Democratic Control of Senate Seen After Elections
The article argues Democratic control of the Senate is assured with favorable outcomes in Illinois Michigan Oregon South Dakota Tennessee and Wyoming. It notes progressives may align with Democrats on tariff reform and other policies, while several Republican progressives and figures like Norris Kenyon Borah hold influence.
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Tennessee
Wyoming
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Cullom
Senate
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la Follette
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Borah
Idaho
Mr. Roosevelt
California results tighten as Roosevelt leads in California
California ballots show Roosevelt ahead by 130 votes after another correction from Los Angeles figures. With 4237 of 4372 precincts reporting, Roosevelt leads Wilson 280 255 to 280 125, signaling a likely close California result and possible split electoral delegation. In Kansas, Capper and Hodges remain in doubt as unofficial returns place Roosevelt ahead by about 9000, with mail ballots totaling 3000 likely to determine the state ticket.
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Los Angeles
Leland
Wilson
California
Roosevelt
Washington
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Arthur Capper
George H. Hodges
Nations eye partition as Albania hopes for growth
The article notes Albania's strategic aims tied to reclaiming Adriatic ports, with allies seeking to carve up European Turkey. It reports on mixed war news from Saloniki and Monastir, Turkish claims at Tchatalja, and Bulgarian authorities gaining control as civilians welcome the Bulgarian administration.
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Servia
Balkan
Adriatic
London
Paris
St. Petersburg
Turkey
Constantinople
Greece
Saloniki
Monastir
Tchatalja
Bulgarian forces seize Drama as Turks retreat home
Nov 5 saw Bulgarian troops occupy Drama. reports say Turkish forces in the region are withdrawing toward their home areas as tensions ease in the border zone.
Peace talk rejected by Turkish army in Constantinople
In Constantinople public opinion and Nazim Pasha oppose mediation. The army vows to fight to victory or defeat, with officers supporting continued war. No front changes. reconnaissance finds no Bulgarians beyond Tchorlu and Rodosto. A self-imposed armistice on the Thrace plains and rains have slowed operations for about a week.
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Constantinople
Nazim Pasha
Kiamil Pasha
Party of Union and Progress
Tchorlu
Rodosto
Adrianople Falls Rumor Spreads Of Bulgarian Victory
London reports from Bucharest and Sofia claim Adrianople has fallen to Bulgars with garrison surrendering unconditionally. Refugees stream toward Asia Minor as five powers discuss mediation but take no action. Saloniki reportedly under pressure. city walls scene shows distress outside Adrianople gate.
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Daily Mail
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Sofia
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Saloniki
Asia Minor
Porte
Bulgars Reported to Occupy Tchatalja Lines
The Times despatch from Sofia dated November 7 reports, without official confirmation, that Bulgarian troops have occupied the Tchatalja lines as of 11:20 p m. local time.
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the Times
Sofia
Tchatalja
Bulgars Dam Maritza River Floods Town Near Adrianople
Sofia dispatch reports Bulgarians dammed the Maritza to backwater and flood a town near Adrianople, aiming to force an early surrender. Cettinje notes King Nicholas unhappy with siege delays at Scutari as Montenegro holds less Turkish land than allies. Winter grips the region with two feet of snow making roads impassable.
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Adrianople
Sofia
Maritza
Cettinje
Nicholas
Scutari
Montenegro
Turkey
Turkish Commander Claims Victories
The western Ottoman army commander reports Zerovitch on the Salo niki Monastir railway has been recaptured from the Greeks. He also states a Servian cavalry detachment with machine guns was routed at Perlepe.
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Zerovitch
Saloniki-Monastir
Perlepe
Turkey Proposes Purchase of Chilean Warships
Valparaiso Chile Nov 7 The Turkish government has proposed buying the battle ships and torpedo boat destroyers being built in England for Chile. The Chilean government is reported to decline selling the war ships.
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Chili
England
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