Republican Hopes From Montana Returns In November Vote
Nov. 7 dispatch reports incomplete returns from Montana showing Republicans with strong leads in statewide races. Estimates predict Wilson winning by about 10,000, Stewart trailing by 4,000, and Edwards third. Democratic central committee projects a Democratic majority in both houses if the party maintains momentum.
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Cascade county results show Democrats lead in key offices
Special Dispatch reports Grant Falls with many Cascade county precincts counted. Democrats win four of six representatives and most county offices including district court judges, clerk, and superintendent. Republicans win several roles including county attorney and auditor. Leading legislative candidates include Frank Murray and James Burns. Dem vote totals range widely across districts.
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Doubtful States Highlight 1912 Election Produces Uncertainty
The article reviews early election returns in New York California and Tennessee showing Wilson leading in a tight race while Roosevelt and Taft trail, with belated counts delaying a clear majority. It notes Roosevelt's plurality shrinking and Wilson's status as a near certainty for broad electoral support, yet statewide results remain unsettled.
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Wilson Keeps Cabinet Open Mind Before Inauguration
President elect Wilson says he has not decided on his future cabinet and will keep his mind open for a long period. He rejects rumors, plans no announced appointments, and will consult with informed advisers before any final decision. He also denies a Bermuda vacation plan and notes any trip would be by regular steamer, not a private yacht. Governor Wilson handles crowds and correspondence despite rain.
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Prison Break Plot Foiled By Dropped Bottle Of Acid
Details of a prison escape attempt involving John J. Smith and an ex convict were thwarted when a bottle of acid was dropped inside a cell near Smith. Saws and files were found in Sinthi’s cell, with marks near the corner and remnants of acid on the floor. An ex convict supplied the acid plan and accomplice, and guards intensified searches to prevent further escapes.
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Soldiers Ordered to Clear Streets in Lawrence Trial
Testimony details soldiers marching on streets during a strike, allegations of dynamite planted by mill owners, and claims by workers that authorities blamed strikers. Witnesses describe orders given to suppress protests and statements from mill workers about instigations by capitalists amid the Lawrence disturbances.
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Democrats In the Saddle 1 Senate Democrats in the Saddle 1
In the Slalythic congress the democrats appear poised to gain control of the senate as factional splits and progressive leanings shape potential outcomes. States like Kansas New Hampshire and Wyoming influence the balance with debates over nominations and party cooperation amid looming elections.
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War spirit still burns in Turkey
Reports from the European front describe continued Turkish resistance and Bulgarian advances as diplomats meet in confusion. Turkish officers recount heavy casualties near Luleburgas and Adrianople while leaders discuss mediation and public alarm in the capital. The war’s broader settlement remains unsettled as powers weigh allegiances and possible Redrawn borders.
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Red Cross Active in War Aid Efforts Displayed
The German Red Cross society shows great activity in aiding wounded in the Balkan war. The central committee has dispatched the fourth expedition of physicians and nurses with medical and sanitary supplies. Town of Drama reports a Bulgarian go on November 3. Antia, Nov 7. Jeupled Megus.
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Turkish War Zone Reports Questionable and Unreliable
London nov 7 unreliable Turkish dispatches from the war zone claim events at Mesingur and Seleniki but lack corroboration. A consulate dispatch states Turkish forces are in Bulmarkany near Tehatalla with both sides resting. No authentic defeat of Turks is confirmed and reports remain unclear.
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Recall drive targets Mayor Cottrill in Feattl Nevada
Petition with about 34060 names filed at the comptroller's office seeks a recall election for Mayor Cottrill. Circulation began after he took office last spring, with many signatures signed on street corners. Sixteen thousand five hundred names required. election must be set within 31 to 40 days after certification. Ten day check period, 9 workers to start, alleging incompetence and lack of moral courage and interference in police matters. Political opponents claim constitutional rights protection matters and call for a potential special session in Washington context.
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Dynamite Crimes Linked to McNamara Case In Indy Telegrams
The dispatches trace the dynamite plot surrounding the McNamara brothers, with Clancy and Hawkins named in connections from Indianapolis to Seattle. Telegrams show prior wiring between union leaders and grooms of destruction, including evidence of dynamite shipments wrapped in newspapers from Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
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