Dix Wins New York Governor by 65000 Vote Margin
Returns at 10 o clock show John A. Dix Democrat elected Governor over Henry L. Stimson Republican by about 65000 with New York City alone providing a large margin. Upstate results are uncertain and party control of the Legislature will depend on later counts.
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Stubbs Re-elected Governor Narrowly in Kansas Race
Governor W R Stubbs likely wins re election in Kansas though with a smaller majority. Hodges trails while Stubbs runs behind in Topeka. SeveralRepublican congressmen appear to be elected though districts three and six remain in doubt.
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Democratic nominees win all congressional seats in Mississippi
Jackson report states that on November 8 all Democratic Congressional nominees were elected, completing a clean sweep across the state.
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Democrats sweep nation as Dix Harmon Baldwin win many states
The 1910 results show Dix in New York Harmon in Ohio Baldwin in Connecticut and Foss in Massachusetts leading a likely Democratic House majority with Roosevelt’s influence fading. Early tallies place Dix ahead by about 60 000 in New York City Brooklyn boosts Dix while upstate votes lag the rest of ticket.
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Cannon Re elected by a Reduced Plurality
Danville Illinois November 8 Joseph G Cannon speaker of the House of Representatives was re elected to Congress today from the 18th Illinois congressional district by a slightly reduced plurality.
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