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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
Says He Intends to See to It
That Transportation Com
panieS Quit Taking Liquor
Into Dry Territory.
WILL CALL OUT MILITIA
IL 1t Can BE Stopped In No Other Way
Railroad Commission Says 1t Can
Find No Law FOrblddlng the Com.
panies Carrying Liquor Into Dry
TerritOry-Win Have Sherlffs Con-
flscate Liquor II Companies Ship It.

Upon receiving aletter today from
the Railroad Commission, in which II
declares that It can find no law for
bidding transportation companies from
shipping liquor into dry territory and
that 1t has refererd the subject to the
attorney-general for a decision, Gov
ernor West brushed the subject aside
with the declaration that "that is theiI
business" and the declaration that he
intends to see to 1t that the transpor-
tatlon companies cease shipping this
kind Of merchandise, and that, II nee
essary to stop II, he will call out the
militia.
81 called the matter to the commits
slons attention" he said, land It can
do as It pleases. am not going to
wait for an opinion, however, but
am going to stop this business.
81 have asked the railroad compan-
les to cooperate with me by marking
the shipments, and l believe they will.
If they do not, then shall notify ev-
cry sheriff in the state to proceed and
confscate liquor received in dry ter
ritory, and then the transportation
companies can settle with the brew
ries. If cannot get results from the
sheriffs, then I will call out the milf
tia.
"The time Is coming when the trans
portation companies will appeal to
this office for protection for their
property. Just now the mothers Of the
country are appealing to me to protect
their boys and girls from booze, and
am listening to that appeal, and dc'ng
what | can to help them"
The governor today took a hand ~
the Springfield situation. Springfield is
wet, and the liquor dealers have been
shipping liquor into Eugene, which is
dry, and the railroads carrying intoxl-
Gated persons to the annoyance of the
public. in violation Of law.
Today the governor called upon the
sheriff Of Eugene, and asked him to
get the names Of all the stockholders
OF the Springfield Wine company II
It turns the sheriff down, he intends
to take action with relation to II, He
evidently suspects that some Of the Of
flcials Of Springfield are connected
with this concern
The charge that Mayor Dale, Of Har-
risburg. and councllmen Of that town
are patronlzing blind pigs has been re-
ferred to the district attorney. with in
structions to prosecute them, II the
statement is true.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
ETHEL Is RESOURCEFUL
AND PLOTS IN JAIL
IUNIrrD rnrss rnAsrp wInuI

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 12.-Al-
though prisoner in the county Jail
here on smuggling charge, Mrs Eth
ell Hall, alleged head Of the most sue
cessful gang Of Chinese smugglers
that ever operated in southern Cali
tornia, has fostered a second plot from
her cell, according TO charges filed
by immigration officers. Charges also
were filed against Antonio Feliz, al
legged to be her lieutenant. Four Chi
nese are under arrest In San Francis
co, following the discovery Of the al
legged plots. The immigration author
tiles declare they have exhaustive evl-
dence In the case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12

Douglas, Arlz., Sept. 12,--Effecting
a junction with other rebel commands
10 miles from Aqua Prieta, across the
border from here, Colonel Antonio Ro-
jast and General Inez Salazar began
their march upon the threatened bor-
der town shortly before noon today
The combined rebel command COM
prlses 14OO we'll armed and well equip
ped men,
The federal garrison, under General
Gegne. will not surrender. Reinforced
by 400 Yaqul Indians, who arrived
from Juarez early today, they are de
ploylng on the plains to the east and
south Of Aqua Prieta, where they will
make their stand.
The federal troops including the In
dlans, now total 700. Each side has
two heavy machine guns.
Hundreds of persons poured into
Douglas this morning from towns
many miles away to witness the battle
which is now regarded as inevitable.
Four troops of the Ninth United States
cavalry (colored) arrived here this
morning. Eight more are en- route.
They will guard the border during the
expected engagement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
CALL FOR
MEETING
IN SALEM
PROGRESSIVES TO MEET HERE
SEPTEMBER II TO NOMINATE
FIVE ELECTORS AND ALSO TO
NOMINATE CONGRESSMAN, If
DESIRED.

r. M. Lepper, state secretary Of the
Progressive party in Oregon, this
morning phones The Journal as fol-
lows:
A mass convention Of the Progress
slve party in Oregon has been called
to meet In Salem Tuesday, September
II, at o'clock p. M, for the purpose
Of nominating five (5) presidential
electors.
Also mass convention of the Pro-
gresslye party of the first congresslon-
al district to meet at the same time
and place, for the purpose of official
ly nominating a U, s. congressman, IL
so desired, and to transact such other
business as might properly come be-
fore said convention. 1t will undoubt-
edly be one Of the biggest events of re-
cent years In Salem, aud will show
the energy and enthusiasm Of the
members Of the new party.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
Rebels Control Railroads.

