Tammany Is Routed in New York as Sulzer Elected Assemblyman
Early returns show Tammany routed in New York with William Sulzer elected to the Sixth district Assembly seat by about two to one over Harry Kopp. Fusion candidates sweep the Board of Aldermen, likely giving a 12 to 4 margin and possibly two more Fusion votes. Republicans appear set to win Court of Appeals judges and hold a working majority in the Assembly.
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Fublot Aweep
Sulzer
Fom
Harry Kopp
Repubicans
Court of Appeals
Assembly
Tammany
Fielder Wing New Jersey Election Report
New Jersey governors race seen as very close with James F. Fielder winning by about 15 000 votes over FE C Stokes. President Wilson backed Fielder amid national campaign lines while Colby’s weak showing surprised observers.
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Publishers’ Press
New York
New Jersey
James F. Fielder
C. Stokes
Pielder
Wilson
Fielder
Washington
Millville
Stokes
Cumberland
Everett Colby
Colby
Reform Party In Phila Is Routed
Philadelphia Nov 4 Returns up to midnight show the Republican ticket victorious over the Fusion forces by a likely 40 000 plurality. Mayor Blankenberg’s reform administration failed to capture Councils. Samuel P Rotan re elected District Attorney by about 60 000 with smaller gains for other nominees. The Fusion bloc combined Washington and Democrat parties while the Republicans opposed them.
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Charten
Eugene N. Foss
Poms
Walsti
Publishers’ Press
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Blankenberg
Samuel P. Rotan
Washington
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Republican
Walsh Wins Easily in Massachusetts
David Mash, Democrat, won Massachusetts by a clear margin as results came in from Boston on election night. The Associated Press report notes Mash led throughout the returns, with strong support in urban precincts and decisive gains in key districts.
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Mass
David Mash
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Massachu
Bell Is Mayor of Indianapolis Elected in 1922
Joseph E. Bell Democrat won the Indianapolis mayor race by a reported 8 878 votes over William H. Johnson Progressive. Bell total 23 770 to 14 892 for Johnson with other city and state results listed for several towns.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph E. Bell
Willam H. Johnson
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Johnson
Miss Perkins Serves as Polls Worker in New York
Miss Dorothy Perkins daughter of George W Perkins assisted at polling places by driving her own car to transport lawyers and watchers for the Honest Ballot Association. She and Miss Dorothy Freeman lent autos for the operation and were on duty from 6 a m. in the early hours amid improving tensions.
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Publishers’ Press
New York
Dorothy Perkins
George W. Perkins
Honest Ballot Association
Miss Perkins
Dorothy Freeman
Close Congress Race in Pittsburg as Votes Remain Tight
In Pittsburg on November 4, Joseph G Arm and Porter, both Republicans, contest a tight race for Congress. Porter carried the last presidential bid while Arm Strong enjoyed backing from U S Senators Penrose and Oliver and some Democrats. Final totals may edge to the courts amid the citys bitter campaign.
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Pittsburg
Joseph G. Armelection
Congress
Porter
Armstrong
Bees Penrose
George T. Oliver
Republican Organization
O'Shaughnessy Denies Ultimatum Report From Washington
Mexico City dispatches claimed the United States issued an ultimatum to Provisional President Huerta demanding resignation. American Chargé dAffaires O Shaughnessy said he had not seen any formal communication and had no confirmation of such a message. He noted no change in the international situation and questioned the report.
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Publishers’ Press
Mexico City
Novi 4
Nelaen O'Shaughnessy
Despitches
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United States
Huerta
Wrich
Matias
Mateny
Wreck in France Leaves Up to Sixty Dead
Paris reports the Marseilles Paris express collided with another train near Melun, 27 miles from Paris. Seven coaches were reduced to splinters and flames swept the wreck. The death toll is estimated between 40 and 60 with many passengers aboard.
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Publishers’ Press
Paris
Melun
Bank Looted as 1500 Creditors Riot in Oviedo
In Oviedo a bank raid by about 1500 creditor protesters smashed in, but the safe yielded only bags filled with sawdust and ashes. The incident occurred as creditors carried the bank loot slogan Hulla-In and disrupted the scene. The event highlights unrest over bank failures and the treatment of creditors.
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Publishers’ Press
Madrid
Oviedo
Mexico Crisis Near President May Call on Congress to Act
Washington reports say Huerta may face a 72 hour ultimatum to resign in favor of Pedro Lascurain as Carranza followers press for change. A U S message to Congress may outline the Mexican crisis as negotiations near a climax. Huerta must choose to yield or defy U S and European powers.
