Carroll Gains in Rural Iowa Districts Amid Tight Returns
Returns from 762 of 2300 precincts show Governor Carroll leading with about 10 000 in the state wide race while Des Moines and eastern Iowa counties back Carroll. Pepper sweeps the Second district. Gril loses everywhere and Roosevelt spoke for Gril in Davenport. Weather clear, farmers in fields, turnout uneven.
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Carroll
Ucket
S Pepper
Charles Gril
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Rep
Reed. S . Pprouty
Des Moines
Hull
Walter J. Smith
Cannon Rules Committee
Murphy wins in Fourth Iowa by narrow margin
D D Murphy a Democrat is elected congressman from Iowa's Fourth District defeating Republican G X N Haugen by 86 votes. In Missouri returns Republicans gain big, Democrats fail to carry any statewide offices, and Prohibition defeat is claimed with mixed results for amendments.
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Mason City
D. D. Murphy
Iowa
G. XN. Haugen
Guthrie Early Returns Favor McNeil With GOP Lead
Guthrie reports fragmentary results show Republicans estimating McNeil will win statewide by about 15,000 votes while Democrats place Cruces’ margin between 31,000 and 40,000. Legislature likely to align with the top ticket. full results await. In Philadelphia, Republican State Chairman Walton says Tener is elected governor by a large plurality, while Berry of the Keystone party trails expectations and Grim lags Democratic rivals.
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Guthrie
McNeil
Cruces
Philadelphia
Walton
John K. Tener
Berry
Keystone Party
Grim
Stubbs Re elected Governor of Kansas
Governor WR Stubbs is reelected in Kansas with an estimated majority between 12,000 and 20,000. He campaigned on a progressive Republican platform against George A Hodges. Republicans expect victory in other races though two congressional contests remain unsettled in the Third and Sixth districts with Frank Rockefeller and LDPD Young among opponents.
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Tapeha
New
WR. Stubbs
Kansas
Stubbs
George A Hodges
FL Po ‘Camp
Bell
Suincipat
J D Bothin
Frank Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller
Ldpd Young
Republican statewide victory touted by party leader
Willis C Cook, chairman of the Republican state committee, announced that Governor Wessel and the entire state ticket have been elected by a majority of at least 2000 votes over the Democrats. He indicated that Congressmen Martin and Burke would exceed this figure.
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Sioux Falls
Willis C Cook
Republican State Committee
Wessel
Martin and
Burke
Institute Hosts Girls and Boys Farmers Contest in Sidney
The Farmers Institute event showcased grain and potatoes grown under state science guidelines with pupils reporting weed levels and yields. Judges Prof. Dawson, Prof. Burr, I S Perdue, and Miss Anna East praised student work in home economics and cooking demonstrations to Cheyenne County and Sidney ladies.
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Farmers’ Institute
State Agricultural Department
Home Department
Dawson
Lincoln
Burr
North Platte
I. S. Perdue
Anna East
Miss East
University of Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Messrs. Harper and Wright
Democrats Win Big in House as Republicans Slip
Democrats secure a net gain of forty eight seats in the next House, leaving them poised to command a clear majority. New York leads with ten additional Democrats, Illinois adds six, while Pennsylvania New Jersey Ohio and several others report smaller gains. A Socialist wins in Wisconsin, further reducing Republican strength. Counts show Democrats surpass the twenty four seats needed to control the House.
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
North Carolina
West Virginia
Missouri
Maryland
Maine
Connecticut
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Johnson Leads California Gubernatorial Win Seen Likely
California stays Republican as Hiram W. Johnson appears to win the governorship by about 50 000 votes on partial returns. The party also seems to sweep the rest of the state ticket with Johnson leading the triumph.
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San Francisco
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Wilson Carries New Jersey by About Fifteen Thousand
Figures show Woodrow Wilson Democrat won New Jersey by about 15000 with Essex County backing around 10000 to 12000 plurality. Hunterdon and Warren counties tilt Democratic by about 2000 and 1600 respectively.
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Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Essex County
Hunterdon County
Warren
Democrats Likely Take Legislature and Senate Seat
Helena voters report that returns show Democrats will control the legislature and elect a successor to Senator Carter. The early results point to a sweeping party victory in the state capital.
