Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-11-07

War veteran. was C.CCtcd to the Sen
ate, defeating an arch critic Of the
administration, Senator Robinson, Re
publican.
Iowa-Clydc r. Herring, Democrat,
was reelected governor.
Illinois--Rcprcscnta Fred A..
Brittcn. Republican. was defeated by
James McAndrews, Democrat. Rep
rcsentative Oscar DePricst, Negro,
Republican defeated Arthur w. Nit
chell. Democrat. Negro. The stare
elected Leltker senator nor governor.
Kansas-Alf M. Landon, Republican,
was reelected governor. The State
refused to permit the sale of liquor.
Kentucky-Under its law, this State
could not start counting until today
Neither senator nor governor was
elected
Louisiana-Eight Democrats were
sent to the House. Huey Long put
across II constitutional amendments
which he said would lift the tax
burden from tie little fellow to the
big fellow Neither senator nor gov
nor was elected.
MaSSachuSettS-Jam NJ CurleY
Democrat, three-times mayor of Bos-
ton, and once representative, and an
original Roosevelt man in the State
was elected governor, defeating Jasper
G. Bacon, Republican. David
Walsh Democrat, was returned to the
Senate, where he has been since 1918
Michigan--The State remained Re-
publican by rc-clCcting Senator Ar
thur II. Vandcnburg, Republican, and
2lecting Frank Fitzgerald, Rcpubli-
can, governor.
Minnesota The Farmer-Labor
9lecting its one senator-Henrik
Shipstead. who had the opposition of
Representative Hoidale. Democrat.
Floyd B. Olson, Farmer-Labor, was
reelected governor.
Mississippi - Theodore G.. BiIbo
more hell in the Senate than 'Huey
Democrat who promised TO rraise
Long was Clcct.C without opposition
Seben Democrats were sent to the
House.
Missouri-Thc Kansas City Demo
cratic machine triumphed by turning
Senator Roscoe c. Pattern, Reputli-
can. out. and clecting Harry S. Tru
man, former county judge.
Montana-ScnatOr Burton X. Wheel
or. Democrat, cOasted back despite
fiery opposition from George M. Bour-
quOim. former Federal Judge. Jamcs
t.. MUrrY. Democrat. was elected to y
short Senate term. Two Democrat,
were sent to The house
Maryland Albert C. Ritchie, Dem
ernOr. Geurg" L. Radcliffe. Demo
crat. was elected to the Senate.
Maine In September Frederick
Hale. E"rul,ican. was reelected tc
he Senate aud Louis j. Hrann. Dem
oCrat. WAS reelected governor. Two
Democrats and one Republican were
sent TO the House
Nebraska Edawru r. Burke wa
elected TO the Senate. Il. l.. Cochran
Democrat, was elected governor.
Nevada Senator Pittman, Demo
crat, was reelected. Richard Kirman
Democrat, was elected governor. A
Democrat was returned to the House
New Hampshire-H. Styles Bridges
Republican was elected governor. n
Republican am a emocrat were re-
ClCCIeO 10 the f1O1S0.
New Jersey-Governor A. Harry
Moore. Democrat, was elected to the
Senate. Harold Hoffman, Republi.
can. was elected governor.
New Mexico-Senator Branson Cut.
ting, Republican. was perhaps defeat
ed by Representative Bennett Chabez
Democrat.
New York-Herbert H. Lehman. 6
Democrat, was reelected governor
DR.. Royal S. Copela Gd, Democrat, was
reelected to the Senate. Mrs Caroline
O'Day was elected to the House al
large.
! North Carolina Eleven Democrats
were sent to the House
North Dakota-Senator Lynn J
FrazEerI Republican,. wek ,giben a
| close race and perhaps defeated by
Henry Holt, Democrat. Mrs. William
LANCER Republican, was defeated fo1
governor. Thomas H. Noodle, Demo.
crat was elected gobernor.
Ohio-Vic Donahey Democrat, was
elected to the Senate in place OF
Simeon D. Fess. Republican, arch
critic of the administration.
Oklahoma-D. w. Marland, Demo
crat, was elected governor.
Pennsylvania-Jose p Duffey. OF
Pittsburgh. Democrat, was elected tc
! the Senate in place of the incumbent
David A. Reed, epubiican, critic OF