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Police Refuse To Man Cars in Strike
Indianapolis, Nov 4 Twenty nine policemen face charges of insubordination after refusing to board street cars planned to be operated during a strike. Captain Kroger failed to recruit volunteers, while 80 called, 29 surrendered badges to aid strikers. Detective reports place Charles Fisher at fault in a shooting case tied to the unrest.
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Shank
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Millead
Carrollton
John Dee
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Carrellion
Spiegel Defeats Hunt for Mayor in Citywide GOP Victory
Judge Frederick Spiegel wins the mayoralty as the Republican ticket sweeps the city. Campaign leaders say the result shows loyal support and pledges a clean efficient administration. Oppenheimer, O'Connell and Pugh win as judges. three members of the Board of Education also secure easy victories.
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Hunt
Robert Z. Buchwalter
Republican Central Communties
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Oppenheimer
O'Connell
Pugh
Ani
Citizen’s Board of Education
Mayor Concedes Defeat Amid Downtown Crowds
The mayor, learning of his defeat, appeared with Secretary William Stiegler and walked to City Hall as crowds trailed him. Asked for a comment, he said he had no comment and left for his Clifton home shortly after midnight.
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Wiliam Stiegler
Jose
Mike
Clifton
Democrats Lose Control of Council
The City Council leans Republican with 21 of 32 seats secured early returns show. Republicans seen widening to 24 or 25, with several close wards tilting Republican by small margins.
Mayor Hunt Defeated. Vice Mayor Johnson Responds
Simeon M. Johnhon quotes the Cincinnati vice mayor thanking citizens for votes and pledging cooperation with the incoming administration. He says change is desired, credits Hunt for effort, and asserts current officials will aid successors. Period tone reflects early 20th century civic recap.
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Hunt
Johnson
Cincinnati
Simeon M. Jonnhon
Deputies Named in Voter Suppression Across Districts
The statement alleges Chief of Police Gopelan provided officers with names of more than a thousand voters not entitled to deputies. Deputies were assigned to the Sixth, Eighth, and Eighteenth wards to prevent voting, an action Sheriff Deaner claims the chief authorized to disenfranchise voters.
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Gopelan
Amy Veter
Deaner
Winners for Cincinnati mayor and city offices
In unofficial returns from most precincts Frederick Spiegel appears elected mayor of Cincinnati with a Republican gain. The tally lists Spiegel with around 3,500 to 3,700 plurality and shows broad Republican strength across council and other city offices including judge positions and board members.
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Police Clash in Eighteenth Ward Over Election Voter Pressure
In the Eighteenth Ward a tense election day ended with police and county deputies facing off as Republicans alleged voter intimidation by city officers. The standoff eased when officers withdrew. turnout surged late, and Mayor Hunt lost the ward by 50 votes to 1,087 last election.
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Sherif Cooper
Hunt
Scene at Blaine Club Shows GOP Lead in Returns
Anxiety at the Blaine Club as returns favored Republican candidates led to optimism. Charles F. Hornberger oversaw the tabulation room with Ray Hilfenbrandt Robert Buchwalter George Platt Inest Von Barber Judge Lucters and others present. A victory parade formed with a band and a large crowd marching through city streets.
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Ray Hilfenbrandt
Robert Buchwalter
George Platt
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von Barner
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International figure welcomed by officials in Montevideo
Theo dore Hessevelt and his party arrived by a special train and received a hearty welcome from national and municipal officials in Montevideo. Preparations are underway to greet them in Buenos Aires with a reception and march.
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Montevideo
Theodore Hessevelt
Calonei Plang
Bupnos
Ayres Tosher
Gaamen Candidate Wins Big in Home Precinct
In the third ward and twenty fifth ward receipts the candidate for mayor carried his own precinct by a substantial margin. The report notes Mayer Hunt votes in Clifton offered the only notable opposition, yielding a mayoral majority of about two hundred votes.
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Serikeke Gaamen
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Spiegs
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Ware
Clifton
Mayer Hunt
Galvin Comments on Mayor Hunt Office Big City Probe
John Galvin former mayor of Cima cleat comments on Mayor Hunt saying it seems likely the mayor would investigate the entire ecosystem of Cincinnati amarrow and would be in fever of a belief in a city.
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Cima Cleat
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