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Manhattan.
EDGECoMBE AVE. s, $40 IT Of 15oth
at 5O5x1OO: Martin Farley. tr, TO Cath
Reisert, 81 Edgecombe ave tmtg $4,000
oct 4; 81: attorneys, Jacobs * Levison 49,
Nassau st.
LENOX AVE, cor Of l3Sth st, 40. Tx
So: Solomon Wine to Martha Blond. Is4 East
1881 st (mtg s72 5000: all liens; sept u
500.
SAME PROPERTY: Martha Blond to
United Realty and Mortgage Co. 20 Nesey
ST (mts $4,000: all liens; oct 4: $500.
sITH ST. 273 West; 3 sty brk 16xS0 2;
saith 81, 2O6 II c OF West End ave, l6xSO2:
Marjorie / Tyson ct al, by guardian. to
Waterman Realty Co. 52I 9Th ave; Sept 80:
So. 900. attorney, Title Guarantee co. lio
Broadway.
12iTH ST, 8. 1875 II W OF LIST ave, 1sx
lOO.ll foreclosure, oct l. 1920; Charles |,
Cohn, ref. TO Hebrew orphan Asylum OF
New York l546 Amsterdam ave: Oct a.
81. 900; attorneys. Hoady Lauerbach &
johnson, ~ william st.
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on THE NORTH SHORE OF l.. I.
WAMPAGE SHORES.

at Sands Point. l.. l., r. II. station, Port
Washington. An exclusive residential Water
front Park possessing all features essential
TO make a country home the Sound at
tractIvo. Six complete houses for sale, some
with private beaches
=. OSGOOD PELL & co.
Tel. Bryant 800. 5i2 Fifth Avenue.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
COMPANY
S 100000
100000


nONT fail to have your title guaranteed Whenyou
- buy real estate because someone tells you that
most titles are good anyway" That Will be small
consolation to you il yours is BAD.
Remember we have paid losses every month for 4
more than ten years and some OF them were large \
ones. What you need Is one OF our policies
Trustees
Frank BaIey william A. Nash
I,d,rnrd r. bedford ii. Nichols
g..
nayfe A.. Peabody
w. de Forest william iorter
Potter
har
II.
n
Z ford
II Corne
!.
William j. MathesOn Ellis
Charles Matiack Louis "ihumuher
Officers
o,. x.t..v President Frank Bailey. Vice-President
lint Burdick,
Edward D. s'S nh Syc. pr..,d.nt yicePresdent
Frank LIS n
Wray Cleveland Secretary Iyn banking
w.
ID. Simon 7. f.. Ellsworth. officer
Anderson hsst WILLIAM J. trust ohicer
Blank Secy's Joseph H. r..,,. omo.r
Lindner. Solicitor
l76 Broadway, Manhattan
Toe Mon,.ou. ST. and IFS Remsen ST., Brooklyn II
aso Fulton ST. Jamaica 81 Jackson Ave-, L. !. City \
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The auction market this week offers
miscellaneous parcels of variety that
will attract investors and spectators.
The offerings include tenement, private
dwelling, business buildings and vacant
lots in various sections Of Manhattan and
The Bronx. A list of the properties to be
sold follows:
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
OCTOBER 3.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
LABOR DAY
PLANS Are
COMPLETE
List Of Prizes AnnOunC-
ed-FEn and Pleas
ure for Everybody

