Sweeping Gains By Republicans Across the Nation
New York early returns show Republicans gaining many seats, with heavy nationwide gains reducing Democratic House strength though party holds Senate. New York’s delegation remains 21 Republicans and 21 Democrats with one Progressive. Massachusetts net gain for Republicans. Ohio, North Dakota, Missouri heavy defeats for woman suffrage measures. Unclear Senate outcomes linger as results continue.
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New York
House of Representatives
Senate
Roger Sullivan
Tillnoiz
North Carolina
New Orleans
Congress
RL. Doughton
James M Guiger
Louisiana
W. D. Martin
Henrt L. Gueydan
Roosevelt
New York State
House
New Hampshire
Cyrus
Rhode Island
Peter G. Gerry Gleniocrat
Whiter
BR. Stiness
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Indiana
United States
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Blinu Root
James W. Gerard
Wadsworth
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Egaha
Tennessee
Nevada
Ohio
Cox
California
Hiram Johnson
Georgia Votes Expand to 152 Counties in Statewide Results
Smith and Hardwick won by overwhelming margins as all constitutional amendments passed. Four new counties are created Bacan Barrow Candler and Ewing, increasing Georgia’s total to 152. County results show opposition limited and strongest in the north.
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Georgia
Hokesmith
T. W. Harawick
McGlure
Hutchens
N. E. Harris
Macon
General Assembly
Bacan County
Appling
Flerce
Ware
Alma
Barrow County
Gwinnet Walton
Jacksas
Winder
Western Judicial Circuit
Candler County
Hmanuel
Bulloch
Tattnall
Metter
Ewing County
Bulloch and
Claxton
Women’s suffrage loses in Ohio Missouri and North Dakota
Partial early returns from Ohio show the amendment granting women the vote defeated while a statewide prohibition measure fell similarly. Home rule for cities appears favored by opponents, and Missouri reports scattered results indicating a strong defeat for woman suffrage. North Dakota’s returns suggest women’s enfranchisement also beaten by about two to one.
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Ohio
North Dakota
Missouri
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Grand Fork
N. D
Democrats Win in Fulton County Carted Victory Chronicle
In Atlanta on Tuesday voters chose Democrats for Fulton County’s two U S Senate seats one congressman and three assembly seats along with top charter amendments. Hoke Smith narrowly led over C W McClure while Thomas W Hardwick and William Schley Howard won for the Senate and Congress respectively with strong margins. Municipal turnout was about 3 000 with Democrats sweeping every ward and amendments passing by wide margins.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Hoke Smith
C. W. McClure
Senate
Thomas W. Hardwick
G R. (Rute) Hutchens
Howard
William Schley Howard
Roger Dewar
Decatur
Congress
Dewar
Bull Moose
Sam J. Jones
Executive Committee
Spencer Atkinson
Walter Andrews
RB. Blackburn
W. D. Hart F. A. Peck
John T. Pugh
Charles T Branan
Caputier
Smith
McClure
Hardwick
Hutchens
Andrews
Atkinson
Blackburn
Hart
Peck
Pugh
Corry
Tut
F. H. Peck
Whitman Defeats Glynn for New York Governor
In early returns Charles Evans Whitman, Republican, leads over incumbent Democrat Martin Glynn by about 110000 votes with Davenport and Colby trailing in third. Wadsworth appears set to defeat Gerard for the U.S. Senate. Upstate Whitman gains, New York City shows Glynn narrow, Sulzer supporters celebrate.
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New York
Charles &.Whitman
Martin JH. Glynn
William Sulzer
Frederick M. Davenport
James W. Wadsworth
James W. Gerrard
United States Senate
Bainbridge Colby
Senate
Whitman
Glyns
Sulzer
Davenport
Wadsworth
Gerard
Colby
Glynn
New York City
Greater
Upstate
Sulver
Broadway
Roosevelt
Albany
Charles F. Murphy
Boies Penrose Wins in the Keystone State
Philadelphia reports a Republican landslide as Boies Penrose is elected to the U S Senate and Martin Brumbaugh wins the governorship by a large plurality. Republicans gain lieutenant governor and internal affairs secretary, plus four at large Congress seats while Democrats lose Senate and House margins. Pinchot trails Penrose. Palmer leads among Democrats.
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Philadelphia
Pennsyvania
Boies Penrose
United States Senate
Martin G. Brum
T. S. Crago
Mabjon M. Garland
Daniel F. Lafean
John FR. K Scott
Congress
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
A. Mitchell Palmer
Make Them a Proposition in The Constitution Want Ads
A persuasive message urging advertisers to profit from the Constitution Want Ad column. It compares business opportunities to harvest machinery, invites readers to explore ads daily, and ends with telephone numbers Atlanta 5900 and 5001.
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Prairies
Constitution
Atlanta
Uncle Joe Cannon Comes Back Strong in Illinois Returns
Danville Illinois November 5 Indications show former Speaker Cannon carried the eighteenth district by 3500 over Frank O Hair Democratic incumbent In the second district James R Mann Republican was reelected Returns from the nineteenth district indicate election of William B McKinley former chair of the Republican congressional committee Cannon also stated that voters intend to return Republicans to control in 1916 with two Republican presidents and a Republican House and Senate.
