Democrats Sweep Governors and Congress in Early 1910s Votes
Democratic gains reshape state and national offices with Dix winning New York and Wilson securing New Jersey. Massachusetts and Connecticut swing to Democrats, while Ohio and Michigan show strong Democrat leads. races in Rhode Island and Pennsylvania see notable Republican advantages.
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New York
Ohio
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Washington
House of Representatives
United States Senate
John A. Dix
Henry le Stimnon
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Vivian M. Jewls
Port
Massachsett
Eugene N. Foes
Eben
Draper
Simeon H. Baldwin
Charles A. Goodwin
Judaon Harmon
Dem Oorm
Warren
Whardley
New Hampshire
Robert P. Bawa
C. E. Carr
Pennsylvania
John R. Tener
Rhode
Islaid
Gor. Pothier
Lewis A. Waterman
Tennessen
Benjamin W. Hooper
Lowe
Claude T. Porter
Wisconsin
Francis B. McGovern
Benator la Follette
Michigan
Charles. Dehart
L. T. Homans
Army Plans Aerial Squadron for Congress Unveiled
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood announced plans for an aerial military squadron to Congress. The exact number of planes to be provided will be determined by the War Department under applicable law.
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Army
Washington
Congress
War Department
Law Takorm
Leonard Wood
Bern
Leonard Wow
United States
Durand
Fall River Board of Health
Taft
Liew
Gordon Johnston
Seventh Cavalry
Cankrewe Stowt
Jomneton
Wetton Omnine
Buddajohi
United Sites
That & Pear
James L. Davenport
Suffragists Denied Full Ballot at City Polls
Chicago suffragists stormed the polls but were blocked by election judges who allowed votes only for university trustees and a few offices. Militants carried a storming party to the polls and prepared to pursue the contest in court. They demanded the entire ballot in the witnesses presence as a formal measure.
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Chicago
Sitormoge
Apenas
Portand Lumber Co Challenged by Western Lumber Firms
Lumber companies including the Portand Lumber Company protest discriminatory freight rates and market shutouts, alleging exclusion from Idaho, Montana and Utah markets to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wolding
Workman Ayetome Control
Portand Lumber Company
Oregon
Aviator Falls Sixty Feet in Weebington Park
Nicaraguan aviator Loule De and John J. De Pree de of Ht. Loule suffered serious injuries after falling sixty feet from a craft in Weebington Park.
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East
Loule de
John J. de Preede
Loule
Weebington Park
Prohibition Debate Drowns in Missouri News Fragment
Fragmentary report notes confusion over statewide prohibition in Missouri with names and numbers unclear. Event mentions Louie and hearings with limited detail and no clear outcome or dates.
Top News Fragments From Across The Nation And Beyond
A batch of evolving events is reported from rail wrecks to fires and rescues. Notable items include a freight wreck near Chattaroy Washington with multiple deaths and injuries, a Texan shootout near Delton, and a San Francisco hotel fire that claimed Dennis Kearney. Also noted are a rescue at the Charlton river and a Los Angeles arrest tied to labor tensions, plus oil talks and a July lunar eclipse forecast.
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Klight
Creat Northern
Chattaroy
Waod
Frank Ellington
Henry Pittman
Delton
Tex Jack Pittman
Michael Coyne
Univeralty
Political split on women's suffrage among party nominees
The National Woman's Suffrage Association reports canvases show 107 nominees favor full suffrage and 64 favor partial, including 43 Republicans. 21 Democrats and 15 Republicans favor partial suffrage. Some Democrats oppose any suffrage. several remain noncommittal. Judge Simeon Baldwin indicates opposition to Roosevelt.
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Comeres
Congressional Committee
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Democrae
Simeon K Baldwin
Koos
Epeech Hampah
Fiber Eesiaston
King George Leseed Proclaims Coronation Date
A brief notice states King George has issued royal proclamations fixing the coronation date for June, signaling formal regnal ceremonies and public observances to follow.
