Split Ballots Rule in La Crosse Election Day
Thousands abandon party lines for candidate choice as early voting increases workload for clerks and voters. Citizens urged to vote Tuesday. polls open across the city with warnings about long lines and the impact of split ballots on outcomes and representation.
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LA Crosse
Klevring
Spi Felitts
James Tatmpsan
Taltet
Amisen
BR. McCoy
Goyer- Tan Teisands
Asaura Rett
sInterinty
Bibra
Robert Tl Clarke
Prac
Joseph
Man shoots wife and stepdaughter in Wisconsin tragedy
A Wisconsin man fatally wounds his wife Estelle and injures his claimed common-law wife. Police say the suspect, Davis, shot the women after a confrontation at Amewetne. The incident occurred as he returned from Chicago with their child.
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Amewatene
Wis
Mude
Rai Athe
Pinchot Attacks La Follette In Wisconsin Speech
Gifford Pinchot labels La Follette a selfish autocrat and praises Lenroot for conservation leadership. He credits Lenroot with steering oil coal and forest policy and argues La Follette cannot win by opposing his ally Roosevelt and the nation’s conservation achievements.
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Ariss
Wis
Ta Vorlette
Wilson
Bock
Ifford
Pine
Ebot
Terlonaly
Teuroot
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senator Leuroat
Pincher
Lenroot
Mr. Pinchot
Lenshoot
Rooseveltt
Lentoot
Washington
Ling State
Prince Paul Says Greek Throne Depends On People
Oct 30. Prince Paul told the Greek minister to Switzerland that acceptance of the throne hinges entirely on the wishes of the Greek people. He indicated he would only accept if the Sueck people desired Constantine’s return and excluded Prince George of Santa. He said the throne belongs to Constantine, with George next in line.
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Avoerna
Paul
Switzerland
Constantine
George
Snerta
George Lad
Harding Attacks One Man Rule In Final Statement
Senator Harding returns to Marion to rest after election and to pursue the December Senate session. He accuses Democratic leaders of deceiving voters about the league of nations and urges Republicans to stand for no entangling alliances. He reiterates a plan to unite America behind a cautious association of nations while preserving national birthright and avoiding war. The piece also covers Wisconsin regulatory action against Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power for failing to install thermostats, seeking penalties up to 180000.
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Marion
Harding
Washington
Senate
America
Republican Party
Etiis
League of Nations
League
Association of Nations
Nancy
League of Nations First
Americas
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Company
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Compaany
Railroad Commission
State Board
Circuit Court
Trane County
Oscar J. Sweunes
Madison
Dane County
Orden
Lig
State of Wisconsin
John §. Allen
John T. Elgine
E. E. Brossand
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Air of la Crosse
Wisconain Railroad Commission
Ord
Wisconsinnoesata Right and Power Company
Wisconsin-Minnesota Risht and Power Company
Commission
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and’ Power Company
Shkitutes
Dane
Jantal
Maine
Soetatinta Clabes
Atx National
Electoral College
Presidential Election Extra On Wednesday Morning
The Tribune and Leader-Press will publish an extra edition at 6 30 a m Wednesday with national state and county results as ready. Editors printers and press staff will work from polls close Tuesday night until morning to deliver early results to La Crosse readers. The paper will use the Associated Press wire and telephone and telegraph links to compile state and Seventh district county returns and welcomes inquiries by phone.
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Tribune and Leader-Press
Hmne
la Crosse
Associated Press
la Crosse County
Tribune and
Leader-Press
Annual Red Cross Roll Call in November Wind-up
The fourth annual Red Cross roll call will be held Friday November 12 in La Crosse. The committee will meet for final instructions at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Thursday November 31 and begin mobilizing Friday. Governor Cox planned to conclude campaign activities in Toledo election eve and return to his farm, noting national support for the league of nations and that Harding’s election would affect ratification.
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Tom
Guthirpian
Robert A Farnam
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
la Crosse
Dayton
Cox
Chitaze
Toledo
Grover Cleveland
Sundey
League of Nations
Harding
Senate
Nonpartisans and the Antis Claim Victory in Dakota
Fargo reports a nonpartisan win as Independent Voters Association and Nonpartisan League claim victory. Theodore G. Nelson asserts about a 10,000 vote lead for his side, while R. Forter forecasts a 215,000 to 20,000 majority if weather holds.
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Fargo, X
Lensuers Apa
Independent Voters’ Association
Monnor
Theodore G. Nelson
Independent Voters” Association
R. ©. Forter
Nonpartisan League
American steamer takes the title from Canadians
The Esperanto, a Gloucester schooner racing from Halifax Nova Scotia, won the second international fishermen's race. It finished with a close margin over Delaware rivals in a thrilling contest through sun, mist, and sea.
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Halifax
N. S
Gloucester
Esperaito
Delaware
Illinois Gubernatorial Fight Draws Interest in Chicago
The battle for Illinois governor between Republican Jon Small and Democrat James Hamilton Lewis dominates political chatter in Chicago. Small faces opposition from many newspapers aside from the Hearst chain, as supporters within the Thompson faction rally for his campaign.
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Illinois
Chicago
Jon Small
James Hamilton Lewis
Democra
Im Ulingis
Janesenie Faction Wins Authorization for Higher Street Car Fare
MadisonWisconsin The Janesenie faction company gains railroad commission approval to collect ten cents fare for adults and five cents for school children. The agreement includes operating a twelve minute streetcar schedule across Wisconsin under the new charge.
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Janesville
Madison, Wis
Janesenie
Wisconsin
Record vote anticipated in Wisconsin race at Madison
In Madison Wisconsin a record vote of 750000 is anticipated as the secretary of state’s office details a three cornered contest among Senator Den root James Thompson and Pans Reinsyh for the center position in a heated statewide race.
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State
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Secretary of State
Fuestley
Denroot
James Thompson
Pans
Reinsyh
Election Day Forecast and Final Campaign Rally
Weather forecasts predicted rain or snow in northern areas and cooler clearing in the gulf and plains as election day approached. Both Republican and Democratic headquarters claimed confidence, projecting large electoral votes for their candidate and weighing possible shifts from undecided and women voters in key states across the nation.
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Tashington
Atlantic States
Obie
Michigan
Wisinonsin
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Gulf States
Tennessee
Ohie
Mississippi
Plains States
Hacky Mountain
New York
Farias
United States
Enougl
Ohio
Secon
Nevada
Arizona
Kentucky
Maryland
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahom
Voters urged to cast ballots early on primary election day
Heavy voting expected on Tuesday prompts officials to urge voters to go to the polls early. Workers in cities face late hours, and clerks request women visit during slack times. Polls open at 6 30 a m and close at 8 p m. country districts close at 5 30 p m.
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Shoots
Pinchot
Father of Conservation
Pinvkot
Woo la Crowe
Rita Or Craly
Telner Benient
Tc Wiseeers
Sally Fig
Isco
Roosevelt
Nationaa “Ogntiaed
Meart
Hig Hiearors
Géldom
THE
Wiscongin Corporation
GOX
Ceive
World Wide Organization
Dakota
Badger
Ann
Snow
Middle
West
East
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