Missouri Taft Wins State With Electoral Plurality
From St Louis Republic and Globe Democrat tallies Taft carries Missouri by about 2 182 electoral votes over Bryan. Taft leads in popular vote by thousands, with Hadley likely to set a state gubernatorial high. Legislature remains Democratic on joint ballot.
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St. Louis
The
Republic
Taft
Missouri
Bryan
Globe Democrat
the Republic
Hadley
Maryland's Vote Split in Electoral College
Official returns from Tuesday's election show Maryland will split its electoral vote with Bryan obtaining six electors and Taft two. Taft wins the popular vote in Maryland by 541, electors totals 116,471 for the top Taft elector and 115,910 for the top Bryan elector, yielding Taft 321 to Bryan 162 in the electoral count.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Bryan
Taft
Taft Wins Ohio Plurality in Early County Totals
Complete counts from 72 Ohio counties show Taft leading Bryan 461,688 to 399,412 while Harris tops Harmon for governor with 410,878 to 431,181. Final statewide figures should shift little, with precincts still incomplete and partial totals from about 269 more precincts expected.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Bryan
Harris
Harmon
Morris
Warmon
Dem
Illinois Governor Election May Be Contested
Chicago reports Democratic chairman Charles Boeschenstein says Adlai E. Stevenson leads in the Illinois governor race and will demand a recount by the legislature, asserting a correct count shows Stevenson with a plurality over Charles S. Deneen.
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Chicago
Charles S. Deneen
Illinois
Charles Boeschenstein
Democratic State Central Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Johnson extends lead in Minnesota governor race
The St. Paul dispatch reports Governor Johnson will win by about 26,784 votes over J F Jacobson based on two thirds of counties reporting and near complete returns from the rest. Final tallies may shift slightly but overall result should remain substantially the same with changes in multiple counties.
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St. Paul
Johnson
J. F. Jacobson
Queen Dowager Maria Pia's Health Worsens
From Idibon on November 7 reports state Queen Dowager Maria Pia aged 61 is in poor health causing public concern. The notice notes her advanced age and ongoing anxiety about her condition as newspapers report.
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Idibon
Maria Pia
Financier Morse Seeks Bail After 15 Year Sentence
Charles W Morse, jailed in the Tombs, fights for bail and a possible new trial after receiving a fifteen year federal term for misapplication of funds at the National Bank of North America. Alfred Curtis wonliberty on a suspended sentence. Judge Hough denied immediate bail. Morse plans to continue legal fight to the last ditch.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
National Bank of North America
Alfred H. Curtis
Morse
Hough
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Jacombe
United States Criminal Court
Tragic double murder and suicide in East Pittsburgh
William Casey returns home to find his wife fatally slashed and his six year old adopted daughter killed in a bloodstained room. George Hartzell, Casey’s son in law, who had been boarding there, is found unconscious in a trunk with chloroform and dies. Authorities point to Hartzell as the likely killer who later took his own life.
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East Pittsburg
Syingly
William Casey
Fifth Avenue
Hartzell
Casey
Police Shake Up in New York Amid Gambling Crackdown
A surprise reorganization moves four inspectors to captain, three captains to lieutenant, and shifts others as New York police respond to a gambling crackdown. District Attorney Jerome has renewed efforts to close tenderloin gambling houses, prompting the force-wide changes.
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New York
To. Leutenants
Ce Plaipetes
Poltics
Bingham
Jerome
Lisbon Shooting Sparks Riots During Parade
November report from Porto do Mose describes a Progressist leader firing a revolver from a window into a Regen erator parade. Two people were killed and a crowd surged toward the building. troops had to shield the assailant to prevent lynching.
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Lisbon
Porto Do Mose
Progressis
Democrats Set House Majority In Montana Legislature
Helena Mont Nov 7 The next Montana legislature house will be Democratic by a fair working majority with about 40 Democrats and 31 Republicans. Taft electors expected to hold a 3000 vote edge. Congressman Charles N Pray to gain a larger margin and Governor Norris to win by 1300 to 1800.
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Helena
Mont
House
Taft
Charles N. Pray
Norris
Weekly Trade Review Credits Election, Weather for Business
A New York brokered weekly trade summary notes election results and mild weather boosted business, with improved collections in most regions except parts of the South where cotton harvests affected cash flow. Wholesale and manufacturing sectors show clearer improvement as new orders replace delayed ones. Pig iron markets were active and prices stable, while demand grows for fall and spring wear and related goods. Separately at Perry, Ruth Bryan Leavitt plans to file for absolute divorce from William Homer Leavitt after the election.
