davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

Lor nazis atacaron a Birming
ham, la RIGA ciudad industrial
iuglesa, Y con sus artefactos de-
rribaron edificios y ocasoinaron
la muerte a muchaS personals.
Birmingham, como Londress
como Coventry, pasara a ser
un simbolo de resistencia, abne-
gaci6n y valentia.
Los barbaros saben que no
podran quebrantar la moral del
pueblo ingles y no ignoran que
la guerra no puede ser canada
aSesinando a inocentes.
Pero la propaganda del nazis
mo y Ell fascismo sc hasa en- Ia
destruction del enemigo... y re-
latando los bombardeos de ciu-
dades lie hacen Greer a los es-
claYos y partidarios que la bora
del triunfo sc acerca.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

Berlin % a sntender que acep
taran sus imposiciones los go
biernoS a-ntidemocraticos de
Hungrfa Bulgaria Y Rumania.
Hungrfa esta dcminada por
I'm almirante sin escuadra y
reacCionario; Bulgaria por un
rey semifascista, que busca la a.
mistad del Soviet Y la encuen-
|trs Rnmanfaas pof 81 s'titereP'
Antonescu, que anteayer estaba
en- Berlin, aver en- Roma y ma
mana ira a donde lie manden.
SCumplira Turquia su pro-
mesa de acudir en- defensa de
|Gracia 81 los b1lgaros atacan a
la paguena nacionalidad?
SEjercera Stain su influen-
cia y presionara a Turqufa pa
"a que consienta Ell atropello de
los griegos por los soldados es-
.clavos de esas tres naciones UNI
cidas al Eje?
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Destruction de ciudades. - Bombas bien en-
pleadas y NAL utilizadas. - Grecia pide ayuda
No invita- e invita- a todos. - Lewis ataca. -
Dies y la Quinta Columna.

Cuando ell funesto case de Es-
pana Franco estaba apoyado
en- este pals por prelados y sa-
cerdotes.
Todas las atrocidades del ia
langismo eran excuSadas por los
protectors de Franco.
EStados Unidos cre6 una "neu-
tralidad' de "nuevo cuno" y no
Sc vendieron al gobierno legiti-
mo los aviones y los armament
tos que deseaba comprar.
Ahora palpando la realidad,
muchos de los que en- este pals
dieron su apoyo a Franco lamen
tan haber menospreciado la O
bra de la Rep1blica y haber da-
do a La demoeracia un enemigc
mas.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

Inglaterra, a pesar de las no
ticias nazis, no desea "malgas-
tar" sus bombas en- edificios ocu
pados por famiias de Obreros,
empleados, o "burgHeses',
Una bomba que cae en- un OBJ
jetivO militar y ayuda a des-
truir los recursos de guerra del
enemigo, es una bomba bien en-
pleada.
La bomba que cae en- la casa
de un pobre, en- una escuela o en-
una iglesia ,es una bomba NAL
utlizada.
La aviaci6n inglesa busca los
objetivOs militares; la aViaci6n
nazi, que aprendi6 a destrozar
inocentes en- Ia guerra de ESpa-
ma, prefiere Ell terrorismo y por
10 tanto la matanza de hombres,
mujeres y nihos.
En- las ciudades ~inglesas, CO.
mo en- las ciudades de Espana,
con frecuencia las ametrallado-
ras de los photos totalitarioS g.
tacan a los ciudadanos y CEN
tenares de vidas son "ektermi-
nadas".
Els grande la diferenciaI en-
cuanto a bondad Y claro concep-
to del derechO de los pueblos,
en- los procedimientosl Inazis Y
fascistas y los limpios y justos
de la democracia.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

