Radicalism Hit Hard as Voters Show Temper
Analysis by Mark Sullivan notes voters rejected radicalism in the November election with Republicans and Democrats aligned, while Brookhart of Iowa suffered a surprising setback. Observers predict Coolidge will have strong support in Congress, limiting radical opposition as the 1924 session approaches.
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Mark Sullivan
New York
N. Y
Brookhart
Iowa
Thare
Ian Foi Jette
Againsti Broskhart
Congress
Coolidge
Mead
Senate
Conlidge
la Follette
Leo
San Felice
Cigara
Martin
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Mellon Seeks Reappointment to Coolidge Cabinet
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon said he would accept re appointment if offered and remains content with leading the financial ministry. Friends say he once sought retirement due to political pressures but might reconsider if a friendlier Congress and tax bill progress.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Coolidge
The
Treasury Ag
Congress
Madden in Fight for Speakership
Washington November 6 The race for speaker begins as Representative Martin Madden of Illinois and chairman of the house appropriations committee declares his candidacy. Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio is also expected to seek the post.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Martin Madden
Tilingis
House Appropriations Committee
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Nebraska Women Take Seats in New Legislature
Omaha dispatch reports two women will sit in Nebraska's new lower house when it convenes. Claral Humphrey, Republican, will represent eight western counties, and Mabel Billespie, Democrat, both defeating male candidates.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Claral Humphrey
Mabel Billespie
Judge Lindsay Wins Re election in Denver Victory
Judge Lindsay founder of Denver's juvenile court and longtime head was re elected by a majority of 207 votes over Royal R Graham according to complete unofficial returns tabulated today in Denver Colorado on November 6.
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Denver
Colo
Ben BR. Lindsay
Royal R. Graham
Dee County Beats Road Bond Issue
Keokuk Iowa November 6 Lee county's proposed 1.5 million bond issue to hard surface roads appears defeated. Reports from nearly all precincts show the measure lost by about 1000 votes with only three precincts reporting in support.
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Dee County
Keokuk
Lee County
Will War on Rats to Halt Epidemic Spread
Los Angeles health officials reported one new pneumonic plague death in 48 hours and 28 total fatalities since the outbreak began. Seven patients remained under treatment in the isolation ward as a harbor district rat extermination campaign began to curb animal carriers.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
General Hospital
Yestanday
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge in critical condition at hospital
Cambridge and Boston reports say Senator Lodge, aged senior Massachusetts member, remains unconscious and in critical condition after a second operation for bladder obstruction. Bulletin notes unchanged status since midnight, with no hope of recovery and a likely paralytic outcome despite earlier recovery from July gall stones surgery.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charlestow
Lodge
International News Wire
Boston
Henry ‘Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Charles Gate Hospital
John H. Cunningham
Senator Lodge
Gall Sinnes
Nahant
Cunningham
Dr. Cunningham
Stone Makes List for Filling Vacancies
Washington November 6 Attorney General Stone begins considering recommendations to the president for filling vacancies in his department. He expects to have major suggestions in the president's hands soon. The appointments include an assistant attorney general three district attorneys two U S Marshals two district judges three circuit judges and two D C district judges.
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Washington, D.C
Stone
Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals
District of Columbia
Kills Patient K in Religious Dispute at Omaha Hospital
Nels Shonquist, 41, died after being choked and beaten by George Turner in the county hospital last night following a quarrel over biblical interpretation. Both men were described as religious fanatics and are held for observation in the insane ward.
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Omaha, Neb
Nels Shonquist
George Turner
Seven Thousand Teachers Attend Annual Convention
More than 1,000 teachers registered for the seventieth annual convention of the Town State Teachers' Association in Des Moines. Dr. Thomas E. Finegan, former state superintendent of public schools of Pennsylvania, will deliver the principal address at the opening tonight. Miss Licey Hobbs, Sioux City president, will give her annual address.
