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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-01
"A POLITICAL Y
TISlN0.l

twas in March and Congressman
Hanna was notified by the post
master general that he was vic
latings the law in using his Of
fetal frank for correspondence,
other than "official or depart
mental business" Congressman
Hanna continued to violate thu
law as proven by the following
! circular letter sent out to the vot
ers in North Dakota:
Of Representatives,
Washington, May 20, 1912
my dear sir:
"This letter is in the form Of
a circular letter. l would like t.
have written a personal letter tc
(every friend in North Dakota
but it is a physical i%mpossibility
for me to do so. l am, as yor
know, a candidate for governor
of. our state. Should | be nomin'
ated and elected, l will give to the
state a good, clean, economical
business administration, and dc
my best in every way to build
up the state. l have had IA years
experience in public life, 10 years
in our state legislature and near
ly four years here in congress.
have had more thar Is years Of
active business life and have al
so farmed extensively in Nortf
Dakota.
"The state needs a business adj
ministration. There is no bust
ness in the state as large as the
states business itself. | have
had the preliminary training tt
fit me for the care Of the states
business. Will do my part tt
hold the taxes down as low as pos
sible and at the same time to keel
the various institutions Of tht
state in a high state OF efficiency
The school fund of North Dako
ia amounts to millions. 1t should
be safeguarded and cared for ane
| shall give very careful consid
Grafton to the investment OF tn
school funds of the state and t.
the investments now in force, ant
will in every way so conduct tn
affairs of the state as to merit th'
approval of you and the people
of North Dakota.
II will sincerely appreciate
|your help and support in the com
ling primaries, and should | b
nominated and be elected as gov
ernor, will give to that office tn
same careful, conscientious carr
and attention that | have given t
the office which | now hold.
II would be glad to hear from
lyou and thanking you for you
kindness, and assuring you OF m!
appreciation, | am,
Sincerely,
(Signed) 81. B. Hanna.
fragrant Violator of Law.
Is Congressman Hanna a fla
grant vio!ator of the law or not
The postmaster general said i
was a violation Of the law to ever
sent an official letter with a non
official postscript attached, as il
the letter to Mr.. Cabaniss, ant
|yet, Mr.. Hanna goes on and send
whole circulars pertaining tt
nothing but his candidacy foI
governor through the mails with
tout postage. Think Of it, $l8,75
in stationery and stamps on fiv'
circular letters alone, to say moth
ling about letters with %postscripts
If Mr.. Hanna will wilfully an(
persistently violate the law as j.;
member Of congress what can b.
(expected Of him should be be ell
ccted governor of the great state
Eof North Dakota?
Is this the kind Of business ad
ministration" he proposes to Civ
North Dakota?
Is he trustworthy?
Can you conscientiously vote
for such a man?
Think it over.
a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-01

"After acquiring some expert
ence in clerking and merchandise
ing, Nh. Halvorson commenced
the study Of law at Fergus Fails,
MINI, under G.. L. Holton, then
prosecuting attorney Of Otter Tail
county. At the age Of IL years
he entered the University Of Min
nesota, attended the North Dako-
ia college Of law, receiving his de-
cree in 1902, aud be was admit
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-01
SLEU1H Tells
Of pen AFFAIR
Alleged Burns Detective Asserts
Wholesale Prison Delivery
Was Planned.
Two were PROMISED JOBS?
Deputy Warden Said to Have
Blocked Completion Of the
Whole Plot.
Two were PROMISED JOBS?