The committee in charge Of the com
ing Labor Day celebration, to be held
by the labor unions Of Chickasha on
September 2, has completed the main
plans for the occasion and great day
is promised.
Among the features will be display
of farm products. speaking, dancing
and magnificent display or fire
works in the evening and music by
the Chickasha Concert band through
out the day
The celebration will be held in a
beautiful shady grove on the Washita
near the city water plant, one mile
northeast Of the city and every effort
is being put forth by the committee in
charge to make this the best and most
attractive affair Of the kind ever seen
in Grady county.
Labor unions Of other cities are es-
pecially requested to come over and
help celebrate Labor Day
Every citizen OF Grady and adioin-
ing counties is cordially invited 50
come to Chickasha Labor Day and
participate in making the celebration
a grand success.
The opening address will be made
by member Of organized labo.
Representatives OF the four political
parties will be given IS minutes eacl
70 explain why a workingman shoul,
vote for their party at the coming
November election The most abl'
and eloquent speakers in the dilferen
parties viii be selected to participate
ia This contest.
A merry -go-round has been secure'
ind the committee is negotiating TO
many new and novel attractions, in
Guiding balloon ascension and thrill
ng parachute drsp from the skies.
Prizes win bS awarded for Grad
county products as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
TAYLOR and
new M AN
Are CLOSE
Harrison Box Slow in Ar
riVinGOiiiCiaI Count
in Progress

Unofficial returns show that Judge
N NJ Williams has been renomlnated
for county judge By Is votes. The Of
flclal count may change this plurality
but 1t is conceded that the result will
remain me same With the Harrison
box out, Davenport claimed to be three
votes in the lead This box came in
this afternoon giving Williams 3 ana
Davenport q
Nenable today conceded the nominl
tlon OF Simpson for county attorney.
Not counting Harrison precinct, ofnc.
Ial returns elye simpson a plurality
81 about i0s
The race for district clerk is very
close and win not be decided tin the
official count is completed Accord.
ing 70 Newmans returns. including all
precincts, he has lead d IL votes
The official returns has already dis.
closed two eFrorg q the official fig,
uree.
Following are lhe totals for 30 81
the il precincts Vincent aud Harri.
son not being included.
County Judge Williams 1917. Day-
EXPORT iiSI
Sheriff Bailey POS, Doss lis, Low
is 1874.
County Clerk Bradley 1889 Lind
say 1873
District clerk Burgegl g6a. Cala-
ham, 572. Cloud $50. Jones ig5. New
man 7il. raylor 7as.
Register OF Deeds bingham $40
Hili iO9g, Jones 500. Petty 69g, Vaughn
547
weIgher- Goetilng g2o. Guthridge
sec, Thacker s01
Co Commissioner First District
Laaley glo. Osborne l0l Parrish 275,
Penn 49, Second District Chasaln
iii. Phillips 81. Robinson l07 Third
District Enelish ie3, Gerard 1885,
swihart 3iS pguley ii5
Newell wins oyor sherrd by a~bis
majority
The county election board is busy
on Che official count aud wll likely
fInish & tonight
The returns Jon representative aud
other state officers have not been
compiled but there ls no indication
that ihe results pregIoasly announced
wln be changed
Bailey
Haskell Is owen 36
Pugh rs Smith 32
Brown ig, Colleps s. Glover Ia. Lou.
than l9 Riddle 81
Davenport Is. Stacey 5, Williams IS.
Alexander 5 Bailey 30, boss 2,
Lewis a..
AANtiAN Wht ANHaHtN -@t
Bradley 5s. Bloss Lindsay i3
Burgett 4. Callahan is. Cloud ?,
Jones o. Newman 5, Taylor g.
Bingham 2. Hil 81. Jones e Petty
l2, Vaughn Isl
Newell SO, sherard S5
Goottlng ri. 0uthrldge .. ThackeI
13.
Third District English 9. Gerard
4. swihart 20, Pursley a.
Keeohl
Davenport a. Stacey Z. o'Nem Q
Williams l5.
Bailey Nc. Doss 10. Lewis 2S
Blair G.. Simpson SO, Venablo z
Bradley q, Bloss %, Lindsay .
Burgett ;, Callahan 6, Cloud G, Jone
6. Newman 20. Taylor G.
Bingham .. TIM IS, Jones ~, Peta
1. Vaughn s.
Newell a6, sherard TO-
Goetting o, Guhridge "a Thacka
IL
English i. Gerard S1. swihart
Purslcy @
Snow HILL
Davenport "a Stacey i, oNen
Williams 4
Alexander S. Bailey 3. Doss
Lewis o.
Blair 2, Simpson 49, Venable 4.
Bradley IL. iicss Lindsay 4
Burget Z Callahan & Cloud 2, Jone
/, Newman 1. Taylor
aln.huu. HuI Inuaa e pALLN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
TWO HURT
IN A CRASH
ON THER.T.
Passenger Bumps into a
Refrigerator Car Blown
by Wind

