Democratic Gains Across States Highlight Election Results
The article notes Democratic gains in several states with shifts in government control. New Jersey remains split with a Democratic Assembly and Republican Senate, while neighboring states show varied outcomes, including Mississippi electing a Democratic governor and Rhode Island choosing Republican Governor Pothier over Democrat Louis A. Waterman.
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Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen
New Jersey
Senate
Mississippi
Rhode Island
Pothier
Louis A. Waterman
M Creary Is Returned by the Associated Press
Kentucky voters elected Democratic candidates after four years of Republican rule. James Bennett McCreary, former governor, won re election at 73 by a margin over 30 000. Edward C O Rear was his opponent. The Democratic majority in the state legislature will be about eighty five.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
James Bennett McCreary
Edward C. O’rear
Lexington Adopts Commission Government In Two Years
Ollie James is nominated by the state Democratic primary to succeed Senator Paynter. Lexington voters approve adopting the commission form of government two years hence.
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Pel
Ollie James
Thomas H. Paynter
James
Lexington
Gorman May Be Defeated as Maryland Votes
Maryland defeats disfranchisement measures and appears to elect Republican Phillip Lee Goldsborough as governor. In Baltimore City Goldsborough leads by about two thousand with larger margins expected in the counties. Democrat A B P Gorman has not conceded, insisting he won. The constitutional amendment disfranchising the Negro is decisively defeated.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Maryland
Phillip Lee Goldsborough
A. BP. Gorman
New State Elects All Officers and Maybe Legislature
Returns from Albuquerque New Mexico indicate early results show voters electing all statewide officers and possibly an upcoming legislature. The report notes uncertainty as partial tallies come in from the election day.
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New State
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Exact circulation figures for Tur Lieut in San Antonio
The Lieut claims 70 percent higher paid circulation than any other daily paper in San Antonio and reaching 75 percent more homes. It says circulation extends to most cities within a hundred mile radius and pledges full disclosure of subscribers and payments.
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San Antonio
Tur
New Mexico Returns Tilt Democratic After Strong GOP Counties
Reports show Democratic majorities rising in most counties, while traditional Republican strongholds record smaller margins. The outcome signals a complete triumph for the Democratic ticket across the state.
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Plete
New Mexico
Republicans Gain Control of New Jersey Legislature
Election returns show Republicans will control both houses next winter with the Senate 11 to 10 and the House 37 to 23. Democrats won 13 of 17 sheriff offices. William J. Browning, Republican, elected to Congress in the First District to succeed the late Loudenslager.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
House
Senate
William J. Browning
Congress
Loudenslager
Piano trade critique and local notices in San Antonio
A San Antonio notice criticizes high priced piano dealers and urges buying from informed dealers with proper warranties. It also records a business sale: Otho W Budd Jr sells his interest in Searchlight Gas Co of Texas to Grover T. Miller and W. J. Miller. City Woodmen parade plans are announced for Nov 7 at 9:15 am with a 10 o'clock march.
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FEA
Mayor Piano Co
San Antonio
Searchlight Gas Company of Texas
E. L. DeCamp
Grover T. Miller
W. J. Miller
Otho W. Budd JR
Eretofore
Tex
East
Houston
Bowie
Tomorrow at the Fair Alumni Tea and Registration
Former students and friends of the school are invited to a tea at the fair booth. Miss Mildred Gates, local chairman of the alumni association, will lead the reception activities and register attendees.
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Booth
Mildred Gates
Awards in Womens Textile Department Show
The judges announced winners in several textile classes led by Mat tie Hall with multiple firsts in lace and crochet. Leila Hunnan, Henry D. Wintz, and J M Barbee earned multiple top places across infant, crochet, and embroidery categories at the event.
