Presidential Vote Tightens Across States With Hughes Leading Early
Early returns show Charles B. Hughes leading President Wilson in Minnesota California and New Mexico with margins varying as precincts report. California remains uncertain with Los Angeles strong for Hughes while San Francisco leans Wilson. Nevada Idaho and Washington show mixed results as guardsmen ballots in border states may tilt outcomes.
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New Hampshire
Democratic Committee to Demand Recount in New Hampshire
Concord reports the Democratic state committee will demand a recount of New Hampshire presidential electors. The national committee directs immediate action with promised counsel and expenses. no fraud charges announced. Official returns show Hughes leading by 161 votes, the smallest NH plurality in a presidential contest.
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White Mountaings
Massachusetts Vote Totals Reported for Governor Senator
In Boston Massachusetts the final tallies show Hughes 268361 and Wilson 247837 for Massa chusetts complete. McCall Republican 274863 Mangfield Democrat 280176 for governor. Lodge Republican 288478 Fitzgerald Democrat 254446 for senator.
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Vote is very close in Nebraska results debate
Early returns from Nebraska show President Wilson leading Hughes by about 6,000 statewide with Douglas County adding 4,000 to his total and prohibitory amendment passing by a large margin. Hitchcock leads Kennedy for Senate, Neville near 6,000 ahead in governor, while Stephenson concedes Nebraska third district victory to Democrat.
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Idaho returns show governors race leading in early returns
In Idaho Boise returns report Alexander Democrat leading with 22,876 to Davis Republican 30,904. Wilson leads statewide with a 6,000 to 10,000 plurality as totals rise toward 116,000 to 180,000 votes.
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Prohibition and suffrage results in South Dakota
In Sioux Falls and towns across the state, prohibitions and woman suffrage passed with sizable margins. Republicans gained majorities in the state ticket and legislature, while key districts show Dillon and Johnson reelected, Gandy leading in the Third. Deadwood voted dry, and Yankton town backed prohibition plus suffrage. Douglas and Armour counties favored Hughes, with mixed local outcomes. Lake Andes won the county seat contest in Charles Mix.
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Statewide Victory Report and County Returns
Early tallies show Hughes winning the state by a substantial plurality over Wilton while the Republican ticket builds strong margins in many counties. Unofficial results indicate Republican control of the legislature and several county offices across Lyon, Sioux, Oskaloosa, and Sac counties, with shifts in the Second and Eleventh congressional districts and notable county officer outcomes.
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Bryan Presses Hopeful Nebraska Result
Lincoln Neb. W J Bryan issued a statement on national returns praising President Wilson’s likely electoral college majority. He noted New York’s diminished role and predicted a continued progressive program with a supportive Senate and House. Bryan also expressed gratification over Nebraska’s vote, especially the prohibition amendment.
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Montana Returns Show Wilson Victory and Senate Gains
Montana returns indicate President Wilson carried the state by about 10 000 votes. Senator Meyers is reelected over Pray by roughly 10 000. Governor Stewart appears to have beat Edwards by 2 500 to 6 000. Evans is reelected while Montana's second seat race remains close among Mitchell Farr and Rankin. Five statewide questions include prohibition with scattered results.
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Catts Leads Florida Governor Race Despite Tie Votes
In Florida tallying across 50 of 52 counties Prohibition independent candidate 8. J. Catts posts 26 610 votes while Democrat W V Knott has 21 958.
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Sulzer Leads Alaska Delegates With 3580 Votes
Incomplete returns from Alaska list delegate to congress Charles A. Sulzer Democrat with 3580 votes and James Wicker Republican with 8628 votes across Fairbanks Juneau Cordova and other locales.
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Scott in Lead in Eleventh District Election
A Sioux City report shows George G. Scott Republican leading Tom Steele Democrat in the Eleventh District race for Congress. With 15 precincts unreported and two counties estimated, Scott held a small lead as returns came in from Woodbury Buena Vista Cherokee Plymouth Ida Sac Lyon and other counties, producing a 112 vote plurality. Scott led in seven counties to Steele's six with late results deciding the outcome.
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Eleventh district returns show Scott gains in multiple counties
Indications point to Scott the Republican carrying Sioux county over Steele the Democrat by under 600 votes. In Dickinson county Scott leads 582 to 320 with two-thirds counted, Osceola Sibley sees Scott ahead 870 to 777, Lyon totals 1,486 to 1,231 in favor of Scott, and Sac county reports 1,764 for Scott and 1,404 for Steele. Overall, the Republican slate appears elected with notable gains for Scott compared to two years ago.
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Peanut Based Foods and Substitutes Featured in Home Cookery
A fragmented 1920s style cooking column lists peanut rich recipes and substitutes. It highlights peanut soup, nut morsels, peanut crusts, and a peanut dressing as wholesome options. The text mentions using roasted peanuts in salads, sandwiches, and as a flour substitute for pastry.
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Hunter's Game Bag Recipes for Winter Fare
Fragmented OCR notes describe cooking game such as pheasant and squirrels with butter, onions, stock, and herbs. Instructions mix chopping, frying, simmering, and baking in pie or pastry crusts, with condiments and vegetables, culminating in a roasted dish and sauce.
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