Nogales, Ariz., Sept 12.--After hold
Ing up the southbound Sonora railroad
passenger train that left Nogales last
evening, a detachment of General Cam
pas Mexican rebels cut out the engine
and three coaches, proceeded south
ward, burning bridges behind them.
finally dltching the locomotive and
baggage cars rs miles south OF the
border according to refugees here to-
day.
The attack on the train was made 30
miles south OF Nogales. None Of the
passengers were molested, but all lost
their baggage They walked toward
Nogales throughout the night, requlsi-
tioning handcars when they reached a
construction camp, 10 miles south OF
the border at daybreak.
According to the train crew. Campo
Is at the head of more than 1000 well
armed troops. They are in control Of
practically all the railroad towns with
in 100 miles Of the border.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
WAS SORRY
he COULD
NOT COME
ROOSEVELT EXPRESSED KEEN
REGRET THAT ARRANGEMENTS
FOR HIS VISIT CUT OUT SIDE
TRIPS AND PREVENTED HIS
COMING TO SALEM.

Some time ago when the itinerary OF
Theodore Roosevelt was being ar
ranged Frank Hughes, Geo. F. Rodg--
ers and Paul B. Wallace, the leaders OF
the Progressive party in this locality,
put forth their best endeavor to Sc.
cure a visit to this city Of the leader
OF the new party. At first It looked as
II their efforts in this direction would
succeed but through the work of the
committee having his visit in charge,
no side trips were made from Portland
While making his speech in Portland
yesterday, the colonel turned to Mr..
Rodgers and asked him to state to the
people of Salem that he regretted very
much his inability to make the trip
through the valley and to Salem in
particular. He desired to be remem-
bered very kindly to the people Of this
community and to say for him that
he felt very keenly the disappointment
which had been caused by the manag-
ers Of the itinerary, who so arranged
things that no side trips were made
from Portland. Mr. Roosevelt stated
also that, as the trip was a very hard
one, he must save himself as much as
possible and in this matter most peo-
pie will realize what that means, as a
trip Of the magnitude of the one un-
der way requires the energies Of
person Of more than ordinary endur-
ance.
Among those attending from Salem
we're Geo. r. Rodgers, ]. Frank
Hughes and Paul B. Wallace, but
there were many others.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12

La Grande, Or, Sept. 12.-Colonol
Roosevelt made a picturesque entry
here today into the interior country OF
the northwest, delivering a character
isteic address to crowd of 5000 peo.
pie at the Union county fair.
Members Of the Fraternal Order Of
Moose, garbed in uniforms suggestive
of the era of the crusaders, escorted
the Colonel. At the fair he hobnobbed
with four COW punchers, discussing
hosemanship with John Spain, the
worlds champion broncho buster, who
jcurneyed down to town to "whoop 1t
up for Roosevelt"
A plan by the Taft campaign forces
to blanket" the Roosevelt speech, by
having John II. Harlan on hand imIne-
diately to answer the Colonel, was nip
ped in the bud by the fair management
who refused the administration 1e-
fender permission to talk to the grand.
stand.
Opposition SquelChed.
When the Colonel started to speak, a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
COMMITTED PERJURY
, TO WIN RICH BRIDE


Los Angeles, Cal, sejt 12.-Al-
though she possesses in her own name
nearly 100000, the bride OF Lloyd
Knapp a young electrical engineer,
was powerless to save him from IN
exactlng justice, and Knapp must
spend 12 months in San Quentin peni-
tentary
Knapp was convicted OF uttering
Spurious paper to provide funds for
dinners at popular cafes with which to
woo the girl who became his wife. In
rassing sentence Judge Mccormick
scathingly scored the prisoner. Mrs.
Knapp declares she will stand by her
erring husband
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
ATTRIBUTES
DEATHS TO
INSANITY

Portland, Ore, Sept 12.-charles
Hyle, broom manufacturer, Of Port
land, today attributed to insanity the
death of his step-father and mother,
Charles and Fredericka Kel, found
dead near Murray, Idaho, as the result
Of a murder and suicide pact between
the couple.
my mother left our home here a
few days ago to join my step-father." "
said Hyle. 1--WE have arranged to have
my parents buried near their Idaho
home. We have no details Of their
deaths. We are all broken up over the
affair can attribute the deed OF my
parents to nothing other than unbal-
anced minds. There was no reason
that can conceive Of for their act"
A F. Keil. son Of the dead couple. is
In Oklahoma. He has been notified.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
Rebel General Threatens.