clones que Sc ha ordenado a los
directories de las eScuelas la ex-
pulsi6n de los nihos que asuman
una actitud provocative. La po-
licia secreta realiza ~investiga-
clones e informa a los maestros.
Todos los mines pertenecientes a
los grupos de QuiSling han sido
golpeados.
Roma, nov. 20.-Desde Gu
dad Vaticano informan que uno
de los nuevos cardenales 10 sera
Francis ]. Spellman, de New
York.
San Diego, Cal, Nov. 30
Nuevos aviones BOA, de 20 to-
neladas y cuatrO motores, van a
ser enviados a Inglaterra por la
compaiiia "Boeing''. Estes apa-
rates tienen un radio de acci6n
de 5000 millas Y pueden llevar
una carga de bombas de 5000
libras. La velocidad que pueden
desarrollar pasa de las 800 mi
Has pOr bora. Las alas tienen
una extension de ITO pies y han
sido pintadas de mOdo que So
confunden con campos sembra-
dos. Dfcese que seran Ilevados
por el aire a Inglaterra. Cada
uno de los cuatro motores desa-
rrolla una potencia de 1900 ca
ballos.
Vichy. Nov. 20.-Un general
que fne prisionero de los alema-
mes, Augusta Maria Emilio Lau
re. ha sid0 nomhrado secretario
general de- la prasidencia del
Consejo. Sustituye al general
Charles Brecard, nombrado an
teayer Gran Canciller de la Le-
gi6n de Honor.
Bombay, Nov. 2O.-Otro par
tidario de Mohandas X. Kandhi,
Brijial Bryant, ha sidO detenido
por predicar la desobediencia
civil y expresar Oposici6n q la
guerra.
Ciudad de Mejico, Nov. 90
Fl teniente Perez Zavala, CO.
mandante del caionero mejica-
no Queretaro, asegura haber i
dentificado como barcos ameri-
canos los que hace pocos dias en-
impidieron, quiza sin
la salida hacia alta
mar de cuatro vapores alema-
nes, uno de los cuales fue hun
dido por sus tripulantes.
Uno de los barcos americanos
es ell "Plunlett'', un destructor
construido recientemente. Tres
barcos americanos Sc halIaban
frente a TampicO y registrarOn
anteayer dos vapores america
nos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

lEscuchara Estados Unidos
Ia vcz del pueblo griego, que pi-
de aeroplanos y armas?
81 de veras apreciamos Ia H.
cha que por nOsotros sostiene In
glaterra y Grecia, sin demorar
debemos enviarles aercplanOs,
muchos aeroplanos, de mode
que Ell enemigo pueda ser conte-
nido y derrotado.
Espaha nos pidi6 aeroplanos
y cruelmente Sc los negamos.
Inglaterra esta recibiendo
ahora nuestra cooperation y es
l6gico y humane e~xtenderla, sin
cOrtapisas, al heroico pueblo
griego,
sin aviaci6n, como en- el iris
tisimo case de Espaia, los grie-
Qos Sc veran Obligados a retro
ceder y f~inalmente seran aniQui
ladies,
La infanteria y Ia artilleria
reQunieren Ell apOyO de Ia avia'
c,6n an Ia guerra moderna.
81 demoramos Ia ayuda q Gre
cia, ayuda que Ingiaterra va ie
vieue dando, mahana diremOs
apesarados; eran dignos de me-
jov Suegts,
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
LA LEY DEL sERvICIO MI
LITAR EN- PUERTO RICO

San Juan, P. r., Nov. 90
Bajo la ley del servicio mill
tar deberan inscribirse hoy los
j6venes entire los 21 y 35 amos
d edad Ell partido Nacionalis-
ia pide a los j6venes que no
cumplan con Ia ley. Calc6lase
que hay en- Puerto Rico mas
de 10000 hOmbres de edad
militar.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
CONFERENCIA SOBRE MA
~TURALIZACI0N

Mariana por la noche. en- 81
Centre Espahol. Sc ofrecera una
conferencia por Ell departamen-
to de naturalization e lnmigra-
ci6n de Tampa. La presidira
Mr.. Manning y la Legion Anne
ricana paseara las banderas.
Disertara John BOushall, que
habla bien ell idiOma espahol.
Rafael Martinez Ybor hara la
presentation del orador. La en-
trada sera gratis para todos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
DOS o
A UN BARCO NGLEs

Madrid, Nov. 20.-Desde
Algeciras comunican que dos
aviones, cuya nacionalidad no
Sc pudo establecer, arrojaron
hoy bombas sobre un barco
de guerra ingles. FL barco en-
tr6 en- Ell puerto y no Sc sabe
81 ha sidQ averiadQ.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
DECLARADO LEGAL
Ell PARTIDO NAZI

