mayberry in New London. Garden Club meets with Mrs Walter Brough ton. Eastern Star election. several farm women clubs gather. Part of T O O F convention planned. James Eccles attends county district officers convention in Mansfield.
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New London
Edward C. Rasmussen
Henry Barnell
United Methodist Church
Greenwich
Rasmussen
Richard Whelcker
Cleveland
C. E. Mayberry
W. Main Street
Garden Club
Walter Broughton
Order of Eastern Star
Wide Awake Farm Women's Club
Ida Wood
Town Line Farm Women’s Club
Bessie Sutherland
I. O. O. F. Hall
James Eccles
Legion Pont
Mansfield
Alfred McDowell T
Johnson McDowell
United church officers elected at Huntington meeting
At a Huntington meeting on Sunday afternoon November 6 officers were elected for the United church of Huntington. Trustees are Mrs. A C Kolbe Mrs Charles Regal Addie Cassell and George Kreuck. Stewards Court Rolee Hart Leininger Bar Fasterday and Mrs C G Lang. Secretary Mrs Lena Kreuck Treasurer Mrs Bonola Roce. Services planned 4 to 6 months in the Methodist church then 4 to 6 months in the Community church. Sunday service at 9 3 with Sunday School at 10 50.
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Huntington, V
United Church of Huntington
Community Church
A. C. Kolbe
Charles Regal
Addie Cassell
George Kreuck
Court Rolee
Hart Leininger
Bar Fasterday
C. G. Lang
Lena Kreuck
Bonola Roce
Methodist
The
United Church
Surprise Birthday Party for Jack Von Benschoter
Jack Von Benschoter was surprised with a birthday gathering last Saturday evening at Lower Theatre. About 30 guests from LaGrange, Sullivan, and Huntington shared old fashioned games and refreshments to celebrate his 22nd birthday. Guests from LaGrange included Cyril Rhinders Marion Sandere Pearl Opfer Lewis Runals Lauren Runals Wilmot Long Ruth Tran and Mary Burge of Wellington Evelyn Garver and Mr and Mrs Ralph Krage of Sullivan attended. Mr and Mrs Krage also visited the Johnsons nearby.
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Huntington
Jack von Benschoter
laGrange
Sullivan
Jack
Cyril Rhinders
Marion Sandere
Pearl Opfer
Lewis
Lauren Runals
Wilmot Long
Ruth Tran
Mary Burge
Wellington
Evelyn Garver
Ralph Krage
Democrats poised to take control of Congress in 73rd session
Early returns show a Democratic landslide as Roosevelt defeats Hoover and leads across 21 of 35 governorships. Senate contests favor Democrats with leaders and key members failing, while Republicans cling in a few states. House results show Democrats winning about three to one in the early 132 districts reporting.
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New York
Gov
Roosevelt
Hoover
Senate
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Watson
Indiana
Frederick van Nuys
George H. Moses
N. H
West
Fred H. Brown
Colorado
New Jersey
Congress
Ruth Pratt
Ohio
Philadelphia
N. Y
Manhattan
Democratic gains in state races sweep Roosevelt era landslide
The report notes Democratic wins and strong showings in multiple states. Senatorial and gubernatorial contests show Republicans under pressure in New York, Ohio, Minnesota, and Iowa while New York Lt. Gov Lehman defeats Donovan. Kansas returns Woodring trailing with Landon leading, and third candidate Dr. Brinkley remains a factor. Democratic gubernatorial wins include New York, Georgia and Ohio amid broad gains.
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Fiorello la Guardia
Rep
Cable
Ohio
Frank L. Kloeb
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
Fred Bierman
Snell
New York
William G. McAdoo
Senate
California
Tallant Tubbs
Bob Shuler
Floyd Olson
Farmer- Labor
Minn
Herbert H. Lehman
Willian H. Donovan
Kansas
Woodring
Alfred M. Landon
J. R. Brinkley
Radio Commission
Charles W. Bryan
The
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Georgia
Arkansas
Florida
Idaho
Massachusetts
Montana
New Mexi
Ohio Wins Split Congress With Repeal Leaning Delegation
Ohio results show 16 Democrats and 8 Republicans elected to Congress with 17 pledging repeal or modification of the Volstead Act. Several incumbents retired and party shifts feature two new at large seats. notable races include Florence Allen’s defeat and Arthur Lamneck’s close win in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
John L. Cable
Lima
Grant E. Mauser
Marion
Wilbur M. White
Toledo
Francis Seiberling
Akron
Ellia Moore
Cambridge
Florence Allen
Chester Bolton
Arthur Lamneck
John C
John B. Holster
W. B. Hess
Byron B. Harlan
Frank L. Kloeb
Fragmented OCR list of political candidates and re elections
The text shows an OCR fragment listing names of candidates with party affiliations and vote dates, including D and R labels and “At Large” seats. It ends with “Re-elected” but lacks coherent context or full sentences.
Hens Consume Weight in Feed in First State Egg Contest
State Agriculture Department reports hens in the first annual Pennsylvania egg-laying contest ate twenty times their weight in feed over ten months. Feed costs averaged roughly nine cents per dozen eggs produced. Hens used ten tons mash, eighteen tons scratch, nine tons fleshing meal, two tons oyster shell, a thousand heads of cabbage, three gallons cod liver oil, and half a ton of grit. The Nationalist movement in India began fifty years ago with the Indian National Congress.
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Harrisburg
Agriculture Department
India
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