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George
Leseed
Procama
Government plans raise postage for magazines and air squadron covertly
Postmaster General Hitchcock proposes higher postage for magazine advertising and promises one cent air mail postage in a future plan. Maj Gen Leonard Wood explains measures to Congress including wartime devices while other items cover pensions, railroad hearings, and a Nevada Walker River dispute ruling by the Supreme Court.
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Hitchcock
Iivision
Railroada
Railroad Securities Commission
Commitsalon
Hadley
Yale University
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Court of Nevada
California
Nevada
Clint
Piatt Adame Sets New Vault Record at New York Meet
Piatt Adame of the New York Athletic Club vaulted beyond twenty eight feet by two inches to break the old record set by Martin Sheridan in 1907. The Southwestern baseball tournament offered a $1000 prize with El Paso Mavericks winning over Douglas and Cheyenne. El Paso took five of nine games, Douglas four. Baseball magnates consider reducing pickoffs to three and reviving the earned run rule ahead of next season.
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William Miller Graham
Calfornia
New York City
Mele
John Haye Hammond
Continental Meredleum Company
Standard Oil Company
Great Salt Lake
United
Isu
Piatt Adame
New York Athletic Club
Martin Sheridan
el Paso Mavericks
Doulas
Arizona
Cheyenne
Wyoming
el Paso
Douglas
Express strike tensions loom as New York ties beset rail lines
In El Paso Texas population data shows a sharp rise since 1900 while New York press reports escalating express strike strife. Merchants urge an end to the dispute with the intercoast line amid deadlock between the tranecontinental Orem Companion and its Metropolital routes.
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el Pano
Tex
New York
Merchante’ Associaton
Parmalee
Dayton
Columbus
Wyoming Sheepman Cavender Found Dead on Range
Coroner rules William Cavender died by self inflicted act after his body was discovered in a sheep wagon on the Wyoming range. Cavender, a well known sheepman, was said to be in prosperous circumstances prior to the incident.
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Buleide
William Carender
Cavender
Incorporation Papers Filed for Local Ventures
Cheyenne reports filing of incorporation papers with the secretary of state for Trepee lodge and a Sherman County summer resort proposition in Sher idan county, each with capital stock of 15000 dollars. News notes a record Wyoming land price where Charles Mc Donald paid Fred W Wildenberger 500 dollars per acre for five acres of cultivated land northeast of the place on Saturday.
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Cheyenne
Trepee Lodge
Vummer
Sheridan County
Wyoming Landa
Hultalo
Wyoming
Charles McDonald
Fred W. Wildenberger
Hunter Kills Three Bears in Burt Gulch Area
Henry McNeill of thin city reports a hunting expedition in Burt Gulch country and Maxwell basin where he killed three large black bears. He returned with the trophies and has been offered a large price by J R Parker.
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Lander
Henry McNeill
Thin City
Burt Gulch
Maxwell Basin
Mr. McNeill
J. R. Parker
Lumberman Killed at Perkins Lumber Company Sawmill
Charles F. Perkins president of the Perkins Lumber Company was instantly killed at the sawmill in the mountains when a load of logs rolled onto him. His head struck a spike and the injury penetrated the left eye, causing instantaneous death.
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Tages
Charles F. Perkins
Perkins Lumber Company
Perkins
Wyoming Lands Opened for 320 Acre Homesteads
A petition signed by many residents requests government lands in the Meekerse section be included in the 320 acre homestead law. The interior secretary grants the request and announces that about 1000 acres in this district are now open to entry under that statute.
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Meeteerse
Meekerse
Secretary of the Interior
Heaviest steer sold from Wyoming weighs 2910 pounds
Sheridan reports the champion Wyoming steer, likely the heaviest ever shipped from the state, sold at South Omaha by the American Sheep Company. The 2910 pound beast brought 115.67 dollars. its half brother had a top 1050 pounds the previous year. The dam was described as an ordinary range brute.
