President Wilson’s Re Election Certainty in North Dakota
President Wilson’s re election appears assured as North Dakota delivers a state majority for Wilson and U S Senator Me umber by 13 500 but votes to Reed Burke. Non Partisan League candidate Frazier wins governor with about 45 666, Steen leads Casey for State Treasurer by 800, Langer elected Attorney General, and the league ticket carries most counties except Stark where Dickinson votes against them.
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California Victory Seen As Wilson Maintains Lead
San Francisco reports indicate Wilson leading California with a margin of 2 970 while Minnesota trends toward Hughes. Republicans marshal legal action plans for recounts in close states including California New Mexico North Dakota New Hampshire Minnesota and others.
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Hughes Spends Day Watching Reports
New York November 9 Charles E Hughes spends the day studying election returns. He and his wife stay indoors apart from a two hour afternoon motor ride and attend a theatre at night. For the first time in three nights his personal staff is allowed a full night’s rest. Mrs Walter Joachim leaves Madison Wisconsin after visiting here with Mrs C T Bolstad.
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Officials Watch Results Stir Legal Proceedings Possible
Washington dispatch notes officials and Republican leaders expect possible legal action over election results shaped by Supreme Court interpretations. It highlights electors as state officers under revised statutes, with returns due the second Monday in January following the election.
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Minnesota Still in Doubt As Presidential Balloting Continues
Three nights of unofficial canvassing fail to settle Minnesota's presidential contest. Charles E. Hughes leads Wilson but the statewide margin is narrow with 2,939 of 3,241 precincts reporting. Hughes 176,163 to Wilson 175,899. Republicans win major statewide offices. lead in senate race and governorship.
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