Voters show faith in Wilson with broad gains
Maryland elected Blair Lee to the U.S. Senate while New Jersey chose James F. Fielder as governor. Across New York and other states, Democrats expanded power, Republicans and progressives mixed results, and key mayoralties shifted to balance forces. The election produced a diverse pattern with Wilson administration support noted nationwide.
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Lee
United States Senate
Walsh Winson Bay
New York
Geese Gver
Wilson
Massachus Peta
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Augustus P. Gardner
Charles
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Foss
Blair Lee Menn
United States
Wilson Ag
Fielder
New Dempey
Mayor Hunt Defeated In Cincinnati Re election Bid
Chicago, Nov. 6 returns from Ohio and Illinois cities show Cincinnati electing Frederick Spiegel over Henry T. Hunt by about 3000 votes. Cleveland re elected Newton D. Baker as mayor with a reduced plurality.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Ohio
Una Andllinois
Frederick
Spiegel
Henry T. Hunt
Gleveland
Newton TD
Baker
Fielder Wins New Jersey Governorship Cited as Wilson Aid
James F. Fielder, Democrat, secures New Jersey governor's seat with about 14 000 plurality marking a boost for Wilson administration. Fielder reportedly faced knife attack in Essex County by Smith Nugent forces as he predicted. President Wilson appears voting at Princeton for Fielder and the winner.
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James F. Fielder
New Jersey
Wilson
Fielder
Essex County
Smith-Nugent
Wisen
Princeton
Indiana Mayors Race Results Hint at Democratic Wins
In Indianapolis Joseph and FelDemocrat won the mayoralty by about 5,000 votes. Republican and Progressive candidates in other Indiana cities trailed. Brangville Terre Haute Fort Wayne Manti Logansport Anderson lean Democratic. South Bend and Lafayette backed citizen tickets. A quoted letter by William Beckford laments air travel fantasies amid political noise.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Joseph
Paris
Ovid
William Beckford
Fielder Gathers Jersey Vote. Wins Governor Post
Newark reports James F. Fielder Democrat wins New Jersey governor by about 27 000 over Edward C Stokes. Fielder carries 14 of 21 counties and gains Democratic majorities in both chambers while Essex county gives him a narrow edge. Everett Colby not carrying a county. Essex board stays Democratic in part with four Democrats and four Republicans on assembly. Patent records safeguarded as Interior Secretary Lane orders markers removed from patent office.
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New York
Wilson
James F.flacher
Dem
New Jersey
Fielder
Bresident Wilson
Edward 8. Stokes
Govmor
Colby
Roose
Newark
N. J
James F. Fielder
Hudson County
Edward C. Stokes
Stokes
Everett Colby
Theodore Roosevelt
Tattmakins
Assembly
Essex County
Essex
Bloom
Fishter
Rowe
Byrne
McCabe
Foley
Exton
Quigley
Smith
Crosby
Barradate
Leucster
Essex County Board of Freeholders
Newark Board of Worka and Common Council
Market Notes From New York: Prices Inch Higher Amid Demand
Traders reported improved activity after early concessions with prices drifting fractionally above Monday. Mexican Petroleum and American Can led gains as demand persisted, while supply from London eased selling pressure. Major issues included Copper, Amalgamated Copper, and United States Steel among others, with broad interest across industrials and utilities.
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Nov.s
London
Megican
P&s Am
Sm & BR
Mo Ieee
R. Noy. Centra
N.X. Ny . & Telan
Tobacco Pt
Northern Pac
Penns FE
Atchison
Pitts, Coal
Atlantic
Rep
Sears-Roebuck
Ay Chino
Twin City
Electrle
Union Pacific
Great Noir
Union Pac
Guggenheim
U.S. Rubber
Hock
Steel Inter
Steel Pe. Int
Hary. Corp
Utah Cowper
Bite Louis. & Nasi
Weathouse
GENERAL MARKETS AND SHORT LOCAL NOTES
New York markets show flour receipts of 50,000 with varied patents and grades, wheat weak against crop acreage estimates, rye and cornmeal stable, and sugar and potatoes fluctuating. Porterings note dull markets for cereals with mixed futures, while a New Jersey tower collapse at Crawford results in two fatalities, Edward Denning and Thomas Cahill, both from New York, with Cahill dying later at St Elizabeth's hospital. A Des Moines prisoner sentence links a local mystery.
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Kansas
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Jersey
Drusket
Italée
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
Western
Man.c
Philadelphia
Szestern
Vallee
Crawford
N. J
Lincoln School
Edward Denning
Thomas & Cahill
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
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