Wilson Re-Elected as Electoral Vote Totals Shift West
In California New Mexico New York and Minnesota the returns swung to Wilson. Final tally Wilson 273 Hughes 236 Minnesota and Utah tipped later to the Democrats. The paper notes peace prosperity and labor support aided Wilson and calls the result unmatched in American politics.
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Winners Wilson and Marshall Remain President and Vice President
In a decisive result, Wilson and Marshall secure another term as President and Vice President. The victory underscores support for their leadership and policy direction amid ongoing national debates.
One Missing Man as Fire Hit Peoria Firm
A noon blaze tore through the Braverman Furniture building on Adams Street in Peoria Iowa. One man missing and several firefighters overcome by smoke as crews fought the four story structure in the business district.
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Electoral Votes Showing Result Still In Doubt Across States
The revised figures show uncertainty in several states as the electoral college tally progresses. Minnesota holds 12 votes and New Mexico 8 remain in doubt, influencing the presidential outcome.
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Hughes' Narrow Lead in Indiana Returns
Indiana returns show Charles E. Hughes leading Woodrow Wilson by 8,306 votes from 2,142 precincts. Republican U S Senate nominees Harry S. New and James B. Watson also lead Kern and Tavert? Tavegart. Gogfrich wins with a 14,071 plurality from 2,967 precincts.
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Harry S. New
James B. Watson
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United States
John W. Kern
Thomas Tavegart
James’. Gogfrich
Mox
Ohio Votes Projected Victory for Wilson and Pomerene
Ohio results show President Wilson leading by over 80 000 votes with most precincts counted. Senator Pomerene holds a 20 000 vote edge as Cox leads over Willis by about 14 000 in the same precincts, Cincinnati aside.
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M. T. Herrick
Cox
Willis
Republicans Seek Recount to Defend Hughes Victory
Chairman Wilcox announces that the Republican National Committee will not concede and will press recounts in close states notably New Mexico Minnesota North Dakota and California. George W Wickersham and Everett Colby lead legal efforts while McCormick asserts Democrats hold 288 electoral votes for Wilson.
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Minnesota Guards May Decide State
Brownsville Texas November 10. If border guardsmen decide Minnesota's electoral vote Wilson appears likely to win. At Llano Grande 1600 votes were split 1200 for Wilson and 600 for Hughes. The Second and Third Minnesota on a hike have not yet counted their ballots, but officers expect a Wilson majority.
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Hughes Michigan vote grows to a 40,000 edge
Detroit headlines report Charles E Hughes leading Woodrow Wilson in Michigan with a rapidly increasing plurality and state party leaders predicting Hughes will win by more than 40 000 as returns from about half the precincts are counted.
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Woodrow Wilson Biographical Sketch Highlights Career
Born in Staunton Virginia Woodrow Wilson became a lawyer professor and college president before entering public life. He served as governor of New Jersey and as president of the United States from 1913 to 1921 and published works on government and history.
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Mrs Wilson Celebrates Husband's Re-Election Victory
Mrs Wilson expresses happiness over her husband winning re election as a public figure. The brief notes her pride and relief at the political success.
Democrats Sweep Congress With Senate Likely Democratic
Returns show Democrats winning a solid House majority with 218 seats to 203 for Republicans and several districts unsettled. The Senate appears to be Democratic with key victories by Hitchcock in Nebraska Pomerene in Ohio and Kendrick in Wyoming. Rhode Island’s upset helped defy expectations as women voters tipped Utah against Sut—land and Gerry defeated Lippitt in Rhode Island.
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A. A. Jones
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Rhode Taland
George Sutherland
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Lodge Leaning Candidates in Senate Race Report
Henry Cabot Lodge backs Republican candidates as he attacks President in a November 10 report. The sketch notes Lodge’s stance on the U.S. Senate race and his influence within the Republican slate.
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Attorney to Air Alleged Frauds in Chicago Vote Case
United States District Attorney Charles F. Clyne announced evidence of an elaborate scheme of vote coercion by certain Chicago employers. He said he would present the findings to the federal grand jury on Monday. He warned that anyone found guilty would face prison.
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