davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

/ emo, como en- contra de Ia constitll,
cidn del Estado de NueYo Mexico. La
r.5testa SO hizo csrstar on los regis
tros.
lSl juez Roberts, bhablando por 81
Cuerpo. declare que como el Cuerpo
tiene soIamente poderes que son uni.
eamente ministeralns en- ningun
Isentido judiciales, serfa el deber del
tuerpo de proceder con 81 recuento de
Ia votaci0n en- disppta. y Sc empezo
el recuento.
Totales y riayorias;
4 la nlayorfa de Jones sobre Frank
IA. Hubbell republicano, es 1872, NJ
naso que Ervien le CANA a George IA.
DAvisson, dem6crath por 20S8. La
mas pequefla margen de victoria demo
crata es registrada por Harry l.. Patio
que CANA a. Frank w. Clancy, para
procurador general por. solamente 1902
votos, mientras que j H. Wagner. re-
publicano, CANA en- 10 carrera para su-
perintendente de Instruction pdblica
derrotando a j. I. G, Swinney por 2sO
votos,
n voto Official complete, es como
'sigue:
O.
Para electores pfesidenciales, de-
m6cratas, Felix Garcia, S3 SGT; J. N.
Upton 33,4S3; lose @. Chavez 9s, ,389;
lRepubllcanos, H.N Hammond l,024.
Juan Ortiz S1.0S0S 6. L. Hill 31.152.
Socialista, McB Smith 1874. T. Smith
1924, Ira NJ Crisp 1896. Prohibisio-
nistas, Lester Sands l12. w. r. Ogil-
vie 10S, F. c. Peterson a09.
Pasa Senador de los Estados Uni
dos-A. a. Jones, dem6crata 33,9S1;
Frank A. Hubbell, republicano. 10000;
W. P. Metcalf socialista. 202S. Ma
yorfa de Jones, 1872.
Para Representante al Congreso, -
VI 3. Walton. dem6crata, 1882; Be
nigno Hernandez republicano, 32,042;
A. ]. Eggum, socialista. 2050 Mayo
RIA de Walton, $50
Part Gcbernador iIszequiel G. de
Baca, democrata, s27ss: Holm o. Bur
sum, republioano. 31.524; N. A. Wells
2117 Mayoffa de Baca,
1908.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

Ia Srita. Epitacia Garcia. acompa-
fada de la nifits Carmen. llego el do
mingo de Albuquerque.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
LAS SES|ONES DEL PERIODIC FINAL OEL
CONGRESO De Los ESTADOS UN|DOS ST.
REANUDARON FL LUNES, 4 DE D|C|EMBRE

Una gran cantIdad de "RilIs'' tienen
que ser eonsiderados durante estaA
seaion, especialmente una demanda
por 800 millones de pesos para la
armada naval y el eiercito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

Bl Sr M. M. Salazar maestro de-
Tome. Distrito NO. 20. estuvo en- Ia
ciudad para Ia convention de macs
tros, y regres6 sa casa ell viernes de
la semana pasada. Nos Risito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

susorIbass ! 'EI Nusv0 MsxIeano,.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

ID. Esteban vazquez, de Albuquer-.
que, estuvo en- Ia cindad el domingo
pasado, regresando a la ciudad ducal
e mismo dfa. al regresar, llev6 con-
sligo a una de sus nifas que habfa esr
tado visitando sus parientes por al
gun tempo en-, esta ciudad. 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

La capital de RumanIa cayo bajo el
empuje de los teutones, 10 que sio-
nifica Ia conqulsta del relno por Ia
potente AIemania.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
UNA ANciANA ENcoNTRADA
MuERTA EN- Su CASA.