|. Il. Robertson, who asserted
he was an operative Of the Will
liam j.. Burns detective agency,
and who was confined for som.
hours in the state penitentiary,
last night declared in Fargo that
an attempt at a wholesale penl-
tertiary delivery had been frus
trated through his efforts.
Plan Intended for Revenge.
This delivery Of prisoners, he
said, while waiting for a train at
the Northern Pacific depot, had
been planned by former guards
at the pen as revenge on Warden
Hellstrom, now candidate for gov
ernor on the Democratic ticket.
Promised Job, He Says. IT,.
Robertson, in his own state
ment, made in writing last night,
charged that two of the former
guards had been promised Jobs at
the pen in the event Of the cleo
ton Of Il, B. Hanna, republican
nominee for governor.
Finds Alleged Traitors.
Th Burns operative had been in
Bismarck only a short time, he
said, when he made the acquaint-
ance Of several former guards at
the pen. These men, Charles Ma
son, James Kelly, Perry Strock
and Dickson, he said, were found
very treacherous toward Hell
',strOm.
Some Conversation.
At one Of the meetings Of the
gang, which Robertson said last
night that he attended, Kelly is
said to have made the remark that
he let one man out. Mason then
said, according to the detective,
too bad you didn't let the
whole push out. Kelly then said,
Robertson declared, ooh, well, it
isn't too late now. ,.
Decide Upon the Date.
It was planned, according to
Robertson, to get one man inside
the pen. Robertson was selected
for this Job. He declined. The
name Of Niles was then mention
n aud Robertson said last night
the gang" seemed satisfied he
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-01
(PAID POLITICAL ADvEl.
TISINQ,)

passage. Here Is what Senator
Borah wrote to Mr.. Hellstrom:
United States Senate.
|''Committee Of Education and
Labor.
July %, 1912.
I"Dear Sir
"In compliance with your re,
quest of July 18th, take pleas
ure in forwarding to you herewith
a copy of the new three-year
homestead law, approved April
16, 1912.
II first introduced the bill re-
sulting in this law, in the I'd SEES
Ision Of the 61st Congress, Deem
der 18th. 1909, but was unable to
obtain favorable action upon it
Eduring that congress, and reintro-
|duced it the first session of the
Ipresent congress, the 62nd con-
gress, April 6, 1911.
"Very respectfully,
(Signed) wv. f. Borah."
Hanna Didn't Touch It..
The congressional record shows
that the bill, known as Public
No. 179, s. 1867, was
introduced in the Senate by Sen
ator Borah and amended in the
House by Congressman Taylor of
Colorado. The bill then went to
conference committee composed of
Representatives Taylor, Ferris and
EMondell of the House, and Sena-
Itors Smoot, Jones and Chamber
Hahn Of the Senate. Senator Cham
berlain resigned and Senator
Newlands was put on the confer
ence committee.
No, Congressman Hanna really
had nothing to do with the bill at
Fall, unless he voted for it. The
Congressional Record contains
nothing to indicate that he made
"a fight for it in the House and
he had nothing to do with the
committee that reported it for
passage. o.. e.. ......
Coarse Taking.
If Mr.. Hanna's assertion that
he is responsible for the new three
year homestead law is we'll found
FED, then every representative II
congress has the same right tc
claim fatherhood Of it, if he voted
for it. And, if Mr.. Hanna's the
Tory is correct in this respect, be-
cause he voted for the bill, ther
he ought to go over the state ant
tell everybody that he is respon
fsible for the Introduction ant
passage Of the Payne-Aldrich tar
Iitf "revision" bill. He voted fol
lit.
But Mr.. Hanna is taking jus
the same as he faxed being sicl
THAT time in a Bismarck hospita
Ewhen he was in the state senatt
land it was up to him as chairman
Of the election committee to re
port the primary election bill ou'
for passage-he was SO "sick'. h(
couldn't do it.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
COMMERCIAL TEACHERS
HAVE INTEREST," uICIypEN 4

The commercial teachers at the
hatc were tho guests Of locul business
l'hch"rH lRs AFTERNOON az a session
College. Mr. J. E GuudrIl, of tho
Albuquerque business College wei
coined the Waiting teachers To Albu.
qucruuc, IulluW ing which meeting
MnH conducted uudcr the chairman
Hhip of j. u. llrudCrYun, uf TuCum-
chrl, a nuuIhrr uf interesting pa
ptrS w"rr read. 'ilOl"d by Prof j.
", GuudCll the TEACHERS were taken
un inunt H. the American Lumber
Mills, ia" saw. mlll buN factory mud
7hth Hnd duor lnru"lus being ubsurv-
"d ~ operation Each visitor was
presented ni ia" lumber min with "a
pretty uNUuir at the 0ucusiun Al
"'cl"ck this evening ia" commercial
teachers will h, IA" EurnIH uI MIR.
i""d"li nt banquet AT lh" AlNarndu
lIutui
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
Porto RICANS SEND
GKIcETINGS 10 MILSON.