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Des Moines
Town State Teachers’ Association
Saurday
Thomas E. Finegan
Superintendent of Public Schools of
Pennsylvania
Licey Hobbs
Sioux City
Tawa
Victory to Bring Prosperous Trade Year Says Grant
Cleveland traders hail Coolidge victory as promising a year of very high volume in industry and commerce. Richard F. P. Grant, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, asserts the election approved private initiative over government ownership and signals steady growth ahead.
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Grant
Cleveland, O
Coolidge
Richard FP. Grant
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Manchurian Troops Enter Tientsin In Chang Army Move
Gen Chang Teo-Lin troops arrive at Tientsin from Shanhaikwan in a 40 car train. A gun mounted on a flat car fronts the advance. 200 Russians accompany the Manchurian force while Japanese troops and further transports follow toward Nanking. Sentries Feng Yu-Hsiang watches the scene.
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Associated Press
Tientsin
Chang Teo-Lin
Peking
Shanhaikwan
Chang
Nanking
Chang Tso-Lin
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Tientsin Central
Gabe Simons New Face in Death Row
Harlan Gabe Simons, sentenced to death for killing Michigan tourist Orton B Ferguson at West Liberty, arrives at Fort Madison Iowa state prison. His admission increases death row to three, joining Ernest Reed and Archie Burris who await execution for separate murders in Missouri Valley and Ottumwa.
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Fort Madison
New
Iowa State Prison
Harlan
Gabe) Simons
Scott County
Orton B. Ferguson
Michigan
West Liberty
Ernest Reed
Missouri Valley
Fairgrounds
Archie Burris Negro
Hattie Bates
Ottumwa
Schall Ousts Magnus Johnson in Minnesota Senate Race
In Minnesota, Thomas J. Schall leads Magnus Johnson for the junior Senate seat. With 646 precincts reported out of 2,607, Schall holds 354,387 votes to Johnson 321,368, a 23,013 vote edge, and is favored to win as returns continue.
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St. Paul
Minn
Thomas J. Schall
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Senate
Kimball Farmer
Schall
Johnson
Thompson Tops Bounty 6 Op. Plurality In Black Hawk Returns
Complete unofficial returns from Black Hawk County show J. W. Thompson winning the largest county officer plurality and T. Wagner the highest vote for sheriff. Liftring and Murtagh also posted strong showings for judge and governor respectively, with Sullivan leading for county attorney and others ahead of normal party votes.
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Black Hawk
J. W. Thompson
T. Wagner
J. J. Lifring
Supreme Court
Murtagh
WN. Btrdaul
Congress
W. Li.Beecher
Jeffery G. Sullivan
Rane
Sullivan
Coolidge Anre
Davis
da Follett Rt
Senstor— Brookhart Ae
Tech
Wickelberg
Brewery Sa
Sid
Overnor
Hammilt We Murtagh
Trent
Kimball
Vases
Ramsay Vee
Lauderdale
McGinne
Nate Likes
Johnson
McDonald
Itri— Gibson
Gene
Donunegan
Secretary of Agriculture
Thornburg Burger
R.R. Mmissioner
Richardson
Burchett Ke
Congres Smaa— Robinson Vende Birdsall Bee
Hollis Lichty Vereal
Beecher ‘ Sealy
Jorgensen
Seger
Clerk Courts
Thompson Wolfe
J Madigan
Casebeer
Wagner
Bergey
TAT de London
Cos Vee
Sullivan Cages
Por Caroner
Dr. &. P. Smith
Recheck
Associated Press
Smith defeats Roosevelt in New York election sweep
Gov Alfred E Smith wins a third term as New York governor while President Coolidge carries the state. Roosevelt calls the result surprising and says many supporters were spoofed by Al Smith. Smith plans rest then Albany work with possible French Lick trip for rheumatism.
