Democrats Sweep Silver Bow County in General Election
Democrats scored a decisive victory across Silver Bow County duplicating a record statewide. Senator Wheeler led with a strong third term bid, while James E. Murray also posted historic gains. Republican Bourquin trailed with 4 539 votes across 61 precincts as turnout neared 19 500 of 25 734 registered, with other Democratic candidates and state and county offices following suit.
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Silver Bow County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
B. K. Wheeler
United States
Senate
George M. Bourquin
Wheeler
Silver Bow
Montana
James E. Murray
Butte
Sen
T. J. Walsh
Murray
Roosevelt
Republicans Plunged to New Depths in Elections
The Associated Press reports voters nationwide favored Roosevelt's new deal and administration measures. In Pennsylvania Senator Reed trailed Democrat Joseph Guffey, signaling a possible first Democratic senator from the state since the Civil War. Upton Sinclair, running as a Democrat for California governor, was defeated by Frank Merriam. Early House totals showed Democrats ahead by a wide margin with Republicans collapsing to 35.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Senate
House
David A. Reed
Joseph F. Guffey
Upton Sinclair
California
Frank F. Merriam
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Montana Democrats Lead Early in Off Year Elections
Montana Democrats including Wheeler Murray Monagan Ayers surged in early returns from 659 of 1387 precincts. Wheeler led six year senate race with 74,522 votes to Bourquin 31,646, as 105,168 ballots counted in statewide totals.
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Helena
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
James E. Murray
Butte
Joseph P. Monasaghan
Roy E. Ayers
Lewistown
Wheeler
George M. Bourquin
Silver Bow County Results for United States Senator Races
Burton K Wheeler leads with 13 966 votes and Geo M Bourquin trails with 4 539 for six year term. James E Murray gains 13 360 to Scott Leavitt 4 292 for two year term. Congressional race separates Joseph P Monaghan and Bob Evans with unclear totals.
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United States
Burton K. Wheeler
Geo
M. Bourquin
James E. Murray
Scott Leavitt
Political Race Results Show Tight Supreme Court Battle
The report lists Walter B. Sands and Llewellyn L. Callaway leading for Chief Justice with 11 308 and 5 188 votes respectively. C F Morris and Albert Angstman contend for Associate Justice with 5 815 and 5 188. Jerry J. O Connell and Charles A Rasmussen lead Railroad and Public Service Commissioner with 12 477 and 5 103. (Continued on Page 2 Col 7.)
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Silver Bow
Joseph P. Monaghan
Walter B. Sands
L. L. Callaway
Montana Supreme Court
C. F. Morris
Albert Angstman
Jerry J. O'Connell
Charles A. Rasmussen
Railroad and Public Service Commissioner
Coce
Llewellyn L. Callaway
Supreme Court
Donahey Beats Simeon D. Fess
In Columbus Ohio Senator Simeon D Fess concedes the race for U S senator and Ohio governor Vic Donahey leads after 2 482 precincts of 8 559 with Donahey 322 687 Fess 217 254 Sandberg 339.
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Simeon D. Fess
Vic Donahey
United States Senate
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Brown
Ford
United States
Donahey
Fees
Sandberg
Berlin Scientist Concludes Three Day Visit in Butte
Dr George Schnadel renowned Berlin scientist wraps up a three day stay with relatives and friends in Butte He leads a party of 11 German scientists aboard the liner San Francisco en route to meet Chancellor Hitler Their work aims to overhaul ship construction methods and sea conditions for a major maritime nation Dr Schnadel plans a Yellowstone visit before returning to San Francisco then Vancouver and Germany
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San Francisco
Vancouver
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Germany
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Schnadel
Hitler
Dr. Schnadel
Oscar Schnadel
Boulder Dam
Blacktail Canyon
Result in Maryland Is In Doubt
With 103 of Maryland precincts reporting Gov. Albert C. Ritchie leads Harry W. Nice by 3034 votes. Baltimore city precincts show Ritchie ahead, while county precincts tilt to Nice. Radcliffe trails France for the Democratic New Deal seat for Goldsborough's current post.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
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Nice
George L. Radcliffe
Roosevelt
Joseph S. France
Radcliffe
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Martin Elected Oregon Governor
The Morning Oregonian concedes Charles H. Martin Democrat as Oregon governor at 11:20 p.m. He is a retired major general who left Congress after the May primary. Joe E. Dunne, the Republican candidate, trailed as the paper backed Dunne locally.
