Prohibition Era Senate Returns Favor Democrats in South
Early returns show Democrats sweeping key states and retaining most Senate seats. Oklahoma Williams leads by narrow margin. Tennessee Governor Rye defeats fusion candidate Tom. long list of races across North Carolina, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas reflect a solid Democratic tilt with scattered Republican challenges and regional shifts.
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Caleb Powers Reelected in Kentucky Race
Caleb Powers is reported reelected to Congress from the Seventh Kentucky district. Haroon notes Powers won amid Republican strength and checks from Democrats Progressives independents and anti Powers factions. The article mentions rival candidates Guy Wilson and a duel over a new trial as context.
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Slbe
Caleb Bowers
Earsa
Troy Welllam
Gebel Oat Jamary
Congress
Guy Willson
Johnson Wins Easily In Statewide Vote
Gov Johnson secured a decisive statewide victory amid a crowded field. Early results showed strong support across regions as opponents trailed, with Johnson leading in multiple districts and forecast suggesting continued party dominance.
Miller Wins in Delaware in Narrow Party Victory
Fragmentary report shows Miller defeating Franklin Brook ton for Congress as a plurality statewide with strong turnout in Kent and Sussex. Wilmington vote aided Miller, while Republicans gained a state treasurer and other posts, amid a tight race and disputed statewide margins.
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Navy
Thomas Wooller
Delaware
Congress
Franklin Brookton
Kent
Sussex
Miller
Wilmington
Swain
Aulitos
Williams Treatment claim offers free sample for ailments
An elderly sounding advertisement promises a cure for urinary, bladder and back troubles with a product labeled Williams Treatment. It urges readers to send address and payment for one bottle while claiming no obligation and free delivery, mentioning a Dean of a commerce and a department address in Connecticut.
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Mifurt
Willams
Hampton
Decline of New York Moose Party in 1914 Vote
Special to The Washington Post reports New York Moose Party votes fell from 390,000 in 1912 to about 60,000 in 1914. The piece paints a collapse of Roosevelt’s Progressive movement, noting impeachment history, GOP and Democratic gains, and losses in eight of fifteen House seats and the state assembly.
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Washington Post
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New York State
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Progressive Party
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Carlin Wins Virginia District by Large Margin
Republican opposition to Representative Carlin of the Eighth Virginia district faded as returns from 16 of 23 counties showed a landslide in his favor over Joseph L Camper. Estimated final majorities ranged from 4,500 to 6,000 with Prohibitionist and Socialist candidates drawing under 100 combined. In Alexandria City Carlin led by more than 2 to 1.
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Senator E. D. Smith Reelected as Democrats Sweep State
Columbia reports United States Senator E D Smith of South Carolina was reelected and Richard Manning elected governor with no opposition. Democratic congressional nominees also won, solidifying a party sweep across the state.
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Columbia
United States
Efid Smith
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Manning
Georgia Democrats Reelect Hoke Smith to Senate
Georgia voters reelect Hoke Smith to the U S Senate with Thomas W Hardwick also winning as a Democratic nominee. The day also saw victory for Democratic governor candidate Harris and other slate members across the ticket in Atlanta.
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Senate
Georgia
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United States Senate
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Nate Harris
Ail
Wyoming Still in Doubt Recap of Sparse Returns
Cheyenne reports that only 24 of 682 precincts posted results. Governor HMS Ridgeley, Republican, trails with about 4 percent. Kendrick, Democrat and Progressive, also far behind. Officials say the scant data cannot support a prediction.
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Hms Ridgeley
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Beckham and Camden win in Kentucky Senate races
Louisville reports indicate F C W Beckham a Republican wins the United States Senate for a full term and Johnson N Camden a Democrat secures the unexpired term of the late A O Bradley by heavy majorities in Kentucky electoral returns.
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United States Senate
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A. O. Bradley
Whitman and Wadsworth Win New York Election
The Washington Post reports Whitman elected governor of New York by about 160000 over Glynn with Wadsworth winning the U S Senate seat over Gerard by a large margin. Republicans claim strong statewide turnout and indicate Tammany losses on the main ticket though county results favored Tammany.
