Wilson’s Election Conceded After Hard Fought Battle
The article reports Wilson’s presidential victory by 13 electoral votes over Hughes and notes Democratic gains in Perkins County and local races. It lists county officers, judges, and school officials re elected or defeated, with party buy-in and percent margins, including Woodrow Wilson carrying the county 928 to 881 and minor party tallies.
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Perkins County
Cunty
Drewry
Uy Terking
G. Carrell
Michelson
A. Tunn
D. Larson
Register of Deeds
Charley Hanson
Axtell
Rooks
A.A Tle
W. F. Eady
CA. Cook
Hoffman
Scott
Hubbard
Settle
Dow Haine
Wacker Reports Show Big Increase in October
The Herald notes a strong rise in ticket sales at Milwaukee Ry station during October. Total revenue reached 31,000 with on and offsite sales up over 7,000 from the previous year. The report details how business is divided across periods and locations.
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Milwaukee Ry
Lemmon Herald Delayed By Gasoline Shortage
The Lemmon Herald reports a two to three day delay due to a city gasoline famine. Power and linotype issues postponed publication but allow full election returns including Hughes’s victory to be announced.
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Lemmon
Hughes
California Returns Put Wilson Over In Electoral Vote Count
New York Nov 9 Fifty hours after polls closed California counted for Wilson 465 259 to Hughes 462 259 giving Wilson 269 electoral votes without New Mexico. New Mexico still undecided with Wilson leading and West Virginia New Hampshire and Minnesota projected for Hughes.
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Prohibition and Suffrage Carry in South Dakota
South Dakota voters approve the Prohibition amendment by about 1,000 to 20,000 amid uneven local results such as Aberdeen voting dry and Lemmon shifting to dry. Suffrage amends also appear to have carried statewide by roughly 7,000, with leaders optimistic about broader future gains. Later reports from Pierre indicate suffrage defeated by a narrow margin.
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Aberdeen
Lemmon
Pierre
Auctioneering record set by Pomeroy at Funk sale
Auctioneer Pomeroy, famed for sales, broke his own record at a John Funk sale near Lemmon. The auction started late but moved quickly, selling farm implements horses cattle and miscellany totaling about 4000 dollars in under two hours. Funk expressed pleasure with the results.
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Pomeroy
John Funk
Lemmon
Funk
Gandy Wins North Dakota District Race By Large Margin
Rapid City reports show Congressman Gandy defeating Bartine by about 5 000 to 6 000 votes. Gandy carried the north end including Carson and Harding Counties by a large majority, while losing Perkins by a five thousand vote margin.
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Rapid City
Gandy
Bartine Gandy
Carson
Harding
Perkins
Laila Opera Repeated at Star Theatre
The operetta Laila was presented again at the Star theatre on Friday evening. The youthful performers impressed the audience with excellent acting clever dancing and remarkable singing. Mrs A Ingalls sang a beautiful solo to much applause and four young girls in specialty numbers drew praise. Mrs Mary Drew Wilson, in charge, earned high praise for the fine success.
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Laila
Star Theatre
A. Ingalls
Mary Drew-Wilson
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