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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1916

Page

6

Woodrow Wilson Re-Elected by Narrow Electoral Victory

The States voted strongly for Wilson with a remarkably close face of the returns. Wilson carries a small national majority in the Electoral College, securing another presidential term.

Woodrow Wilson

Vote of California Goes to President

President Wilson appears set to win re election as California leans toward him with 269 electoral votes. Reports say Chester Rowell conceded California after polls closed, while New Mexico trended for Wilson and recounts were planned in close states.

California New York Wilson Chester Rowell William R. Willcox Tumulty White House Shadow Lawn Rhinecliff New Mexico Hughes West Virginia New Hampshire Minnesota Republican National Committee George W. Wickersham United States Everett Colby New Jersey Willcox George W. Perkins Baltimore North Dakota McCormick Alton — Parker Morgan J. O'Brien Nicoll John B

Hughes Leads In New York And Illinois Returns

Early returns show Hughes ahead in New York by about 100000 and Illinois by a similar margin. State tallies updated to 9:15 pm indicate Hughes winning Illinois and the state ticket led by Lowden. Tammany appears to be losing ground as district reports come in. New York results at 10 pm show Hughes with a 65152 plurality statewide, Wilson leading in Greater New York by 39325, and Hughes upstate by 104477 with many districts still outstanding.

New York Hughes Wilson Illinois Charles Evans Hughes Frank O. Lowden Tammany Falls New York State Charles E. Hughes Greater Upstate

Missouri Vote Goes to Gardner in Governor Fight

Missouri results show Frederick D. Gardner ahead for governor with large plurality as Democrats appear to win both houses. Prohibition and land bank amendments lose while voters back pension for the blind. Republican tickets win in St. Louis County.

House Senate St. Louis Missouri Gardner Lamm Gordon Crossley Britton Secretary of State Sullivan Askin Hackmann Middlekamp Thompson McAllister Mason Judge Supreme Court Woodson Johnson Kansas City Court of Appeals Bland Landon Reed Dickey Kansas City

Prohibition Amendments See Mixed Early Returns Across States

Early returns from yesterday’s elections show dry votes leading in South Dakota Michigan and Nebraska while Missouri and California lean against prohibition. Maryland remains wet Arkansas rejects local option with large early margins. Oregon Colorado Washington Arizona not yet reported.

Hughes Connecticut Delaware Ilinois Indiana Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Jersey New York Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont Wisconsin West Virginia Wilson State California Arizona Cock Oseciesesenes Arkansas Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Kansas Nebraska Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri Montana Nevada North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Ohio South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Wyoming New Hampshire New Mexico Kansas City Washi Little Rock Ark Prohibition Aes Alabama Illinois Iowa

Kansas Votes Show Wilson Leading In Governor Race

Early returns from 1899 precincts in Kansas indicate Wilson leads in the governor race with a 28 995 majority over Capper. Capper led in 1654 precincts with Lansdon Dem third, while counties like Doniphan and Chautauqua show shifting loyalties and Wyandotte remains a Wilson stronghold.

Narrow Margin in Next House Denotes Senate Control for Democrats

The New York election report shows Democrats likely to control the Senate with a working majority, while the House remains uncertain. At 1 o'clock, 208 Democrats, 198 Republicans, two Progressives, one Socialist and one Independent were elected, with 25 districts still uncounted.

New York Senate House Montana Kansas Kern Indiana Harry S. New Republican National Committee Democratic Saulsbury Delaware Martin Virginia Walsh Underwood Alabama

Hughes Wins Pennsylvania With Large Plurality

Pennsylvania swung to Hughes by about two hundred thousand, exiting Roosevelt’s 1904-era Democratic alignment as returns up to midnight showed Hughes leading in the Keystone State. Philadelphia hosted early returns as the day’s polls closed.

Lamm Republican State Committee St. Louis Gardner Barry Bollinger Dade Ozark St. Clair Taney Pennsylvania Philadelphia Theodore Roosevelt Charles E. Hughes

Washington May Be Wilson's. Seattle Weather Note

Returns from 24 percent precipitation out of 285 dollars suggest weather impact on Wah. Wa ce ee.

Washington Wilson’s Seattle Wash Wah

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