AT $3.50 this morning passenger
train No II, in charge Of Conductor
Bert Cowan and Engineer A. p. Boueh-
er, crashed into an empty refrigerator
car in the south end OF the yards, com
pIetely demolishing the car and iniur.
ing the engine crew.
Engineer Boucher received serious
internal injuries in addition to a maim-
ed and bruised shoulder Fireman W.
G. Davis was slightly injured. about
the head and shoulders
A high west wind blew the empty
car from the siding, through a closed
switch onto the main line and It had
travelled as tar south as The Lindsay
branch junction where the collision oc-
Cured
Tho train was running at a speed Of
20 miles per hour aud was close upon
the car before # was sighted. The
engineer and fireman both jumped and
received their injuries from contact
with the ground The wreckage was
cleared away within a half hour and
the train proceeded The engine pull
ing No. l2 was only slightly damaged
Tie injured men were taken TO thelr
homes Mr. Boucher lives at Fourth
and Idaho and Nr Davis at Sl5 Iowa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08

kogee, give owen 1903 votes, and Has
kell 99s. The counting is slow in
Muskogee county and complete returns
are not expected before Thursday.
In the race for congressman at large
William H. Murray. sage Of Tisho-
mingo, and Joe B. thompson Of Pauls
Valley, former Democratic state chair
man, now are assured Of nomination
on the Democratic ticket. The other
place is a toss-up with Claude Weaver
OF Oklahoma city, Fred Branson Of
Muskogee, former state chairman, j.
3. A. Robertson Of Chandler, former
candidate for the nomination for gov.
ernor, and r. e. Echols Of Elk City
leading and William Franklin Of Ma.
dill and ]. Y. Callahan Of Enid lun-
ming not far behind
Weaver has shown the greatest
strength in the Fourth and Fifth con
greasional districts where he is we'll
known. He ran for congress at one
time in the Fifth district against Scott
Ferris and was defeated by very
few votes Robertson is showing up
best in the central portions Of the
state, and is getting lots Of votes from
the remote districts. Branson viii
lead in most Of the counties in north
eastern Oklahoma, while Franklin Is
one Of the high men in the southern
regions. Echols leads in all western
counties Farmers all over the sta.e
are showing their friendship for J. Y.
Callahan BY giving their support to
him.
The returns as they come in only
swell the leads Of Scott Ferris in the
Fourth district, and Charles Carter IN
the Fourth district, and the renomina-
tion Of James Davenport in the Third
district now appears probable. James
Sykes Of Tulsa is running well, but
Davenport appears to have the edge
in the race
OF the Republican candidates, B. NJ
Parmenter Of Lawton leads in the
race for United States senator, with
Dynamite Ed' Perry running strong
in the insurgent sections. j. f. Dick
erson also is getting a good vote in the
northern and western sections Of the
state
In the first district Bird Mcclure
has an ever Increasing lead over the
/ Progressive, J. f. Hickman, and III IN,
second district, Dick r Morgan is as
sured Of nomination over Nels BAR
ling Of Oklahoma City
In the first supreme court iudieia
district returns still are meager bu
indications are that the present JUS
tice, John B Turner Of Vinita has
been renominated, defeating n B
Maxey Of Muskogee.
The direct election bill viii have
majority Of from $4,000 to 10000 vote
Of those votes cast on the measure
but as every blank counted the SAM
as a vote against it, this majority vii
be greatly reduced It is believed
certainty that the measure viii be
come a part Of the constitution.
Incomplete and unofficial return
show the following county results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
AXE USED
ON AKIN
Special to The Express.

