Enormous Gains by Republicans Across States
A sweeping analysis of recent elections shows Republican gains nationwide, with notable swings in Maine, New Jersey, Iowa, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania. The report compares primary and congressional results to 1912, highlighting substantial Republican gains and varying Democratic and Progressive losses across states.
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Washington
D.C
Jilly
Hieimerias
Maine
California
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Wilson
Taft
Howa
Iowa
Tatt
Roosevelt
Vollmer
Hull
Hanley
Democratic
O'byene
Daker
Whitehead
Jose
Rapub- Alcan
Galn
Pinety
Rowsky
New York
Wachler Judge
Wilson Goa
Bartlett
Werner
Hand
Jove
Wath
Brogresalve
Maryland
Coulater
Bislder
Stokes
Colby
Beninylvania
Joe
Senaor
Hoosdvall
Gavagnorsia
Wilcon
Wilsondt
Totm
Star Giles plant to add tank as operations resume in August
Morgan town report notes Star Giles Company plans a new tank at Star City plant as work restarts in mid August. Colored glass such as opal blue red will be produced to meet demand. plant reopening tied to union agreement and six week downtime. German imports affect inland orders but continued demand remains.
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Morgantown, Tilly &Work Nnd
Star Giles Company
Star City
Star Company
Tawna
Democratic nominating convention eyed in court house turmoil
The piece notes a Democratic county nominating convention to be held in the courthouse tomorrow with many announced candidates including Harry T. Wilson J Lester McMillon J H McGee Arion J Harvert Fleming HW Holden W Guy Tetrick David H Carper J Ransel Romino and J J Crews for various county offices. The convention will organize in the forenoon with committees named and a recess used for anticipated political maneuvering as a crowded field forms for county clerk county superintendent and county court posts.
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Court House
Harry T. Wilson
J. Lester McMillon
JH. McGee
Arion
J. Harvert
Fleming HW. Holden
W. Guy Tetrick
David H. Carper
J. Ransel Romino
J. J. Crews
Holden
Tetrick
Charles I Holden
Roosevelt
McKinley
Morrison
Flofwchools
Joseph A . James Evant
Whiteman
J. R. Lanham
Lucian B. Lowther
Two Shootings Mark Early July Violence in West Virginia and Ohio
In Greenbrier County West Virginia Sheriff Boone and deputies approached the Bennett base to arrest Thomas Bennett and son Christopher for the shooting of John Shap pard and Tom Quick tuat fall. The Bennetts opened fire and the elder was wounded. Christopher surrendered. In Findlay Ohio Charles Armstrong and P B Longabaugh were killed when nitroglycerine exploded while being transported, destroying the automobile and injuring bystanders and damaging nearby property.
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Seociayse Phan
Lyiernity
New Witness Describes Woman Fleeing Dr Carman Murder Scene
Inquest into the death of Mrs Louise Bailey ends with new testimony from Ellawood Bartles who said he saw a woman in a dark skirt and white shirtwaist running from the doctor's office after a shot was fired. No verdict given immediately. expected later.
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Ocean
Louise Bailey
Edwin Carman
Ellawood Bartles
Mra
Dalley
Carman
Cartorn
Burns Birthplace Attack Near Ayr in Scotland
An attempted bombing of the Ayr cottage birthplace of poet Robert Burns occurred before daylight. Two militant suffrage members placed large bombs against doors and windows. a night watchman interrupted them, capturing one assailant while the other fled.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Ayr
Robert Birns
Dead Man Elected in Georgia Primary
In Madcon Georgia, a man who died ten years ago reportedly secured a party primary win as ballots cast for him reached a high percentage. Officials confirm the result and note peculiarities in the county election counts and turnout figures.
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Swett
Madcon
W. J. Moncoy
Tifble
Dauiseretic
Momeler
Tiferuet
Har tloon County Republican Executive Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Republican County Executive Committee of Hartlown county is set for Saturday July 11 1974 at 1 30 pm at the fort house to arrange of any business presented. Chair K THOEN Wank Dh COrIaIA will preside.
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Har Tloon County
Fort House
West Virginia
President Supports Warburg and Jones for Federal Reserve
Washington July 8 The President urged that the Democratic party is not enemy to big or small business and backed Paul Warburg of New York and Thomas Jones of Chicago for the Federal Reserve Board. He asked Warburg reconsider his nomination decision and expressed confidence Jones would be confirmed.
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Washington
Wallfair
Democratic Party
Bayo
Paul Warburg
New York
Thomas Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Parc
Senate
Tomaire
Monte Wi
Grant
Busines
Bonest
Inelaar
Senaté
Marburg
Drs Jones
Telegram urged to publish unsigned letter on dance hall
A young woman asks the Telegram to publish her unsigned letter defending a dance hall at Hico Park and condemning community members who spoke against it. The writer argues the hall and orchestra are highly reputable and requests anonymity unless she identifies herself for private contribution.
