Taft Wins Presidency With 298 Electoral Votes in Early Returns
Early returns show William H Taft elected president with 298 electoral votes and a Republican House majority likely. New York City backs Taft by around 2 000, Hughes wins New York state by 76 000, Indiana up for Taft by 15 000 to 18 000, Bryan carries Nebraska per Republican claim. Roosevelt trails with about 195 000 in New York. Independence candidate Taft, in Greater New York, reaches 28 000.
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Election tale of county sweep and close sheriff race
Voter turnout surged as Silver Bow County backed Democratic tickets, with Bryan electors and all state candidates leading by substantial margins. Norris led the county ticket while O Rourke narrowly lost the sheriff race. Early returns favored Roosevelt over Parker, Taft later declared winner locally, and crowds packed Broadway watch sites overnight. Continued on page seven.
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Cannon Re-elected Speaker With Plurality Shocks Officials
Banville, Wh, reports indicate Cannon has been re elected to Congress by a sizable plurality, surprising observers. Despite organized opposition from church groups, the anti tarlan League and labor, his district shows strong GOP support with high union votes in several areas. Cannon said he is gratified by the confidence of his constituents.
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Taft favored in state with narrow margin across counties
The report notes Cascade and several counties leaning Republican with Taft likely carrying the state by a small margin. Madison and Fergus show shifts toward Democrats while Jefferson Broadwater stay Democratic strongholds. Silver Bow may vote for Bryan with a small margin and Peay expected to win Spalding county with a narrow lead. Flathead precinct results in Kalispell indicate mixed totals with Republican gains uncertain.
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Broadwater County Beanie Townge Oy Sports Names List
A fragmented Broadwater County page lists various participants and scores. Names such as Winston Taft, Holloway, Johnston, Cunningham, Sherlock, and Bryan Wy Pray appear with mixed tallies and pairing notes. The OCR output resembles a table of competitors with partial results and affiliations.
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Custer County Appointment Notices and District Mentions
Fragmented OCR mentions appointing officials in Custer County and references to districts and places such as Milo City Ranier and Milo, with unclear names and partial titles. Contains no complete events or dates, but suggests appointments or district representation.
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Jefferson County Political Notes and Miscellany
Fragmented OCR summary from Jefferson County mentions electors and Democratic figures, with scattered names and numbers. Named entities appear inconsistent and many items are unclear or garbled, providing a partial snapshot of local political notes without coherent events or outcomes.
Taft smiles widening as reception in Cincinnati grows
Reports from Cincinnati describe a broad Taft smile expanding during a public reception at the Taft residence. Attendees include family and officials. telegrams and greetings from supporters poured in as Willam Taft and Mrs. Wat were feted, with remarks from Governor Hughes and others noting the campaign’s momentum.
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Republicans Lose in the Middle West and East
Election returns show Democratic gains nationwide with governors and legislators tumbling in key states. Taft trails in New York and New Jersey while Roosevelt leads in several midwestern counties. Pennsylvania and Missouri swing to Democrats as the national result shifts, with New York and Brooklyn voting heavily against Taft.
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