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Helena
Carter
Connecticut Return Totals Vote for Governor
New Haven November 9 eighty five towns report Goodwin Republican 36 264 Baldwin Democrat 38 934 for governor.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Goodwin
Baldwin
School Notes Chronicle Weakened Lewellen Game
The Lewellen athletic club called off tonight's basketball game due to missing players. A turning pole and two swings were installed on the playgrounds funded by pupil contributions. The farmers institute work moved from the courthouse to the schoolhouse as Miss East lectured on domestic science. Deputy State Superintendent Perdue spoke on practical education. A large Friday night crowd enjoyed D Webster Davis's recital, praised for his calm presence and strong voice.
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Farmers Institute
Court House
Miss East
Perdue
D. Webster Davis
Davis
Mr. Davis
Domestic Conversation About Baby Speech Confuses Visitor
A man asks what his wife spoke about when he entered. She says she was talking to the baby, and he admits not understanding. She explains she talked domestically to the child, not in a foreign tongue.
Wole's Jewelry Promises Custom Christmas Selections
A WOLE'S Jewelry Store ad promises a big selection package for Christmas gifts with short notice sourcing. It touts no mail order blind buying and offers a 12 percent discount if the customer gets exactly what they want. The ad positions the store as catering to particular buyers.
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Wole
Sidney Draw Community Notes and Social Visit Ledger
Fine weather continues as residents travel between Sidney and nearby ranches. School resumes in district 101 with Ella Russell from Tabor beginning Monday. A prairie fire crosses several sections while gauge of weekly visits includes Kirkpatrick, Glassburn, Howe, Stowe, and Nelson at local farms and the Glassburn ranch.
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Murlless
Potter
Ella Russell
Tabor
Iowa
Mrs. Glassburn
Kirkpatrick
J. M. Nelson
Mr. Kirkpatrick
John Anderson
Mr. Jensen
Sterling
E. E. Glassburn
Colorado
Ed Stowe
Howe
Mrs. Farel
C.G. Lawrence
P. C. Kirkpatrick
Glassburn Ranch
E. Pitts
Messrs. Stowe
Hammond
Sulover
Springer
Lingwall
Dist
Ed Howe
Glassburn
Sidney
Dewey Bros
Mr. Jones
Bright Girl and Dull Man discuss golf conversation
In a brief vignette the Bright Girl asks what is liked about golf, while the Dull Man replies it gives him topics to talk about without needing to think up discussion. The exchange centers on social usefulness rather than sport.
Rail Road Notes From Sidney And Chicago Strike Talks
John J Gunns new operator at the U P ticket office and John Luttrell as cashier at the U P Hotel begin duties. Fourteen carloads of stock were fed at the U P Stockyards Wednesday and trains run heavily as lines are blocked by congestion. A Chicago dispatch reports a strike vote among engineers from 61 railroads west of Chicago. Grand Chief Warren C Stone says votes may favor suspension of work with a Dec 10 decision date.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Warren C. Stone
Brotherhood
Sidney and county officers listing in The Telegraph Directory
The Telegraph Directory features national and state officers, land offices, post office staff, business clubs, fire department, schools, churches, and numerous local societies in Sidney and surrounding counties. It lists governors, attorney general, railroad commissioners, county sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor, and a long roster of lodge, chapter, encampment, and woman’s organizations with meeting times and officers.
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A Shallenberger
Hopewell
Junkin
S.a.burton
L.G Brian
W .J. Thompson
Bishop
Combs Y Hd
Winnety Railroad Commissioners
Cowgill
Methodist church contract set for Center building
The new M. E. church at Center will be built by Dalton contractors with completion by January 1, 1911. The project costs 1700 dollars with 1300 raised. 400 still needed. Milo Webster is treasurer. subscribers urged to pay promptly to Webster or Pastor Henry Zinnecker.
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M. E. Church
Center
Dalton
North Divide
Friends of the Enterprise
Milo Webster
Henry Zinnecker
Honey boy and busy bee drew line of girls
A playful note describes a honey boy who notices pretty girls and becomes busy as a bee. The verse emphasizes his charm and activity around attractively dressed women.
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