Close States Count Unchanged In 1912 Election Returns
In New Hampshire New Mexico and California returns show Wilson leading Hughes with certified totals from most precincts. Nationally the electoral count remains Wilson 216 Hughes 213 and 6 for other parties as officials await one precinct.
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New Hampshire
Wilson
New York
Wilcox
Charles E. Hughes
Nia
New Mexico
New
Shire
California
New Mampshire
Mughes
Min- Tieso
Dent Wilson ii
Williamstone
Congress
House
Mr. Hughes
Concord
Hampaohire
Dorchester
Fhouse
Walon
St. Paul
Ramsey
Minches
Hughes
Williamstown
Mass
Taft
Roosevelt
Minn
Rumsey
St. Louis
Stine Bac
Lawrence High School Cathets Defeat Tela 26 to 0 In Lola
Lawrence High School routed Tela 26 to 0 in Lola territory as Mifflin Frye Harshfield and Hope starred. McCarty and McDonald scored Lawrence touchdowns while Mifflin added the first score and Frye kicked the extra point.
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Lawrence High School
Cathetten
Lala von McCook
Lola
Iola
Lawrences
Mifflin
McCarty
Frye
Lawrence
McDonald
Harshfield
Hope
Tela
Lawrance
Tela McDonald
NM Harshfield
Dorsett, Tehenauser
Underwood McGarty
LeSeur Adair
lMopa A Seymour
Howard A. Bishop Jeve
Bunham
MiMin J Ww
Lhonpsor
Muster Out Monday Returns for Second Kansas Hospital Corps
Major Carl Phillips and twenty men of the hospital corps of the Second Kansas regiment will return to Lawrence Monday after mustering out of federal service at Fort Riley. W. S. Price plans to lead the Lawrence drum corps to the Union Pacific station to welcome the soldiers. Parents and friends will join the welcome crowd, and the event is expected to draw a large turnout.
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Carl Phillips
Second Kansas Regiment
Lawrence
Federal Service
Fort Riley
W. S. Price
Union Pacific
Hospital Corps
National Guard
Abriefe
Hospital
Manis
Secund
Plans to Capture Villa Near Durango Reported
Military authorities announce forces under General Trevino move from Escalon in two columns to corner Villa near the Durango border. One column repairs the Mexican Central line, the other with 8000 cavalry advances along the railroad toward bandits. Fortifications around Chihuahua City expand with barbed wire and three earth redoubts. General Trevino says cavalry 4000 strong ready with machine guns, while General Congos Cunllar commands 3000 veterans fortifying the line. Parral and Santa Rosalia reportedly re-captured per Torreon dispatch.
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Chihuahuas City
Nav
VieThe
Mari
Advange
Escalon
Mexican Central Railway
Villa
Murgia
Trevine
Chahulupoe
Chargy
Seve
Ehune
Teddy Will
Trevino
Male Pass
Tex
Murgin
GORTHALS to RETIRE but Stay on as Governor of Canal Zone
General Goethals will retire from military service effective November 1 following a 40 year career. He remains Governor of the Panama Canal Zone, with Lt. Col. Che Harling likely to succeed him as acting governor. President Wilson also named Goethals chairman of the 8 hour commission to study the Adamson law impact. The Kansas Supreme Court ruled parole cannot be forced for Fred Garver after his minimum sentence ends. A university economics club formed to promote professional standards and student-faculty ties. County books reviewed by E Elbaum of Surety Bond Co show good shape.
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Canal Zony
Washington
George W. Gue
Manama Canal Zone
Wilson
Goethal
Ant
Gand
Che Harling
Engineer Corps
Neling | Liovernor
Cnethals
Tok
Kans
Kansas Supreme Court Today
Kansas Hoard of Corrections
Fred Garver
Leavenworth
Chihmmerce
Department of Economics
Cane
Alpha Tak House
Clut
Roads Meeting to Draft Kansas Highway Plan
A Kansas Good Roads convention to be held in Lawrence on November 16 and 17 will draft a program of work to initiate actual highway construction. G. Hinshaw and other state road boosters urge representatives from communities to attend and back a state system of highways.
