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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1916
Page
2
The readable fragments describe a brief note about a person or event labeled May tia and a muted sense of disappointment. No clear actions, dates, or organizations are present to establish a detailed report.
Report from Chicago outlines alleged vote quote incidents as investigators say between 25 and 59 were involved with 12 detained after admitting they voted for a candidate. Authorities sent in agents to arrest those suspected of ballot box manipulation and related fraud.
A damaged OCR notice from Pima County Arizona outlines a legal action in a court of equity regarding a property sale. It lists involved parties and states a deadline of within twenty days after a specified date for response or appearance. The document mentions the state of Wisconsin and the Kiperiad court context but lacks clear details due to text corruption.
In complete returns from seven precincts in Concordia Kansas Wilson leads with 424 votes against 1 522 for Roosevel. Capper 415 Hodges 186 Allen 88% in county results.
Penry Ward Ranger, a renowned American landscape artist, died today after a period of ill health. Born in western New York in 1858, Ranger achieved fame for his depictions of American scenery and lived in New York. His death ends a notable career in 19th and early 20th century American art.
Reports from Massachusetts Kansas IV early returns indicate Hughes leading, with Wilken Capper and Wilson also showing in key totals. Nationally, women voters and heavier turnout across Nevada New York and the midwest are noted while Wilson and Hughes await final results at Shadow Lawn and New York hotels.
An unidentified reporter cites Senator Walsh claiming Wilson will win Colorado with strong support from Denver. Early tallies show Wilson leading by a wide margin as 40 counties report returns. Barnett notes an immediate party response amid cautious optimism.
In Indianapolis on election day Frank Haenig the Prohibition party nominee voted early and said he expected his party to poll more than 490000 votes, over twice what it won four years ago. Charles W Fairbanks the Republican vice presidential candidate cast the thirty second ballot in his precinct and commented on unprecedented campaign interest. He voted before noon.
Nine African American suspects were arrested in Wheeling by federal officers on fraud charges and jailed. J. J. O'Brien, assistant district attorney, sought details but was refused entry to the jail. Additional arrests are anticipated as polls near. Iowa artillery unit votes in Texas with candidates for governor listed.
Private dispatches report River battalion voting figures from Texas border duty. Iowa guard units A of Clinton B of Davenport C of Muscatine at Browsesville on the Mexican border to Howes. For president Hughes and Wilson 114. for governor Harding 7 percent. Meredith 41. For compress Hall Republican or Cronim Democrat 125.
Nov 7 reports heavy turnout nationwide with warm weather. Early returns show Hughes leading in some areas as DeMoss or DeMianne questions arise. Lew Ashford New Ashford posted the first returns with Hobbes and Wilson figures noted. New England states report strong voting momentum.
A town canvass centers on prohibition with women volunteers meeting voters near City Hall on Congress Street. They replace wet literature with dry in Precinct 1 while Precincts 2 and 5 show strong wet support. Voter counts show party splits across precincts and polling times list 3:15 as a common meeting hour.
A Wireless report from Las Ville notes British ship losses are substantial. It states that by the war’s start British strength reached about 146 percent of protected tonnage with 39 ships totaling 449,500 tons destroyed by German naval forces. It compares Britain’s losses to French and Italian fleets and mentions torpedo banks and related tonnage figures.
President Wilson cast his ballot in Princeton amid a campus parade as students gathered outside the engine house. The scene drew cheers and a moving picture crew, with Wilson greeting officials and faculty during the presidential and state elections.
Amid figures from Mountain City Telephone Co the company reports steady growth in telephone lines and installations. Manager Ralph Inareess notes increasing demand and ongoing expansion as towns connect to the growing network. The piece also recaps wartime shipping news and contrasts local progress with global events.
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