Montana goes heavily Republican in statewide results
Dispatch from Helena reports early returns from 21 Montana precincts showing Joseph M. Dixon elected to Congress and Holloway to the state Supreme Court, both heavily favored Republicans. Collins estimates Dixon by 4000 and Holloway by 8000, with Legislature likely Republican. Broadwater County hints Holloway leading Leslie and Whipple possibly winning Senate seat.
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Miles City Returns Show Evans and Dixon Leading Local Races
Special Dispatch from Miles City reports election results with Evans at 85 and Dixon 145 votes, Leslie 82, Holloway 125, and state legislative totals for Truscott 116 Myers 78 Burt 162 and Sykes 134 with party affiliations noted.
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Glendive Race Sees Low Voter Turnout Districtwide
In Glendive on November 4, 469 registered voters exist but only 321 cast ballots. Trainmen traveling for work reduced turnout. Dixon and Holloway expected to win by about 100 votes, with Cone in Burns Creek favored for representative. Sheriff fight between Williams and Kennedy likely close. Irven estimates Holloway ahead 200 and Dixon 150 to 175.
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Republicans Poised to Carry Ticket in Lewistown Race
Conservative politicians expect Republicans to win most seats in the Lewistown area with close votes for clerk recorder and assessor. Bets run 2 to 1 for Waite state senator and 100 to 80 for sheriff. Local turnout cited at Gilt Edge Whiskey Gulch Kendall and Utica with small majorities.
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Bozeman Returns Show Republican Lead In County Ticket
Early returns from Bozeman area precincts indicate Republican majorities in both county and legislative races. Dem candidates Martin Morgan Campbell trail as Republicans Kidd Storey Sales lead, with 1a.m. tallies showing varied margins and socialist vote dipping Democrats in Chestnut.
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Local Race Totals Hint GOP Lead in Dilton Contest
In Dilton on November 4, out of 600 votes Holloway has and Leslie 230 Evans 238 Dixon 348. Republicans hold a 100 vote majority though outside returns may narrow it.
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Helena Election Dispatches From Montana County
Helena reports November 4 shows light balloting in Lewis and Indarke counties with Republican gains seen. Constable John Frey jailed for allegedly buying a colored man’s vote. bail posted by John Rahnsen and W M Biggs. Western Union notes Republican state ticket elected with cautious legislative results. By November 5 returns from 30 of 48 precincts indicate Holloway 1295, Leslie 105, Dixon 930, Evans 770. Republicans claim solid legislative ticket though Urquhart and Prescott contest.
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Tight County Race Foreseen Between Parties in Red Lodge
In Red Lodge on November 4 prediction points to a close county election between Republicans and Democrats. The labor ticket is seen as unlikely to elect any candidates. Dixon appears strongest, Holloway expected to hold large margins, and both sides claim the legislature with bets on the sheriff's race.
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Beaver and Gruwell Vie For Montana Seat In Polls
Yellowstone County reports show Beaver leading for representative and Gruwell ahead for senator late election returns from North Billings and Columbus precincts. Other precinct tallies list Morse Beaver Dixon Evans Holloway Leslie and Yaegen in close races as Bozeman notes 11 of 14 Yellowstone precincts counted.
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County Results Show GOP Dominance With Two Noted Exceptions
County returns indicate a Republican state ticket and county ticket majority with two exceptions: sheriff and treasurer. Bovir leads representative by 15, Yargen leads senator by 27, Hubbard Democrat trails by 150, Burla Democrat about 150, Fish Republican county clerk by 8, Harris Republican county attorney by 90.
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Dixon and Holloway likely win in Park county with early returns
Special Disptch to the Standard from Livingston reports with 4 of 25 precincts in that Dixon carries Park county by 200 plurality and Holloway by 250. Indications favor Swinderhurst and Myers as elected to the legislature though a contest between Myers and Honferlin remains in doubt. Republicans hold the county ticket early.
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Snowstorm Delays Clear Result In Flathead County Race
Election day in Flathead county opened with heavy snow that raged all day. At 6 pm no reliable forecast could be made as results remained tight between chief contenders, with indications favoring the Republican candidate for senator.
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Odell Appears Set to Win New York Governorship
Early returns show Benjamin Odell Republican leading Democrat Bird Coler for New York governor by 6 000 to 9 000 votes as city and state totals favor GOP. Coler dominates New York and Kings counties, while statewide races hint at GOP gains and Senate control pending final tallies.
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County Ticket Faces Big Holloway Lead Amid Delayed Returns
Counts from Silver Bow county show Holloway with a decisive countywide majority, Evans leading for Congress by a small margin, and the county ticket still uncertain. With about 40 percent of returns in, fusion gains appear likely while the $250000 county bond measure is rejected.
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Wisconsin Goes Republican Holds Wide Victory in State Election
Wisconsin voters deliver a large Republican sweep as Governor La Follette and the full state ticket win. The GOP gains control of the next legislature and likely the U S Senate seat, with eight GOP congressmen confirmed and possible two more. Close races in the Fourth Fifth and Sixth districts noted as returns come in.
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President Is Satisfied With Election Results From Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt retired after a full day of updates and expressed satisfaction with the outcome. He praised New York returns confirming Governor Ode's re election and sent a congratulatory telegram to the governor. The president’s precinct in the Third assembly district stayed Democratic, the party plans to depart Oyster Bay for Philadelphia at 7 AM.
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Republicans claim Idaho governor and legislature wins
Boise reports scattered returns through 11 o'clock show Morrison, a Republican, leading Hunt, a Democrat, for governor by a small margin. Republicans also claim a majority of the legislative candidates have been elected.
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Ninth District Returns Favor Stemp and Rhea
Richmond reporting at 10 30 shows Stemp predicted to win in the Ninth district, giving Virginia nine Democrats and one Republican in the congressional delegation. Latest Ninth district returns indicate Rhea's Democratic victory while Stemp leads by about 300 votes.
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Cheyenne Republicans Win by Big City Majority
At 4 pm returns show Cheyenne carried by large margins with the entire Republican ticket in Laramie county elected. Mondell, Republican for congress, holds about a 4000 vote lead.
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Mississippi Vote Tots Show Light Turnout Democratic Wins
Jackson Mississippi November 4 The vote to Mississippi today was very light with tabulations showing a total loss of less than 49 000 All the democratic candidates for congress were elected without opposition The constitutional amendments are believed to have been defeated.
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Democratic State Ticket Wins Big in Tennessee
One Way in Teane Nashville Tennessee November 4 The entire Democratic state ticket led by James Frazier for governor has been elected by an estimated majority of 90000.
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