Special to The Express.
Norman, Okla, Aug. Solver Il
Akin, author Of the famous Akin bill
designed to strike down IA state
schools. met defeat as candidate for
denomination as representative Of
Cleveland county in the state legisla-
ture.
In spite Of the fact that Akin had
three opponents, his appeals for re-
election were in vain. The successful
candidate was Sharp, a well known at
torney.
The defeat Of Akin is regarded as
Indicating that the sentiment Of Cleve-
land county is against his school de-
stroying measure,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
WILLIAMS AND
SIMPSON WIN

Goetting z Guthridge 2, Thacker
Lasley s, Parish 2 Penn 4.
WhrIey Creek.
Davenport 8, Stacey 8, O'Nein 3,
Williams g.
Alexander 6, Bailey 8, Doss & Lewis
6.
Blair ?, Simpson IS, Venable 3.
Bradley q Bloss 3, Lindsay 6.
Burgett 2 Callahan 3, Cloud g. Jones
3, Newman 3, Taylor B
Bingham +, Hill z. Jones 8, Petty 3,
Vaughn T.
Newell 8, sherard 6.
Goetting 8. Guthridge 9, Thackcr g..
Laslcy ], Osborne 2, Parish 10 Penn
2.
Denny.
Davenport 10, O'Neill I, Williams g..
Bailey s, Doss 2, Lewis 4.
Blair 1, Simpson II, yenable 2.
Bradley 10, Bloss 3, Lindsay 1
Burgett !, Callahan 2, Cloud a.
Jones J. Newman 5, Taylor p
Bingham 8, Hill III. Petty 4
Newel 10, sherard 2.
Goetting 4. Guthridge !. Thaeker 3.
Gerard IS.
Naples.
Davenport III, ONeill J. Williams
2l
Bailey 2 Doss 20, Lewis a.
Blair 3 Simpson q, Venable "a
Bradley "a, Bloss s, Lindsay 10.
Burgett 2, Callahan s. Cloud 9, Jones
Is, Newman q, Taylor Z.
Hin H. Jones 4, Petty IS, Vaughn H.
Newell 81. sherard i6
Goetting is, Gnthridge "a.
English SO, Gerard +, swihart J,
Pursley 70.
Davenport q, Stacey z o'Nem Q,
Williams i5
Bailey 20, Dpss Ill. Lewis is.
Blair ~ Simpson 81 venable i6
Bradley 20, Bloss 26. Lindsay 9.
Burget ], Callahan q Cloud 6, Jones
2. Newman 81, TAYLOR 8.
Bingham g hin II, jones &, Petty
:, Vaughn 81
Newell 81, sherard 20
Goettng lg. Guthridge %, Thaek.
er
English s Gerard no. swiharl
pursley r.
caddo.
Davenport 35, Stacey iG, ONenl 1,
Williams 2S
Alexander g, Bailey - Doss IS,
Lewis 10.
Blair Q, simpson "a, vepable %.
Bradley ls. Bloas IT. Lindsay ss.
Burgett 3. Callahan s. Cloud 2. Jones
Z, Newman G. Taylor a.
Bingham H. Him 10. Jones 1, Petty
g, Vaughn 20
Newell 2S sherard lS
GoettIng II, Gulhrldge 4. Thaek
er So
Lasley As. Parish %
Amber.
Davenport 10. Stacey 3. ONeill 3
Williams IS.
Alexander j. Bailey l5 Doss ID
Lewis ~
Blair 20. Simpson 20 Vonable 9.
Bradley Z, Bloss s, Lindsay Is.
BurgeH 2. Callahan 8. Cloud q
Jones 3 Newman 5. TAYLOR 49,
Bingham 6, Hnl a. Jones 3, Peitl
lie. Vaughn z
Newell 81. shcrard z.
Goeltnk 9. Guthridge II, Thacke
tn
Iasley 3 Osborne i5, Parish s. Penn
IL
Rush Springs.
Haskell r. Owen iO2
j Davenport 81, Stacey 2S, ONeil {
Williams It's.
Alexander s. Bailey 90, Doss 8, Lew
is ST.
Blair 1I Simpson Sc. Venable so.
Bradley las, Bloss q Lindsay sl
Burgett 5, Callahan "a, Cloud ];
Jones 100. Newman 10, Taylor IT,
Bingham ~, Hul 62, Jones 10, Pett
81, Vaughn q.
/ Newell 100. sherard A.
Goetting "a, Guthridge 81, Thacke
3s.
English 3, Gerard 8, swihari 3.
pursley liz.
chlekasha--Ward 2, Precinct 2.
Davenport 8. Stacey ). oNeln 2
Williams A.
+ Alexander 8, Bailey 8, noss 8e, LIE,
is as.
/, Blair So, Simpson ST. venable SO.
Bradley IS. Bloss ., Lindsay ~
Hurgett is, Callahan IS. Cloud /
hmm gU Nnvgna,, o9 rastor oo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
NINE DISASTER

