Democrats Lose Congressmen in Massachusetts and Still Govern
War dispatches report the fall of several congressmen in Massachusetts while the governorship remains with Democrats. In Mexico, fierce fighting erupts as Villa loyalists advance south from Aguascalientes. Ten thousand troops move toward the front. chiefs refuse to yield to the convention. Villa swears allegiance to Gutierrez, named provisional president by the convention.
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Mexican constitutionalists move Villa troops south after convention split
Reports say Aguascalientes convention orders a large redeployment of Villa forces toward the south as Carranza rejects provisional presidency. Additional commanders and troops arrive in the convention city amid ongoing dispute over leadership and allegiance between Carranza and Villa.
Married laath sue I url Oliver J. once stom Dhwy
A terse OCR fragment reports a marriage related item involving Oliver J. and Dhwy. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a familial or civic notice referencing names. Further readable context is not available in the fragment.
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Death notices from a local paper with fragmented text
In memoriam notices announce the passing of a man and a woman, with references to their kin and funeral times. The garbled lines mention a Johnson and Kring family and a man named Kring departing life, alongside scattered names, addresses, and templet phrases. The text is incomplete and nonsensical in places.
Republican Victory Echoes in Early Post Election Reactions
Taft, Roosevelt, Cannon, Longworth and Sulzer issue reactions from New Haven to New York after election returns. Taft hopes GOP win boosts business and confidence. Roosevelt offers brief silence. Cannon predicts 1916 GOP control, Longworth calls it a rebuke to Democratic policy, Sulzer boasts Whitman victory over Glynn and making Roosevelt look cheap.
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War Bulletin Night Draws 25 000 To Washington Post
Thousands gathered last night to read election returns shown on The Post bulletin screen with war news flashes from European cables. Police reported a peaceful crowd as automobiles were rerouted to avoid congestion while crowds filled downtown streets and public venues for the prolonged turnout.
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Mexico Convention Debates Provisional Leadership
Reports from Aguascall state Villa pledges allegiance to provisional president Malafio Gutierrez and a six member special committee sent to inform Gen. Cariz of the convention action. Delegates fear arrest as they anticipate Mexico City resumption and an immediate convening of the convention to decide next steps.
Brady Victor in Idaho
Scattered returns from 350 of 744 precincts indicate James J. Brady Republican incumbent elected as United States Senator Addison T. Smith Republican incumbent and Robert McCracken Republican elected as Congressmen while Gov John M Haines Republican is defeated
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Curtis Leads Murdock in Kansas Senate Race News
In incomplete statewide returns Curtis Republican leads Neeley Democrat and Murdock Progressive for U S senator. Curtis 2614 Neeley 1835 Murdock 1436 Capper ahead for governor with Hodges 1937 Allen 1270 Billard 1118 Murphy Progressive in third in her district. Women voters estimated at two thirds of men.
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Democrats Carry Nebraska Morehead Reelected
Omaha dispatch reports that with half of Douglas county counted Morehead leads Howell by about 1,700 in reported precincts and may reach a 3,000 to 3,500 margin statewide. Early returns hint at a close vote on the suffrage amendment with congressmen results still uncertain.
Stone Reelected in Missouri as Suffrage Fails
In St Louis returns William J Stone Democrat appears reelected to the Senate by a modest majority while Thomas J Akins the Republican nominee leads in early Missouri tallies. Republicans gain in the state and fights over women’s suffrage show it defeated. Democrats likely win 14 of 116 House seats with Clark In the Ninth and Borland in the Fifth as only certain victors.
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Doremus Elected Again and GOP Gains in Michigan
Scattering returns late tonight showed at least eleven Republican congressmen elected in Michigan while two Progressive incumbents fell. Frank E. Doremus, a Democrat, appeared certain of reelection as Samuel W. Beakes trailed Mark R. Bacon with Beakes battling for another term.
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Gallinger Reelects Gallinger Victory in New Hampshire
Manchester New Hampshire voters shift to Republicans in a sweeping election Rolland M W Spaulding wins the governorship by a large margin over Albert W Noone Jacob H Gallinger defeats Staymond R B Stevens for the U S Senate Edward Wason defeats Charles French for Congress Cyrus A Sulloway is reelected in the First district over Eugene E Teed The results reflect a broader Republican success in the state and federal contests.
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Minnesota elects Hammond governor in close statewide vote
St Paul November 1 Minnesota on returns today elected Congressman Winfield Scott Hammond of St James Democrat as governor. Hammond's managers claim a lead over Republican William Je Lee by about 25 000 to 20 000. Congressional contests could not be decided from current returns.
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Britt Leads In North Carolina House Race
Incomplete returns at midnight show R L Coughton winning in Highth district by about 1,600. J J Britt the Republican candidate in the Tenth district claims election by 800, while Gudger the Democrat trails by about 500. indications favor Britt.
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Jones Claims Reelection In Washington Race
Seattle reports Nov 3 with ten ballot measures counted ahead of returns. Ole Hanson led for U S Senator as Wes Jones, incumbent, trailed but Republicans claimed Jones reelected. Scattering returns showed unfavorables for the prohibition amendment.
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Smoot Leading in Utah Senate Race by Narrow Margin
Salt Lake City reports a close Utah Senate race with Smoot leading by 90 votes as half the statewide tally is counted. Salt Lake County’s large share could decide the result, while Howell is likely elected in the First district and Mays in the Second amid heavy ballot scratching and a late result expectation.
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