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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1916

Page

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Tens of thousands cheer Hughes and Republicans in county parade

Huge rally in Harrison County draws 30 000 to 40 000 supporters for Charles E Hughes and Robinson. Speakers include Nathan Gotf Stuart Reed and A B White as crowds overflow streets and marchers parade past court house and post office with banners, floats, bands, and a strong anti Wilson message. Democratic observers report disappointment as the display eclipses a prior Democrats' procession.

Hughes Robinson United States Nathan Gotf Stuart F. Reed Court House Charles J. Schuck Abert B. White Parkersburg Telegram Square Michael H. King C.R. Mitchell Glen Elk

Victory claims clash as parties forecast election outcome

New York November 4 In informal statements Democratic chairman Vance C McCormick claimed 264 of 531 electoral votes for Wilson with possible rise to 461 Meanwhile Republican chairman William Willcox reported a minimum electoral majority of 190 The two party leaders touted broad forecasts claiming Democratic strongholds across 30 states and listing several states as probable or doubtful with Michigan cited among the three doubtful.

New York Republic Os Democratic National Vance C. McCormick Campsien Wilson William Willen Hugher McCormick Senate House of Representatives North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Californis Idaho Kanma New Mexico Oregon South Dakota North Dakota Utah Wyoming Michigan

Republican Goff presides at rally in Ohio Valley appeal

The crowd packed the court room for a Republican demonstration as Senator Goff and Secretary Stuart F. Rs candidate for Congress addressed supporters. Highland introduced the senator who recalled 1914 conditions in the upper Ohio Valley and opposed the Wood bill.

Goff Frcuit Court Room Stuart F Congress Vrcil T. Highland Ohio Valley Hughen Rce Wilson Goll

Governor Hughes Campaign Ends With Madison Square Garden Rally

New York November 4 President Wilson spoke at a White House style celebration at Shadow Lawn as Bolshevists and Republicans held closing arguments nationwide. The day featured strong turnout by supporters and neighbors from New Jersey as Hughes prepared for a return to New York.

Hughes Madison Square Garden New York Paight Sheir Patinal Wilson Lane Shedow Lawn New Jersey Arom Ares

New York Enthusiasm Marks Presidential Visit Rally

A New York crowd erupts with enthusiasm as a presidential candidate campaigns tonight, riding into the city for a Malis event. The scene is lively, with supporters cheering and the candidate greeting attendees amid a sea of excitement.

New York

Average State Ticket Majority Seen At Least Twenty Thousand

Observers report a strong, well organized Republican campaign. Headquarters are busy as party workers expect the statewide ticket to win by about twenty thousand votes. While some reluctance appears in public tallies, confidence remains high among campaign operatives as election day nears.

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