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Danville
Cannon
Frank O'Hair
James R. Mann
William B. Mc~Kinley
Republican Congressional Committee
Joe" Sarm
Joseph G. Cannon
United States
House
Senate
Rye Scores Victory In Dry Tennessee Governor Race
Nashville November 3. Thomas C. Rye the Democratic nominee for governor won a wide victory over Governor Ben W. Hooper. Rye led by an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 votes as Hooper conceded defeat. George N. Welch also won the railroad commissioner post by a large margin. A Democratic legislature was elected.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas C. Rye
Tennessee
Ben Ww.hooper
Hooper
Rye
George N. Welch
Hig Rcapabean
W. G. Sadler
Votes very close on Roger Sullivan for senator
Chicago returns from yesterday's election show a tight contest for the Tilinoia senate seat. Roger Sullivan leads in Cook County by a small plurality, while Sherman shows gains in other counties. Final result expected later today.
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Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Cook County
Sherman
U S Receipts Drop 20 Million in October
Washington November 2 Government receipts from ordinary sources were about 20 006 600 lower in October than October last year Customs receipts fell about 13 000 000 and internal revenue about 6 000 000 The September showing contrasted with a fall of about 34 000 000 and the net balance in the general fund at month end was 91 629 168 about 54 900 000 below June 30 with total cash assets 1 866 323 137 compared with 2 005 005 321 on June 20
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Washington
Treasury
Georgia Counties Vote In Senate Race By County List
Ninety nine counties reported by midnight with seventy four leaning democratic, sixteen for progressives, and nine in the doubtful column requiring consolidation. Democratic counties include Balawin to Wilkinson with many named, progressive counties list follows, and a doubtful block cites Butts Dawson Greene Heard Jefferson Marion Miller Taylor Worth amid a tight Hardwick Hutchens race.
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Senate
Balawin
Banks
Bartow
Berrien
Bibb
Bulloch
Burke
Camden
Campbell
Chatham
Chattooga
Clarke
Clay
Clayton
Clinch
Cobb
Coweta
Dade
DeKalb
Dodge
Dougherty
Effingham
Fannin
Floyd
Forsyth
Fulton
Glynn
Grady
Habersham
Hall
Harris
Henry
Jasper
Jeff Davis
Jones
Laurens
Lee
Lowndes
Meriwether
Mitchell
Morgan
Muscogee
McDuffie
McIntosh
Newton
Pulaski
Putnam
Quitman
Randolph
Richmond
Rockdale
Schley
Spalding
Stephens
Stewart
Sumter
Taliaferro
Terrell
Thomas
Tift
Troup
Union
Walker
Walton
Ware
Warren
Washington
White
Whitfield
Wilkes
Wilkinson
Bryan
Liberty
Tattnall
Appling
Carroll
Colquitt
Crisp
Emanuel
Glascock
Gordon
Haralson
Jackson
Madison
Oconee
Oglethorpe
Paulding
Serevén
Turner
Wheeler
Butts
Dawson
Greene
Heard
Jefferson
Marion
Miller
Taylor
Worth
Smith
Hardwick
Hutchens
Fierce Naval Battle Off the Chile Coast
Off Coronel Chile on November 1 Germans Scharnhorst Nurnberg Gneisenau engaged British forces Monmouth Good Hope Glasgow Otranto. Monmouth sunk Good Hope possibly lost Glasgow damaged Otranto escaped Otranto and Gneisenau unscathed. German fleet reported no damage while Monmouth perished and Good Hope fire and explosion followed darkness.
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Chile
Guneisenau
Scharnhorst
Nurnberg
Gneisenau
Valparaiso
Graf von Snes
Pacific
Coronel
Monmouth
Santiago
Glasgow
Coronel Bay
Puerto Montt
Val Paraiso
Germans Confess Blooding Blocking Allied Barrier
Berlin reports claim German army halted coast invasion due to floods and British naval activity. Emperor William allegedly urged troops at Ypres as combat shifts. German losses on the coast battle described as appalling, with French counterattacks gaining ground elsewhere amid conflicting Berlin and Paris updates. Page 1 continues.
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London
Calais
Albert
Berlin
William
John French
Wiliam
Ier
Aisne
Paris
Vailly
Metz
Four-De-Paris
Saint Hubert
Argonne
Yaer
Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia Fal Day
The fragment reports a weather forecast for Georgia with mixed terms. It notes Wednesday’s outlook, low and high temperatures, and mentions rainfall amounts and deficiencies since the start of the month. The text is garbled and lacks clear data.
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Hmowa
Indioa
Atlanta
Cldy
Birmingham
Boston
Brownsville
Hatteras
Belena
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Clay
Douisville
Wwe
Eldy
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma
Pittsburg
Tear
Portland
San Francisco
Enn
St Louis
le Paul
Ple
Salt, Lake City
Cir
Shreveport
Clear
Spokane
Vicksburg
Eld
Toledo
Tampa
Washington
A. c
Herrmann
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