Germans Mass for New Attack at Ypres
A Belgian senator who just returned from King Albert’s vicinity reports renewed German activity along the Ypres front. He cites fresh troops and signs of a possible decisive assault, while observers note worn German forces and aging recruits. British and French bulletins claim slow progress for German attacks north of Arras and at Verdun, with Allied gains around Lens and the Yser front.
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David J Walsh Re elected Governor of Massachusetts
David J Walsh is re elected governor on the Democratic ticket in Massachusetts. The report notes his victory margins and party support across cities and rural counties, highlighting continued Democratic control of the state executive office.
Governors Elected in States Across the Nation
A list of governors elected in multiple states includes Alabama Charles Henderson Democrat, Arizona Geo W Hunt Democrat still as candidate, California Hiram W Johnson Progressive, Colorado Geo A Carlson Republican, Connecticut Marcus H Holcomb Republican, Georgia Be Harris Democrat, Idaho John M Haines Republican, Iowa George W Clarke Republican, Kansas Arthur Capper Republican, Massachusetts David J Walsh Democrat, Michigan Woodbridge N Ferris, Minnesota G N Hammond Democrat, Nebraska John H Moorehead, Nevada Tasker L Oddie Populist, New Hampshire Rolland H Spaulding Republican, New York Charles S Whitman, North Dakota Louis W Hanna, Ohio Frank B Willis Republican, Oregon C J Smith Democrat, Pennsylvania Martin G Brumbaugh Republican, Rhode Island R Livingston Heechten Republican, South Carolina Richard J Manning Democrat, South Dakota Frank M Bayne, Tennessee T C Rye Democrat, Texas James E Ferguson Democrat, Vermont Charles W Gates Republican, Wisconsin Emanuel Phillips, Wyoming U S Ridgeley Republican.
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Charles Henderson
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W. P. Hunt
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Hiram W. .Johnson
Colorado
A. Carlaon
Connecticut
Marcus H. Uolcomb
Georgia
BE. Harris
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John Mr. Haines
Iowa
George W. Clarke
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Massachusetts
David J. Walsh
Michigan
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Illinois Senate Race Remains In Doubt As Results Roll In
Illinois voters weigh a tight Senate contest with Lawrence Sherman leading outside Chicago while Chicago backing Republican candidate Roger Sullivan. Progressive Raymond Robbins falters, and progressives lose two congressmen as Democrats suffer in final House tally.
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Ilinois
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Roger C. Sullivan
Raymond Robbins
Roosevelt
Sullivan
Sreman
Mr. Robins
Charles M. Thompson
W. H. Hinebaugh
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66 States Reject Suffrage in Western and Midwestern States
Chicago report notes Montana approved woman suffrage while Nebraska, Missouri, Ohio, North and South Dakota, and Nevada defeated amendments described as decisive or overwhelming. Voters in these states rejected the suffrage question, contrasting with the Montana outcome. An unrelated ad for Hirver's Drug Store appears at tale end.
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Missouri
Dakotas
Nebraska
Nevada
Chicago
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Democrats Hold On House Amid Election Shifts
Washington reports show Democrats perilously close to losing control of the House with a likely small working majority. Republicans claim 213 seats, 4 Progressives, 1 Independent, 2 Socialists, while Democrats hold the rest. Senate remains under Democratic control. Republicans warn of a tense speakership fight and Tammany Hall’s potential leverage. Protests map gains for Republicans in several states, with mixed results for Socialists and Independents.
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Virginia
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Roosevelt
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Ichcois
William B. McKinley
Taft
Shively Wins Indiana Senate Seat as Republicans Take Two House Seats
In Indianapolis on November 5, results show U S Senator B F Shively reelected by about 20 000 votes. Democrats win the state slate headed by Homer L Cook for secretary of state while Republicans claim the Seventh and Tenth congressional districts. The Second district contest favors Cullop with Sixth race still in doubt. Beveridge and Miller also appear on the ballot.
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