Thousands celebrate Wilson victory in Pendleton parade
Thousands of Pendleton residents joined a victory demonstration for Woodrow Wilson featuring a parade from Court Street to Main Street, a large bonfire with tar, bands, and banners. The crowd waved Roman candles as floats and banners attacked opponents while commemorating the president’s win. The event included a mock funeral atop the G. P. B. elephant and continued with an extended parade and speeches.
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President Wilden Takes First Rest Since Campaign Began
Report from Maas Minnesota and surrounding towns shows President Wilden taking a rest from campaign duties. Early returns indicate Hughes leading in Minnesota, with Wilson trailing, as precincts report missing including soldiers ballots. late updates bound to shift the statewide tally.
Oregon vs Washington State ends first quarter 3 0
Oregon football trails Washington State College 3 to 0 after the opening period as a placekick put the visitors on the scoreboard. A large crowd gathered to watch the game in Portland Oregon.
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Dry amendment carries in Oregon vote results
Portland November 11 special to the East Oregonian reports the 3 pm tally on the state dry amendment. The measure appears carried with 106039 voting yes and 104415 no, in a close statewide result announced today.
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Official county count adjusts candidates slightly in Oregon
The complete Umatilla County tally shows small changes from the unofficial result. Hughes electors ranged 637 to 9664 for Wilson and 4676 to 460 for Bert Haney. Sherman County details note minor shifts in commissioner, representative, and ballot tallies with Reeves and Hodgen margins adjusted.
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President Wilson speaks to Williamstown crowd after election
In Williamstown Mass on November 11 President Wilson addressed residents and Willan College students for the first public appearance since the national election. He pledged unity beyond party lines as he was greeted by townspeople and students during the christening of Eleanor Ann Sayre, daughter of his daughter Mrs Francis B Sayre, with him as godfather.
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Election Bets Are Paid In Freak Wheelbarrow Bet
The Pendleton Athletic Club manager Pete Jost will wheel foreman Ail Nelson through Main Street in a wheelbarrow as part of a previously arranged election bet. The strange wager began months ago with Mughes and Neon Vietor Wilson backing different sides. Cash stakes were paid today with a note that counts could alter the payout if official tallies shift, while some losers refused to transfer winnings until results are settled.
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Local Wheat Sells At 1 50 A Bushel In County Trade
Local wheat brings 1.50 a bushel for club sales in a neighborhood area. Mills show 1.63, while 1.00 price remains quoted at times. H W Collit notes only about 15 percent of Umatilla county wheat remains in growers hands.
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Nurses Strike At Philanthropic Hospital Over Ward Chief
Twelve young nurses at Philanthropic Hospital went on strike in New York on November 1 to demand the removal of supervising nurse Gertrude Sharkey. They vow not to return to patient care until their demands are met as Sharkey’s position is challenged.
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Great battle over control of CERNAVODA bridge
Reported fighting for possession of the bridge at CERNAVODA continues as candidates and officials react to the election results. An official count confirms the defeated candidate will not concede, while supporters hold on to hope amid unsettled stakes.
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Wilcox fights back as returns delayed in New York
New York November 1 Wilcox A Republican chairman refuses to concede defeat to Hauld stating they receive many charges and suggestions by letters and telegrams and have turned them over for state investigation The national party waits for final returns Willcox cites counting errors over fraud claims and recalls Democrats in 1912 who claimed California by three thousand official returns Hughes plans a conference this afternoon after an automobile trip this morning
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Hughes Withholds Congratulations as Vote Count Tries to Endorse
New York November 11 The withhold of congratulations to President Wilson hinges on the official vote tally from California New Mexico North Dakota and New Hampshire If the count confirms a Democratic victory Hughes will not pursue court actions or vote contests Unofficial returns show Wilson ahead in California New Mexico leading in North Dakota and Minnesota with Hughes close in New Hampshire and California split If Hughes wins Minnesota he could still be reelected pending recounts Officials study California totals amid a large surge in votes Mrs Hughes maintains calm while Hughes and staff quietly review the situation in New York City
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Enforceability Doubt Over Bone Dry Measure Rumors
District Attorney Frederick Steiner doubts the bone dry amendment will be enforceable, citing constitutional issues and lack of penalties. He notes advice from R. P. Hutton of the Anti-Kaljon League and expects a test case after an attorney general opinion. Local sentiment grumbles as shipments head to the South, and legal action remains likely.
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Germany Surprised by Wilson Victory News
Amsterdam dispatch reports German newspapers expressing surprise at Wilson's re election after expected Hughes win. Cologne Gazette notesAmericans desire peace and victory. Cologne Volkszeitung states Wilson's victory secures neutral U S relations.
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Kingdom of Arabia Reported Formed in Middle East
Washington dispatches report an independent Arabian Kingdom established with Shered Abdullah as foreign minister signaling possible U S recognition. Britain France and Turkey were asked to confirm the claim via press cablegram. The Mecca cablegram allegedly signed by Shermed Abdullah cites a de facto ruler in Arabia.
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Portland Pit Club Bids $1.61 in Prices
Portland Oregon news item lists prices and market figures with variables such as open high low and late day values. The text shows a range of prices including wheat and other commodities as reported from the Portland market desk with the date November 11.
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Pendleton Hermal measure behind in early returns
Incomplete tallies from 15 counties and full returns from Ls counties show the Pendleton Hermal measure at 700 votes behind by 2 PM. The statewide figures give 2620 for and 93853 against, a negative majority of 7033 with Malheur County entirely missing. Later returns could shift the margin, but current wire reports to the East Oregon record the county results as complete or partial.
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