, Telegram by United Press.
; Desseldorf. Aug s-lTire and
? an explosion imprisoned $3.50
, men in a coal mine today Fifty
: were brought to Tic surface
? badly injured Rescuers are
Z endeavoring to reach others.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
in
PROGRESS
eiegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
FL Faso. Aug s.-Tho Mexican
rebels are moving south from Juarez
and have been fighting six hours with
the advance goard Of the federal army
approaching Juarez. according to al.
vices received here.
1t is reported that the rebel au.
vance to Chihuahua has been checked
and orozco has submitted a peace con-
posai to the Madero government but
the terms have not been divulged
0rozco announced that Americans
entering the Interior would do 50 at
their peril as he repudiated resDonsl.
bility
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
eee4oSeeessSses3s e .
WEATHER FORECAST.

, Showers and thunderstorms
: tonight and Friday; cooler Fri.
, day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
TURKEY
in TROUBLE
Telegram BY Uniied Press

Telegram by omitted Press
London, aug. S.-The Turkish sit
uation caused deep alarm IN diplomatic
circles today A revolution is consid-
cred certain and Civil war is likely.
Efforts are being made to prevent tt
A Montenegran clash seemed un-
avoidable Bulgaria is preparing to
invade Macedonia and seryia is in
yolved Everything points to the
breaking up Of the Ottoman empire
This win endager the peace Of The en-
tire Europe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
show the following county results.

Continued on Page Twol
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
SHOWERS CONTINUE.

Another clustering shower drove uD
about o'clock this m0rning and at
loon today one more inch Of rainfall
was added to the official record. The
rain was accompanied by considerable
wind and some damage is reported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08


Oklahoma City, Aug S.-The Okla
hDman today printed the following:
Incomplete and unofficial returns
from 50 Of the 7G counties of Okla
homa Indicate that the majority Of
United States Senator Robert L. Owen
for denomination over former Gov
Charles n. Haskell may reach $4,000
votes. OF the counties from which re-
turns are available Haskell is leading
in only about four counties, Sequoyah,
Love. Wagner and Haskell 1t now
is a question merely Of how great the
majority of the senator will be and
his campaign managers stiI believe
their original estimate Of $4,000 is not
too high.
Pontotoe county, OF which Ada is the
county seat, is the first county to give
complete returns On the senatorial
race. 1t went for owen by vote Of
llSl to 6l7. a majority of 5l7 mcon-
plete returns indicate that Comanehe
county probably viii give the senator
the largest majority Of any in the
state. Returns from Is Of "A precincts
show vote Of 1893 for Owen to 467,
the ratio indicating that the majority
after the count is finished viii exceed
2000 votes. Hubert L. Bolen, campaign
manager Tor owen, stated Wednesday
night that the majority viii be above
1000 IN comanche county
Returns from Muskogee county
home Of the two candidates, sdn in
dicate that owen viii carry the coun
ty by approximately GOO votes Twen
ty-three precincts in chat county, in
Guiding is out Of q in the city Of Mus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08