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New York
Brodstreet
Perry É
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
William Homer Leavitt
New Light Shades At Wallace Gregson Electrician
Latest styles in Mission Cathedral and Holland shades for chamber, stand and drop lights. See Gall and display of electrical supplies. Estimates gladly given on house wiring. Wallace Gregson Electrician at 121 West Mill Street.
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Mission
Cathedral
Holland
Chambelier
Gall
Eye Diseases Specialist Offers Free Measurements
A. W. Allen, M B Surgeon C, M & St. P. R N provides eye disease care with free measurements for classes. Office phones 75, night call 499 available for appointments.
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St. P. R
Austin business directory listing various shops and services
A long Austin directory enumerates businesses across categories: cement works, fruit and candy firms, coal and wood sellers, electrical supplies, churches, colleges, doctors and dentists, druggists, dry goods, furniture, grocers, hardware, insurers, jewelers, printers, lawyers, lumber, marri ages, musical instruments, meats, novelties, newspapers, plumbers, photographers, shoes, tailors, voice instruction, drayage, and a real estate firm. Names include Southern Minnesota Normal College, Hormel Packing Co, Austin Herald, Mower County Republican, and Mower County Transcript.
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State of
Min
Nesota
R. J. Murphy
Austin
Candy Company
Austin, Minn
Perience
Edward the Tailor
East Mill St
Hannigan & Murane Cor
Mill and
Franklin Sts
Interstate Phone
Annie M. Schneider
William Donovan
Dr. Price
Atlanta, Ga
National Bank of
North America
Curtis
Cc. W. Morse
Pennsylvania
Portugal
Montana
Weekly Review OF Trade
Wallace Gregson Electrician
West Mill St
A. W. Allen, M.B
Austin Mer
Presbyterians
Hirsh’s
Burlingame Bros
George Hirsh
W. D. Bassler
Golden Eagle
Owatonna Fruit CO
Austin Candy CO
J. A. Kokalaris
Prop
J. F. Fairbanks
Gripman Bros
John McCormick
Coal and Wood
Wallace Gregson Electrical Supplies
Church— Presbyterian
Southern Minnesota Normal College
M. J. Hardy
Austin National Bank
Lewis & Rayman
N. W. Telephone
J. W. Phillips
Pitzen'’s Shoe
H. A. Avery
Citizen's National Bank
Clifford C. Leck, M. D
Albertson & Albertson Osteopathic
Fiester & Thomas
General Merchandise
the Hub
People's Store
K. O. Wold
I. T. Tollifson
C. A. Pooler
J. EB. Malloy
R. R. Murphy
Albert Thon
Co. L. West
Austin Furniture CO
J. C. Johnson Jr., & Son
Ww. R. Earl Furniture CO
Donovan & Goslee
Grocers
E. A. Dalager
F. P. McBride
W. C. Horrobin
F. C. Hall Groceries and Crockery
J. Uzlik Staple and Fancy
Urbatch Bros
Decker Bros
Sheedy & Cook, Agents
Jewelers
R. Scoville Jeweler
FE. E. Gleason
G. Schleuder
Hayes Bros. Jewelers
F. H. McCulloch Printing Company Printers and Publishers
Transcript
Herald, Republican
Fortney & Bassett, J.ivery and Hack
A. W. Wright
Insurance, FF
W. Greenman
Ceneral Law Practice
F. I. Crane
Mower County Lumber CO. Lumber and Coal
DR. Sloane
W. Maple Stree
Johnson & Morgan
Charles Cressey Music Store
Hormel Packing CO
Hormel’s
Austin Herald Daily
Mower County
Republican
ING CO
Clefton Plumbing & Heating CO
M. H. Vosburg
H. L. Bishop
Fine Photos
Fairbanks Bros
J. E. Pitzen
Cash Shoeman
J. Schwan & Son
Fine Footwear. Co
Ft. Johnson Red Front Shoe Store
WM. Cutter. Edwards
W. E. Sloane
W. Maple St
Ss. L. Young Drayman and Ice Dealer
Rochford Land CO
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