Carroll and Haugen Safe in Iowa Election Battle
Returns from several counties show Carroll, Republican, leading Porter, Democrat, for governor by about 16,000 plus, with signs of party splits in the state legislature. Haugen, Republican, defeats Murphy in the Fourth District by a small margin, and Kendall is reelected in the Sixth. Three voting blocs emerge as possible coalitions to control the Senate and House, affecting the race for a United States senator.
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William Lorimer
Beveridge's Senate Hope Shrinking as Indiana Democrats Win Assembly
In Indianapolis on November 10, reports show Indiana Democrats seize a majority of the state assembly to meet in January and select Beveridge's successor. John W. Kern earns Democratic support for U S Senate, likely joining Shively as a colleague. The Democratic state ticket is said to have won by about 15,000 plurality. Senator Beveridge commented that fortunes of war, as the outlook shifts with the returns.
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United States
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Sunday Sermon on Home Delivers Emotional Mastery
Mr Sunday presents a stirring sermon titled Home delivering the human, emotional, and divine elements of his oratory. Widely regarded as among his best works aside from the famous hooze sermon, the address showcases the preacher’s full force.
Democrats Sweep State Government as War-Timed Mood Shifts
The defeated leader finally admits the tide against him while Democrats seize control of all state branches, both U S senators, and nearly all congressional seats. Governor Marshall has two years left in office. The next legislature tilts Democratic, with substantial margins in the Senate and House. The party platform calls for repealing the county option law and replacing it with city ward and rural township option units.
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Senate
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Riots Erupt Over Mexican Anti American Demonstration
Reports from San Antonio and Mexico City recount an anti American riot sparked by the Rock Springs lynching of Antonio Rodriguez. Ambassadors Wilson and Franklin protested, flag desecration occurred, and violence injured several, with authorities monitoring further fallout.
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Laredo
Mexico City
United States
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Lse
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State Department
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Arnold Franklin
Mexican Department of Foreign Relations
Antonio Rodriguez
Rock Springs
Franklin
Mexican Herald
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Rodriguez
Flashes From Billy Sunday Sermons
Excerpts from Billy Sunday sermons criticize complacent churches and urge revival. He rails against universal salvation and worldly Christianity while urging personal effort, religious reform, and active faith to save towns from moral decline.
Majority of the Demoghats Now GI Majority
Chicago reports complete election returns showing a landslide that overwhelmed the Republican party. The Sixty-second Congress will be heavily Democratic with 61 Democratic seats in the House. the Senate composition and several states remain in doubt amid notable losses for Republican standpatters and gains by Democrats.
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Old Guard
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Serena FE. Payne
James R. Mann
Edgar D. Crumpacker
Walter £. Smith
Joseph W. Fordney
House of Representatives
Henry Cabot Lodge
Simon Pure
Republican Stanfiont Senators: Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Eugene Hale
Maine
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
Thomas TI. Carter
Chauncey M. DePew
Charles Dick
Ohio
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
J. A. T. Hull
Iowa
Edwin Denby
G. J. Diekema
Duncan BE. McKinley
California
W. W. Cocks
CG. F. Scott
Kansas
W. A. Galderhead
James M. Miller
J. Sloat Fassett
J. Warren Keifer
Herbert Parsons
Willam S. Bennett
Hamilton Fish
Tennessee
Washville
Tenn
ILLINGIS RETURNS ACCUSED SOLONS ILLINGIS RETURNS ACCUSED SOLONS
Chicago dispatch outlines confusion in the Illinois Senate after elections with Gov Dencon’s influence and hints of expulsion for Holstlaw amid bribery allegations involving Broderick. The House appears stable under few changes while Senator Broderick’s stance remains unconfessed and scrutinized.
Population gains in southern states reported
Washington reports Alabama now 2,138,093 with a 309,306 rise and Florida at 1,761,139 with a 222,597 increase. In Chicago Michael Cudahy the packer is in critical condition per physicians. A Gentleman's smoke, San Felice.
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Florida
Cudahy
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the Packer
Federal powers urged after incident on treaty rights
The piece notes that the small incident in Mexico City may not cause immediate harm but could worsen long term relations. It suggests the administration may push for federal legislation granting broad power to punish riders who violate aliens treaty rights in federal courts.
Speakership Plot Threatens Harmony In House Committees
Washington dispatch reports a coming contest over stripping the speaker of power to name standing committees, likely supported by Speaker Cannon. If committees are elected by the House, seniority would be upended and long-serving minority members risk removal, risking harmony within the Democratic ranks and shifting chairmanships to Southern interests.
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Many Treated for Hydrophobia in Boone District
In Town City, Ia on November 10 the Evening Press reports most people bitten by the mad dog in Boone reached the state bacteriologist laboratory and others will arrive tomorrow. Delegation members include P. J. Nelson, John Clark, Col. Ht. Canfield, Jessie Spencer, Ella McCracken, and Mrs. Ford. Dr. Henry Albert says pasteur treatment will save them all and urges Boone authorities to muzzle or seal off all dogs at large for a year.
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Evening Press
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Nelson
John Clark
Ht. Canfield
Jessie Spencer
Ella McCracken
Ford
Henry Albert
Pasteur
Four Petticoats Will Make Laws in Colorado
Denver elects four women to the Eighteenth Colorado general assembly. Alma Lafferty Louise A. Jones and Louise M. Kerwin, all Democrats from Denver, along with Agnes Riddle a Republican from Adams Arapahoe and Elbert counties, join the house. Lafferty was the sole former female representative.
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Colo
General Assembly of
Colorado
Alma Laffferty
Louise A. Jones
Louise M. Kerwin
Agnes Riddle
Adams
Arapahoe
Elbert
Man in Boston Kills Two While Arrested
Walter G. Fall, charged with assaulting a fourteen year old girl, opened fire in the district attorney's office and killed Frank A. Rees and Police Sergeant Frederick Schleuber as they prepared to present the case. Fall was subdued and arrested.
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Mass
Walter G. Fall
Frank A. Rees
Frederick Schleuber
Fall
Nine More Miners Dead in Delagua Mine
Delagua Colorado November 10 nine more bodies were found in the number 3 mine raising the death toll to 64 with the total expected to reach 75 or 80.
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Delagua
Colo
Fire near tabernacle dampers Waterloo revival meeting
A Waterloo revival led by Billy Sunday faced a dampening effect as a street fire near the tabernacle and uncooperative weather kept about 10,000 observers away. Sunday pressed the revival message, condemning many Isms and urging a lasting religious awakening while evangelists defended the campaign against critics.
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