Berna, Suiza, Nov. 20.-A
las amenazas de los nazis sui
EOS ~contest6 aver ell gobiernO
declarando Illegal el partid 0
agrupaci6n a que pertenecen.
La MEDIA entrara hoy en- vi
gor, emandaba ese grupO Sc le
FecOnociera como ''un partido
de nuevas ideas pOlitieas y So
GALES"
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

La Reina electa por los seho-
res socies entregara Ell sabadc
la corona y grsciesamente sc
marchara del trono.
Vendra a sustituirla una nue.
va Reina.... tambien electa por
Ia voluntad de los asociados.
Es Ell reinado de la bzellezal
la distinction y la simpatia... y
los sdbditos ejercen Ell derecho
democratico de votar y selec-
cionar.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

FL gobernador Holland no
mandara invitaciones y las puer
tas permaneceran abiertas para
todos ell dia z de enero, fecha en-
que tomara possession.
No mandara invitaciones Y,
sin embargo, invita- a todos los
buenos ciudedanos.
La demGcr~cia eS ash de SEN
ella Y hamana.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
Noticias importantes de aver y de hoy

Pidese a los e~xtranjeros que Sc inscriban. = La
aviacion nazi ataco a Birmingham. - No rece-
sara la Camara. - Puntos de John L. Lewis. -
Perecio ell periodista Barnes. - Saludo final a
Cardenas. - L o $ ninos noruegos contra Quis-
ling. Aviones de 20 toneladas para Inglate-
IRA. = La escuadra americana frente a MEXICO.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy J sin po
sibilidades de lluvia. Maxima
temperature aver, Is grades;
minima, 6s. yientos modera-
dos del este.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

edificiO de Ia Novena y Gale IA.
Ruega Ell secretario Frank de
Ia Grana la asistencia de todos
los sehores directories.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

Washington, Nov. 20.-La Sc
cretaria de justicia pide a los
extranjeros Sc inscriban antes
de que commence a .afluir, en-
grandes c~antidades, al correo de
Navidad. Hasta la fecha Sc han
inscripto 2,9O3,6S o sea Ell 81qo
Ell registro Sc cerrara el 26 dc
diciembre.
Berlin, Nov. 20.-La aviaci6r
alemana ha lanzado miles de
bombas en- Birmingham y han
ocasionado enormes dafios. La
nota Official dice que han side
destruidas muchas fabricas de
municiones Y a~rmamentos Los
photos nazis divisarOA mas de
20 incendios Y estiman que las
defensas resultaron inefectivas,
Birmingham posee una pobla-
ci6n de un million de habitantes.
Washington, Nov, 20,--Por
1914 votos contra 14S Ia Camara
rechaz6 la proposition de rece-
so del lider democratico McCor-
mack. No concurrieron a la Sc
sion cerca de 10 representatives
dem6cratas. Los republicanOs
votaron en- 'bloque" y a ellos sc
agregaron "A dem6crRtas.
Atlantic City, Nov. 20.-John
L. Lewis recomienda a la Con-
venci6n del CIO estos puntos:
La proportion de todos los in
gresos. en- forma de salaries. de-
be ser aumentada; Ell costo de Ia
vida debe ser mantenido con
IpreoiOs- estables q razonables;
las ganancias deben sostenerse
en- un nivel justo y razonable; Ia
estructura ,contributita nacio-
nal necesita salir de su actual
mente caracter retrogresivo;
una mayor expansion del po-
der de compra para que llegue a
los beneficiados bajo la ley de
seguridad social y ayuda a los
parados.
Vichy, nov. 20.-ContiDGan
encerrados en- la carcel de Bou-
rrasol, cerca de Riom, e general
CAMEL y los e~xprimerOs minis
tros Daladier y Blum. Sc les a.
cusa de negligencia en- cuantO a
la defensa de Francia.
Los magistrates estudian Ia
constitution para determinar 81
fue violada con la declaration
de guerra.
Toxic, Nov. 20.-Anuncia la
'agencia Domei que pasaron por
Shanghai, en- direction de las Fl
|lipinas, 200 aviadores america
nos. BESIDE Manila ayisan que
ALI Sc construyen nuevas y po-
derosas bases de aviaci6n.
Belgrade, YugOeslavia Nov.
|2O-En un avi6n ingles que sc
estrell6 contra una montana,
perdi6 la vida el notable CORES
ponsal americana Ralph w.
Barnes, del New York Herald
Tribune.
La identification Ne hizo por
medic de los documentos. Fun
clonarios consulares ingleses y
amercanos han salido q investi-
gar. Cuatro cadaveres fueron
encontrados, dos de ellos de pi-
fotos ingleses.
Cludad de Mejico, nov. 90
FL p~resldente LAzaro Cardenas,
que entregara Ell gobierno Ell dia
80, reclbi6 81 saludo final, en- Ia
historical avenida de Madero,
hecho por mas de $4,000 perso-
mas, lneluyendo mujeres, nihos
~ nihas. Sc conmemor6 ell tri-
Qesimo aniversario de Ia revo-
luci6n contra Porfirio Diaz.
Estckolmo, Suecia, Nov. 20.
-Hasta los nihos noruegos We
rifican demostraeiones en- con-
! ira del traidor Vidkun Quisling.
que ACADIA de publican un libro.
Taatas han aide IM demOstTa-
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
REUNION DEL DIRECTORA-
DO DE LA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO

