Campbell Holds Lead Over Colter in Arizona Governor Race
In incomplete returns from most counties Campbell leads Colter by about 1300 votes for Arizona governor. Apache and Navajo counties are still pending and expected to narrow the margin. The race reflects a tight contest amid statewide returns.
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Associated Press
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Navajo
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Campbell Leads Arizona Governor Race Amidpartial Returns
Tom Campbell leads the Arizona governor's race with about 1696 votes despite Apache County still not reported. Cochise and Maricopa show Campbell ahead but Colter could narrow the gap as more precincts report. Prescott and Yuma show Campbell leading. Sedan front coverage appears in a separate dispatch.
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Colter
Yuma
Cochise
Maricopa County
Coehive County
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Douglas
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Campteil
Americans Advance Along Meuse Front In World War I
In the Sedan front region on November 6 American forces moved forward more than three miles between the Meuse and the Bar, reaching Chemerey Ti and advancing south of Sedar East of Hemery. West of the Meuse German troops were driven from Hols De Heepie as Americans push along rugged hills and woods east of the river amid heavy German machine gun and artillery fire.
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London
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Mutiny at Kiel Seaport Kills 29 Sailors
Severe rioting followed a sailors and laborers meeting in Kiel. Mutineers aimed to free men in a military prison. guards fired killing 22 and the military commander was shot. American forces push on the Sedan front amid heavy fighting and German resistance wanes.
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Amsterdam
German retreat on the French front continues with advances
Paris reports the German retreat along the entire French front as French forces cross the Aisne near Rethel and advance toward Lametz La Cassine and Vervins. Allied gains include freeing hundreds of villages and capturing thousands of prisoners. a German delegation has left for peace talks.
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Det LEY JAY Goes Proud for Prize Goal
Readable text notes a notable team effort by Det LEY JAY in pursuing a prize goal. The fragment hints at preparation and regional recognition without full context or dates.
Tant Anatol is Ind.? Republican lead in state races
Fragmentary OCR notes mention party control in Indiana with Republicans holding large majorities in congressional districts. Limited readable details reference state races and leadership without clear names or dates.
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Ind
Iowa Gubernatorial and Senate Results Reported
Early returns from remote precincts in Iowa favored Governor W L Harding with about 40 percent and Claude B Porter near 43.68 percent as the Republican candidate for congress across districts. United States Senate went to William B Kleaver by a decisive majority.
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United States Senate
Democrats Sweep Courts and Congressmen in Early Totals
In Salt Lake City early counts indicate Democrats, led by Weiling and Mays, secure congressional seats and the Democratic candidate for the Supreme Court appears elected, based on preliminary figures.
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Supreme Court
Whitman Leads In New York City Election Returns
Whitman leads in New York as returns from 4006 districts are reported. Voters weighed the候 choices amid early tallies. Further updates expected as counts continue.
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Whitman
New York
New Yor
Prohibition Vote Returns Highlight Ballot Contests
Reported results from key states show Republican hopes for Senate control with uncertain margins. Early returns from California and New York indicate mixed outcomes on prohibition amendments, with San Francisco and statewide totals cited and margins narrowing as precincts report.
Fragmentary sports score list from Hayden Maddock region
Readable names appear with ages and initials in a sparse score fragment. Entries include Hayden Maddock Ti Cater 56 Campbell C1 Sime 56 Kay 18 Hoyo th Fairfield 8 Hose 66 Torres 34 Jones 53 Benshiner 18 Matthews 1 Fortusern Le Carontar Bolin 58 Joie White 1.
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Torres
Jones
Benshiner
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Matthews
Fortusern
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Bolin
Joie White
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Amendment Yoo
Hayden 2 Maddock 13 Tolter 38 Vamp Campbell 62
In a compact score line the runners Hayden and Maddock finish with scores 2 and 13 while Tolter hits 38 and Vamp Campbell tallies 62 in a local event suggesting a relay or multi contestant tally.
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Fragmentary OCR listing many surnames and scores or codes such as Baker Jayre Morrison Hievyden Maddeck Rotert Campbell Sima Kay Maddy Bovece Fairfield tit6 Hass Jones Middleton Jones Benshimo Case Matthews Turner Johnson Compton Paul White Amendments and various numbers 4 533 126 160 101 263 102 179 193 43.
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Morrison
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Maddy
Bovece
Fairfield
Paul White
Flagstaff Ballot Totals Reported From County Results
In Flagstaff Arizona on November 6 county results show Colter 686 votes Campbell 748 Hayden 756 Madaock 0 for the teen president race and soldiers voting completed in Coconino County.
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Campbell
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Madaock
Navan County event slated for Holbrook Arizona
A fragment notes Navan is planned near Holbrook Arizona with uncertain timing and unclear county backing. Local authorities have not released firm dates or details.