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Martin H. Glynn
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Senator from Ohio Faces Uncertain Wadsworth Election Result
A Senate race in Ohio ends with unclear success for Wadsworth as late returns suggest several upstate seats in play. Figures are incomplete and the names of winning candidates are not likely to be known until tomorrow.
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Congress
Upstate
Ferris Wins in Michigan Rest of State Ticket Likely Republican
Detroit reported 932 precincts in 63 counties counted with Ferris leading Dems claim victory for governor. Ferris 72 212 Osborn 53 236 Pattengil 12 744. Wayne County favored Ferris. Democrats predicted his reelection. Republicans appeared to win most congressional seats except Beakes Bacon race. Doremus claimed reelection. Woodruff, Loud, James, and McDonald contests noted. White House received telegrams from Perlis and Doremus confirming reelection hopes.
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W. Frank James
Champ Clark Elected Speaker in Missouri Returns
Montgomery Mo Nov 3 Early returns show Champ Clark Democrat reelected as Speaker by 3000 to 6000 over Republican opponent John C Brown who conceded defeat tonight by about 2000 to 4000 votes.
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Champ Clark
John C. Brown
Oregon Goes Republican Governor and Senate Lead
Republicans elected Dr. James Withycombe governor in early returns from Portland Oregon. William C. Hawley and N J Sinnot won Senate seats from First and Second districts respectively. Senator George E Chamberlain led over R A Hooth for reelection as Democrat. Third district result less clear with C N McArthur listed as Republican candidate.
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Notables Returning to Congress Listed by State and Name
A compact notice lists returning congress members by state and name. Notable names include Cannon, Longworth, Fuller, Hollingsworth, Lafean, and Sulloway. States cited include Ohio, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Michigan, New Hampshire, and New Jersey.
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Winnois
Ebenezer J. Bill
Wm. B. McHinney
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
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Ohnola
D. A. Hollingsworth
Daniel F. Lafean
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
George A. Loud
Michigan
CG. A. Sulloway
New Hampshire
Richard W. Parker
New Jeraey
Comment of New York Newspapers This Morning on the Election Returns
Excerpts from editorial comment across New York papers reflect the public mood after the election. Writers credit Republicans Whitman and Wadsworth with carrying the state for anti Wilson policy while chastising Tammany influence in Albany. The pieces discuss national trends, reform fatigue, and the impact of local political machines on results.
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Pennsylvania
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Nevada returns show Republican gains in early county totals
Newlands trails but leads in several races as Carson reports 58 of 240 precincts. Senator Platt 1,362, Newlands 1,195, Miller 422. Representative Roberts 1,074, Fowler 915, Scanlon 269. Governor Oddie 1,448, Boyle 1,249, Morgan 277. Women suffrage 1,011 against 373.
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Democrats Stand Solidly Behind State and Congressional Tickets
Dallas dispatch reports that the Democratic State and congressional ticket was elected in Texas on election day with the full slate carrying the contest.
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Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as home remedy
Nearly everyone indulges appetite and abuses digestive organs causing indigestion constipation and distress. The recommended remedy is Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a natural pleasant tasting laxative blend with pepsin. Sold at drug stores for fifty cents to one dollar a bottle. write Tren B Calawell 451 Washington St Monticello Tennessee.
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North Dakota election yields GOP sweep led by Hanna
North Dakota returns at midnight show United States Senator A. J. Grenna and Congressmen H. T. Helgesen George M Young and P. D. Morton reelected. The complete Republican ticket headed by Gov Hanna appears victorious. Woman suffrage amendment defeated overwhelmingly.
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Posse Lynchers Kill Man Held for Assault Near Hernando
In Hernando Mississippi area a posse of ten men seized Tom Burns, a Black man, from a deputy sheriff escorting him to jail and hanged him from a bridge on the Horn Lake road near the Tennessee Mississippi line early today. Burns had been arrested for an alleged deadly assault on T. B. Miller, a White merchant, on Saturday night at White Heaven.
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Cameron Leads In Arizona Governor Race
Partial returns from fifteen counties show Ralph Cameron the Republican candidate for governor leading as Arizona votes come in. Prohibition appears defeated as Cameron maintains a front running position in the statewide tally.
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