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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
8
Taft Wins Presidency In Early Returns Across States
Early returns show William Howard Taft elected president with about 1,000,000 votes to Roosevelt's 2,015,600. Taft leads in New York and Indiana margins, while Roosevelt carried western states. Illinois and Michigan swing. party control likely shifts next term with Republicans favored in several legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Howard ‘Tatt
Ghee United Sites
Aynes S. Sherman
Bryan Niu Kern
Taft
Steagevelt
Roosevelt
Republican Party
New York State
Indiana
Delock
Colorado
Montand
Uryan
Earl
Earrled
Tryan
Trent
Bryan
Sven
Trenibilteans
Shearn
Egengli
Chanter
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Nebraska
Repula
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Smine
Taft Victory and Republican Gains Highlight Election News
The article reports Taft winning the presidency with a strong Republican showing. It notes House gains, Cannon elected Speaker, and a Republican Senate majority. Iowa, Nebraska, and western states back Taft while Bryan supporters lose ground. Cummins and Dolliver trade potential for party unity.
Pickett Wins Third District Handily In Early Returns
Republican Charles E. Pickett leads the Third with a decisive plurality over Eliott, estimated over 5,000. Dubuque county voters favor head of ticket by about 1,000. County tallies show Pickett pluralitys in Black Hawk 2,000 Delaware 1,000 Buchanan 700 Butler 1,200 Hardin 1,400 Franklin 1,504 Wright 1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Denverat
Tadlana
Detnerats Hnd
Michigan
Hermans Wem
Hermans Wem Hentlag Vernor Warner
Wiless Warner
Wisconsin
Haverner Ob. O. Duradason
Osnand
Delnigon
Charles E. Pickett
Pickett
Eliott
Dubuque County
Dickett
Dubuque
Blackhawk
Delaware
Guchanan
Butler
Hardin
Franklin
Wright
Taft Leads In Iowa County Returns With Multiple Precincts Missing
In Ida County Taft leads with 1 356, Bryan 4 166 Hubbard 1 176 Sears 1 243 Sammis 1 197 Bilby 976 Representative Baxter Demroentt. Plymouth County shows Taft 2 5 Stryan 2 160 tarrell 2 125 White 2 Hubbard 2 209 Sears 2 008 Samui Bilby 1747 for representative Elp 2 279. Complete United States senator returns show Cummins ahead Marshal county 2 455 vs Allison 1 279 in June. Tacey vote 3 1 under Alliyor, Cummins total gain 1 657. With three precincts missing Wednesday night Republican pluralities: Taft Carroll 1 566, tivedl 1 993. Slous County 25 of 26 precincts Taft Lear Urvan Sir Hubbard 2 297 Sears 1 667 Carroll 2 157 White 156. Sheriff race Schaap about 500 behind. Kossuth County carried by Republicans Taft 825 majority Carroll 1720 congressman Wood 1 000 Holmes representatives 249. Verrenerde county cummins 1 266 Lacey 1 580.
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Ida County
Bryan
Tlubbard
Sears
Sammis
Bilby
Representative
Baxter
Demroentt
Cunolfie
Plymouth County
Taft
Stryan
Tarrell
White
Hubbard
Samui
United States
Cummins
Allison
Tacey
Alliyor
Carroll
Tivedl
Slous County
Taft Lear and
Urvan
Sir Hubbard
Tie County
Schaap
Candante
Kossuth
Wood
Holmes
Verrenerde County
Blue
Lacey
Hepburn Cleargy Sratten to Succeed Veteran in Congress
In the Eight congressional district election held Tuesday Democrat W T Jarateson of Shenandoah lost to veteran William P Hepburn who first entered Congress in 1882 and has served with a break. Hepburn won by about 660 votes across the eleven counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jamieson
Congress
W. T. Jarateson
Shenandoah
Damocrat
William P. Hepburn
Congrena
Hepburn
Lash
Metlon
Jamieson
Lautcoon
Ionvemuer
Bremont
Meath
Hia Ucker
Unclear OCR Note Reflects Distrustful Local Races
Fragmentary text hints at local district results with names like Dawson and Mark Wialaly. Mentions Jackson, Muse, Unity, and Muscatine with party hints but legibility is poor. No clear outcome or full context available from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeopel
Dawson
Purhtiz
Mark Wialaly i
Jobnean County
Canaes
Jackson
eSbrtety
Eytites
Tama County Tightens Race In June Primary Returns
Partial vote update shows Cummins leading Tama by 200, with losses in Benton Cedar and Jones counties. Grandy 50 percent across counties, Democrats favored on legislative ticket. Cedar Rapids strong for Cummins in key counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunty
Marshal
Benton
Cedar
Jones County
Pottawattamie County Taft Plurality and Sheriff Handoff
Niith Ristrice notes Pottawattamie County gave Taft a plurality of about six. Sheriff race is close while county ticket officials show several incumbents re-elected or likely re-elected including Treasurer J. W. Mitchell Auditor R. V. Innclerk He MS Brown Attorney J. J. Hess Sheriff T. F. MacCaffrey Recorder H. A. Waddington Superintendent E. R Jackson Coroner W. Le Treynor Senator C. G. Saunders Representatives Henry Branides Willoushby Dye and 2T. M. Woodruff of Mis county elected district judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nator
C. G. Saunders
Kendall Wins Sixth District Over Hamilton in Key Counties
In the Sixth district Kendall gains a 1152 vote majority over Hamilton for Congress. Hamilton carried only Keokuk County with 200 votes and Osman with 699, while Kendall won all other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Hamilton
Congress
Keokuk
Oasis
Kennedy Wins First Iowa District With Large Margin
Partial returns show Republican Kennedy defeating Tracey in the First Iowa district by over 1200 votes. Tracey carried Des Moines county by about 1100 votes, while Kennedy won other counties including Henry 725, Louisa 1600, Van Buren 326, Lee 32, Jefferson 750, and Washington 430.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kennedy
Tracey
Des Moines County
Lee
Henry
Louisa
van Buren
Jefferson
Washington
Republican Gains Dominant in Union County Elections
Practically complete results show Republicans winning five county offices to Democrats three, with Geo. A. Ide defeating Robb for representative by 139 votes. Taft leads Bryan Countywide by 468 with one precinct missing, and Hepburn loses to Jamieson by 210. Republican margins appear nationwide in several counties and races.
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