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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1916

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The Steady Plodder Reaches the Goal at Fredericktown

A persistent path to success is noted as steady effort finally yields steady gain in Fredericktown. The article highlights careful perseverance over quick luck, underscoring long term progress and measured achievement.

Senate Race Returns Put Democrats Ahead In House

New York Nov 10 Returns show 212 Democrats and 203 Republicans elected to Congress with 16 districts still unreported. If current suggests hold, Democrats would hold a slim House majority, with 219 Democrats to 212 Republicans and four minor party reps. Senate results mirror a split, with 16 Democrats and 16 Republicans elected. several names listed as expected winners across states, including Calder in New York and Lodge in Massachusetts.

New York Kern Indiana Harry A. New Republican national committee Democratic organization Saulsbury Delaware Martin Virginia Walsh Montana Underwood Alabama Arizona Henry F. Ashurst Arkansas William F. Kirby California Hiram W.Johnson Connecticut George P. McLean Josiah 0. Wolcott Florida Park M. Trammell Harry 8 New James B. Watson Maine Frederick Hale Bert M. Fernald Maryland Joseph I. France Massachusette Henry Cabot Lodge Michigan Charles E. Townsend Minnesota Frank B. Kellogg Mississippi John Sharp Williams Missouri James A. Reed Henry L. Myers

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

Relief comes instantly with Papes Cold Compound a dose every two hours for three doses to end grippe misery and clear nasal passages It relieves headache feverishness sore throat sneezing and nasal congestion Costs 35 cents at any drug store and acts without assistance, with pleasant taste and no inconvenience Be sure you get the genuine.

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Political oddsiling shifts amid party control doubts

A fragmented note references Weat Virginia Howard Sutherland Wisconsin Robert M LaFayette Wyoming John B Kendrick and suggests Democrats could gain control of the house with a narrow, questionable margin. It argues the majority would be slim and barely workable.

Virginia Howard Sutherland Wisconsin Robert M. Lafaette Wyoming John B. Kendrick house

Hughes Ahead in West Virginia by Narrow Margin

Early returns from 1538 of 1713 presidential precincts show Hughes leading Wilson by 1,202 votes as county officials omit electors. Governor race favors Democrat Cornwell over Republican Robinson by about 16,000 votes from 1619 of 1712 precincts. Senator race puts Sutherland ahead of Chilton by roughly 3,433 votes from 1499 of 1713 precincts. If Hughes wins, WV may grant seven electoral votes rather than eight due to missing elector candidate S. A. Scott.

Charleston W. Va Hughes Wilson give. Robinson Cornwell United States Sutherland Chilton West Virginia S. A. Scott Scott Republican state committee J. W. Dawson

Say Kansas Vote Illegal Probing Constitutional Balloting

Republican state chair Charles H Sesaton says real counsel will examine the constitutionality of Kansas electoral voting. He would not state if the vote would be contested. Rowniken headquarters claimed ballots cast more for presidential candidates than for electors, arguing the method favored by the group over individuals was unconstitutional.

Topeka Raps Charles H. Sesaton Kansas Rownlken Repsblicane

States Vote To Go Dry In Historic Prohibition Win

Chicago reports that over seventy five percent of the United States has banned liquor sales after Tuesday’s elections. Six states joined the dry ranks Michigan Nebraska South Dakota Montana Utah and Florida further expanding to twenty five states plus Alaska voting dry. Only California and Missouri remained in doubt as wet forces claim both.

Chicago United States J. Frank Hanly Michigan Nebraska South Dakota Montana Utah Florida Maline Kansas Georgia Mississippi North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Tennessee West Virginia Colorado Virginia Arizona Washington Oregon Arkansas Iowa Idaho South Carolina South Dakota territory of Alaska California Missouri

Woman Wins for Congress This Is Montana Republicans Claim

In Helena Montana on November 10 the Republican central committee released revised figures claiming Miss Jeanette Rankin was elected to Congress along with most of the state ticket except perhaps governor and lieutenant governor. Montana also voted for prohibition by a substantial margin.

Montana Helena Mont Wilson state Republican central committee Jeanette Rankin congress

Two Drummers Killed In Crash Near Blue Whale

Altoona Pennsylvania reports Groree Matthews forty and Frank Brandaugh forty five traveling salesmen from Philipsburg were killed when their auto struck a passenger train near Blue Whale. Both men well known in central Pennsylvania sales circles.

Altoona Groree Matthews Frank Brandaugh Pennsylvania Philipsburg Blue W

President Wins Reelection With Wide Electoral Margin

New York reports Californias returns show Wilson ahead by 3883 votes with 118 precincts left. California appears to give Wilson 8 electors and 272 total, while New Mexico adds 3 to reach 272. Willcox cautions that final counts may alter margins but party gains favor Wilson as Democrats claim Senate majority and house balance.

California Hughes North Dakota Wiliam Lemke

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