El Paso, Tex Sept. 1871 the Amerl-
cans invade Mexico, | will Join forces
with the federals to drive them out"
is the statement refugees arriving
here from the south today declare Gen
eral Campo made to them after he
had held up and plundered a train
yesterday near Nogales. None Of the
passengers on, the train we're injured,
the rebels seeking only for arms.
Adyices here from the district near
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
Indian Made Good.

Calgary Alberta, Sept 12,-When
the Calgary stampede opened an In
dian named Three Persons" was do
Ing a short term In jail and he was
wanted to ride In the broncho riding
contest before the Duke Of Connaught
So a local ranchman bailed him oui
with $1,000 and he defeated all corners
winning a golden belt. $1,000 cash and
q handsome saddle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
BATTLE EXPECTED TO Begin TODAY
AMERICANS GATHER TO WITNESS IT
Strikers Are RlOtOus.

+ Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 12.- :
= Threats to petition the governor :
= to send state troops here we're :
4 made today by Herbert Warren, =
+ manager of the Duluth Traction :
= company who asserts that Du- :
+ luth police are not attempting to =
= protect company property from =
= striking carmen. :
+ Pretense at operating a car 4
y service has been abandoned, =
+ Sheriff Meining swore in small =
= army Of deputies today to Quell =
= disorders. =
r 4
= = = - + + + = 4 + = = =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12

Douglas, Arlz., say that Escobosa. the
rebel leader who has been operating
near NacoSaria, has been hanged by
orders of Colonel Rojas. Escobosa
refused to join in the pending attack
on Aqua Prleta, and Roias ordered his
men to capture aud execute him.
President Madero today Is making
desperate efforts to relieve Aqua Prize.
Ia. Two troop trains, bearing 1000
men, are en- route from Juarez, and 500
infantrymen are marching from Can
anea.
II is believed here that Rojas will
postpone. his attack on Aqua Prieta
until tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
Pensions Increased.

Washington, Sept 12--Four hum
dred and twenty thousand old soldiers
are rejoicing throughout the country
today over the announcement Of the
pension bureau that the veterans will
receive an average increase Of $3.50
yearly under the terms OF the new
Sherwood law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
TED SPOKE TO 5000 AT LA GRANDE
HOBNOBBED WITH COWPUNCHERS
= +++++++++++++
Insane Mans Feat.

? Westminster, b. c., Sept 12.- I
= After swimming the Fraser river 4
= and running a half mile with a 4
= train crew in pursuit, a patient =
= Of the provincial insane asylum =
= was captured yesterday and re- =
= turned to the institution. :
- Tho man was seen to slip off .
+ his wearing apparel on the New =
y Westminster side of the river by =
y some workmen on the opposite 4
+ bank, who surmlsed that none =
= but one of the patients Of the =
= asylum would attempt such a =
= foolhardy feat. =
4 =
= = + = = = = + = + = = + =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
A WindlgO Indian.

= Fort William, Ont, Sept. H. =
, Every Indian in this section is =
= frightened into state of panic =
ON account of the belief that a .
4 "windlgo' or cannibal Indian is =
= ranging the woods. =
= An Indian went "windigo' =
+ north of Lacseut some time ago, =
= and the one appearing in this VI +
+ cintiy is believed to be the same =
= Indian. =
+ =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
met BRONCHO BUSTER. SPAIN
FRATERNAL ORDER OF MOOSE
IN UNIFORM ESCORTED HIM

Plan BY Taft Supporters to Blanket the Roosevelt Speech
Was Stopped by the Fair Management and an EnthusiaS-
TIC DebS Supporter Was Fired Out Roosevelt Repeated
His Attack Made Yesterday at Portland on the Oregon
Delegates, Who Failed to Obey Their Instructions Named
National Committeeman Williams as One of Them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12

socialist enthusiast in the audience
created temporary diversion by in
sisting on competing against Roose-,
welt by campaign talk for Debs. The
offender was promptly elected.
Roosevelt declared he was greatly
touched by big bunch of flowers
handed him, with a card reading:
"The children of oregon love you
because you believe in our mothers
and are the great defender of the AM
erican home"
I'D rather have that said about me
than anything | can think Of" the Col.
onel asserted.
Roosevelt prefaced his speach with
an explanation that he regretted that
It was physically impossible for him
to speak in all the Oregon cities. Then
he digressed to talk about Oregon
horses to the cow-punchers, while O
moving picture operator frantically
turned the crank to perpetuate the ex-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
REBELS HAVE 14OO men AND
FEOERALS 700, EACH SIDE HAS
TWO HEAVY MACHINE GUNS