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Mattie Hall
L. C. Huckstep
Leila Hunnan
C. B. Nicols
Floral Lozomo
A. F. Warden
Henry D. Wintz
A. Berliner
A. Elias
T. Gombert
W. B. Wolff
J. Ross
J. M. Barbie
C. W. Vance
W. H. Schmidt
J. W. Barbee
H. D. Wintz
J. M. Barbee
Ge Hunnan
J. M. Baree
Leila Hannan
W. FE. Coffey
Eure N. Maart
Mattie All
M. J. Ross
M. C., Vance
Lizzie Sons
Mattie
8. Hays
J. W. Evans
Maude D. Blake
D. F. Williams
R. H. Talbert
Rosario Losano
Charles Newman Jr
Hays
T. N. Poor
W. J. Edgecomb
B. T. Parker
E. T. Parker
Ay B. Wolff
D. F. Wilams
Awards at the Horse Stables for Standard Bred Trotters
This morning in Floresville horse stables awards were given for Standard bred trotters. Best stallion 6 years and upward went to O. D. Palmer with G. W. Grif fis as second. Best stallion 2 years and under 4 awarded to Dr. John Herff first and J. H. Evans second. Best stallion over one year and under two to J. H. Evans first. Best mare eight years also noted.
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O. D. Palmer
G. W. Griffis
Dr. John Herff
J. H. Evans
Floresville
Thoroughbred Horse Awards Given At Marlin Fair
Awards announced this morning include Best stallion 5 years and over with first place to W. W. Furlong and second to H. R. Hargrove. Best stallion 3 years and under 4 awarded to W. H. Furlong. Best stallion 2 years and under 8 to C. T. Brownfield. Best brood mare with suckling colt to John Wilkins. Best filly 2 years and under 8 to W. H. Furlong. Best stallion showing four or more colts to W. I. Furlong.
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Central Texas Horse & Mule Co
Marlin
Tex
E. J Hutcheson
City
C. D. Palmer
W. W. Furlong
H. R. Hargrove
Liano
Texas
W. H. Furlong
C. T. Brownfield
John Wilkins
W. 1
Furlong
Officers of Eleventh Cavalry salute San Antonio
A card from James Parker Colonel Eleventh Cavalry thanks San Antonians for courteous hospitality during an eight month stay in San Antonio. The officers express appreciation and say the stay will be remembered with pleasure. November 8, 1911.
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San Antonio
Eleventh Cavalry
James Parker
Obituary notices for Gretchen Berry and G Y Moxley
Funeral services are announced for Gretchen Berry aged 24 who died last Monday at the Salvation Army Rescue Home with interment at City cemetery No 3. Also noted is the death of Confederate veteran G Y Moxley aged 84 at his residence 221 Dwyer avenue with services at Sloan Hagg chapel and Confederate veterans to bear his casket. Residents Clarence Hay and others are mentioned in city visit coverage.
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Berry
Gretchen Berry
Salvation Army Rescue Home
Zizik Undertaking Company
City
Salvation Army
William Dedeker
Boerne
Moxley
G.Y. Moxley
Dwyer Avenue
G. Y. Moxley
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Five Year Rheumatism Hope
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston reports five years of severe rheumatism with stiff knees. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with relief and a complete recovery, recommending the medicine. Available in liquid form or Sarsatabs chocolate tablets.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Johnston predicts Texas political shifts and a tight national race
Colonel R. M. Johnston of Houston predicts Governor Colquitt will secure another term, with Bailey out of public service and Wolters likely to succeed him. He sees a close presidential contest, early campaigns, and tariff overshadowing prohibition. Wilson's bid remains a contested leadership claim within the Democratic party.
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Houston
Wolters
Colquitt
Bailey
Public Service
Jake Wolters
Oscar B. Colquitt
Texas
William F. Ramsey
R. M. Johnston
San Antonio
Johnston
Woodrow Wilson
Timely Advice On A Winter Health Drink
A Detroit doctor recommends a home remedy combining butter brown sugar orange juice and malt whiskey. Mix a tablespoonful of butter a quarter cup light brown sugar an ounce of fresh garlic a pint of malt whiskey and half a pint boiling water. Let stand and serve in a wine glass with citrus juice to aid fever chills bronchitis and pneumonia recovery.
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Dr. Soper
Detroit
Mich
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