Unofficial Returns Show Wilson Re elected
Unofficial returns indicate Woodrow Wilson is the president for a second term with Thomas R. Marshall as vice president. The results show close margins in states like California and New Hampshire, prompting calls for recounts by Republicans and Democrats alike. Congressional standings remain unsettled with several close House races and New Mexico determining party control. Women voters align closely with men in several states, while the West shows independence in voting patterns.
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Wilson's First Office Boy Votes for Wilson
Albumer Alabama Nov 12 Wilson’s first office boy William A Harris voted sunrise ballot for Wilson in Atlanta decades earlier. Harris recalls dusting old railing and desk in Wilson’s former law offices. Also report of James Dowd who died watching returns after saying he would not return until Wilson was elected.
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Election Riot Claims Three Lives in Magdalena NM
In Magdalena New Mexico on November 12 a gun fight over an election quarrel left three men dead and two wounded. Don Archuleta was killed along with Manuel Grijalba and a younger brother who died from their wounds. The clash occurred during the contested election period prompting authorities to investigate.
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1860 Voter Records Lincoln Vote for Wilson in 1860
In New York on Nov 12 William Henderson Vance age 78 of Bayonne New Jersey cast a first time ballot since 1800 voting for Lincoln then and for Wilson in this election.
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More State Wards At Present Time
Des Moines reports the state board of control lists 9,759 people in fourteen institutions, up 200 since 1914. Oakdale tuberculosis sanitarium and Glenwood feeble minded children center are at capacity. others show varying enrollments.
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One Democrat to Congress in Iowa Victory Tale
Des Moines reports Republicans win large Iowa margins with Harding winning governorship by about eighty thousand. Only one Democrat, J. J. Steele of Sioux City, elected to the House as the Iowa delegation leans ten Republicans and one Democrat. Early returns show Harding and Wilson outcomes, with troops in Texas casting ballots along party lines.
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No U S Arrests at Polls In Election Day Report
Federal agents and Department of Justice investigators operate in several states gathering evidence on alleged registration frauds. Indianapolis reports orders to avoid arrests to prevent perceptions of voter intimidation. At polls, agents collected evidence and reported to Brink Dailey, who heads the investigation.
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Baltwater sale slashes price by half to 21.08
In a brief sale note from Walsts and Brlesman Yes Indy, Baltwatats previously sold at two dollars each last week now drop to 21.08 dollars for this sale. The customer Responds with approval and buys two.
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Esteemed Shortage Question Sparks Prohibition Hint
In a clipped exchange about a dye shortage, a speaker notes effects on the town. The remark mentions Uncle BIL Bottletop and a reddening referent, linking shortages to local color and prohibition impact.
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