Taft Election Prospects Across States Revised
The United States Senate will retain its Republican majority. Governor Hughey reelected by about 45,000. Indiana close in Taft’s favor. Bryan carried Nebraska and Nevada. Ohio slow returns but favor Taft. Missouri and California for Taft, Illinois Republican, Minnesota Taft majority with Johnston Democrat governor, Kentucky and Wisconsin split, North Dakota Burke elected governor by 6 000 to 8 000.
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Minnesota
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Election returns from across the United States report Taft leading
Counts from states and counties show Taft carrying multiple regions including New York and Georgia with sizable margins. Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin indicate Taft advantages, while Bryan edges in some areas like Albany and parts of Kentucky. Overall results reflect a mixed national map with Taft ahead in many districts.
Chicago Ballot Returns Show Taft Lead In Early Counts
Chicago precinct results indicate Taft leading by about 12 000 votes. Illinois outside Cook County totals show Taft Bryan Deneen Stevenson leading in varying precincts with detailed tallies. New York Democratic figures linked to Chanter show the national scene shaping up.
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Bond Approval For Cheyenne Waterworks Project Passes Heavily
The City of Cheyenne won approval for a $500,620 waterworks bonds measure by a large majority. Voters backed the plan amid strong support and minimal opposition.
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Oregon Railroad in Hands of Receiver
Oregon Central Railway insolvent with overdue interest since 1907 for first mortgage bonds of 500000 dollars. American Trust Company files foreclosure in federal court and places railroad in receivership with Chester V. Dilph and Henry V. Berry appointed.
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Henry V. Berry
Cheyenne Electric Rail Work Near Fort Russell Progress
Cheyenne Electric Street Railway reports a crew at work leveling the new line between the city and Fort Russell. In a short time travel over the route will be much smoother than at present.
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Dry Farmers Make Money Says Cooke
Dr. V. T. Cooke, a dry farming expert, reports strong success in Converse county after visits to Lusk and Manville. He notes land once at 300 dollars per quarter section yielded 15 dollars an acre this fall, about 2400 dollars per quarter, and that future crops show eightfold value versus two years ago. He attributes potential failures to farmer neglect of proven methods. He spoke at Democratic and Republican rallies during his visit.
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Converse County
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City Briefs From Cheyenne Local News Theaters and traf fic noted
Thanksgiving ahead with markets showing turkeys. Fort Russell hosts a general court martial. No election day disturbances reported. The Capitol Avenue theatre shows Texas on Wednesday night. US district court term opens next Tuesday. Murchison Jewelry adds an optical room. William Daley named Union Pacific chief dispatcher at Cheyenne. Voters depart for stations after casting ballots. Randall avenue grading near completion. Louis Manewal returns with trout from Granite Springs. Burlington depot upgraded with paint and ornaments removed. County offices closed for election day. State Veterinarian cites Converse county cattle quarantine. County clerk office open for certificate checks. Cheyenne residents head to trout streams in favorable weather. Union Pacific No. 4 runs late affecting last minute voters.
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Converse County
Man Plunges Over Niagara Falls in Tragic Death
Charles A. Hengerer former vice president of William Hengerer Co. a Buffalo department store leaped into the Niagara River and went over the falls in Niagara Falls New York on November 3. No motive was given for the act.
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William Hengerer
Buffalo
Chairman Stickney Votes in Laramie
N. Stickney of the Democratic state central committee went to Laramie to cast his vote and returned to the city to be at headquarters as returns begin. Also notes a dance at Turner hall with admission 60.
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Laramie
P. N. Stickney
Democratic State Central Committee
Little River Biscuit Adventure at The Gherman Co
A fragment from an old page references departures and arrivals with times and places in Colorado and Southern, mentioning Tom, No 49, and Little Liver for biscuits. It outlines a retail prompt to try them at a drug company store.
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