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| Congressional
Returns Nations
Are Democratic
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. E. Keller incumbent democrat.
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West Virginia, 2nd, Jcnning
Randolph, incumbent democrat.
3rd, Arthur Edmison incumbent,
democrat. 4th, George W John
son, incumbent democrat. 5th,
John Kee, incumbent democrat.
6th, Joe L Smith incumbent dem
ocrat. Pennsylvania 10th, J. Ro
land Kinzer, incumbent republi
can. 25th, Charles I. Faddis in
cumbent democrat. 27th, Joseph
Gray incumbent democrat. 29th,
Charles N. Crosby incumbent de
mocrat. North Carolina elected
all democrats.
Now York 3rd, Joseph L. Pfei
fer incumbent democrat, fourth,
Thomas H. Cullen incumbent de
mocrat. 5th, Marcellus H. Evans
incumbent, democrat. 6th, An
drew L Homers incumbent dem
ocrat. 8th, Donald L. Ottoole,
democrat. 9th, Eugene J. Keogh
democrat. 10th, Emanuel Cellcr
incumbent, democrat at large.
Mathew Merritt, Caroline O’Day,
both incumbent democrats. 43rd,
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POLITICAL LEADERS ISSUE
STATEMENTS REGARDING
DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE
(By The Associated Press)
UNDATED, Nov. 4, — The people have returned
the New Deal to four more years of leadership, with an
electoral plurality, the greatest in American history,,
declared Democratic National Chairman James A. Far
ley.
Continuing, he said:
“We now look forward to four years of un
interrupted effort to accomplish the completion
of economic recovery, of industrial welfare,
and of the permanent establishment of real lib
erty in the United States. The opponents of
the President would be ashamed of campaign
bitterness, and I hope attacks will be forgot
ten.”
Hamilton Sticks By His Guns
CHICAGO, Nov. 4, — John D. M. Hamilton, chair-!
! man of the Republican National Committee said:
“None of those who have stood shoulder
to shoulder in this fight need have regrets or
fears, for in the making of this fight they have
freely and courageously followed the dictates
of their conscience. Under our form of govern
ment, a militant and a vigilant minority had a
vital service to render the nation. The Repub
lican party, with the cooperation of those dem
ocrats and independents who find a common
cause with us, will not fail in that obligation.”
NEWSPAPERS ADMIT DEFEAT
NEW YORK, Nov. 3, —The New York American,
one of the Hearst papers, declared that Roosevelt
had been re-elected in a 9:30 p.m. EST edition on the
streets. Hearst, who had continuously urged the elec
tion of Landon, carried the above story on the basis
of 9 p.m. results.
The Kansas City Star which supported Landon,
said in a first election edition tonight “early returns
from over the nation indicate the victory is of land
slide proportions for Roosevelt, in the electoral coll
ege vote”.
Daniel A. Reed incumbent demo
crat. 2nd, William B Barry in
cumbent democrat.
Indiana 3rd, Samuel B Petten
gill incumbent democrat. Eigh
th, John W Boehne Jr. incumbent
democrat. Florida all democrats.
Illinoisl9th, Hugh M Rigney de
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mocrat. Maryland 2nd, William
P Cole Jr., incumbent democrat.
New York 36th, John Taber,
incumbent, republican. Kansas
1st, W P Lambertson incumbent
republican. 2nd, U S Guyer in
cumbent republican. Pennsyl
vania Hth, Patrick J. Boland in
; cumbent democrat.
Missouri 2nd, William L Nelson
! incumbent democrat. 3rd, Richard
M Duncan incumbent democrat.
4th, C Jasper Bell, incumbent,
democrat. 5th, Joseph B Shan
non, incumbent democrat. 8th,
Clyde Williams incumbent demo
crat. 6th, Clarence Cannon in
.
combcnt democrat. 10th. Orville
Zimmerman incumbent democrat.
PIERRE, S.D., Nov. 4—Gover
nor Tom Berry conceded victory
to his republican opponent, Leslie
Jensen of Hot Springs.
Boise, October 4—Sen. Borah
is running ahead of his own beat-1
en republican ticket from the out |
set and lengthened over the en
tire field. He pulled nearly three
thousand ahead of Roosevelt’s
total, despite Idaho’s democratic
landslide matching the nations.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov. 4.
—Roosevelt took the lead in New
Hampshire by three thousand,
with one precinct to be counted.
Landion leads only in Maine and
Vermont. Total electoral vote for
Landon now 8.
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