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Ore
Oregonian
Charles H. Martin
Oregon
Martin
Congress
Joe E. Dunne
Merriam Leads Governor Race as Sinclair Attacks Roosevelt
In San Francisco on November 6 Upton Sinclair conceded defeat in the governor race and accused President Roosevelt of promising a nationwide broadcast advocating production for use, a key point of the Epic plan.
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Upton Sinclair
Roosevelt
Elections at a Glance by the Associated Press
The new deal swept Congress and governors in yesterday’s elections with incomplete returns. Pennsylvania shows Guffey leading Reed for senate while Earle trails Schnader for governor. California goes to Merriam over Sinclair. Connecticut sees Maloney win and Cross re-elected. Indiana notes Minton ahead for senate as Robinson concedes to Truman. New York reports Copeland and Lehman advancing. Ohio Fess concedes to Donahey. Michigan marks Vandenberg as leading Picard. Rhode Island notes Gerry leading, continued on page 2.
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Schnader
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Sinclair
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Cross
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Missouri
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Truman
New York
Copeland
Lehman
Ohio
O. P. Fess
Donahey
Michigan
Vandenberg
Picard
Rhode Island
Gerry
Bozeman Says Revenge Drives Bobcats Toward Butte Clash
Bozeman students gird for a decisive football meeting with the Grizzlies at Clark Park Saturday. The Bobcats seek revenge after last year’s 32 0 defeat and aim to repeat their 1932 victory with citywide support including an 18 float pre game parade and 1000 advance tickets sold.
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Grizzlies
Bobcats
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Gallatin
Bobcat
Bozemanites
Mining City
Guffey Opens Big Pennsylvania Lead In Roosevelt Drive
Roosevelt backer Fighting Joe Guffey forged ahead in Pennsylvania early today with a growing margin over Senator David A. Reed as results from 6,270 of 7,957 districts showed Guffey leading by about 43 thousand votes. George H. Earle led over GOP rival William A. Schnader in governor race with 6,529 of 17,957 districts reporting.
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Joe Guffey
Roosevelt
Chicago
David A. Reed
Reed
Guffey
Wares
Penrose
Hoover
Upstate
Pittsburgh
Alleghanies
Erie
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
William A. Schnader
Earle
Prohibition Balloting Shifts in Southern States
In partial returns from yesterday's elections three of seven states voting on repeal show wet majorities. West Virginia leads repeal with 151,452 to 110,646, while Florida also favors repeal. Idaho weighs in with similar trends. Kansas and Nebraska appear set to retain prohibition laws, with South Dakota and Wyoming still reporting.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
La Follette Concedes Wisconsin Governor Win
Milwaukee’s Sentinel, once backing Republican candidate Howard T. Greene, concedes Philip La Follette of the Progressive party won the Wisconsin governor race. At last tally, Schmedeman 208,551. La Follette 231,031. Greene 114,034 across 2,043 of 2,917 precincts.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Howard T. Greene
Philip la Follette
la Follette
A. G. Schmedeman
Greene
Schmedeman
la Foll
Thirteen Scouts Elevated in Rank at Butte Court
Thirteen Butte Boy Scouts were elevated in rank and 17 others received 25 merit badges during court of honor ceremonies in Judge Frank L. Riley's courthouse. Arthur Woodside earned Eagle Scout after the summer encampment at Camp Lowlands. Craft and religious leaders presided as parents watched.
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Frank L. Riley
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Camp Lowlands
Peter F. Mace Donald
Titus Kurtichanov
E. L. Samsel
William F. O’brien
C. A. Anderson
Clark Veatch
Arthur Woodside
Life
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Duncan Campbell
James Driscoll
Richard Eugene Paulson
Robert J. Spiegel
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