La SRA. Isabel Romero. viuda, murI6
sola en- una casa en- la Gale De Var
gas, resultas de 81 edad avanzada.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
KANSAS AS USUAL
PROVES A SURPRISE
Goes for Wilson, Splits Even
on Congress and Has
Republican Governor

Topeka, Nov. s.-Topeka has given
Woodrow Wilson 10000 to $4,000 plu-
rality over Hughes, possibly more. 1t
has chosen four democratic and four
republican congressman, gave a repub.
llcan governor the largest plurality any
candidate has ever received, elected a
republican legislature and then picked
democratic and republican local off
cials indiscriminately.
The worst split ticket Kansas has
ever known became apparent with more
complete returns today. Counties count
ed soidly republican went to Wilson
and democratic counties went to
Hughes. M
b. b. Anthony, republican, in the
First district; E. C. Little, republican,
in Second district; P. p. Campbell, re-
pablican, in Third district; Dudley Doo-
little, democrat, in Fourth district;
Charles Hargef, republican, in Fifth
district; John Connolly, democrat, in
Sixth district; Jouett Shouse, democrat,
in the Seventh district, and W. A. My
ers,, democrat, in Eighth district, ap'
peras certain of election.
Governor Capper apparently has plu-
rality exceeding Of 125,000 in the state
with the republican state ticket run
ming fifty to sixty thousand over the
democratic state ticket.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
LAST SEEMS SURE
AS BIG LEAD GROWS
IS AHEAD IN FIRST
Wilson Has Net Lead Of
1853 With Count Half
Complete
RURAL DISTRICTS ARE
INCREASING HIS LEAD
California Gives Him Good
Lead---Kansas for Him
by 10000
By Perry Arnold.

Omitted Press staff correspondent
New York, Nov. S.-President Wilson
was making steady gains this afternoon
IN the two sttaes-Minnesota and Cali.
fornia-carrying of either enc of which
would make his election certain.
Regarding these two as doubtful,
with New Hampshir., New Mexico and
Oregon, United Press returns showed
Wilson to have already acquired 25G
votes in the electoral college; Hughes
23S. The president, therefore, re-.
quires only 10 votes for reelection.
AT democratic headquarters the presi.
dent g managers, regarding the election
as already won, turned attention to
celebrating. A band was hired, Seere-
tary McAdoo distributed brand new
dimes as souvenirs, and an impromptu
parade past republican headquarters, to
jeer at their opponents, was carried out
gleefully.
At o'clock Senator Hollis of New
Hampshire, Informed Chairman McCor-
mick from Burlington that unofficial
but complete returns from that gave it
to Wilson by $50 majority.
The republicans were conceding moth
lug and sticking fast to their claims
of Hughes election.
In the meantime President Wilson
and Governor Hughes were receiving re-
turns from their political advisers con
stantly. Hughes remained closely in his
room at the Hotel Astor in New York,
and continuous stream of kilograms
and reports was kept running to him.
President Wilson, at Shadow Lawn, was
in communication with Secretary Tu-
mdlty frequently during the morning,
but in the afternoon, upon reassuring
reports from his secretary, the president
went out for game of golf. Mrs. vii.
soit went with him. Mrs. Hughes was
at her husband IS side in New York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
DEMOCRATS RETURN
LITTLE SERENADE
As Election Of Wilson Seemed
Assured Called On Their
.. Friends
By J. P. Yoder.

Omitted Press staff correspondent
New York, Nov. S.-Confined joy
had no room at democratic headquar-
ters this afternoon. As the trend to-
ward President Wilson grew more
strongly defined during the early aft
ernoon, the crowd in the Forty-second
street building headquarters increased
both in noise and size. By o'clock
the lid was ripped off and thrown into
the discord.
Just before that hour Chairman Nc
Cormick received from o. X. Cushing,
California state chairman, telegram
saying the democrats out there declared
that they had carried the state. Men
and women stampeded for the exits and,
led by hurriedly-hired band, started
toward Fifth avenue, where republican
headquarters are located. The demo
Gratis remembered the serenade they got
from their friends the enemy last night
when it looked all Hughes.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
was so delighted by late returns that
he suddenly started passing out hand
fuls of the new dimes which he designed
for the United Stateu. The demand was
terrific.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
INTERESTS
LONDON INTENSELY
Papers Jumped at Conclus-
ions and Roasted
President
By Ed L. Keen

