Election returns place Wilson at 232 Hughes 212 with 81 in doubt
New York early returns show Wilson leading with 232 electoral votes to Hughes 212 and 81 votes unresolved. Republicans claim best prospects in Indiana Minnesota Oregon West Virginia while Democrats lead in many other doubtful states. Committee chairs announce varying totals and Morgenthau cites about 1.65 million spent with roughly 200 thousand yet unpaid.
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Indiana returns hint at close race for president and local offices
Early returns from 1,?3 precincts in Indiana show Wilson ahead with 210,405 to Hughes 220,?28, while Hughes for president and Goodrich for governor lead by slim margins. Republican and Democratic headquarters claim victory as Congressmen results favor Republicans. Debs elected in the Fifth district per Socialist claims, while Moss appears re elected for Democrats. Voter turnout likely the largest ever in the state.
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Missouri Returns Leave Election Outcome Unclear
Partial results show Wilson leading Hughes by about 13,000 in Missouri with Gardner at 9,000 and a 14,000 edge for Reed over Dickey in the U S Senate race. City returns vary, with New York state results widely reported and local totals in towns like Jamestown and Corning showing shifts among Hughes Wilson Whitman Seabury Calder and McCombs.
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Ohio vote tally shows Wilson leading Hughes statewide
In Ohio President Wilson led Justice Hughes by about 9 000 votes. Of 6 570 counted precincts 2 289 had Wilson 200 801 to 190 922 for Hughes. Partial returns from 1 270 precincts showed Wilson 192 982 to Hughes 104 499. In Cuyahoga county Cleveland area 40 precincts reported Wilson 3 513 and Hughes 2 552.
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South Dakota Returns Indicate Hughes Victory and Key Amendments
With more than one tenth of precincts reporting, indications show Hughes leading South Dakota by about 16,000, the prohibition amendment approved by 20,000, and the suffrage amendment by 10,000. Peter Norbeck, Republican, likely won the governorship by 35,000.
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Color ado returns show Wilson lead and Carl on doubtful path
James R. Mohler, secretary of the Democratic state committee, says President Wilson leads Color ado by 25 000 and Julius C. Gunter will have a 20 000 plurality for governor. Philip B. Stewart, Republican chairman, calls Colorado doubtful and predicts Carl aon re election with later returns.
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New Ashford Cast First Returns In 1916 Polls
New Ashford Massachusetts reported the first returns with polls closed at 10 am showing Hughes with 16 votes and Wilson with 7. In 1912 the town cast 4 for Wilson, 7 for Taft, and 6 for Roosevelt.
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Democratic Majorities Reported in Southern States
Returns from Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee North and South Carolina Texas and Virginia indicate the normal vote was cast with the usual Democratic majorities, including President Wilson.
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Minnesota Senate Victory Seen Narrow, Kellogg Wins
The Saint Paul Pioneer Press reports Hughes carried Minnesota by about 25 votes while Frank Kellogg, Republican, wins the Senate seat by a projected 50 000 to 75 000 plurality.
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Minnesota
Frank Kellogg
Hughes leads California by 1400 votes after 1781 wards
Charles E. Hughes led in California by about 1400 votes as 1781 of 5917 precincts reported nationwide, with results still incomplete. The count reflected early returns from multiple counties and indicated a close statewide contest.
Returns show Lafollette leads Wolfe by large margin
Across the state votes indicate United States Senator Lafollette leading Wolfe by more than two to one, signaling a decisive victory. Details on totals, precincts, and turnout were not fully available at press time.
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New Jersey Adds Key District Totals for 1932 Vote
In New Jersey 599 districts reported results with Wilson leading 57,063 to Hughes 67,595 across the counted precincts. The figures reflect partial returns from the state total of 1893 districts.
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Iowa Republicans Sweep State in 1916 Election
Voters favored Hughes and W L Harding by wide margins with Harding facing church and prohibition opposition. In the Eleventh district C Scott defeated T J Steele for possible GOP delegation. Des Moines backed Harding over Meredith. Audubon county largely Republican, Iowa brigade totals favor Wilson over Hughes in cavalry and infantry units.
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Hughes Carries Illinois in Early Returns
Early returns show a Republican lead in Illinois with Charles Evans Hughes winning a plurality exceeding 100000 as Frank Lowden leads the ticket for governor against incumbent Democrat Gouvernor Dunne. Dunne conceded early. total vote from Illinois is projected well above 1.7 million with around 450000 counted so far.
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Pennsylvania Returns Favor Roosevelt Ally in 1916 Vote
Pennsylvania swung back to the Republican column as Charles E. flushes won by about 200000. Most counties that leaned Republican before 1912 stayed with the GOP. Philadelphia backed the ticket by about 75000 and Pittsburgh supported the Republican national ticket. Thirty-one of thirty-six congressional districts show a Democratic gain of one.
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Democratic Claim: Wilson Carried New Mexico Ticket Wins
Democratic leaders say President Wilson won New Mexico and the full state ticket led by F C De Baca was elected. They also claim A A Jones was elected senator and W B Waller to Congress. Republican leaders counter with their candidate’s win.
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Election precinct results for Wyoming congressional race
In Wyoming precincts reported, Wilson leads with 5 270 votes and Hughes AyhS2e Forces, atr 114 precincts show Hendrick (Dem) 3 854 and Clark 3 008. For congressman at large 12 precincts give Clark (em.) 3 402 and Mondell (Rep.) 3 804.
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North Dakota Returns Show McCumber Victory Likely
Hughes carried North Dakota by a plurality of 10 000, returns indicated. Re election of United States Senator McCumber also seems assured. J J Frazier Republican has been elected governor.
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Ships Sunk in Duel Among Austro German Roumanians
Austro German and Roumanian forces clash with territorial gains and losses reported by both sides. An Austrian submarine and an Italian destroyer were sunk, with a transport reached safely and prisoners taken. French troops push gains north of the Somme and in Verdun, while Italian and Austrian fronts show mixed results on various sectors.
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Executions Reported of Chinese and Arab Residents
Refugees arriving at Chihuahua City report Villa era forces in Santa Rosalia executed Chinese and Arab residents after Uribe accused foreigners of aiding the enemy. Carranza forces evacuated Timings and hold Escalon forty miles south as Uribe’s actions unfold amid shifting fronts. Entente loaned 5 million francs to Salonika with Athens banks ordered to advance a preliminary sum to Venizelist officials charged to Entente accounts.
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Train Kills Four in Jitney Collision Near Cumtden
A Pennsylvania railroad train struck a jitney bus near Cumtden, killing four passengers including three men and a woman. Local responders processed the scene as authorities investigated the collision and its circumstances.
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Essig Store Closing Out Sale on Furniture Bargains
Local notice announces The Essig Store closing out sale offering bargains on furniture pieces. Shop hours and discount range not specified in readable text.
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