Princeton, y. j., Nov. 7.---GOVernor
Wilson looked eargerly today toward
a big basket Uf mail filled to over
flowing. ~ appeared he would cons
tinue his custom VI opening all mail
himself He likes TO do II.
"YOu know that I can recognize tho
typewriteTs of some OF my personal
friends" he unused. II don't know
Just how I do H. / guess III need q
tonic to go through that pile though" ."
lie began slowly 10 open some OF
the letters as he talked.
William MorTissey, secretary OF the
Denver lodge OF the Brotherhood of
hallway Trainmen. wired that the
railroad men OF Colorado would give
the new president "Its hearty sup
port
A cablegram from San Juan, Porto
Rico read My hearty conHFatOia-
tiOns 10 standard bearer OF demo
cratic principles In America. Union
party fully confident Justice az handl
rights In congress.
"BARCBLo. Prsstqtpts'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
DYNAMITE PLANTING
At LAWRENCE
INVESTIGATED
Witness in Murder Trial Testi-
fies That Explosive Was
secreted BY Mill Owners.

ny Leased Wire "a EVenIaH Herald
Salem, Muss., Nov 7.--Dynamite
planting" In Lawrence during tho
textile strike was the subject or tes-
linony today IN the trial OF Joseph
Ettor charged With the murder of
Annu LOpizEo.
urbanO ID PratO, a shoemaker, ar.
rested when dynamite was found In
his shop, testified there was d belief
among the strikers that dynamite had
been plartod In Lawrenoo AZ the ia.
stiKation of the mill owners 10 pre-.
judloe the cause Ot the strikers
NO testimony was admitted relatlnG
10 the Indictment OF mili oillciaIe, M.
Guiding William a. wood president
ot the American Wool oonipanV
eharReN with cOnapirlng % "plant
| dynamite. Mr.. Wood has deem allln,
J monod TOR nest Moaday as 4 witnesl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
Constrvatively Estimate d
There Are Thousand Teach
els III City From Outside
Points for N. M. L. A. Meet
ings,
MANY ORCHESTRAs AND
GLEE CLUBS ARE HERE
Opening General Session in the
Elks' Theatre This Morning
Oratorical Contest Tonight t.:
Business Teachers Banquet
This Evening.

Alhuuucruu" is alive to-day with
educators members ct glrr clubs du#
"r'hustrns, from every part at ia,
state, h"rc Tor the purpose ct ultrud.
iug IN" twenty seventh annual meet.
iug Ol the New Mexico Educational
Association. Conservative Cstimutr,
place the number ~ visiting teacher
at one thousand, exclusive OF thu
members of the various musical ug
Er"Eatiuns. liy actual count thrv,
hundred und fifteen persons arrived
IA the city last night on Santa l.,
Trains tu attend the association meet,
iEgs. More than siN hundred Visitinp
members of tho association hnd re-.
ported to headquarters by noon today
ana II was estimated that Mt least
tour hundred additional would report
before night, The twcnty-seventi
meeting at the \. NJ. H. A. liz tn,
most successful IN the history OF the
urganlZutlOn In point Of attendance
The attendance h. FUZZY so por cent
greater this year than last year.
The visiting educators are In Al.
huQueruuc FOR scrlously considering
the many problems offered To the AS
SociatiOn for solution, They are nlsu
anxious for "a briuf respite from the
daily grind OF teaching which the na-
SOcidtiOn meetings offers and affords
Doing Albuquerque" In u papulur
phstimc with the teachers when not
engaged In attending meetings. Tho
various places OF Interest la and about
the city are being faithfully vlpliud
nud the supply T nOat cards In rapid
~ diminishing The school murms''
are for Ia" most part young aud pref %
tN Atllrrd IA tho latest creations
IN lnll SUITS and nuhhy millinery aud
carving pcnuHnts ana school CuIurs.
the Young Hdl"A attract considerable
attention 0n the NrCUts, their happy
laughter uud not too serious chatter
h"lug pleasing features uT their free
uurur pruurnHdus about the town.
lJr Dayid Starr Jurdun'g address,
"I'hu Flight Against War" In tho
lGlkS thrutcr last 'voning. Wis tho
pr"lud" lu the furm"i opening uf tho
twenty seventh HuuunI meeting ur tho
association In the opera house at .
u'cluck tuduy. Th" thcHtrr was crowd
ed To- capacity when RoV. II. f. VIII
llams spoke the WOrda uf revocation,
Addresses at welcome were drliNuTud
hy Mayor -. * 49, Sellers, A. Mon
tuNH, superintendent Of li'rndlillu
county schools uud John Milne sup
"riutrndont of tho Albuquerque city
schools Thr mayor In hCnrly words
turned the key uf the city over To- the
teachers ana promised To- &C." that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
WILSON I'I.UIINLITY IN
ILLINOIS SEVEN TIlOl SAND

