Up in the Air as States Hold Final Election Figures
As returns filter in from several states, Democrats and Republicans claim momentum with Hughes and Wilson in doubt. In El Paso Chihuahua City fears of Villa attacks drive foreign residents to flee, while two Americans are jailed on Villa spy charges. New York results show Democrats leading with 212 seats to 20 Republicans, with 146 districts pending and potential shifts. A Golden State wreck in Kansas injures six, including a Los Angeles chef and others, while a mysterious elderly woman is noted among victims.
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New York
Campbell Leads Hunt in Pima County by 6000 Votes
Jake A. Campbell defeats Wiley James by 57 votes for public instruction. Case defeats Matthews for public instruction seat by 149 votes. Betts beats Cloonan for corporation committee by 345 votes. Deleevens Specter and Reaghe win several posts. Smalley leads Republican ticket by 9090 votes over Howe.
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North Dakota returns trim Wilson lead in early tally
Early results from 1687 of 859 precincts show Wilson with 51.474 percent to Hughes as the lead narrows in North Dakota. The Western precincts error recapitulation was released before noon, reducing the margin in the race.
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Fraud claims stain San Francisco liquor contest
In San Francisco on election night a manager for the Anti-Saloon League alleged fraud in the liquor contest. The report states votes and results were questioned as part of broader election controversies.
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Californias election results report and party expectations
A brief dispatch from San Francisco notes Democratic leaders claim Wilson’s lead and a Republican forecast of California in play. A New Hampshire line hints at tight counts as totals trickle in and party outlooks shift amid early returns.
Jersey G.O.P. Plurality Hits 54 77 in New Jersey
With two counties complete and twenty five small districts partly counted, the Republican candidate Coy Hughes leads in New Jersey by 477 votes over President Wilson who carried the state. Hughes totals 262 386 and Wilson 267 612. Mercer county finished with Hughes ahead by 365 votes out of 15 001 cast.
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Wilson Leads in Dakota Returns in Fargo Vote
Returns from 1718 of 1859 North Dakota precincts show Woodrow Wilson with 53092 to Charles Hughes 51672. The nationwide presidential contest continues with partial results as ballots are counted in Fargo and across the state.
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Election returns roll in from state penal and Cochise counties
Reports from across the state detail early returns in Campbell and Hunt races. Campbell leads in Cochise with 2747 to 2294 for Host, while Douglas shows Hunt’s margin under 500. Maricopa County elects four GOP lawmakers to the lower house and a GOP slate for assessor and treasurer.
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Pima County Republicans Announce Successful Candidates
No receipt. Listed are state senators J. W. Buchanan and F. O. Goodell. representatives A. R. Buehman, J. Breck Richardson, J. P. Mallory. Sheriff J. T. Miles. Recorder R. B. Vinson. Treasurer Charles M. Taylor. School Superintendent Miss Vera Shurtz. County Attorney Kirk T. Moore. Assessor L. E. Smith. Supervisors W. A. Baker and C. Bernard. Justice O. L. Pease. Constable M. E. Shaw. Republicans win eight seats.
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Kirke T. Moore
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J. P. Mallory
J.T. Miles
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Kirk T. Moore
L. E. Smith
C. Bernard
L. Pease
M. E. Shaw
Nogales Returns Show Mixed County Election Outcome
Nogales voted Republican while eastern Santa Cruz County swung Democratic. In state races Dr. Ferguson narrowly lost by 20 votes while Governor Hunt prevailed countywide by seven. Montana and Salero totals awaited. Hughes and Kibbey won Nogales but lost county. Campbell carried Nogales yet faltered in farming districts.
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Santa Cruz County
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Montana Camp
Montana
Hughes
Tests on sewer pipe sealing and fracture limits
The contract allows the superintendent of streets to require tests on untreated pipe thirty days old. It must show no percolation at fifteen psi for five minutes and resist fracture at twenty-five psi. The clay tile class is subject to the same page four specifications and tests.
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