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Sheridan
Wyoming
South Omaha
American Sheep Company
Evanston well pumps strong for Texas King Oil Company
The new Texas King Oil Company well in Evanston began pumping last week and shows remarkable results. It is deemed the banner well of the field amid great enthusiasm. Stockholders from Salt Lake including Dr A L Castleman Dr A S Bowen G N Stocking Col B K H Jacobs and J J Trenan with M W Inderwood attended the pumping and praised the outcome.
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Evanston
Texas King Ol
Hla
Salt Lake
Wit
A. Ll. Castleman
A. 8. Bowen
G. N. Stocking
BK. H. Jacobs
Examinations for Clerk and Carrier in Laramie Post Office
The United States civil service commission announces an examination on November 17 1910 for clerk and carrier in the Laramie post office. Qualified persons are urged to apply as eligibles are scarce. Age limit is 45. For blank forms and information contact the commission’s local representative at the pawn office or the secretary of the town’s local representative at the post fee building Seattle Washington.
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Laramie
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Secretary of the Ton
Post Fee
Seattle
Washington
Ariatocratic Mules Arrive in Cheyenne From Casper
Four neat mules bound for California arrived in Cheyenne this evening under ownership of Hon. K. Duckoum of Casper who bought them from Asue Boysen. The mules cost over 1000 dollars per pair and about 100 dollars per animal. Boysen sold them to Buckcum who has used them on his Natrona county ranch.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
California
K. Duckoum
Casper
Asuue Boynen
Hernee Lowe
Boysen
Buckcum
Natrona County
Delegates Named to Trane Mission Commerce Congress
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting delegates to the Trane Mission Commercial Congress were chosen. The event will convene in San Antonio from November 22 to 24. Named delegates include J. D. Therm, George W. Ferry, L. B. Jeffers, H. A. Coliem, and All. Dinten.
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Sheridan
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Aluster
J. D. Therm
George W. Ferry
L. B . Jeffers
Hh A Colieem
Dinten
Wyoming items and court cases from Cheyenne to Sheridan
A Cheyenne Hebrew group plans to erect a synagogue while Private Falls soldiers face U.S. court in Cheyenne. Stories cover a hunter’s death, train movements near Laramie, Mondell’s recovery, Wool Growers convention in Sheridan, resignations, convictions for a war raid, a Sheridan wedding, and local incidents from land company filings to a broken cribbed injury and scabies outbreaks among sheep near Evanston.
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Frank W. Mondell
Laramie
A. H. Mohler
Union Pacifice
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Sheridan
Alvin J. Mather
B. B. Brooks
Buffalo
Wyo
Pole Mountain
John Lumpkins
Henry Bates
John Townsend
Amanda Lint
Grinnel
Mont
Cupid
West Sheridan Land Company
George W. Downer
A. T. Chambers
Urby Rtutherford
C. W. Johnson
J. B Chamberlain
Cody
Vila
James McLaAughils
Peruna praised by sufferers in letters to promote cure
Two readers describe long term cold and catarrh symptoms improved by Peruna. Mrs Jennie Darling reports relief from internal catarrh and deafness after years of illness. Mrs Darling says Peruna keeps her from taking colds and helps her regain strength for work.
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Peruna
Bsiaix
Jennie Darling
Milla
Maine
Boston Boy’s Gifted Child Alarms a Schoolteacher
A Boston parent brags about his five year old son forming Greek words, claiming unusual intellect. He recounts a tale of the child at 12 months declaring proofs of culture in Athens, provoking skeptical remarks.
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Boston
Athens
Strong Preaching Praised by Eight Year Old Girl
A district superintendent preached at church and his eight year old daughter praised him for being a strong preacher. She attributed his strength to the dust rose that appeared when he stamped his feet, delighting her parents.
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Brother
Art Lously
Judge
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