Wisconsin Returns Show Enroot Plurality and Wide Leads
Partial Wisconsin returns indicate Enroot leading with about 40,000 votes, and McCoy close behind with large majorities in several counties. The report shows multiple counties reporting, with Milwaukee and other areas giving substantial support to socialist and republican candidates, while referendums and state offices tilt toward the governing party.
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Wisconsin
Ravenna
Forest
Jefferson
Langlade
Walworth
Waukesha
McCoy
Sram
Meloy
Coleen
Thompson
Milwaukee
Gaebrlist
Lennant Keinsch
Woetwe
Sociealist
Tennant
Cemocrait
Thais Weber
Outaunin
Yankee
Sank
Washington
AME
Frais Ct
Meraens
Ernor
Kleist
Flem Trojahn
Johnson
Atzener
Morgan
Tarrsan
Kolumms
Torisot
Buss
Res Mint
Vilingy
Kops
Stafford
Berger
Ainile
German Ship in New York First Time in Six Years
A German vessel named Sophie Rikmergs, tied to the war era, arrives in New York Thursday marking the first German ship to reach the United States in six years. The ship will be used for cargo during its return voyage, with its captain and crew identified as Germans.
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U. S
York
Sophie Rik- Sophie Hikmergs
Fourth District legislators listed for new assembly session
A long OCR list of Senate and Assembly members by district names several counties names and numerous representatives is provided. The document enumerates district assignments and incumbents such as Oscar Morris George Skog HH Werden Henry Koothe William Smith Henry Huber and many others across Wisconsin counties and districts.
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Senate
Oscar H. Morris
Corge B. Skog- Tro
HH. Werden
Nixteenth
Henry J. Koothe
William Smith
Ren
Rene FF. Clark
Adams-Marquette
J. F. McDowell
Ashland
A. S. Bigelow
Barron
John L. Dani
Rasteld
Frank W. Downes
Burnett-Wardburn
Eric Fi. Irhnaon
Calumet
G. J. Schwalbreh
Chippewa
T. W. Bartingata
Clark County
Jorn Vedkuilen
Columbia
Robert Caldwell
Dane
Herman Sachisen
James C. Manson
M. Grimstad
Door County
John Pettier
Douglas County
James R. French
Charles Cole
Dunn
aA_ L. Test
Fond du Lac
F. E
la Payette
James Good
Win
Langlade
James C. Barken
Vincoln
Ray M. Atcherso
Milwanker
Bev A. Mahan
Martin M. Higring
T. A. Conwar
Charles, Messing
E. Grunwald
P. T. Peterson
Alex Ruffing
Ered Hunsley
Jordan
Jesus Jensen
Leander Pierson
Stephen Z. Stolawski
Frank L. Prescoth
Yenroe
Miles ST
A. Anderson
Vernon
Luther M. Roseland
Washington County
Alfred Becker
Wanshara
F. W. Ploetz
Volstead Wins Over Nonpartisan by Close Margin
In Minnesota a tight race determines congressional outcomes. In the Seventh District Representative A. J. Volstead, a Republican, defeats O. J. Kvale, an Independent endorsed by the Nonpartisan League, by a narrow margin as returns from 2464 precincts roll in.
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Volstead
Paul
Minn
Poth
A. J. Volstead
O. J. Kvale
Nonpartisan League
Prous
Henric
Indorsea
Taft Elected to Ohio Legislature in Cincinnati Delegation
Robert Taft son of former President William Howard Taft will join the Cincinnati delegation in the Ohio house of Representatives in the next legislature, elected Tuesday.
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Robert Taft
Ohio
Columbus
William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio House of Representatives
U S Court Probes Palmer Link to Coal Gases
Indiana district court notes a federal trial against 125 coal mine operators and miners will proceed. Judge Anderson may call Dan W. Simms to explain Palmer related evidence and Simms withdrawal. Palmer invited to attend November trial date with no comment from Justice officials.
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Ndianapolis , Inc
A. Mitchel Palmer
United States D'stries
A. B. Anderson
Palmer
Anderson
Tadiana
Pennsylvania
Indiana District Court
Dan W. Simms
Aistank
Caxe
Simms
United States Tustice
Fred van Nuys
Ls Wirt Slack
Department of Justice
Andomesa
United States
Shy Eise
Biesen and Beier 10 to Have Hearing This Week
John G. Beer is jailed on murder charges in county lockup. Nick Riesen, Brinkman Ridge farmer, may have body exhumed to fix cause of death. Mrs. Biesen, held as material witness, may also be brought to court this week.
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John G. Beer
Geran
Nick Biesen
Brinkman Ridge Firmer
Lucien ‘Reid
Babcock measure leads in Minnesota election returns
In Minnesota voters showed strong support for Amendment No. 1 the Babcock measure with early returns from St Paul and Minneapolis tallies indicating a lead of more than four to one. statewide figures list Yes 74066 No 15205 among early counts.
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Minnesota
ST. Paul
Minn
BSG
Minneapolis
U S Relinquishes Sugar Control in Proclamation
Washington advances the end of federal sugar regulation as President Wilson signs a proclamation revoking licenses held by wholesalers refiners exporters and importers effective November 15 leaving sugar markets under private control.
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Washington
Wilson
Art Exhibit Opens in Chamber of Commerce Rooms
The exhibit will be open daily from 1 to 6 PM and 7 PM to 2 AM in Ti Crossi. Prof D Q Cotte of the state normal school urges residents to visit, saying the collection is bigger and finer than ever before.
