Parade Planned for Welcome of Kendrick in Cheyenne
Democrats and Republicans unite for a nonpartisan welcome as Gov. Kendrick and senator elect return to Cheyenne from Sheridan. A large parade is planned if weather permits with bands and autos, and a committee coordinates the event at the Union Pacific depot.
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Wilson
John B. Kendrick
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Kendrick
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Charlievin
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Mondell Leads But Clark Gains Ground In Wyoming Race
Democratic state chairman Hopkins says Jack Clark has a good chance to defeat Mondell though Mondell leads slightly in the latest figures. Official canvass will decide the margin. Clark’s large statewide tally marks a personal triumph and Cheyenne voters express regret over their ballots.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming a real oasis since election puts 4 states day
Wyoming becomes a desert oasis after last Tuesday’s vote as Utah Montana South Dakota and Nebraska join dry borders. Prohibition across the region would block liquor sales for miles with open saloons scarce near Sheridan and Cheyenne. The ruling is seen as intensifying the prohibition battle and turning Sheridan into a liquor hub for Montana and South Dakota.
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Nevada
Fight is Won McCormick Wives to State Leader
New York November 10 1916 State Leader Cheyenne Wyoming We very much appreciate the loyal support you gave President Wilson We have fought a good fight and won Vance C McCormick national chairman of the Democratic party sent this telegram to the State Leader after the California result confirmed Wilson victory He withheld the message until results were certain confirming a national win for Wilson
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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Vance C. McCormick
Democratic Party
McCormick
California
Praise Wyoming's Section of the Lincoln Highway
Praise Wyoming's Section of the Lincoln Highway extols the route through the southern border towns. Wyoming’s road officials and enthusiasts discuss improving stations and supplies for travelers, fostering homesteaders, and boosting tourism while highlighting a well marked, well bridged Lincoln Highway across the state.
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Gettle
Fata
Submarine threat prompts White House briefing plan
Officials in Washington prepare a full briefing for President Wilson on German submarine actions. The outlook is described as more disturbing since the Sussex sinking, with incomplete information on the Arabia and Marina losses where six Americans perished. The Berlin embassy has yet to report a German version.
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Gardner Leads for Governor in Missouri
Results from 872 of 3459 precincts in Missouri give Democrat Gardner 372,089 votes to Republican Lamb 868,04, showing Gardner with a growing lead and an assured election pending official tally. The early figures exceed the estimated absent vote, signaling possible changes in the final count.
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New Mexico Now Swinging Into the Wilson Column
Santa Fe reports Walton with a Democratic plurality of 1500 and Jones leading Hubbell for the United States Senate. Hughes is trailing by 47 precincts in the eastern end standings.
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Hubbell
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Hughes East End
Aerial Battles and Ground Advances Across Fronts
Berlin reports destruction of seventeen Allied planes as fighting rages in the west. British and German losses mount. Germany claims gains along the Russian front with 3000 Russians captured and 27 machine guns seized in Volhynia. Petrograd notes Russian setbacks as Austro German forces push in Volhynia and Dobrudja.
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Democrats poised for narrow House majority in nation
New York reports early returns show Republicans and Democrats each with 215 seats as one district counts. A New Mexico vote may decide the House majority while four balance members from Louisiana Massachusetts Minnesota and New York hold the power to choose the speaker and shape legislation. Senate tally stands 64 Democrats to 42 Republicans.
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Weather Outlook for Weekend With Cold South Retreat
Weekend forecast calls for fair skies Saturday and Sunday with milder conditions in most areas. Cold snap approaches the extreme south where temperatures drop and winds shift. forecasters warn of cooler nights and a brisk Sunday.
President Wilson Delivers First Public Speech Since Election
Wilson declares campaigns over and nations welfare in focus at Williams town college event honoring his son in law Francis Sayre. He calls politics a fight but says red blood guides action while recounts of electoral margins and state results keep totals in flux as matches for California and New Mexico linger.
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Austrian envoy Tarnovski named U.S. ambassador
Secretary of State Lansing announced that Anetrin has appointed Count De Tarnow Tarnovski as ambassador to the United States and he has been accepted by the government. Tarnovski previously served two years as secretary of the Austrian embassy and has twenty years in Austrian diplomatic service.
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Hope of Peace After Wilson Election
The Weekly Union welcomes President Wilson’s reelection as favorable to peace and liberty. It says his success offers hope for an earlier end to the war and praises his prophetic intellect at the helm of the world’s strongest power. The New Statesman notes allies prefer a predictable president.
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England
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New Statesman
McCormick Confident Wilson Wins Minnesota
New York reports Democratic national chairman Vance C. McCormick arrived at party headquarters and predicted President Wilson’s re election with 288 electoral votes. He said Minnesota would vote Democratic by a narrow plurality and that a recount was unnecessary. McCormick noted his campaign weight loss from the effort.
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French Field Marshal predicts war to climax soon
London reports Field Marshal French, commander of home forces, warns the war may reach a climax this winter or next spring. His speech last night was widely featured across newspapers.
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Miss Rankin Elected to Congress in Montana
Congratulatory messages from suffrage leaders poured in from across the country as Jeannette Rankin, Republican, was elected to Congress in Missoula Montana Tuesday. She becomes the first woman to serve in Congress and won by a plurality of about 2000 votes.
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California Officials Scrutinize Election Ballot Count
San Francisco reports that politicians begin vigilance over the official ballot tally from Tuesday's election. Wilson leads by 254 with 18 precincts miscounted. Democratic Chairman Cushing claims Wilson's plurality is secure, while Republican Chairman Howell doubts the figures.
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Petition to Ban Alcohol for War in Britain
The Strengths of Britain Movement plans to urge the British government to prohibit alcohol sales during the war. The appeal, signed by about a thousand leaders across industry, art, education, and government, argues alcohol weakens the nation and diverts resources, hindering army, navy, and logistics efforts and endangering infant welfare.
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