Battle viii Take Place at Aqua Prea, Near the American
Line and Hundreds Poured Into Douglas This Morning to
See the Fight Limited States Cavalry Reached Douglas
This Morning. and viii Guard the Border During the Ex-
pected BattIe--Train Load Of Federal Troops Being
Rushed to the Front
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12

Albany yesterday began work on the
First National Bank building. her first
fiye-story structure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12
COMPANY WILL BUILD
A 5O,OOO-TON STEAMER


Liverpool, Sept 12--The White Star
company announces that us new fifty
thousand ton steamer will be named
Britannia II win have a complete
inner skin and the bulkheads will be
increased II will be capable Of float
ing with six compartments flooded.
Loves young dream Is all right In
It's way-but II IL only dream.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12

CONTINUED from Page 5.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-06
New York To Wilson

New York, Noy s. New York state
Will cast its forty-fiye electoral votes
for Governor Woodrow Wilson for
president Congressman William sui
Der was elected governor
At l0:I0 only about two-thirds ot
the upstate districts and about halls
Of the city districts had been count
ed Upon these returns Republican
Chairman Barnes conceded that Gov
ernor Wilson had carried the state by
about 100000.
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r. ~ ~ " " " ~ " Nmax xwaM s

New York, Nov. with the elec
ton OF Woodrow Wilson to the presi
dency and Thomas r. Marshal tc
the vice presidency assured BY re
turns today gave indications that the
electoral vote OF the Democratic can
didates would pass the 800 mark
It was certain that Illinois would
give an Overwhelming majority q
Roosevelt, while the race in Pennsrl
yania was SO close as to bring all
three candidates within range OF sue
cess.
Early returns gave the Democrats
the Solid South and the states al
Connecticut Delaware Kentucky
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New
York. West Virginia Indiana and Mis-
souri,
AS the night advanced and returns
from the West began to come in,
those earlier estimates were confirm
ed, and Montana New Jersey and New
Mexico were added to those that
seemed certain for the Democratic
candidates, while scattering returns
from San Francisco and Los Angeles
made it probable that California
might join the WilsonMarshall col
umn.
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Wilson's Oklahoma Vote

Oklahoma City, NOV G-lS9 pre-
cincts out of 55S in ten counties give
Wilson lI612
Oklahoma city. Okla, Nov 6--Ok-
lahoma count $40 precincts out OF
3G5 give Wilson 2,0S2 owen 1866
Dickerson 1889. Congressman See
ond district Carney 21S3; Morgan
l,922 Capital question: yes 237: no
3,GS3 Corporation commissioner;
Love 2,SOG, Loewen 1.2l9.
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Quakers For Taft

Philadelphia, NoY. 6-Scattering re-
turns from wards in Philadelphia
usually carried by Republicans show
that Taft is leading by about to /
over the combined vote of Wilson and
Roosevelt Up ii 8 y. m, no returns
had been received from the reform
wards
In the state outside Of Philadelphia
The first returns showed Wilson lead
ing strongly
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LOGAN
ELECTS 5
DEMOCRATS
O'NElL, MURPHY. DOOLIT.
TIE, MATHEWS AND PROB.
ABLY OLSMlTH WIN

Logan county cast 5.2l2 votes for
tbe capital
The Democrats elected John ONeii
count. commissioner In 3rd district
and James Murphy commissioner ia
-nd district
Miss N1r-are- DooGrtle is elected
eomy superintendent, BY 27S majority
Walter Mathews has defeated Acton
for sHe legislature In tae second dis.
.ugt b. Is 0tes.
Tn= race between Olsmith snd Bpr.
ford for tae senate Is close.
Frank AcGu-res majority over Ga
Ten CROW is 3l6.
Republicans elect Alahoney sheriff
S.rang. comfy iudge: Adams, cour
attorney: stewart. treasurer; Mex
register. uenry. assessor; Estus.
clerk superior courts Olson. eouu
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Pontotac County

Ada Okla, Nov G-Nine precincts
out Of 3S, President Democratic SUI;
Republican PSI Socialist 227
Coalgate. Nov 6--Returns from II
precincts OUT of $5 in Coal countt
shows Democratic victory 3 to from
president down to constable.
Wilson 81. Roosevelt 525; Debs
l15.
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2ot Electoral Votes