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Chamber of Commerce
D. Q. Cotte
State Normal School
Ti Crossi
British Papers See US Vote as Change in World Role
London dispatches report British papers deem the US election a rebuke of Wilsonism and a drift toward America first. Yorkshire Post and Manchester Guardian note voters may seek less entanglement and question League aims, while the Dutch press links US entry to Harding cabinet choices and league fate.
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Warding
Livernous Post
Harling
White House
League of Nations
Aim¢Rite
Yorkshire Post
United States
Manchester Guardian
Cistke
Witsonbera
Harding
America
Germany
Wilson
Wison
Gotrit
Ettrone
Iigk
Vaderland
Hering
Mike Beau Root
William Jr
Johnson and Borah
Bryan urges immediate resignation to install Marshall as president
In Chicago William Jennings Bryan called for President Wilson to resign at once and proposed a plan: Marshall would become secretary of state when Congress reconvenes, with Marding replacing him as president to push the United States into a league for peace amid a hostile Congress. He argued the vote supports peace.
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Cricago
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Wson
Mr. Bryan
Marshall
Congress
Marding
Mrr. Rarding
United States
Association of Nations
Cooper Wins in Tan esville Wisconsin Election Victory
Henry Allen Cooper of Racine won a landslide plurality in Wisconsin election race. The congressional candidate led from early returns, securing the biggest plurality ever recorded for the district. Details on the First avates area were not fully clear in the fragment.
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Cooper Winstanesville
Wis
Henry Allen Cooper
Racine
Wiseoane
Esch Named For Post In The Harding Cabinet
Speculation assigns several Republicans to Harding administration roles. Daugherty and Weeks top the list for attorney general and secretary of the navy respectively, with Lodge Knox Hughes among other whispered names for secretaryships. Harding plans final cabinet choices as he departs for vacation, while Marion prepares for celebratory election night events.
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Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Daugherty
Weeks
Beer
Republican Campaign Executive Committee
Naval Academy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Elihu Knot
Philander C. Knox
Charles Evans Hughes
EI. Hays
Republican National Committees
Herbert Hoover
Treasury
Interior Departments
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Wood
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George Suthshuud
Utah
George W. Wicker-Isham
New York
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Jamies W. Wadsworth
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Jeory Wallace
Town
Orm
Arthur Cupper
Kansas
John J. Exch
Wisconsin
Afi Commerce
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Myron T. Merrick
Cleveland
Walter S. Brown
Toledo
Raymourt Robins
Chicago
Senator Smoor
Department of Public Welfare
Marion
Reopening of Library Delayed to Saturday Morning
Public library will not reopen Friday as announced due to furnace repairs. The building will remain closed until Saturday morning.
Moscow Guards Against Revolt Aimed At Soviet
A Kovno correspondent reports Moscow papers reveal plans for a large counter revolution. Precautions rise, thousands arrested daily, 3000 former czar officers detained in Orenburg, while Leon Trotsky warns of danger and a harsh winter, yet vows world revolution persists.
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Berlingenke Tidende
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Kove Ho
Orenburg
Moscow Pravda
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Petrograd
Union Depot Hearing Date Set for La Crosse
The hearings on the petition for a union depot in La Crosse will be held by the Wisconsin Railroad Commission at 9 am on November 17 in the courthouse. Officials and citizens anticipate a large turnout as railroads and a strong legal presence argue pro and con. The project, delayed by war, is expected to be decided within six months.
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Union
la Crosse
Railroads Commission of Wisconsin
Qa. m
Railroad Commission
Prairie du Chien man wins big in La Crosse betting sweep
George W. Allen of Prairie du Chien bet an $0 acre farm value against $30 in cash that Harding would win. After the tally, he collected his winnings at the Tribune and Leader-Press office. Dr Claude Kremer of Houston Minnesota had placed the bet and earlier deposited funds. Allen also regained the deed to his farm that he had signed over if Kremer won.
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Prairie du Chien
la Crosse
de. Kremer
George W. Allen
Harding
T Tribune
Leader-Press
Claude Kremer
Houston
Minn
Result Still in Doubt in State of New Mexico
Albuquerque dispatch reports scattered returns across the state showing a slight edge for Democratic candidates for president, Congress, and governor. Headquarters for both major parties predicted final results would declare winners.
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State OF New Mexico
Albuquerque
Congress
Harding's Ohio lead tops 378,892 in preliminary returns
From 6,900 of 7,145 precincts, Senator Harding leads Governor Cox by 378,892. Harding has 1,106,324 votes to Cox's 727,432 as Ohio's twenty-two congressmen are reported as Republican. results reflect early statewide returns from Columbus.
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Columbus
Harding
Cox
Harding landslide across South and West reshapes Senate
Early returns show Republican gains across Arizona Tennessee and Colorado with Harding leading in Tennessee by about 10 000 votes and a Senate majority of at least ten as GOP candidates win president senator and governor races. Colorado Arizona Oregon Nevada North Dakota appear favorable to Republicans per statewide tallies.
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Tennessee
Harding
Raniks
Oklahoma
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Garding
Republicas
Cox
Memphis
Haarding
Senate
Samuel D. Nicholson
Colorado
Oregon
Kentucky
J. GC. W
Weather Record for La Crosse and Vicinity
Weather summary notes fair to fair conditions through Friday with slightly cooler temperatures. Wisconsin expects fair skies tonight and Friday with some unsettled areas near Lake Superior and cooler tonight. Minnesota forecasts fair tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures in the south and east portions, while Iowa should see fair weather tonight and Friday and cooler conditions in the northeast.
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Wisconsin
Luxe Superior
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