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NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—Yesterday
morning Hughes supporters who
had retired with little hope found
that the situation was not without
strongly favorable elements might
turn the tide and render them suc
cessful.
The situation in Washington,
Minnesota, Idaho and New Hamp
shire looked almost rosey.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 9.—Hughes leads
this morning by 810.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.—The
vote this morning shows for Wilson
in the county 17,000, in the state
4523 plurality.
SANTA FE, N. M. Nov. 9.—This
morning Hughes leads slightly.
FARGO, N. D., Nov. 9.—Wilson
forged ahead again this morning, at
eight o'clock having a count in his
favor of 1248.
CONCORD.N. H. Nov. 9.—The
Secretary of State gives Wilson this .
morning a plurality of 93 according
to the unofficial returns. A com
plete recount of the votes cast Is
certain.
TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 9.—
Hughes plurality in Wilson’s home
state is 54,774.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—West Vir
ginia is apparently for Hughes.
Washington, Idaho and Minnesota,
says Wilcox, are assured Hughes. In
Minnesota the race is dramatic. The j
former democratic majority is re- !
duced to 1012. Outcome, it seems I
may be dependent upon the result* I
in New Mexico, thus giving Hughes |
a lead of one. In New Mexico f
Jones, democrat is slightly leading «
Frank Hubbel, for the House of Re- j
presentatives.
It is admitted that the Wilson j
jump in California is the phenomen
al feature of the voting. His first
lead this morning was 641 only.
M'CORMICK READY CELEBRATE
CREAT WILSON VICTORY
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—This even
ing at six o’clock, Chairman Vance
M’Cormick announced that he had
wired the State Chairman of the
Democratic committee to buy red
fire, to engage bands and to begin
the celebration of the election of
Woodrow Wilson by a safe margin
for a second term.
“California is safe”, said M’Cor
mick, in the same statement, “North
Dakota is joining Wilson and this
ICE WALL BROKEN.
With the incoming surf the ice
wall that had been a barrier against
it for the past two days was driven
in and piled higher with the rising
tide.
makes it necessary for Hughes to
carry every doubtful state which is
of course impossible on account of
the Wilson lead in some of them.
Complete official returns just come
in show that there is no longer even
a question of doubt as to the result
in New Hampshire. The republican
figures show that Wilson carried the
state by a plurality of one hundred
and seventeen. It is small but it
is more than we need”.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.. 9.—Sen
ator Phelan who is satisfied that the
state is for Wilson, wired to Wilson
his congratulations both for his
state victory here and his conquest
of the national election.
The great union vote in this city
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left Hughes without sufficient
strength to overcome the Frisco plur
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SOMME FIGHTING AGAIN
SHOWS MIGHTY DRIVE
LONDON, Nov. 9.—With the Al
lied offensive continuing on the
Somme the reason why this section
of the west front was selected for
an offensive is now recognized by
all. It is enabling the Allies to con
tinue the campaign throughout the
winter. The British gained De
waldencourt trenches and are press
ing the Germans heavy at all points.
A Paris Communique says an at
tempted attack by the Germans in
the Argonne was repulsed with big
losses.
The French are now engaged in
Verdun in straightening out their
lines to the same mark as they oc
cupied in December 1915 with very
slight differences in its contour, ex
cept upon the east where the Ger
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the most part still held.
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