Presidential race narrows as states count votes
NATIONWIDE tallying continues with differing Electoral College projections. New York leans Republican while contest between Wilson and Hughes tightens as western states and key battlegrounds like California Minnesota New Mexico and North Dakota show mixed results. News reports from The Tribune Sun World and others vary on final tallies with each chair claiming confidence while awaiting full results.
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Democratic State Majority Wins Across State Ticket
Article reports Democratic ticket securing broad victory with seven of eight congressmen elected, amendments carried. Provisional tallies show 60,000 plus advantage for repeal or adoption measures. details cite Campbell Rypsell and W D Humphrey leading and Republican claims of different outcomes.
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Congress Doubtful Control Shifts in Senate Race
Democratic hopes for Senate control dim as results from multiple states hint at a fragile majority. Reports show several Democratic incumbents defeated or under pressure, while Republicans maintain hope for shaping the House and blocking key appointments. The campaign finances reflect large spending and unresolved debt as parties anticipate ongoing political battles nationwide.
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Indiana Not Yet Conceded After Lead Narrowed
The report notes that Indiana is not yet conceded as final results show Hughes' lead reduced from about 19,000 to 8,000 votes, signaling a closer contest in the state.
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Recount in New Hampshire claims party leads linger
Concord recount demand by the Democratic state committee follows Hughes lead in unofficial returns. Wilson backers note small margins with large towns missing and call for careful ballot box guarding as both parties anticipate possible official counts. London papers reflect uncertainty over Hughes victory in the U S presidential race.
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