Omitted Press staff correspondent
London, Nov. S.London was almost
as much wrought up over the presiden-
tial election as the United States to-
day. An unusual popular interest was
shown when returns completely turned
about overnight. No American election
has ever aroused such widespread inter
est as has this Hughes. Wilson fight.
There were crowds about the tickers
in the clubs. Calls for information in
person and by telephone at American
newspaper offices were uncountable.
The newspapers got out almost as
many extra editions as some of the
American newspapers must have run
off their presses. These editions were
eagerly bought up and scanned for de-
tails.
Wherever there were crowds there
was betting, with the odds slightly
favoring Wilson.
Accepting bulletin sent here from
New York last night by Reuters an
nouncing Hughes has been elected pres.
ident, London papers today published
long editorials commenting on the cleo
tion.
All the pre- election restraint which
had been vigorously observed by all the
papers was east off. Some of the edit
orfals not only were flatteringly con-
gratulatory to Governor Hughes, but
they were also in some instances BIT
terly deunuciatory of President Wilson.
"The whole world believes the Unit
ed States rejoices in his (Wilson's) de-
feat,D said the Evening Standard.
Now the belligerents know what the
United States will say or do under Mr..
Hughes and diplomatic notes will be-
come something more than raw material
for humorous papers.
"Great Britain can unreservedly con-
gratulate Americans, and especially
Colonel Roosevelt, on Hughes election.
Roosevelt stood up boldly for the allied
cause 1t is understood he will get an
important post said the Evening
News. Americans feel that their hon
or is in safe hands. German spite and
hatred have been President Wilson g
regard for long suffering, well inten-
toned attitude toward the central paw
ers.n
The Pail Mall Gazette said: "The
new president is committed to nothing
beyond the vindication of American
rights wherever assailed or imperiled. y
Following continuous returns report
ing Wilson gains the Evening Standard
and Pail Mall Gazette made over theiI
editorial report inserts guarded state
ments but retaining the views express
ed
"The election of Mr.. Hughes is the
American peoples affair, not ours,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Salem No. s-Complete.

Hughes 1856, Wilson 1l6, Hawley POS,
Weatherford 90, Bingham 1853, Gallo
way 1853, Kelly 100, Reinhart 73, Corby
81, Gehlhar l06, McMahan l4O, Sam H..
Brown 2O4, Chas. f. Elgin 1872, Seymour
Jones 1856, W. AL Jones 200, Ivan G..
Martin 1913, Hattie Cameron s4, Mrs.
W. A. Chapman 80, Frank S. Ward 90,
Luther y. Cook a., Oliver Jory 81,
Enos Presnall 40, Levi d. Ratliff 6s,
s. w. Bosanko 12, G.. +. Sherwood 23.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
salem Mo. 6-CompIete.

Hughes 100, Wilson 4s, Hawley 105,
Weatherford 3, Bingham 81, Galloway
5S, Kelly l0s, Reinhart 80, Corby 1s,
Gehlhar 20, McMahan 65, Sam II.
Brown l09, Chas. +. Elgin 9s, Seymour
Jones 90, W. AL Jones 100, Ivan G..
Martin 92, Hattie Cameron 81, Mrs. w.
A. Chapman 25, Frank $. Ward so,
Luther d. Cook 12, Oliver Jory 81,
Enos Presnall 20, Levi d. Ratliff 81,
s. W. Bosanko Z, G. F. Sherwood IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
WILSON PRESIDENT
EITHER CALIFORNIA OR
MINNESOTA ELECTS
BY Perry Arnold,

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.)
New York, Nov. Sat 10 o'clock to-
day the latest returns showed an in
crease of eleven electoral votes for
Wilson since q. H., making his total
248.
In the same time the changes re-
corded gave Hughes total Of 243 and
left 40 electoral votes doubtful.
There was a strong drift toward Will
son in Minnesota, North Dakota and
Oregon. The democrats also claimed
they were gaining in California. Will
son s present total leaves Is votes nee
essary for election.
The changes indicated were as fol-
lows:
Wyoming-Transferre from the Will
son column to the doubtful column.
Kansas-Transferre from the doubt
full to the Wilson column, being con
ceded by Chairman Wilcox.
ldaho-Transferred from the Hughes
column to the Wilson column.
Indiana-Transi'erred from the doubt
full column to the Hughes column.
American political history was en-
riched by the night s amazing swing
back and forth of the returns for
Hughes, against Wilson and for Will
son and against Hughes First returns
available shortly after 6 o CLOCK, show
ed Wilson leading. Then came Hughes
sweep, with tremendous lead in New
York and reports of big plurality for
the G. o. p. in Kansas. Massachusetts
preliminary reports added to the re-
publican candidate Is growing list.
But once again the swing changed.
A Wilson drift set in. Ohio went un-
mistakably democratic; the president s
managers began questioning Massa-
chusetts returns; they gained as later
returns from Indiana offset the first
favorable Hughes trend. At s O'Clock
this morning the president was five
votes ahead of his republican opponent
in the returns as gathered by the Unit
ed Press.
In that hour, statements of claim
ants issued from both democratic and
republican headquarters showed five
states, California, Indiana, Minnesota,
by both parties.
Their total of votes is 81. United
Press returns hold seven states, whose
electoral vote totals go, as those from
which Hughes must gain the "a votes
necessary to bring his count TO 266, n
majority, and from which Wilson needs
20. 1t is apparent, both from the Unit.
ed Press listing and the conflict of
claims between rival party managers,
that either presidential candidate must
carry at least three states to win.
At 1920 both national headquarters
were claiming North Dakota, but il
remained in the Hughes column pending
more definite returns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
DEMOCRATS CLAIM
CALIFORNIA SURE
San Francisco Bulletin As
serts That Wilson Will
Garry State