IhIVuHO, Nov. I.--NppUTlS % nn
tiOnnl Democratic headquarters, uc'
CUrdIng 10 Joseph Davies. are thai
Wilson hus n substantial plurality III
Illinois with thirty-twO counties Nniss'
Ing. The missing counties are IN
southern Illinois, which have been
COnHlstently Democratic.
Wilson, according to returns re-
utIvCd up to . O'Clock, has OycrCUm'
RoUscVrlts lead In Illinois aud with
BG3 precincts to hear from has plur'
ullty of li,GuS.
Returns up tn . y. M. from all tx
cept 376 precincts In IN" stat" CIV,
Wilson a plurality uf 1lSG uvrl
Roosevelt, ltuuRryrlts plurality out
side OF Cook county h $3.50 Th'
missing precincts ar" Eu scattered
them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
COLORADO LEGISLATURE
SAFELY DIgMDC II NpIC

Denver tUiu., Soy. Returns
from .luIiN-tWU counties. iu,ludIup
city lud county ui Denver, with lN"
counties complete, Indicate that -
Democrats aud 10 Republicans haN"
been elected tu the Colorado house.
Ot representatives ana that nine Dem
uCrHts and four Republicans have
been elected tu the stat" senate. most
of whom are plcdgrd iu vote Iur the
peoples rhuIr" tu lHltrd States suu-
.uturS
For congressman ai lnrgc ihr I".
clrCrOn Of Edward Taylor. Drmu-
rrat, is assured also Edward eating,
Democrat
Grurgc j. kiudcl aud H. H. sci.
dUmridR", Democrats have been
elected tu congress in the first ana
second districts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
WILSON LEADS BILI.
MOOSE PATTY IN KANSAS

Topeka, kun, Nov, -. win re-
turns from 100 counties complete ana
The other five estimated, both Dem
ucrntlc ana Republican state chair
men agree that Wilson will have from
5000 10 lS.0O0 plurality over Huusc.
Welt and that Thompson. Demu,rn
tor senator viii have plurality ut
5000 over Stubbs. Republican.
Later returns today from KnusaH
Increased Woodrow Wilson's plurality
over Theodore ROnsccvlt aud that at
william n. Thompson, Democrat, Tor
United states senator, over Governor
Stubbs. Republican.
The fight for governor between Ar
thar Capper, Republican, and George
III, Hodges. Democrat, had narrowed
down to few hundred votes. Ninety
six counties Uut of iO6 gave those
plurnlitles
Wilson. I.,oou, Thompson, I.jO0:
tHppcr, 500,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
Incomplete Reports Indicate
Defeat Of Prohibition AM
endment and Triumph Of
Wilson and Marshall.
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS
PRACTICALLY ASSURED
Selection of Shafroth and Tho
mas to Be Practically Ger
tain; Members of Congress
ALI Democrats.
tDy Leased Wire ~ EvcnIhE mcrnldl


'V"N y. NV, '-lt'tuIhs received
w =" 80" '"udE IRON NJ precincts
-, -, @ Wv, ''",'' uut "i I'l-' lu'iudlhs
i'nN'i a"u SIN "uFlur counties com
rt'': -, pI'SiutHl, give wilson. W.
"' 'HI', "''u"t E""s'Nrll ll""l
i'",'n huhnI'" ana l"l\ iour pre-
~ ~ lnvi""lhR prnN'r ana six Out
e,I' '"unI''s complete, Tor govern t.
CIV. Nnn"hS' l'hnrlLl, D., ,N'@, C"s-
''hsu' i'pk''|Sl\' ">'''"' i'lh' R'-
Puni""" 81 Tow.
ne r""I'lt N"l" lh lh' ~ pre-
'IUilN III lltlAft Itl preside NJ H..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07