Chicago, Aug, S.-singing Onward,
Christian Soldiers, and "The Battle
Hymn Of the Republic the delegates
to the first national convention Of the
new Progressive party last night ac-
claimed Theodore Roosevelt Of New
York as their candidate for president,
and Gov Hiram johnson on California
as their choice for vice president
Marking q new departure In the
proceedings Of national conventions.
the two candidate Immediately were
Informally notified Of their nomination
and in the midst Of deafening cheers
appeared before the delegates to voice
their acceptance and to pledge their
best efforts to the coming campaign.
For several hours during yesterday
afternoon and early evening the big
throng in the Coliseum had listened
to a flow OF oratory in nominating and
secondlng speeches In which The dom.
inant note expressed the belief that
victory would come to the new party
in the November elections Raymond
Robbins OF Illinois pledged a 100000
majority for the national ticket in Illi-
noi5e and Clifford Plnchot predicted a
100000 majority ior Roosevelt and
johnson ia his home state Of Pennsyl.
vania. Their statements were cheer.
ed to the echo.
The party formally christened itself
The Progressive Party" leaving out
the prefix national by which it was
! heretofore known, but provision was
made for the recognition OF real pro-
4 gressiyes in any Of the states by what
ever name they should be locally de-.
llneated because Of state laws.
The convention adjourned at 7:2A
J p m. with the delegates singing the
doxology in lusty voice During the
} three days it was in session there was
} not single roll call nor a ballot
} taken. The delegates asked no such
j formalities either III placing their cam
) didates in nomination or ID voting for
B them. There was not a voice Of oppo-
B sition either to Col Roosevelt or Gov
b Johnson. The delay in nominating
D them was due to the large number Of
seconding speeches allowed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08

k*&4A444s44t44sA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
Roosevelt and Johnson are Nom
inses by AccIamation and
Convention Ends with
Delegates Singing
COLONEL TO SPEAK
in FORTY STATES
Will Invade West and johnson
Goes East Strenuous Cam
paign is Planned Head
quarters in Chicago
TeIegram By UnIted Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Chicago, Aug. S-Roosevelt and
johnson conferred with the Progress.
siye national committee today, laying
plans for the campaign. It was agreed
that Johnson should campaign in the
east and Roosevelt in the west
Roosevelt will speak in forty states.
"A strenuous campaign win be made
in the south, led by Parker Of New
Orleans, and Lyons Of Texas.
The main headquarters viii be in
Chicago and one branch office IN the
south, possibly at Atlanta.
The candidates held a reception TO
delegates this morning and the state
situations were discussed. All favor
straight Progressive state tickets.
Roosevelt leaves at ? o'clock and re-
turns to New York.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08

$4+$44+4++++4++
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
Partial Returns Indicate that
Senator is Renominated by
$4,000 or More Vote
Running Two TO One
MURRAY, THOMPSON
And WEAVER AHEAD
Alfalfa Bilp IL Sure Winner
and Thompson Safe Third
Man Remains in Doubt
Returns Lacking
Special 10 The express.

Special to The Express.
Oklahoma City, Aug. S.-With the
returns still very incomplete, Senator
Owen today is maintaining large lead
over Haskell, the tabulated vote show
ing a ratio Of about two to one in his
favor It is estimated that the final
figures viii give him a majority of
35, 900 or more.
The race for congressman at large
remains in doubt in the absence Of
anything like complete returns, but IT
Is conceded that Murray leads the
bunch, with Thompson second and
Weaver probably thru
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-12
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