San Francisco, Nov. s. p, m.-"We
have checked up returns from every
section of California" said democratic
chairman o. X. Cushing this afternoon
"and we can state definitely that Will
son has carried California by plurali'
ty Of 5000. We have so wired National
Chairman Mccormick. -
The San Francisco Bulletin figured
this afternoon that Wilson would have
a plurality of $4,000 north Of the Te-
hachapi Pass, and this would give Will
son the state,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Aumsville-Complete

Hughes ~, Wilson II, Hawley so,
Weatherford SO, Bingham rs, Galloway
4S, Kelly 72, Reinhart 81, Corby %,
Gehlhar 20, McMahan AZ, Sam II.
Brown 20, Chas. +. Elgin 66, Seymour
tin 81, Hattie Cameron 43, Mrs. w. A.
Chapman SO, Frank S. Ward 81, Luther
ID. Cook 2s, Oliver Jory 28, Enos Pres
nall 10, Levi d. Ratliff %, 3. w. Bo-
sanko 33, G. +. Sherwood "a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
COMPLETE returns
FROM many PRECINCTS
nall %, Levi d. Ratliff 81. S. w. Bo-
sanko 8, G. F. Sherwood IL.
Salem Heights-c Complete.

Hughes 106, Wilson 95, Benson 16.
Hanley 16, Hawley 13l, Weatherford 6s,
Bingham 122, Galloway 81, Kelly 141,
Reinhart 81, Corby go, Gehlhar "a, Me-
Mahan 121, Sam II. Brown 124, Chas f.
Elgin 12S, Seymour Jones l06, w. AL
Jones 126, Ivan G.. Martin 95, Hattie
Cameron so, Mrs. w. A. Chapman As,
Frank S. Ward 70, Luther d. Cook 81,
Oliver Jory 81, Enos Presnall 43, Levi
d. Ratliff 95, s. W. Bosanko q, G. f..
Sherwood 30 N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Chemawa-complete.

Benson l, Hanley II, Hughes SO, Will
son 92, Hawley 1913, Weatherford SO,
Bingham 100, Galloway II, Kelly Ia,
Reinhart So, Corby %, Gehlhar H.. Me-
Mahan 70, Sam H. Brown 1903, Chas. F.
Elgin 9S, Seymour Jones 1870, w. AL
Jones 1O6, Ivan G. Martin SO, Hattie
Cameron 46, Mrs. w. A. Chapman 46,
Frank S. Ward 46, Luther d. Cook 40,
Oliver Jory 45, Enos Presnall 81, Levi
d. Ratliff 80, S. w. Bosanko 8, G. f.
Sherwood 5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
East Huhbard--complete.

Huges SO, Wilson 43, Hawley. 93.
Weatherford 36, Binghom 97,
Galloway 26, Kelly 0l, Reinhart 80,
Corby %, Gehlhar So, McMahan So, Sam
H. Brown 102, Chas. +. Elgin 80, Sey-
mour Jones 70, W. AL Jones 96, Ivan g.
Matrin 55, Hattie Cameron "a. Mrs. W..
A. Chapman 81, Frank s. Ward AZ,
Luther d. Cook 22, Oliver Jory 22, Enos
Presnall l3, Levi d. Ratliff 80, y. w.
Bosanko z, G. +. Sherwood G.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Macleay-complete.