Esta noche, a las 800, Sc reu
Mira el directorate de la CANA
"a de Concrete de Ybor, en- q
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

Lewis atac6 al p~residente
Roosevelt; Lewis atac6 a Wi
liam Green:
FL hombre de las cejas espe-
SOS y enmaranadas ataca y acu-
sa a los que no piensan como 81,
Cuando Sc eseriba la historic
de las colectividades obreras de
este siglo, Lewis aparecera CO.
mo uno de los explotadores de
sus companeros y en- ell fondo
un enemigo mas de la clase que
asegura viene defendiendo y
protegiendo.
Lewis pertenece al grupo de
los Mateo Vol y compania, aun
que 81 y Mateo Sc aborrecen y
cada uno dice "horrores" del O.
tro,
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

iCuando publicara Martin
Dies ell documento en- el cual de-
nunciara por sus nombres, Sc
gun ha p~rometido, a los jefes de
la "Quinta Columna" en- este
pats?
Nosotros esperamos que Mr.,
Dies pese bien todas las pruebas
en- 50 pOder antes de lamar sus
.~prometidos anatemas.
Acusando con pruebas, el pue
bio americana le aplaudIra acu-
sando para satisfacer odios 0
prejuicios... las 'trompetillas''
Sc oiran en- TODD Ell pals.
Ell pueblo quiere Ia verdad Y
Dies sostiene que sc le servira
en- bandeja de plata,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
JEWS ARE ATTACKED
 IN MAINE

BATH, Me, Sept. 19.-In the first demonstration of racial conflict re- called here varnish was smeared over the store fronts and windows of eight Jewish-owned establish ments before dawn today. The po- lice are checking on German sym- pathizers in their search for clues.
 Appearances indicate that the marking was done with an ordinary paint brush, but there were no iden- tifying marks to indicate that the perpetrators were members of some organization opposed to Jews. There is ground for belief that persons liv- ing elsewhere did the job, similar acts of vandalism having been com- mitted in Lewiston a few weeks ago.
 Sam Prawer, wholesale dealer in fruit and produce, who keeps a truck in front of his warehouse, re- ported that all the tires had been slashed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
Hitler Having
 Trouble
CoIumnist CIapper Be. Iieves Nazi Leader af
 End of Rope

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. = The world famous columnist, Raymond Clapper, in an article released to- day says that informed observers be- lieve that Hitler has encountered trouble in his war against Britain and that as an unavoidable result the opinion of military observers is shifting to the view that the war will stalemate through the winter.
 Although the air damage inflicted by the Nazi air force has been ter rible, military observers now feel that it is insufficient to settle the issue while at the same time the shortage of British pilots it about to be relieved.
 The article says that the Germans have been unable to destroy the British air force as they did Poland's on the ground. The article further says that an acute shortage of lub- ricating oil and aviation gasoline, rather than foggy weather, are re- sponsible for Hitler's failure to at tempt a knockout blow.
 Hitler's failure to deliver a knock out blow from the air in turn makes it very unlikely that he will attempt an invasion this winter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
President Returns I 10
 His Duties
Faces Another Busy Week end-May Reply 10
 Criticisms