Princeton. Nov. ~ think my
right course just now - to near every
body and that | should not make any
statements"
This was the answer made by Pres
idcnt-el,c, Woodrow Wilson today to
u series uf requests for statements "t
his attitude on national ana intcrnu'
tiunal questions.
In line with hiS campai ign argu-
mcnt thut the presidency should be-
conducted through the common
CUunBcl OF the country. h. VIII nov.
40 far as possible assume a receptive
attitude. rather thnn one Of pronounce
lug himself un issues before hc takes
office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
William ]. Bryan May Hav2
Any Office in GiHt Of Presi-
dent-Elect Wilson Is Report
from Chicago. "a
SLATED FOR SECRETARY
OF STATE rs RUMOR
Taft Headquarters at Chicago
Closed While Democracy
Leaves Small office for
Checking Organization.
Iny Leased Wire to svrnlax mrrsIdI

Dy LEASED Wire a. s1vrniFaV HrrRId I
chicago, Nov. ., There appeared
uttlc doubt iu western LN.mournD,c
headquarters that William i. Iirynu
would be- rendered practically u chu.,,,
or amy office Within the EU ur tina
president, aud man, prurr@,,d tr bee
uc,r that he positively would be- .'i-
rotary uf state.
Joseph DAVIES Western mluuSrr,
h,lr to-day for New JrrscN. Wh,r, h"
win report To- MIR. Wilson TIA" results
ul the western cumpaigu Dnmu,rltir
headquarters VIII b., closed tumur-
row. save Il small office for checking
uI, the organization
So one wus at tho Tart h'uduuur-
trrs ludaN,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
OFFICIAL COUNT Ma
Bts HEQCIItIcD IN CALIFORNIA

Ban FTnnCIsCO, NOV, --WCIuTnH
from ASIA precincts out uf l.372 In
The state give Wilson 261,jOl; HOOsr-
Welt 9BG.23j. Wilson's plurality,
l,29g.
These figures include returns from
gbf precincts IN the city ana county
uf Los Angeles out Of 1871, unofficial
ROOneyUit's plurality In Los Angeles
was given as 1859 by that count
Accurate Figures on the result In the
state viii not be obtainable until the
re count Of the vote In Los Angeles
county, now In progress. ls completed
late today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
FILIP|NOS CALL ON
DEMOCRACY TO
MAKE GOOD
Election of Wilson Revives
Hope That American People
Will Redeem Pledge TO
Grant independence to Is
lands.
my Leased wire 20 EvsRInS HsrsI.

my Leased wire GO EVshIaE Herald I
prinCclou y. j, NOy, 7. Sergio
Osnlrnn, speaker ur the Philippine as
scmbly today sent this cabl"grnm tU
the prcsid,ul.Cl"Ct
"Thc Philippin" assembly hus un-
0nlmously aud heartily. adopted IA
resolution conveying you its cOngratu,
lntlons as well ~ those Of the Philip
pine people, upUf your success In the
election fur the office Of president
OF tile United states and expressing its
hope and confluence that your admin
lstTatlOn viii redeem the pledge al
the American people To- recognize
Philippine independence In accord
ance with the reiterated petitions Ol
the Philippine assembly"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
READ IN DYNAMITE TRIAL

indianapolis Ind, NuN. News
paper clippings about explosions were
read at the dNnamit" conspiracy trial
toda: ~ having been sent To john j.
Mcnamara bN officials Oi the Inter
national Association ut Bridge and
structural Iron Workers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
OrnInrs "a Innirsi.

