Wilson Chosen On Face Of Returns Recount Sought
New York Nov 11 The unofficial returns show President Wilson and Vice President Marshall re elected but close races in key states prompt Republican leaders to demand a recount in California New Hampshire New Mexico and North Dakota while Democrats press for New Hampshire recount Contested margins in Minnesota and New Mexico keep both sides anxious as soldiers voting by mail add further uncertainty The House balance hinges on four swing lawmakers and New Mexico fate could tilt power. Rankin Montana elects first woman to Congress.
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Mondell Re-elected Governor Kendrick Wins Senate Seat in Wyoming
Wyoming returns show Republican Mondell re-elected to Congress with 24,165 votes to Clark 23,677 across 565 precincts. Governor Kendrick secures the U S Senate over Clarence D Clark, while minor judicial races in Sheridan Rock Springs Gillette also headlining results. Nominal recounts discussed as state canvass awaits official totals.
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Wife killer and suicide found at Wyoming ranch
Bodies of Noah Henderson and his 18 year old wife were found shot at their Keeline area ranch near Douglas Wyoming. Coroner Hofmann ruled Henderson killed his wife then died by self inflicted gunshot, revolver found beside them.
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Rider Uninjured After Horse Breaks Neck in Wyoming Pasture
In Slater Wyoming H L Drew faced a sad accident when his horse stumbled while herding other horses in a pasture. The horse fell and broke her neck, but the rider escaped serious injury.
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Miners' Union Builds Hall at Oakley
The Miners Union plans a new hall at Oakley to serve as a meeting place for dances and social events. The project funds and timeline not specified.
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Blackmail plot fails as international spy Graves is arrested
Karl Armgaard Graves a self styled international spy magazine writer was arrested in Washington by Justice Department agents charged with attempting to extort 3000 dollars from Countess von Bernstorff wife of the German ambassador by threatening to publish letters said to reveal her infirmities. He claimed the letters include stock tips and German secrets but denied maligning the countess and said Bernstorff profited by advance information from Germany in stock trading.
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Ship Lost, Columbian Crew Safe, London
The American steamship Columbian is sunk or lost but the crew has reached Corunna Spain in lifeboats. Reuters report from Madrid confirms the crew are safe and aboard shore.
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Fighting on Fifty Mile Front Across War Theaters
London reports renewed Russian and Rumanian offensives with gains from von Mackensen in the Constanza Chernovoda area. Saillisel in the Somme region falls to French forces under Gen. Foch. Serbs capture Polog and Culse hill from Bulgarians per Paris. Berlin confirms Serb advance in the Balkans.
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Proclamation Urges Polish Volunteering for Polisd Army
An Austro German proclamation printed in War saw and Lublin calls on Polish people to volunteer for the new Polisd army. It states the force will operate in close cooperation with Central Powers armies and aims to bolster joint wartime efforts.
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