O Connor Leads As North Dakota Returns Show O'Connor Victory
O Connor leads 55 448 to 36 223 with 638 of 2091 precincts reporting in the governor race. Burtness defeats Baer in the First district. League losses threaten control of the house and limit senate majorities. Independent ticket performance mirrors O Connor’s near parity in early returns, with incomplete statewide counting continuing.
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Lynn J. Frazier
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John M. Baer
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Annual Meeting of Stats Fair Board November 16
Fragmented OCR notes indicate an annual meeting of a statistics or state board scheduled for November 16. The readable portions mention attendance, notes, and a date but lack clear names, places, or exact agenda details due to transcription errors.
U S Election Draws Interest in French Cities
Parid November 3 three thousand officers and doughboys of the American army of occupation gathered to hear returns. The night was filled with cheering singing horn blasts and whistles. The crowd stayed late into the morning awaiting results and updates from Paris.
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Canada Debates Executions In The War
Canadian officials and officers debate wartime executions by courts martial. Some claim none occurred while others cite desertions and cowardice as possible death penalty cases, with public discussion prompted by a delayed British report and silence from Canadian forces.
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Toronto
Araahd
Somme
Planes in Search of Men Escaping Military Prison
Leavenworth Kansas November 3 Two men escaped from the military prison after overpowering a guard with an automatic revolver. They fled in a car aided by a pre arranged plan. One man donned a uniform, the other wore army clothes brought by Proctor’s wife. Their driver fled nude after crossing miles of countryside and raised the alarm at a farmhouse. Military posses scour the area.
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Several Soldiers To Be Court Martialed
London November 3 Winston Churchill secretary of war announced in the house of commons that a military investigation in Ireland has led to the decision to court martial several soldiers and noncommissioned officers.
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Winston Spencer
Churchill
War
House of Commons Today
Ireland
Great Majority for Harding in Tuesday Voting
New York Nov 2 The Republic reports a great Republican advance as returns come in from the west. Harding is assured of not less than 330 electoral votes with a probability over 350, Cox trails with only the Solid South votes remaining. The results promise a sweeping national Republican victory and gains in the House.
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Solid South
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Emice
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Landmaa
New York
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South
O Connor and Burtness Carry Grand Forks Votes
O Connor wins Grand Forks city by 1151 votes and Burtness leads county race with 2511 to 1086 for Baer in 16 of 17 precincts. County results show Burtness and O Connor near parity. state offices incomplete with tense contests for state's attorney auditor and district judge.
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Valley City
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No Statement Expected From Wilson Today
Washington reports that President Wilson is not expected to address the nation today on the election issue. White House and State Department officials indicated the president will likely remain silent, with officials citing a hopeful but unsettled political climate.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Colby
States Department
Must cut his family in size or lose home
John White testified in an eviction case that his landlord offered renewal only if he reduced his family size. He refused, noting he has three children aged two, six, and seven, and cannot abandon or harm them. Judge Moran expressed surprise at such a demand, calling it unprecedented.
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Greer
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