CLARK BEATS CROSBY IN CONGRESS RACE NASON EDGING FOR STATE SENATE
United Press dispatch from New York City reports Clark defeats Crosby in the congressional race as Cornell and Nason run tight for the state senate. Early returns show President Wilson carrying several states with varying margins. Minnesota California Pennsylvania and North Dakota provide mixed leads for Wilson with ongoing updates. County and state results indicate a tight national picture as parties claim gains and losses across key battlegrounds.
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Governors Elected Across States Stir Election News
Telegrams from New York and Washington detail presidential and gubernatorial results. Wilson leads in several states, Hughes gains in California and Indiana, with California and Minnesota pivotal. Local counts show Cox and Bleakley contesting in Ohio and Crawford County results affecting congressional races. News notes stock market movement and the shift toward Wilson in the electoral college.
Table of the Vote Cast in This City Yesterday
The brief item notes yesterday’s vote in the city with a table showing totals for various precincts and candidates. It records turnout patterns and preliminary tallies, highlighting shifts in support and notable margins across key races.
Bulletin on 1912 Election Polls and Votes
Early morning updates show New York polling at eight oclock with Wilkins or Wilson leads uncertainly. States listed include California Oregon New Mexico and New Hampshire as likely Wilson wins while Hughes leads in California by about four thousand votes and broader district tallies show Hughes ahead in several 2994 districts.
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Call to Democrats Meeting at Journal Building
A call to all Democrats of the city is requested to gather at the Journal Building this evening at 7:80. John Dempsey, chairman of the Democratic City Committee, urges attendance to discuss party matters.
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Theda Bara Film at She Amunet Tonight in Har Doubla Life
Theda Bara arrives at She Amunet with her new photoplay Har Doubla Life. Amiel and The Serpent are listed in the bill, with two supporting acts mentioned in the preview.
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Marcus Stok Co breaks Rex Theatre record
The Marcus Stok Co. broke all Rex Theatre records that evening, changing the program. A special night featured a balance of acts and a notable audience response.
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Local G O P Jubilance Across City Front
Local G O P members express strong enthusiasm amid party events and celebrations. The piece highlights municipal figures, parade atmosphere, and party loyalty as supporters praise leadership and campaign momentum.
Liner Arabic Sunk by Submarine Reported
London reports a passenger liner with 427 aboard was sunk by an enemy submarine in the Mediterranean without warnings. Initial word reached London yesterday and the relief that the attack might have been intended to influence U.S. entry faded as two lives were confirmed lost. The vessel’s number and passenger list were still being confirmed.
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Wilson Vote Here Four Years Ago
The article reviews Wilson’s voting pattern from four years prior, noting 1912 figures and precinct tallies. It highlights Wilson’s prior support, compares past and present returns, and suggests broad local backing with minor exceptions. Weather note mentions rain and continued unsettled conditions tonight.
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