Tom Campbell Leads For Governor In Uncertain Arizona Returns
Article reports Tom Campbell leading for governor with 46y 324 votes as of 3 p.m. plus updates from Mohave Yuma and Coconino counties. Mentions Hunt's margins and incomplete precincts in Pima and Indian Oasis. Includes stray mentions of Villa era atrocities and border tensions.
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Special Commission Reports To Mayor On Sewer Pipe
The special commission reports on the Tucson sewer pipe to Mayor Corbett and the council. It finds the pipe fails a 15 psi percolation test but is generally strong against external pressure. recommends leaving current pipe in place while requiring better pipe in future. The panel notes underburned, cracked, and warped tiles and calls for further tests.
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John H. Campbell
Wilson Wins California Secures Victory In 1916 Election
California swings to Wilson as Minnesota New Hampshire and New Mexico remain in doubt. Hughes leads Minnesota while California’s fate could still tilt the electoral outcome. National guardsmen ballots and late returns shape the final count with 269 votes needed for victory.
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All Candidates Uphold Parker Platform At Meeting
The Republican City Committee approved Parker's December city platform for all Republican council candidates. They aim to express views through the platform and reduce officeholders to save salaries while preserving party control. John J. Reilly was elected chair with a slate of committee members and subcommittees formed. A brief note ends with word of a Norwegian ship sinking reported by Lied's agency.
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Evacuations Reported as Carranza Troops Move
A Paso Texas dispatch reports about six hundred troops arriving from the southern United States and entering Juarez. General Trevino is cited while Francisco Gonzales says some troops may be assigned to northern Chihuahua. Chi City evacuation denial follows.
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Baughn Likely Elected Judge in Arizona County Race
Otis even appears to win a year term as judge on the Supreme Court with a narrow margin over Henry D Hopnex. Ross wins Maricopa county by 266 votes while Pinal Pima and Gila counties swing by about five hundred, and Prochaska loses Gila. Join A Campbell, longtime Bisbee official, praised as treasurer. the Camp name nearly carried the ticket.
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Earthquake Shocks Felt in Denver
A series of eleven earthquake shocks rattled Denver early today, starting at 2:16 a.m. and continuing for seven to eight hours. College officials estimated the disturbance originated about 1,600 miles northwest of the city.
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New battleship Arizona begins trial trip in New York
The battleship Arizona sailed from a New York Navy Yard for a practice cruise on its first voyage since fitting out about a month ago. The sister ship Pennsylvania was expected to join later in the joint operation.
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Parties Are Tied In House 10 Date New York
Nov 19 late reports show Democrats and Republicans each at 244 representatives in the House. Three district races in West Virginia and New Mexico remain undecided due to incomplete returns.
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Judge Hints End to Drug Trade Targeting Soldiers
Federal court heard Mudie Sawile vow to break up drug selling to soldiers and officers. Alex Franklin admitted cocaine importation and awaits sentencing. Immigrant defendants Refugio Jiminez Leedra Valdez Maria Marelas and Carmen Lopez pleaded guilty to immigration violations related to induced repatriation after deportation.
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Whitewash on sewer pipe prompts court action over specifications
Mayor Corbett's commission reports heavy whitewash on sewer pipe tests. It finds some pipe cannot withstand fifteen pounds yet passes a breakage test, and urges better pipe in new work. Taxpayers vow to challenge city officials in court to ensure the pipe meets contract standards.
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Germany promises full probe of USS ship sinking
Washington reports Germany will thoroughly investigate the October 28 sinking with six American lives lost. Official advices say Germans doubt the maritime torpedoing claim and maintain no change in submarine warfare methods.
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Arabia Sunk After Submarine Attack in Mediterranean
Two German submarines were sighted by officers aboard the Arabia as the Peninsular and Oriental liner was torpedoed and sunk. The crew and 437 passengers evacuated calmly within the hour and a half before the vessel went down.
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Austro German Forces Advance in Predeal Sector
The war office says Austro German troops pushed forward in the Predeal sector south of the Transylvanian border and repelled Romanian counterattacks. Teutonic successes in the Alt region on this front are also reported.
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Freighter Hits Rock at Cape Cod Canal Entrance
The freighter steamer Cionexa struck a rock and sank at the western entrance of the Cape Cod canal. Captain Maguire and his crew of 24 men reached shore safely.
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Fraud in Meamlis Said to Hunt's Men
Phoenix Republic reports authentic election irregularities in Miami where Hunt won a large majority. Republican State chairman requests recounts in Mohave Greenie Cochise and other counties and communities with voters showing Hunt's win.
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Winsor Elected to State Senate from Yuma County
Mulford Winsor has been elected a member of the state senate from Yuma County but will not be its president. Seven Republicans and conservatives oppose his ambitions, though he is expected to lead the senate floor if Mont wins the governorship.
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Vice President Marshall Sends Congratulations to Wilson
In Indianapolis on November 10 a telegram from Vice President Marshall quotes Romeo and Juliet in a note of congratulations to President Wilson. Mrs Marshall joins in heartfelt wishes to Mrs Wilson and the president, stating the sentiment is deep though not wide as a church door.
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Adamson Law Test Suit Opens in Chicago Federal Court
Federal district court in Chicago opened a test case challenging the Adamson law. Jacob M. Dickinson, receiver for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad, filed the suit, mirroring similar actions in Kansas City and Omaha.
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