Landslide Vote Shapes Arizona General Election Outcome
In Duncan and across the state Democratic candidates Wilson Hayden and the full amendment slate won big. Presidential electors Jones Webb and Hampton each received 68 of 103 votes. Republicans five, Progressives 17, Socialists 13, Prohibitionists one. Woman suffrage amendment passed by nine votes. Telegraph reports suggest Wilson and Marshall won decisively with the Progressive ticket beating the regular Republicans.
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Wife Mistakes Husband for Burglar and Shoots Him
Hayden, Nov. 6. Ramon Huerta is sidelined for a few days with bird shot wounds after his wife, mistaking him for a burglar, fired a shot when he returned home late Friday night. Huerta had provided the pistol for precautions and warned her to use it if intruders appeared. The injuries are annoying but not serious, and he is expected to recover soon.
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New Butcher Shop Opens in Twin Peaks Building
W. W. Lynn has purchased the Twin Peaks office building and will run a City Meat Market butcher shop there after the sale of the City Meat Market building to Sullivan and Casper. He plans to move around the 15th and invites his customers to visit in the new location.
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Silver City Beeves Shipped to Denver Markets
Silver City New Mexico rancher Harry Martin shipped 1450 cattle including two and three year olds to Denver this week in top condition and fetched the highest prices. Grant county cattleman Dave Tullough sold fine cows to Denver buyers from Deming and expects W Bingham of El Paso to view another lot of fat cows soon.
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Denver
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Grant County
Deming
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el Paso
Illness of Former Saf ford Resident Ralph Ballard II
Word has reached here of the serious illness of Ralph Ballard II a former resident of Saf ford now in a Prescott hospital with spinal meningitis. He is critically ill with slim chances for recovery and is known as a printer formerly with the Arizonian.
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Governor Woodrow Wilson Campaign Note
Democratic nominee Woodrow Wilson is highlighted as the presidential candidate. The notice frames him as the party’s leading figure and emphasizes his campaign status and political stance. No further events or dates are provided in the text.
Wilson and Marshall Sweep the United States in Great Tidal Wave
Early returns show Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey elected president and Governor Marshall of Indiana elected vice president by a solid majority of electoral votes. The solid south and major states like Connecticut Delaware Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts New York West Virginia Indiana Missouri favored the Democratic ticket. Roosevelt leads in Illinois with a large plurality. Taft concedes. Taft congratulates Wilson, while Wilson thanks campaign organizers and Roosevelt sends congratulations.
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Potomac
Mrs Marshall advocates humanitarian bills and child labor curbs
Governor Thomas R Marshall and his wife are described as a devoted pair active in public life. The Indiana governor's tenure saw twenty humanitarian bills, led by a child labor curtailment measure, shaping labor reform for women and children. Mrs Marshall supports the Woman's National Democratic League as honorary vice president and projects a national future with President Wilson.
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Woodrow Wilson Speeches Outline Civic Reform And Global Markets
The nation awakens to neglected ideals and duties and condemns a tariff system of favors. Parties and candidates must be examined for their promises of progress. Campaigns should widen political circles not narrow them. The aim is government serving the people and expanding markets through broader borders.
Bank Resources Reach New High Across Nation
Washington D C Nov 2 A statement by the controller of the currency says bank resources total about 25 billion dollars, the highest in history, marking an increase of around one billion dollars in the latest quarter compared with 1911 across the country.
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Ex-President's Widow Engaged to Wells College Professor
Mrs. Grover Cleveland announces her engagement to Thomas Joseph Preston professor of archaeology and history of arts at Wells College Princeton states the marriage date is not yet set. Preston a Princeton graduate aged about fifty rose from Newark manufacturing to prominence. Frances Folsom Cleveland, widow of Grover Cleveland, resides in Princeton with her children Esther Marion and Richard F. Cleveland.
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Hibbin
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Columbia
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Dentist Dr. Hadden Opens Duncan Office at Hotel
Dr. Hadden, a first class dentist, arrived in Duncan last Sunday and operates from the Duncan Hotel. He offers full dental services from tooth extraction to new sets and crowns, promising reliable work and guidance.
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Duncan
Duncan Hotel
Taft Receives Telegram on Fifth Triplet Birth in Texas
President Taft announced via telegram from J H Kyler of Venison Texas the fifth of triplets named William Howard Taft Woodie Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt The president expressed hope the children would live long and prosper in the message sent from Washington D C.
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Woodie Wilson
Theodore Rooseve
Turkey Open to War Suspension for Balkans Peace
London Nov 4 The Turkish ambassador said Istanbul is willing to accept powers aid to suspend hostilities and seek a peaceful settlement in the Balkans. He sought a meeting with Sir Edward Grey after receiving instructions.
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