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Awill
Lawrence
Kansas
G. Do Hinshaw
Kansas City
Kansas Goal Roads
Lopek
J. Frank Anith
Pleasiunton
G. J. Hinshaw
J. Olis Forkins
Lawrences
Treasurey
Ilis
Pirst
Has. Snyder
Leuy
Enwarths
A. ML Keene
Bort Scotts Thint
MW. Albright
Roy
Highuays
Unee
Yuvesunts
Adddyes
Arthur Copper
Adldress Kincaid
Topeka
S. Bardwell
Alanhattiain
Ray M. Sawhill
I. E. Peale
Kangey- W. Dearhart
Manhattan
Feetal Aid
CN. Prouty
Isa City
Kans
J.7
M. Low
Dohn
J. Frank Smith
Pensition
Paramoeunt
OG. Nickalson
Newton Legal
We Black
Corneil Grove
Manent Construction
Dan Washinktus
Ih A. Ries
Laservice Akina Wizhway
C. Lakin
Kay Zortl
Fam Toner
Geo AL Rieker
Kamsag City
Albrigh Winfield
N. Hawks
Toneka
Bysuf Fvieney
Lead Sees Normal Team Dominate Early in Match
A garbled early report notes Normal 44 to 0 lead as Kansas Normal squad, led by Haskell and teammates, presses advantage in first quarter against Maskell and Indians on Valefield. Scattered names and unclear plays appear, with crowd confidence in a big final score.
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Hi Mariiss
Kansas
Wic Haskell
Indians
Valefield
Tonelleven
Pame
Haskell
Baytor
Ky “Ts
Rostetter
Ty Sharp
Ay Vaughn
Willians
Gulter
Widmvere McAdams i. Maunilan
H. Black
Narrow House contest hints at speaker fight in Washington
Washington reports a narrow margin of control for the House with Champ Clark likely to win the speakership amid Republican interest in James Mann of Illinois as a rival. Officials expect no special session after March 4 as discussions focus on the legislative program. Helena notes Miss Jeanette Rankin, Republican, elected to Congress.
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Washington
House
Champ Clark
James Mann
Inois
Bari
Kansas Weather Report Today
Weather report notes snow and cold across the region with fresh northerly winds. Today partial clearing and colder conditions expected in the extreme east portion with fair weather Sunday.
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Kansas
ABC
Kansas and Washburn clash as Jayhawkers dominate
Kansas defeats Washburn 27 0 at Topeka with quick scores and strong first half, led by Pringle, Bell and Stewart. Coaches Kennedy and Olcott prepare substitutes as Kansas eyes Nebraska with limited regulars.
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Washburn
Washburn Pield
Topeka
Hadley
Kennedy
Icha
Bbas
Jayhawkers
K. U.washburn
Whakers
Fiske
Pringle
Pringie
Pole Ruble
Sean “Mucheloawn
Minor
Vie Tielel Eas Anges
Bell
Ender Riven
Ict
University
Washburn Imade
Stewart
Jayhawker
Olcott
R. Wennety
Clark
Olente
Alanhattan
Ageres
Steward
Russell
Wringle
Ruble
Prikewekl
Ro Ruble
Laslett
Smith
Lingupt
Wilsam Cy Eearde
Heller Logan Renton
Colvin
Wilton Rahler
Chancey
Oo Stewart
Hopper
Perry
GAMES IN THE EAST Features Princeton Harvard Dixon
New York nov 11 football season tests and key matchups dominate public interest with Princeton meeting Harvard at Cambridge Yale facing Brown at New Haven Cornell and Michigan at Ithaca Tremnayvata and Dartmouth in Philadelphia Maine Army Navy games noted plus tax collection totals show 16853 60 paid to county treasurer in last ten days versus 19998 45 a year ago
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New York
Ananyalo
Elias
Princeton
Harvard
Cornell
Michigan
Army
Navy
Maine
Fort Carolina Aggies
Solechon
Dobrudja Fighting Still in Question
Petrograd reports a shifting Dobrudja front as Russo Romanian forces press toward Constanza and nearby Danube crossings. Russian advances threaten Toehnagarde and Guisdareeht while Entente positions withdraw toward the Danube. Berlin and London dispatches note Bulgarian fire and Romanian port damage amid ongoing maneuvers along the Danube.