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Hicopark
Iumoral
Ghevtec
Mont Ra
Conmalitea Onba
Eptice
Death sentence denied for Henwood in Copeland murder case
The Missouri Supreme Court refused Harold Henwood a third trial in the May 24 1911 killing of Georges E. Copeland. Copeland was fatally wounded after Henwood shot Sylvester Von Phul, a St. Louis aviator, in a hotel barroom, and the lower court death sentence was upheld with an execution date set for October 9.
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Coctren Rae
Olc
Harold
Henwood
Georges E. Copeland
State Supreme Court
Copeland
Sylvester von Phul
St. Louis
aMrtied
Ridgley Pool Room Raided Under Indictment
Deputies raided J. F. Ridgley’s pool room and bowling alley in Cabell County finding twenty four quarts of beer and a quantity of whiskey. Ridgley denied officers’ authority and was released on bond after a brief arrest, with proceedings tied to a July 3 indictment.
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Huntington
W. Va
Tie Cabell Cowsryer Anduty
Debuty Scheries
J. F. Ridgiey
Ridgley
Boxe
Bonu
Frm
Praht- Bilton
Welsh Wins London Championship Title in Ring Action
Welsh defeats Breddie Walet to claim the twenty four round world tournament in London. The match featured strong footwork and generalship as Wille Hitchley of SinFramilepy supported the champion. The challenger forced a grueling schedule, but Welsh retained the crown amid heavy blows and tactical control.
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London
Breddie “‘Walet
Wille Hitchley
SinFramilepy
Ritenty
Porod Service Prompts First Entértzlament on Gordh and Yargat
Fragmentary text describes an event or service involving African author or artist figures, with unclear names and places. The readable portion hints at a ceremony or discussion titled Porod Service, mentioning Phillis Wiseley and GE, and a dareosango or ghost theme. Further details are obscured.
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Phillis Wiseley
Community Board of Trade urged to unite for growth
The Board of Trade pleads for member and nonmember involvement to boost Clarkburgs economy. meetings promise discussion on locating two new industries expected to employ 600 workers with $400000 in annual wages and two more large plants giving 300 jobs and $300000 payroll.
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G. W. Duddberar
Board of Trade
Wedntelay Taqund
Jibe Ranems
Board’ of Tradet
Itha Organisation
Mattar
Kon Qmient
Clarkaburg
Clarksburg
Clarks Company
Weston Boy
Terra Alte
Terra Alta
Jtmore
Sistor
Lask
State Supreme Court Rules On Alcohol Classification
In a July decision, the state supreme court ruled that intoxicating liquors include certain extracts and derivatives used to alter drink strength. The ruling clarifies definitions under the prahle dtory law and impacts prior drink-related prosecutions.
Jones Jury Asks Hatfield To Free Charleston
Governor Hatfield is asked by the Jones jury to grant clemency for Silas Jonas of Huntington sentenced for wife murder. The warden reports Jonas was to be executed July 10, but the governor postponed pending newly discovered evidence. ten jurors signed a petition for a pardon, with no indication of a future stay.
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Charleston
Hatfield
Sotire
Brown
Mennderville
Silas Jonas
Huntington
Jones
Ttwaa
Auto Collision In Portland Injures Several People
A two car crash along a road near Portland Indiana early today left multiple injured and two in serious condition. Bankier W R Reed is not expected to recover. Milas Ora Swarner is believed fatally injured. Other victims include Mrs John Minnie Columbus Ohio and daughters Martha Ruth, and Mrs George Smith with Everett McGritt.
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Portland
Ind
W. R. Reed
Milas Ora
Dayton Case Set for Demurrer Amid Impeachment Claims
Report outlines impeachment inquiry against Judge Dayton with a demurrer to the indictment to be debated by the House Judiciary Committee. The proceedings include presentations from both sides and potential subcommittees to review charges and affidavits in a tense political context.
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Washington
Dayton
Jude Dayton
Neely
Judge Dayton
Arthur Dayton
Tyreroun
Mm Davite Ln Mippert
Wve Daytonnlde
Fall of Lovata the Ritlemen in Pitterurg Riot
The report describes a clash near Pitterurg where Lovata the Ritlemen defeated the Hille BO Troppers. Captain Aria and three strategists led the survivors as Stanly Mintek’s former associates testified about the day’s events. Sata was rescued by a crew member and returned to his position.
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Sirikar
Lovata
Pitterurg
Aria
Stanly Mintek
Weltinkhovss Gang
Satta
Mgar Front Uiree Iiem
Chautauqua Program Promises Variety on Central Grounds
The Chautauqua series offers a program with instrumental and vocal solos and quartets, featuring The Great Sam Jones and a band. An orchestra backs the acts as popular entertainment crowds are invited to attend. The event emphasizes philosophy and fun as part of the lineup.
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Tonichi
Bland
Sam Jones
Thane
Ambiguous item from Washington report with injury
A fragment from a Washington dispatch describes a person identified as Frank L. Denny of the Army corps being found in a compromised state after a fall near a bridge. The report notes a passerby and investigators assessing the scene.
Child Murder Case Details From Local Trial
Fragmentary OCR notes report a four year old boy and his mother involved in a murder case. The parents allegedly offered a child to a suspect in the attack on the Tank area. The exact defendants and timeline are unclear due to the damaged text.
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