Polls show split control as parties claim victory
Washington dispatch reports both Republicans and Democrats claiming control of the next Congress as incomplete returns show the Senate with Republicans possibly ahead and the House leaning Republican. New Jersey and New Hampshire results draw attention amid broader national fight over majority and leadership.
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Democratic Senator Elected in Mass and More
Boston reports Massachusetts elected a Democratic U S senator for the first time since before the Civil War. Former Governor David I Walsh led Weeks with about 17 623 votes in a near complete tally Walsh 206 271 Weeks 188 639 Lawson 21 476.
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Holcomb Beats Spellacy By 7000 In Connecticut Vote
New Haven November 6 Connecticut voters elected a Republican ticket and renewed four Republican and one Democratic congressman. Governor Marcus H. Holcomb was re elected by a substantial 7000 vote margin over Democratic candidate Thomas J Spellacy. Total statewide turnout was over 50 000 fewer than two years ago with Fairfield County showing similar margins to prior results.
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Ford Cuts Newberry Lead In Wayne County Race
Detroit November 6 Henry Ford the democratic candidate for United States senator trails by 118 votes behind Commander Truman Newberry as of 11 am with 256 of 359 precincts reporting Ford 105271 Newberry 105389. Ford’s Wayne county and Detroit vote shifts the lead. Detroit area supporters remain hopeful amid tight statewide totals.
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Champ Clark Wins Missouri Seat In Narrow Victory
St. Louis on November 6 reports Champ Clark speaker of the house appears re elected as congressman from Missouri ninth district over Republican B H Dyer. Early returns from St Charles and Warren counties show Clark ahead by a small margin, though Democratic state headquarters had conceded a GOP majority earlier.
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New Haven Weather Forecast Nov 6 Warmer Thursday Expected
City forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures. Connecticut also sees fair weather and warmer Thursday as high pressure over the eastern states maintains pleasant, cooler conditions along the Atlantic coast.
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