Hughes 80, Wilson 81, Hawley 81,
40, Bingham go, Galloway
sS, Kelly 70, Reinhart 33, Corby Z. Gehl-
har So, McMahan. 70, Sum II. Brown
90, Chas. +. Elgin 96, Seymour jones
II, w. AliJones 81, Ivan G. Martin rs,
Hattie Cameron Al, Mrs. w. A. Chap
man "A, Frank s. Ward 49,, Luther b.
Cook Is, Oliver Jory 20.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Salem No. sEComplete.

Hughes ll3, Wilson BS, HawIey I23,
Weatherford So, Bingham 1903, Gallo
way 65, Kelly 1Os, Reinhart 81, Corby
80, Gehlhar 40, McMahan 80, Sam II.
Brown 10, Chas. +. Elgin ITO, Seymour
Jones 1903, W. AL Jones l2l, Ivan G..
Martin 1O2, Hattie Cameron ~, Mrs.
w. A. Chapman 35, Frank $. Ward "a,
Luther d. Cook 3s, Oliver Jory A,
Enos Presnall 81, Levi d. Ratliff 80,
s. w. Bosanko 20, g. f. Sherwood 10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
st. Paul-Complete

Hughes IS, Wilson 1873, Hawlcy I2f,
Weatherford A, Bingham SO, Galloway
GeRlhar ils, MeMahan s., Sam II,
Brown 12l, Chas. +. Elgin 95, Seymour
tin 9S, Hattie Cameron IS, Mrs. w. A.
Chapman 81, Frank s. Ward rs, Luther
d. Cook l3, Oliver Jory ~, Enos Pres
nall s, Levi d. Ratliff 6, s. w. Bo-
sanko 4, G.. +. Sherwood q.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
NORTH Howell-uomplete

Hughes 65, Wilson 80, Hawley 20,
weatherford "a, Bingham SO, Galloway
80, Kelly 55, Reinhart 80, Corby s,
Jones SO, w. Al Jones 81, Ivan g. Mar
tin SO, Hattie Cameron %, Mrs. w. A.
Chapman Is, Frank s. Ward 80, Luther
d. Cook 10, Oliver Jory s, Enos Pres
nall Z, Levi ID. Ratliff 26, 5. w. bo-
sanko 4, G. +. Sherwood 9.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Salem No. z

Hughes 81, Wilson 10, Hewley 81,
Weatherford 100, Bingham 100, Gallo
way 20, Kelly 93, Reinhart l03, Corby
40, Gehlhar So, McMahan 81, Sam H..
Brown 81, Chas. +. Elgin So, Seymour
Jones 76, W. AL Jones 100, Ivan G..
Martin 81, Hattie Cameron ~, Mrs. W..
A. Chapman SO, Frank $. Ward 70, Lu-
ther ID. Cook 81, Oliver Jory SO, Enos
a resnall 55, Levi d. Ratliff 104, $. w.
Bosanko IA, G., II. sherwood IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Nevada By 5000

+ Reno, New, Nov. s.--Incomplete re.
that Wilson has cerried Nevada by
turns receiyed up to 9 p. m. indicate
about 5000. Pittman, democrat, is lead
ing Platt, republican, by 300. Returns
are coming in slow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Salem No. IS

Hughes 65, Wilson Go, Hawley So,
weatberford 45, Bingham 81, Galloway
3s, Kelly 81, Reinhart 30, Corby q,
Gehlhar 40, McMahan 50, Sam II.
Brown 10, Chas. +. Elgin SO, Seymour
Jones 72, w. AL Jones 67. Ivan G. Mar
tin SO, Hattie. Cameron Al, Mrs. w. A.
Chapman 80, Frank s. Ward 02, Luther
ID. Cook 10, Oliver ,Jory %, Enos Pres
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Sidney

Hughes 81, Wilson A, Hawley SO,
81, Bingham 3d.. Galloway
As, Kelly 81, Reinhart %, Corby II,
Gehlhar So, McMahan SO, Sam II.
Brown 81, Chas. f. Elgin 81, Seymour
Jones 81, w. Al Jones 63, Ivan q. Mar
tin a., Hattie Cameron 2s, Mrs. W. A.
Chapman "a, Frank $. Ward %, Lnthef
d. Cook 10, Oliver Jory IL, Enos Pses-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Republican Claim

New York, Nov. s.--A statement is
sued from the republican national head
quarters at 5 O'Clock this afternoon
claimed the state of California for
Hughes by 5000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
WILSON LEAD 10000.

