UNOFFICIAL RETURNS SHOW WILSON RE-ELECTED
Unofficial returns show Woodrow Wilson re elected as president with tight margins in California New Hampshire New Mexico and North Dakota. Republicans demand recounts to avoid clouding Wilsons title while Democrats push for New Hampshire recount. Senate\'s Democratic edge stable with 54 to 42 and a first woman elected to Congress Miss Jeanette Rankin.
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Illinois House Ballot Roll Call Includes Many Chicago Names
A partial list shows Illinois House candidates with numerous Chicago representatives and a mix of party affiliations. The article notes High Court rulings on public utilities power to regulate Chicago surface lines and details coal supply efforts by the Illinois Public Utilities Commission including investigation of railcar availability and potential railroad collusion.
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Prosperity at Elgin Watch Factory Adopts Six Day Week
Elgin National Watch factory, the world’s largest, resumes six day work weeks as prosperity spreads through Elgin. Other local factories add new capacity. watch industry has grown steadily since January. The firm declined munitions contracts, keeping focus on consumer product output. Extra workers are hired as demand rises.
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Bahai Temple Planned Near Wilmette for $1,000,000
Mrs. Mary Hanford Ford, returned from Persia as an apostle of the Abdul-Bahra movement, told the Wilmette Woman's Club that a million-dollar Bahai temple is to rise within a year. Eight acres were bought at Laurel Lane and Sheridan Road, and the group calls the movement the religion of the future.
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Explorer Finds New Land of Gold in Arctic Northwest
New York reports Swedish explorer Christen Leden has returned after three years in the Arctic detailing a land north of Hudson Bay rich in gold. He shows a gold ledge hammer forged by natives, gold bearing quartz, and Eskimo stories hinting at abundant gold. He notes the Eskimos’ language and music, and plans a scientific survey while declining specifics on the location.
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Eight Hour Day Granted by Standard Oil of California
San Francisco reports Standard Oil of California voluntarily granting an eight hour work day to all refinery pipeline and producing department employees. Wages will remain unchanged.
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Wants Cruiser Named Hawaii for New Battle Ship
Former Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii has petitioned Secretary Daniels to name one of the new battle cruisers Hawaii. The appeal seeks to honor the island kingdom by placing its name on a modern naval vessel.
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Wooden Leg Traps Thief in Chicago Saloon Robbery
Peter Reeves, missing leg, crawled from a robbed saloon before a wooden leg stuck in a crack. Police arrived and admitted him to hospital. Alex Snyder harvests four baskets of ripe strawberries from his East Long Meadow garden.
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Boy Denies Morgue Body Identity in New York Trial
Eleven year old Georg Cutwater surprised his grieving family by walking in and insisting the body in the morgue is not his. In Whittinsville Massachusetts, cider saved farm buildings from a blaze when six barrels were used to quench flames. locals claim the beverage helped avert disaster.
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