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Presi- dent Roosevelt has returned to his White House desk following his trip to Alabama to attend the Bank head rites, for another busy week end. He will be given an honorary degree at the University of Penn sylvania Friday and will make an address which may contain answers to some of Wendell Willkie's recent criticisms.
 Democratic Leader John Kelly had said the President also may inspect defense works in the Philadelphia and Camden area.
 Immediate business awaiting the President included the setting up of machinery for registration of six teen and one-half million men be- tween the ages of 21 and 35 years, from among whom army recruits will be conscripted.
 A director of conscription is to be named, also a new Cabinet mem- Der, Jesse Jones, is to be sworn in. Jones succeeds Harry Hopkins as Secretary of Commerce, and will hold his present post as Federal Loan Administrator.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
Railroad Is Taken Over
 By Chinese
Chiank Kai- Shek' $ Forces Seize System in Soufh-
 ern Yundn Province

HONGKONG, Sept. 19. The tense French Indo-China situation has neared new climax when Gen eral Chiang Kai-Shek's Chimes e troops are reported to have seized the railroad in southern Yunan Province, bordering the French col ony.
 The Hongkong newspaper Takn- gapao reported that the Chinese troops blew up the international bridge between Laokai and Hokow and destroyed a section of tracks between Hokow and Pochai. The newspaper reports that the Chung king government officially took over the section of the railroad lying within China. Shen Chang. the di- rector of the Kungming Suchow Highway Bureau, is named director general of the railroad
 The railroad was built and con- trolled by French interests. The Central Chinese government receiv- ed lrage quantities of military sup plies by way of the road before the collapse of French resistance in the European war. Japan now demands the right to use the road in her offensive against Chian Kai-Shek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19

WASHINGTON-The inside story of how the swap of 50 over-age de- stroyers for British island bases was arranged is a long and complicated one. It goes back about six weeks, when Roosevelt partially turned the idea down.
 At that time, the British wanted to buy the destroyers Outright-a cash deal. The President vetoed this on the ground that there was no legal way for him to sell the ships for cash, even though they would be of indirect help to the United States by bolstering the resistance of the British Navy.
 The President was urged to make the sale by such friends as Cordell Hull, Supreme Court Justices Frank furter and Murphy. Senator Jimmy Byrnes and several others. How ever, he stood firm that the ships could not be sold outright.
 Later, the idea of trading the de- stroyers for island bases was con- ceived. This the President felt was all right, provided the Justice De- partment considered it legal So he hurriedly called Attorney General Jackson back from vacation and asked him to study the matter care- fully
 Also the President suggested that Wendell Willkie might be sounded out in advance regarding the deal. so that it would not become football of campaign politics.
 Accordingly, several friends s of Roosevelt's got in touch with friends of Willkie's, including John Hanes, ex-Under Secretary of the Treasury; William Allen White; and Lew Douglas. former Director Of the Budget. However, they made no progress, and Willkie at one time kicked over the traces and issued a public statement that he would ex- press his views only to the President personally, and only if the President asked for them.
 Willkie would not say that he dis approved of the destroyer transfer In fact, he indicated that he ap- proved it. But he was absolutely firm that he would not commit him self in advance; especially ill the Elwood acceptance speech, in which his friends wanted him to include a specific reference to destroyers.
 The furthest he would go was to put a statement in his Elwood speech emphasizing the importance
 Continued on Page Four)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
REDS T055 ACCUSATION
 AT AMERICA
Declare Unified States to Move Into European
 Hemisphere

MOSCOW, Sept. 19.-The Rec Fleet, publication of the Soviet Navy, has accused the United States of spreading the Monroe Doctrine to the whole world"
 The United States, Red Fleet as- serted. is planning to occupy the Azores, Madeira. Canary and Cape Verde Islands, Portuguese and Spanish bases off the west coast of North Africa.
 Cccupa tion, Red Fleet said, "by strong European power, would be serious menace to the United States, particularly to Latin Amer ica, hence the United States is pre- pairing to take them over herself
 The article also declared the Am erican press is campaigning to take over French and British colonies ir Africa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
U. S. PLANE PROGRAM
 SpEEDED UP
More National Guardsmen 10 Go Up for Service
 in November