Election returns show varied statewide results
Fragmentary vote totals list candidates with several names and percentages. Figures include Kay 181, Ress 387, Matthews 478, Belin 397, White 187, and other local names with modest tallies. Continued on page 2.
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Maddock
Simims
Kay
Boyer
Patrfiea
Ress
Jd. A. Jones
W. Jones
Benshimol
Matthews
Johnson
Compton
Belin
White
Pima County Election Returns Show Several Incumbents Re-elected
In Pima County the vote yields allied results with Beakman Miles and Moore re-elected to county offices. Beuhman wins state senate seat, Bernard and Gooddel contest for second. Miles as sheriff secure a strong majority, while others including clerk, recorder, treasurer and school superintendent head to victory or tight races. Amendment 100 defeated locally and statewide.
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Pima County
Albert R. Beuhman
A. C. Bernard
TO. Gooddel
PD. A. Paul
Kimball
Rye
Miles
J. FE. Woods
Olive CG. Fatler
Vera Zoe Shurtz
Schvcel
Mabel Chambers
Kirke T. Moore
Edwin F. Jones
Verate
F A. Nathan
J. P. Mallory
Oscar L. Pease
T. K. Marshall
Thorpe
C. F. Ainsworth
Berlin Admits Retreat on Western Fronts
Berlin via London reports the German forces have withdrawn on fronts between the Scheldt and the Mies and between the Oise and the Meuse. The official statement confirms retreats in these sectors.
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Mies
Oise
Meuse
Britain Presses Germans Beyond Moermel Forest In World War I
London reports British forces continued pursuit after the Germans beyond the Moermel forest. Marshal Haig said allied troops reached Ghent suburbs though the city still held. The note suggests Ghent may hold like Lens until encirclement succeeds.
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Lens
American Flyers Claim 431 German Airplanes Downed
The American Army northwest of Verdun reports that in four days American airmen destroyed or downed more than 160 German aircraft and balloons. Since September 12, during St Mihiel operations, Americans claim 421 German machines downed with 278 confirmed destroyed.
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Draft call drives total to 310000 amid November mobilization
Provost Marshal General Crowder announced 18 200 registrants physically qualified for limited service will entrain for camps between November 25 and 27. Voluntary enlistment is open until November 25. The draft total has surpassed 310 000, far exceeding prior monthly mobilizations.
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Colter Leads In Bisbee Governor Race Early Count
In Bisbee on November 5 Colter leads with about 65 percent of the total registration voting. The district shows Colter (D) ahead for governor with 2 percent for Campbell (TR). Local tally places Colter in the lead.
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German armistice delegation departs for Western Front
A German armistice delegation left Vertin for the western front this afternoon. The group includes Gen. von Winterfeld Germanys military delegate to the Hague Peace Conference General H K A von Winterfeld Admiral Meures and Admiral Paul von Hintz former secretary of state for foreign affairs.
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German government appeals for peace and reform manifesto
The Bertin government issues a manifesto signed by the imperial chancellor Prince Maximilian the vice chancellor Friedrich Von Payer and state secretaries urging the people to endure hardships while the transformation toward a popular state proceeds. They say the government and military leaders seek peace and defend frontiers until achieved.
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Armistice Terms Work Rapidly in Austria and Italy
Rome reports Austria’s armistice terms are being carried out without delay. Italian towns occupy territories as guarantees. A Jugo Slavic commission arrived in Venice with Admiral Marzelo and proceeded to Padua to meet General Diaz. Italian naval units occupied Dulcigno and Antivari in Montenegro.
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Polish Workers and Soldiers Councils Move on Peace Talks
Count Michael Karori and several national council members depart for Padua to seek peace negotiations with General Diaz. Warsaw dispatches report all Polish cabinet members have signed a manifesto announcing a national government to be formed by working class representatives until a legislative body can be convened.
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Government vows to safeguard political and electoral rights at peace conference
The United States government promised to exert its influence to protect political and electoral rights at the final peace conference, underscoring a commitment to uphold democratic principles in the postwar settlement.
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United States
Emperor Charfet Abdication Report Denied by Vienna
Vienna dispatch denies reports that Emperor Charles plans abdication. A separate Vienna message says the emperor and empress rode in public parks Sunday and were met with cordial satire from the people.
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Belgian civilians prisoners released by Germany
Amsterdam reports a Berlin telegram stating that all Belgian civilian prisoners held in Germany are to be released. The message, dated November 6, confirms the accord with the invading powers on prisoner treatment and liberation.
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El Pasoan in Hospital Details From War Dept
The War Department announced Lieut. J C Stanley of 2734 Silver Street El Paso is hospitalized in Gattineen Germany. Private James D D of Machett Glenwood Iowa is hospitalized in Strassburg.
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