Last Battle Foreshadowed in Mission Campaign
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
2
Wawa Language Fragments Appear in Brief Text
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Party Has Come to Stay De Gtatamem and Roosevelt Word
Theodore Roosevelt issues a formal statement on the election and the future of the Progressive Party. He reiterates lines from prior attacks by himself and colleagues, asserting political stay power for the movement despite setbacks.
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New York
Thieodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Woodrow Wilson Predicts GOP Emergence in New Era
The excerpt notes Woodrow Wilson asserting the Progressive party’s permanence and predicts a broad political shift. It mentions his view that the party could secure the largest electoral vote and that the battle is only beginning amid polling of over four million votes facing obstacles.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Dunn Claims Fair Victory in Iowa Governor Race
Des Moines reports E. G. Dunn democratic candidate for Iowa governor declares he was fairly elected. He vows to fight and not let the victory be stolen, noting delays in vote counting last week that favored opponents.
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Dunn
Des Moines
G. Dunn
Iowa
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Electoral College Revised by Latest Returns
The Electoral College results have been updated to reflect the newest returns. Electors adjust the state tally and confirm final counts amid ongoing vote certification.
Capper Says He Will Contest Kansas Governor Race
Topeka reports Arthur Capper, Republican candidate, trails George Hodges Democrat by a small margin after all counties counted. Capper plans to contest the result, citing thousands of ballots mismarked or rejected, expecting a close victory by around three thousand.
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Capper
Topeka
Arthur Capper
George H. Hodges
Mr. Capper
Democrats Call for Extra Session to Tackle Tariff Reform
Representative Henry George asserts there is no excuse for Democrats not to urge an extra session of Congress to revise the tariff. Democratic lawmakers here echo the call, arguing the business world deserves clear tariff plans and timely action. Manahan, ex Lincoln resident and 1299 Democratic candidate in Nebraska’s district, is mentioned in the discussion.
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Washington
Congress
Henry George
George
Manehen
Manahan
Lincoln
Piter
Nebraska
EJ. Burkett
Amendments Garrisoned: State Ticket Leads In Nebraska Race
Early returns from 80 of 92 Nebraska counties show Governor Wilson with a 42,000 edge on Roosevelt and 53,500 on Taft, while Aldrich trails Morehead by 9,600 and Norris leads Shallenberger by 13,000. Taylor sits 8,000 ahead of Harman for railway commissioner, with Martin over Morrissey by more than 20,000.
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Lincoln
United States
Cherry
Loup
Rhieridan
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Norris
Shallenberger
John H. Morehead
Aldrich
Northwest
Taylor
Harman
Martin
Morrissey
State and Congressional Returns Highlight Nebraska Races
Large portions of the state report totals with candidates across multiple districts. The list includes nominees such as Amey Erickson Campbell, Hendley Derm, and M. Alliance BR. Nelec Chadron Lewis Brett among others, with party affiliations and home towns noted.
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J.C. Snyder, Hiasings P
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Dann B. McCarthy
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Pail H. Kohl
Wayne J. M. Talcott
Crofton
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J. Time
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Kroombach
Ghelby
W. H. Smith
Seward
H. V. Hoagland
Lincoln i
T. Marshall
Paname
Mardin
Alma
Sonee
Hendley
Derm
Mion Center
Bart
Mat Alliance BR
Nelec Chadron
Lewis Brett
Searle
Oxalaila
State Nate
H. i. Bartling
Ebraska City
W. EK
Holdrege
Taylor
E Stearns
Scottablatt
Walt Kiechel
Johnson
Ua Cox
Yor Dem
J. M. Grace
Marcot
Peter Wink
Kearney
North Platto
P. Cordeal
McCook
K. Bushes
Kimball
Dane OD
W. HM. Reynolds
Chadron
Lincoln Vote Returns Signal Amendments Win In State
Early returns from about 45 percent of the state show amendments likely to pass by a safe margin. The initiative and referendum drew the least opposition, while the home rule measure faced the most negative votes. If totals reach an estimated 260 000, amendments should secure a majority of votes cast with a substantial margin over halfway. Chicago window washer Richard Jelinek fell from a building into the Chicago River and his body was recovered.
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Lincoln
Chicago
Richard Jelinek
Aldrich admits defeat and taft forces cited in defeat
Governor Aldrich issues a statement blaming Taft supporters for his loss and criticizes university authorities and certain political actors. He reflects on the progressive party ties, warns Lancaster County Republicans, and mocks Bryan's support for Morehead as an odd campaign moment.
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Lincoln
Hhis
Aldrich
Taft
Progressive Party
Lancaster County
State University
Kim
Bryan
Morehead
Reyes
Wireless equipment for Nebraska guards and workers’ comp progress
Nebraska Adjutant General and Captain seek war department wireless telegraph and telephone gear worth 16000 dollars for the state guard if an armory and caretaker liv ing quarters are provided. Fifty four troops in the corps and a plan to recruit to ninety two. Also governor’s report on progress drafting a workingmen's compensation bill with meetings in Lincoln and Omaha and hopes for timely passage.
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Ernest H. Phelps
Henry Jess
Fremont Signal ‘Corps
Nebraska National Guard
War Department
A. E. Sheldon
Nebraska Employers' Lability
Workingmen's Compensation Commission
Nebraska
Commisssion
Lincoln
Omaha
Adjutant General Seeks State Arsenal Funds
Adjutant General Phelps plans to ask the legislature for money to build a state arsenal. He notes more than 200000 dollars of military property has been scattered around the capitol in years past and federal criticisms persist. The military department will seek 30000 to 40000 dollars for a new building or half that for upgrading rooms if a new facility is not built.
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Phelps
State Capitol
General Phelps
Federal War Department
Military Department
Ing
Nebraska Governor to Issue Thanksgiving Proclamation
After the election the Nebraska governor faces issuing a Thanksgiving proclamation. The article notes Governor Aldrich will publish such a proclamation despite his electoral defeat and touches on state oil inspection laws and border admissions involving Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Nebraska
United States
Aldrich
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