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Secre- tary of War Henry l.. Stimson an- ncunced today the War Department has signed contracts since July 1 for 9,174 of the l8.46l war planes for which Congress provided funds this session.
 Secretary Stimson disclosed tens tative plans for active duty of ap- proximately 37,00O National Guard officers and men in November to comprise the third and fourth Ma ticnal Guard increments to be called out under present plans.
 No further units are expected to be ordered for service before Janu- ary 3, Stinson said.
 The initial group of 1000 guards men donned uniforms September Is, and 36,OO0 others are ordered to report by October IS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
King, Queen
 Invited fo
 Come 10 us.
Death Valley Seofty Offers His Desert Castle 10
 Royal Family

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept. 19- Britain's royal family has been in- vited to share Death Valley Scotty's million dollar desert castle for the duration of the war.
 Death Valley Scotty, who never kept out of the headlines for very long period, said hat he wasn't sure that their majesties could accept his offer, but he thought it was good idea.
 Scotty cabled his offer direct to King George instead of bothering with such intermediates as the Brit ish Ambassador in Washington.
 The old gold miner said he thought that Death Valley was a good spot to escape Hitler's blitz- krieg, while the castle would furnish accommodations for royalty. He said: q suppose they won't ac- cept. but I still think it is good idea
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
CApT.LANE |5 DEAD IN
 CALIFORNIA
Seofdrer, Explorer of Arc. tiee, Passes Away While Huntino

MODESTO, Cal, Sept. 19.-Capt. Lewis L. Lane, famed seafarer and explorer in the Far North, died while on a deer hunting trip.
 In 1914, Capt. Lane rescued Arc tic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson from Cape Kellett Banks Land and 10 years later found Death Camp" and bodies of four men lost from the s. S. Karluk of the Canadian Arctic Expedition.
 Capt. Lane was in command Of the first merchant ship to land at Wrangell Island which he claimed for the United States. He likewise claimed Herald Island. Capt. Lane was a son of c. D. Lane, well known early day Cali fornia and Alaska mining man.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
DUKE OF KENT E5CApE5 BLAST
 OF NAH BOMB
Earth and Stones Shower Car of Member of
 Royal Family

LONDON, Sept 19.-A time bomb exploded today within eighty yards of the auto in which the Duke of Kent. youngest brother of the King. was visiting Nazi-bombed areas in southwest London.
 The Duke was not injured.
 Tn his royal car the member of the royal family was travelling along road when he came to a section roped off and marked Danger. Unexploded Bomb!" The auto stop ped at the same moment the bomb exploded. Earth and stones show cred the car
 German bombs dam ged the courtyard of the British Museum and other west end London build ings holding art or historic treasures, but the exhibits had either been removed at the start of the war or protected against injury.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
DEM0(RAT5 IN THIRD DIVISION
 WIN AT POLLS
Republican Gets Fourth Place in Election
 t0 House

VALDEZ, Alaska, Sept. 19 = Forty-four precincts out of 60 pre- cincts of the Third Division which have been received by the Clerk Of the Third Division to date give the following results of the September 10 election:
 For Delegate
 Anthony J. Dimond CD 2,767 Cash Cole (R) 634.
 For Attorney General Henry Roden D) 2,137, Harry C. Mccain (R) i,l63.
 For Auditor
 Frank A. Boyle fD) 2,459, A. H 1umpheries (R) 867.
 For Highway Engineer William A. Hesse (D) 2,173, H. c Miller (R) 1,022.
 Fer Senator--4 Years Edward D Coffey fDO 1883, Harry [. ONeill (R) 1,459.
 For Senator--2 Years Den Carlos Brownell CD 1913, Jo- ;eph H. Murray (R) 1,291.
 For Representatives Mcritz A. Andresen tRl 1907. William A. Egan CD 1904. s. J. McCutcheon tDD 980. H. H. McCutcheon CD 1,734. Amer J. Peterson fR) 1,436. Hal B. Selby (R) 1,189.
 Harvey J. Smith tD) 1,751. Ivan A. Wilson (R) 1,012.
 Referendum
 For 1929. Against 2,134. The above results include all large precincts of the Third Division anc those still unreported cannot change results except to increase the Dem- ocratic leads
 S. J. McCutcheon was "sticker' candidate, taking the place of Allen E. Horning, Democratic nominee to the House who withdrew when he accepted position with the Civil Aeronautics Authority in Anchor age. McCutcheon, who was fifth in the vote for Representative in the Democratic primaries, was indicated to run in the general election in place of Horning whose name was already on the election ballots and vote for McCutcheon was cast by "sticker.