San Francisco, Nov. S. Returns
from 3,s43 precincts out Of $50 in
California this afternoon give Wilson
322,93S and Hughes 3l2,562.
Many of the 1000 unreported pre-
cincts were said to favor Hughes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Perkins Comedies California

New York, Nov. S.-Accord
ing to report reaching dem
oeratic headquarters late this
afternoon, George W. Perkins
has conceded California to
Wilson on the basis of his own
private tabulation of election
figures.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08

New York, Nov. s. Frank Hitch
cock, original Hughes booster and
political expert of the republican camp,
declared at 1882 today that the cleo
ton of Hughes no wdepends on the
result in California and Minnesota.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08

Concord, n. H., Nov. s.-New Hamp.
shire's electoral votes were claimed by
both republican and democratic head
quarters at 10 O'Clock today. The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Hughes Lead Cut Down.

San Mateo, Cal, Nov. s.
Complete returns from "a out
of "a precincts in San Mateo
county this afternoon cut
Hughes lead in this county to
about 700.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Nov. s. The
contest for this states three electoral
votes is so close today that it may
take an official count of ballots to
decide whether they will be east for
President Wilson or Charles Evan
Hughes. Democratic leaders are claim
ing that Wilson has carried the state
by from 1000 to 5000 plurality. Re
publicans, however do not eoncede
this.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
The States Classified.

New York, Nov. Son the basis OF
returns collected by the United Press
up to 10 o clock today the 29th general
election so far shows the following re-
suit in the electoral college:
For Wilson: Alabama l2; Arizona 3;
Arkansas 8; Colorado 6; Florida 6;
Georgia IA; Idaho 4; Kansas 10; Ken
lucky 13; Louisiana 10; Maryland s;
Mississippi 10; Missouri Is; Montana
a; Nebraska s; Nevada 3; North Caro-
lima 12; Ohio "a; Oklahoma 10; South
Carolina 9; Tennessee l2; Texas 20;
Utah q; Virginia 12; Washington I
Total 24S.
For Hughes: Connecticut Z; Della
ware 8; Illinois 80; Indiana 10; Iowa
l3; Maine 6; Massachusetts IS; Mich
igan Is; New Jersey IA; New York 40;
North Dakota 5; Pennsylvania 3s;
Rhode Island 8; South Dakota 5; Yer
mont a; West Virginia s; Wisconsin
13. Total 243.
Doubtful: California l3; Minnesota
12; New Hampshire 4; New Mexico 3;
Oregon 5; Wyoming 3. Total 40.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08

A bundle of fine glass threads forms
new ink eraser.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08

The following is the list of precincts
so far as completed and returned:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Lead In the North
Gives State to Wilson

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov s.-That
President Wilson will carry California
through his lead in the north was indi-
Gated here this afternoon when com.
plete figures from 392 precincts were
announced. Wilson had cut Hughes g.
600 lead in Los Angeles by nearly 300.
The figures gave Hughes 40,4l9;
Wilson 3S,llS.
Democratic leaders declared Wilson
will carry California by healthy ma
jority if he maintains his present pace
in this county.
Other figures from Los Angeles
county were: johnson 4l,194; Patton
27,S75.
Amendment No. l, yes 3Z6l5; no,
1876.
Prohibition leaders declared dry
amendment number has carried in
the south.
Modesto, Cal, Nov. s.-Stanislaus
county complete gives Wilson 5372;
Hughes 4432.
San Diego, Cal, Nov. S.-Wilson will
carry San Diego county by about l0C
votes, indications pointed late today.
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San Diego, Cal, Nov. s.-wilson will
carry San Diego county by about 100
votes, indications pointed late today.
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Modesto, Cal, Nov. s.-Stanislaus
county complete gives Wilson 5372;
Hughes 4432.
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