New York, Nov G--Democratc
headquarters claim the following
states as certain for Wilson Alabama,
Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware.
Florida, Indiana. Kentucky North
Carolina, Maryland, Massachusetts.
Wisconsin, New York, South Carolina.
Tennessee Texas, Virginia, Oklahoma
New Mexico, Missouri. West Virginia
and New Jersey with total OF 29i
electoral votes. To win required 26t
votes.
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Carney skins Moraan

Oklahoma city, Nov G-The Sec
ond congressional district 4 wards,
city Of Geary Blaine county, gives
Carney l4l; Morgan g. Liberty and
East Lincoln township Blaine county,
gives Carney -; Morgan 10. Okla
homa county gives Carney 9j; Nor
gan 50.
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ceived I 600 VOTES.
In Oklahoma City

In Oklahoma city
Oklahoma City, Nov 6--Oklahoma
City cast 9I25 votes, 5,215 no. yes,
9S7, balance silent,
vinita Nov 8-Yes 1O2; no 51a
twelve precincts OUT,
nurant, Nov go precincts out Oh
IS in Bryan county. Yes 6S2, no I'll.
Anadarko. Nov yes s92; no %.
Saltwater Nor 6--s precincts III
Payne county. give 67G yes, pa no.
county outside Of saltwater cast 1888
no votes All college professors voted
for Oklahoma CITY
Lawton 100 yes 300 no.
PauIs Valley $50 yes; IA no,
Tattle % yes; % no.
LeFlore county give Oklahoma eitz
$50 majority
Nansum Nov Guthrie 25a; no
$40
AIuskogee Nov three precincts
in Nuskceee give Guthrie lead oP
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BrYan County

Durant Nov g. Bryan county. go
D. m. 20 precincts out OF 81 give
president. Democratic 1913; Repub-
lican i67; Socialist iG3
Canadian county, l7 precincts out OF
% give Democratic majority OF 4S9.
Same for l.. $. senator and congress
man at large State capital about 2
to 1 favor yes" State corporation
commissioner Love T.. majority
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Nermont Prouressive

White River Junction, VT, Nov O.
Returns from 30 towns in Vermont
out of 2l6 give Roosevelt 5.0S9' Tait
2.7Sl. and Wilson l6l6.
The same places in September Tor
governor gave Metzgar, Progressive,
f.472: Fletcher, Republican. 300 ana,
Howe. Democrat. 2,l56
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Carries Own state

Newark. y. J.. Nov G-Mcager re-
turns from widely scattered precincts
indicated at 10:30 O'Clock last might
that Governor Wilson had carried his
own state of New Jersey. AZ that
hour 81 districts of the state l7I9
gave Wilson 1916; Taft 551 and
Roosevelt $50.
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Claims Big Ma lority

New York, Nov. G--George NJ Pal
mer chairman Of the Democratic
state committee, authorized state
ment at E15 O'Clock claiming NeF
York state for Wilson by 100000 pIur
ality
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Harvey County Close

Newton. Kas., Nov. G-lncomplete
returns from four precincts in Har-
vey county give Wilson l24; Tart
-. Roosevelt. g.. Stubbs. 93; Thomp-
son. l0l: Hodges. i0i: Capper 9';
Murdock, congress. 80; Saunders,
Democrat. 80.
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Foss Wins Aqain

Boston, Nov G--Returns for gov
ernor from 1872 out Of l,lo2 precincts
in Massachusetts give Bird Progress
siye, 1861; Foss Democrat 36,410;
Walker l6,932
Same in 1911. Foss Democrat, 80
40; rockingham, Republican. 2I04S.
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Wilson leads Hooslers

indianapolis, NOV 6-2o2 precincts
out of 3,172 in Indiana give Taft l9-
036; Wilson -s.75i; Roosevelt 23Il7
Same in 1908. l9,7ol; Bryan iG.tSG.
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Michinan For RooseveIt

Detroit. Nov Scattering and in
complete returns from throughout the
state indicate that Roosevelt is lead.
ing by a good plurality.
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Birmingham Ala Nov. 6--First
seven precincts ia jefferson county
give Wilson Sii. Taft 81; Roosevelt
.L47I
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Bay State Turns

Boston Nov G-Chairman Riley of
the Democratic state committee early
last night claimed Massachusetts, for
Wilson By 60,0o0 votes and by from
5000 to $4,000 for Governor Foss.
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Nebraska For Wilson

Omaha, Neb. Noy. 6-Senator
Hitchcock, Democrat issued a state
ment at 9 O'Clock. claiming Nebraska
for Wilson by $4,000
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Concord For Taft

Concord, y. H., Nov Fifty towns
and city wards ont OF 290 gave Taft
1925; Wilson 3.S2l and Roosevelt L.
$50