Gill elected mayor of Cheyenne in party sweep
Daniel W. Gill a Democrat won the Cheyenne mayoral race by a large margin over independent Henry Sweet with a slight lead over Republican I. Hinkle. Roach won the sheriff post defeating incumbent Frank Roach and others. Mentzer appears set to win the first judiciary district judge seat. Tupper and Fisher secured clerk and district court clerk posts respectively.
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First Judiciary District
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Sam Ellis
Beard
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Wyoming Returns Hint Democratic Win In State Legislature
State Chairman Hopkins reports near parity between Taft and Wilson electors with Wilson leading Albany and several counties. Mondell re-elected to Congress by 1500 to 2000. Judge Gibson Clark likely elected as supreme justice. Legislature appears Democratic on joint ballot, though counts are incomplete in many counties.
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Tribune
Manly victory brings quiet after avalanche of messages
Captain McDonald and Wilson's canoe crew in Prize situation receive flood of congratulations as townsfolk celebrate. Children run to the hero, who says he needs time to think after a grueling journey five miles through rough weather.
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Warren Running Behind Kendrick in Wyoming Balloting
A Cheyenne dispatch reports results from 103 of 472 precincts outside Cheyenne. Kendrick leads Democrat J A Kendrick with 4, five five, Warren the Republican incumbent with 9,698 for the U S Senate. Mondell Republican incumbent holds 2,484 for Congress. Fahey Democrat 1,988. No Progressive senator candidate.
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Thompson Elected County Attorney by Large Plurality
Samuel M. Thompson, a Democrat, won the county attorney post with the largest majority in the ticket. Thompson received 1,859 votes in the city to Walton's 1,491, while Walton carried the county outside Cheyenne with 472 against Thompson's 62. Thompson is among the city's best known young men and a son of General Thompaonie.
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Fred Lapash
Doody
Lapash
Cheyenne
Ray K. Olds
F. M. Bruner
Samuel M. Thompson
Albert D. Walton
Mamie EB. Hefferon
William Dunston
EF. L. Farrington
Samuel Thompson
Walton
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Wilton
Thompson
Laramie
Thompaonie
Kendrick Leads in State Returns for U S Senate
Partial election tallies from Wyoming show John B. Kendrick ahead for the United States Senate with a narrow Democratic edge in key districts. Park and Big Horn counties trend Republican or Democrat in a close contest across the state, with Taft and Wilson leading locally in various counts.
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John B. Kendrick
United States Senate
Democratic Ticket Sweeps Gillette and Campbell Counties
Crook and Campbell counties elect the full Democratic ticket by about 600 in a decisive regional result. Wilson county tallies show a roughly 100 vote lead while Clark county also records a 100 majority.
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Campbell
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Turkiye War Collapse Deepens As Fronts Fail
Sofia dispatch says Nazim Pasha’s Turkish army was crushed in two days on the Serai Tchorlu line with heavy casualties. Bulgarians pursue the defeated forces while Turkish supplies crumble, bread rushed across a peninsula to keep troops fed. Monastir falls to Servians as Tenedos is held by Greek naval forces near the Dardanelles.
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Taft leads in Lusk district race with nine precincts in
In Lusk Wyoming on November 6 the vote tallies show Taft 490, Mondell 641, Mentzer 610, Clark 250, Fahey 224, Wilson 268, Lee 102, Clelland Dem. 0, for the legislature. Nine of ten precincts reported. Mondell appears likely elected.
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Mondell
Fahey
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Sheridan county results show Taft edges Wilson in 92 precincts
In Sheridan Wyoming 92 precincts complete Taft 607 Wilson 1503 Roosevelt 1249 Mondell 1424 Faht 71350 Winter 829 Beard 874 Clark 1469 Shipp 8466 Legislature Democrats average 1762 Republicans 087 Progressives 463
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Sheridan County
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Wilson
Roosevelt
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Carbon County results show Taft leads in 25 of 40 precincts
In Carbon county Taft leads 1012 to 881 with Mondell at 1128 and Beard 1087 as 25 of 40 precincts report. Republicans lead overall and outlying areas unlikely to change totals. Progressive and Socialist votes minimal. In Rock Springs the county likely Democratic with 3 of 22 precincts heard and Sweetwater sentiment favors Democrats. legislative and county tickets both viewed as Democratic.
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Taft
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Beard
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Fahey
Rock Springs
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Albany County Returns Largest Lead For Mondell
LARAMIE Wyoming November 6 All but 13 of 50 Albany county precincts report in with results showing Mondell 1109 votes Beard 581 Kendrick 1225 Wilson 999 Taft 781 Clark 934 Fahey 81 Warren 43 and others.
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Buffalo Vote Totals Across Precincts
Buffalo Wyoming reports partial vote totals with 18 of 20 precincts counted and results continued on Page 8.
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Wyo
Wilson Wins Electoral Vote Count Amid Narrow Outcomes
New York Nov. 6 The election returns show President elect Wilson with about 287 electoral votes as late results from Kansas Minnesota South Dakota Wyoming shift. Roosevelt leads in some states but Wilson gains in key doubtfuls while women’s constitutional amendments pass in Arkansas Kansas Michigan and Oregon. Republicans split votes aiding Democratic control in the Senate and House, with New Jersey and Indiana states aiding Wilson’s running mate and the party’s broader gains.
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