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Associad Press
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Albany
French Lick
Ind
Roosevelt
Rogers
Ebovernor
Will Hogers
Gov. Smith
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wosen
George KE. Brennan
Minnis
Smith
Jack
Bronx
East Side
Good Times Ahead Says Business Leaders After Election
Chicago leaders of business and industry forecast strong prosperity following the election retention of the present administration. Frank L. Carey and others cited improved conditions, reduced radicalism, and expected gains for agriculture and industry with new prosperity and renewed confidence.
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United Press
Chicago
Frank L. Carey
Chicago Board of Trane
Ventura
Tongrasa
Wiliam
Wrigley, Jr
James A. Patten
Artha Reynolds
Sontinental and Commercial Tank
Charles H. Markham
Minos Central Railroad
Coolidge Holds Lead in North Dakota Returns
Fargo, Nov. 6. President Coolidge leads Senator La Follette by about 11 points with 458 precincts left to report. With 1080 of 2768 precincts counted Coolidge 520, La Follette 469. Analysts expect remaining precincts to tighten the gap but not overcome Coolidge's early advantage.
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Fargo
Coolidge
la Follette
North Dakota
Coolidge SS
Lal Follette
Dave
Performan
da Pollette Wout
Gem Store Robbed in Marshalltown Heist
Burglars forced a rear door to rob the Henry M. Hellernd jewelry store in Marshalltown last night stealing Ula Dongs pearls watches and silver valued between 5000 and 6809 dollars. Police have no clue who carried out the crime.
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Marshalltown
Henry M. Hellernd
Recount Boosts Brookhart in Iowa Senate Race
Complete recheck of unofficial returns in Iowa's U S Senate contest shows Smith W. Brookhart leading Daniel F Steck by about 1 068 votes after corrections in several counties. Counts in Woodbury Buena Vista Polk and Lee counties altered margins as auditors found miscounts and stray ballots changed the outcome.
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Senate
Brookhart
Stock
Associated Presay
Des Moines
United States
Towa
Smith W. Brookhart
Daniel ¥. Steck
Ottumwa
Daniel I. Steck
Lowa
Steck
Wrockhart
Benador
Woodbury
Woodbury County
Twen
Lee County
Buena Vista County
Polk County
Benton County
Brookehart
Executive Council
Iowa
Smith W. Breakhart
Daniel F. Steck
Buena Vista
Kauffman
Storm Lake
Associated Press
Pottawattamie County
L. H. Cook
Council Bluffs
Denison
International News
John Denison
Progressive Party
International News Service Today
Smith
Ww. Brookhart
Dan W. Steck
Loulea County
Clyde Herring
Democratic State Central Committee
Telegraph Briefs from Global News Wires
Telegraph briefs report Rio Grande do Sul battles repulsed in Brazil. New York notes eastbound radio signal beat westbound by one second at the national exposition. London cover on Coolidge election favors stable governments. George Blumenthal of Lazard Freres named officer of the Legion of Honor for efforts stabilizing the French currency.
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New York
Jone
London
Coolidge
George Blumenthal
Lazard Freres Bank
Read Legion of Honorr
Ramsey Re-elected State Senator in Butler Bremer District
John M. Tramsey Republican won the Butler Bremer district Senate seat with a 399 vote margin. His total was 5,577 defeating Dan Jerolaman from Shell Rock.
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Bremer-Butler
Ramsey
Senate
Bryan Calls 1922 Defeat a Severe Setback
Miami telegram from Sunbury Pennsylvania reports William Jennings Bryan saying the defeat is severe and demands an immediate start on the 1923 campaign. He adds it is too early to analyze returns but will issue a statement soon.
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Miami
Fla
William Jennings Bryan
Sunbury
Landslide Brings First Negro Judge to Chicago Bench
Alberto George Genre, 51, a Chicago lawyer, becomes the first Black judge in the city after a Republican landslide. He defeated Democratic rival Lawyer George by an estimated 65 000 to 70 000 votes, tapping into strong support from the Negro district and promising to be fair to all.
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United Press Citeaga
Alberto Genre
George
Beorgs
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Brazil
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