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Dobrudja
Constanze-Tehnarviche
Piel Marshal von Markensen
Toehnagarde
Gofis
Danube
Dunareay
Petrograd
Techrrrtade
Tigers at Manhattan Missouri vs Aggies today.
Missouri and Kansas Fight for conference standings as Tigers seek win to stay tied with Nebraska in the Missouri valley race. Aggies carry health concerns with several players sidelined, while light snowfall is forecast for the afternoon game. Cedk returns from Southwestern Kansas and favors local Douglas county scenery over the southwest desert.
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Missouri
Aggies
Tigers
Kansas
Swear Words and Wind Delays Shingle Work at Church
A Lawrence church roof project faced delays as strong winds halted shingles after materials ran out. Carpenters found slips of paper with arguments praising swearing, presenting a curious, humorous list of reasons and supposed benefits for using profanity.
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Law‘rence
Len Gol
Students Return to Church for University Sunday
In Lawrence tomorrow 1,800 students are expected at church services as part of Go to Church Month. University Sunday will discuss student life and problems from a church perspective, with ministers urging student attendance and wider participation.
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Lawrence
Sendar
Aerrante
Memhen
Jdes
Nancung
K. L
O. C. Titown
Willard Wattles to speak at Plymouth Center meeting
Willard Wattles will speak at Plymouth Center tomorrow night after the regular evening service. He will discuss Kansas topics and address questions from attendees. The Center urges all residents to attend as previous sessions have drawn varied reactions.
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Willard Wattles
Kansas
S'ymouth
Kansas Pops
Merchants Plan Final Arrangements for Road Delegates
Merchants Association prepares final arrangements for the Kansas State Road Association delegates. Meetings scheduled for Tuesday at noon will complete lodging and program details. A member drive is to be launched at the gathering, with rooms and accommodations requested through the secretary. Local residents with spare rooms urged to assist.
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K + State Road Roads Association
Lhe Merchants Association
Meriechants Association
Sible
Cochran Mystery Still Unsolved in River Disappearance
The long running case of Mrs. Cochran, missing from Kentney Street, remains unsettled after four relics passed and clues have yielded no progress. Church funds and travel money questions linger, though most evidence points to continued life, with searches extending beyond Lawrence.
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Tre
Charles Cochrah
Kentney Street
Professor Cochran
Cochran
S. Haying
Trinity Whorch
F. A. Edwards
Volunteers to Attend Student Conference at Baker Baldwin
Fifty students from the University will attend the Student Conference at Baker University in Baldwin on November 17-18. Led by Ree2 ae Il secretary of the K. TL. Meinzman, the group includes Dr Noble Hiderkin of La J Lovell and Prof Roxa from Teabell Thoturn College.
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Fifly
K. Ts
Baker
Baldwin
Ree 2 Ae Il
K. TL
Meinzman
Ak. CL
Ape
Lealing
de. Noble Vs
Hiderkin
la J. Lovell
Muri
Roxa
Teabell Thoturn College
Bovafan
Armenia
University Lectures Highlight Student Union Activities
Spoke to county union in university clubs meeting held Thursday in Frazer hall. Prof Rive and Prof Dskatin outlined aims, stressing cooperation with the union to promote student programs. Dr John M Coulter and Dr Joan M Coulter set to lecture next week on science ideals and its consequences under the national division auspices. Etta Lower released from county jail after serving a year for assault and battery.
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Wien
Eniversity Deh
Praser
Yulinfesse Vkestra Im
Rive
Rige
Joursigalism Demirtineme
Eniversity
John M. Coulter
Boston
Joan Mo Coultey
Bestar
Universit
Au Pices
al Sriven
Etta Lower
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Negro
Durango
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Elbaum
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Maskell
Helena
Mont
Jeanette. Rankin
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Fish
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Nitz Basin
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Constanza
London
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Abrin
Berlin
R. A. Went
V Public Schools
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Hamilton
W. A. Hammilton
Tor
Luzon Copenhaver
Wis Bend
Trinity Guild
County Union
Etsen
Bucharest
Rome
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