Tho iutrrsChulaltic uriluricuI con-
i,rts win b" hrld in the fIka' ihcuicr
tonight, beginning nl 0'clurlt. The
orators WI hr divided into two
'lnH."s, thus" representing the higher
institutions ui The Hntr aud those rep
Irs"uliuE the high schUulH. rhr Las
Vegas Glr" cluh VIII render uppru-
| pr'air muric during intcrmlssluns this
: evening,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
WAIIREN IIETNINS SEAT
IN United TNTE,S SH,N ATIl

ChCyCnnr, WNO,, NOV. I.--Thc fIghi
IN Wyoming between Democrats and
Republicans for United states scna-
tor liz close. Unofficial returns this
morning from UintH county VIII give
tho Republicans six majority Oh joint
ballot. and senator Warrcn'S rc'cloc-
ton is assured,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
DIAIOtIINTIC SENATE
NOM SEEMS ASSURED

Washington, Nov. e. 10 last
nights returns, which gave tho Dem
uCrats g. senators. within two ut the
~ necessary tO control. Mas added to-
day tn" news that tho plurality ut
Thompson. Democrat. ui Iusas had
been Increased over hat ui Stubbs,
Republican and srrm,d Du assure his
election,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
I,l:I'IBIICAN CHOSEN
GOVERNOR OF WIS., CONSIN

81 out ~ II counties IN Wisconsin.
as received by Republican state
Chairman George T. scott, give Me
Govern. Republican, FOR governor u
leud OF about 5000 votes. Nit scott
SANS the remaining counties Htill tu
be- heard from are Republican strong
holds ana he places MctiuNrrn.s finu'
plurality at approNim ,rly i,uUU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
Crnl.rr. ln Tnkr Nrrmec,..

Malta, NuN. T.. The Hritish cruisers
Uuud lIuU, ana Dartmouth lett here
yesterday Tor Turkish ports To- en-
hirk refugees. -Four huttIrships ut
the Hriiah Mediterranean squadron
passed h'r, INA morning uu th"ir
way iu ia, LuNHut
\ nuliu, ur torpedo boat destroy
ur- o. r"aIug hrrr Hnd all thr cul.
tier have hr,u ordered To tho Ir-
N-Lml-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE 10
CHOOSE llIiPI'BI.ICAN SEN ATOIl

CONCORD, =. ", NOV. I.--Thr Ilc.
publlcuns will have majority OF lG
In the Legislature un joint ballot. ac-
CordiRg To returns today. The lcgis-
lnturc viii be- called upon to elect II
governor and United states senator.
The voters failed to choose II Chicf
executive, NO candidate receiving a
majority.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
DKnfOuElATsC PLuIlALITY

Don M0lneB Iowa. Nov. Wood.
rev Wilson's plurality In Iowa, with
Rli 9n& aeven counties tnbulated. 10
1e.o0e N0r governor. Clarke. HeDub-
lafoE ~ leading Dunn. Democrat, ~
GOA The legislature Will BE- kepub-
Ht4n iu4nrlnE senator keDy0n's re-
tqIN ~ washington, IOWae congress
slonAi delaUatIo viii be c0mposed Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07

NuutrurFru. dis, usEud the intentions
at m, Balkan ullt"s with u corr,
spuudrut of the Vicnnu ToErhlIi
"Whil" th' l'nlkan nations viii s"tDl,
their alihu tor themselves" h" said
"thuir Victories have not made them
~ daring un to forget Ia HCcumIuu
dat" thoir Wishes to the general sit
uutiun In I.urnpc."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
TWO SETS OF FIGURES
IN IOR ANGEL, ,taA (DIiN7'Y

Los Angeles. Nov. with two sets
Of figures which differ in round num-
berh 1909 votes or enough possibly
20 alter the result as between Will
son and Roosevelt in the state--bOth
the prOgresaiyeH and Democrats de-
InAn0ed a third or referee count OF
tbk Los Angels city vote today from
County Clerk Harry I,elande.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
WILSON MAY GIT
VOTE or WYOMING

Cheyenne. WyOn NOv 7,--SUyOn
counties unhCnrd from tor president
leave wyoming In doubt us To whcth'
cr Wilson Ur Taft viii get the cleo
tOrnl vote. Figures are coming IN
very slowly ana no counties have been
completed on the head Of the ticket.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-07
IIENVY SOCINIIsT
NfyrL' t.Nsv N ONO

columbus. g., NuN Socialist
state headquarters to-day claimed the
Socialist vote In ONO ran close t.
100 900. In both tuyahuEu and I.u.
cas- counties the Socialists clulm pchs
received larger vote than TAFT