Partial Returns Indicate Democratic Lead In Statewide Ticket
Early returns from Albany and Park counties show Wilson and Taft close overall with Fahey ahead of Mondell in Congress races. In Laramie Hillsdale backs Fahey over Mondell while Warren holds in Cheyenne. Mayor race in Cheyenne’s first ward favors Henry Sweat independent. Sheriff Roach leads. Nationally, Wilson appears ahead in enough states for a likely electoral majority. Cannon and Clark receive varied results. six Democratic governors expected by midnight.
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Warren
Cheyenne
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Roach
Sheriff
Jos. G. Cannon
Champ Clark
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Texas
Western campaign results from Wyoming precincts reported
Election tallies from Laramie Cody and Thermopolis show Taft leading in several precincts with Wilson, Roosevelt, and Mondell close behind. Counts include state senate and legislature races with varied precinct outcomes across counties.
Precinct Reports Slow as Ballot Counting Extends
At 12 16 no definite totals are available and counting will not finish before 2 o clock. The precinct is running Republican all the way, with heavy vote noted.
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Wryo
Taft Leads In Wyoming Precinct Totals
From Cody Wyoming the latest returns show Taft 242 and Wilson 246 votes across sixteen of twenty six precincts with Roosevelt 181 Beard 209 Clark 102 Mondell 252 Fahey 177 Bennett 289 Beck 301 Fowler 264 Pratt 218 Kindler 251 Linton 201. State senate and legislature tallies feature Bennett Beck and other candidates.
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Powell
Kindle
Kindler
Wilson Declares Great Cause Triumphed After Election
Princeton, Nov. Wilson, after accepting reports of his election, stated that a great cause has triumphed and urged every Democrat and progressive ally to unite for justice and progress to go hand in hand.
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Warren Men Work Hard to Get Out Vote
A Cheyenne report credits Warren with organizing a large turnout yesterday. Henchmen worked from opening to closing, while many registered voters abstained in precincts. The day saw a noticeable surge in women voters aided by the school holiday.
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Victor Berger Defeated in Milwaukee Election
Milwaukee Wis November 1918 Victor L Berger the only Socialist in congress was defeated for reelection by William H Stafford fusion candidate on the Democratic ticket in a close race across the city and county returns show Stafford victorious.
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Victor L. Berger
Congress
William H. Stafford
Oklahoma returns tally by precincts and parties
In Oklahoma 150 of 458 precincts across 116 counties report results. Democrats lead with 6,064 votes to 2,030 for Republicans for general races, while U. senator totals show Democrats at 4,572 and Republicans at 2,45, indicating early party results across the state.
Col Roosevelt Congratulates Gov Wilson After Election Victory
In Oyster Bay Roosevelt hailed Wilson’s victory and a large Democratic plurality. He sent a telegram congratulating Governor Wilson, noting the American people conferred the highest honor in their gift.
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Taft Admits Wilson Election After Returns Favor Him
In Cincinnati on November 5 President Taft concedes Wilson’s election. He says returns insure Wilson’s victory and a potential early change in tariff policy and government economics, hoping prosperity continues without disruption.
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Taft
Wilson
Wilson Electoral Vote 300 Split Illinois and New England
New York dispatches report early returns suggest Wilson and Marshall will surpass 300 electoral votes. By midnight Democrats gain in New York New Jersey Montana New Mexico and possibly California while Illinois narrows with Roosevelt. New Hampshire and Providence show Wilson ahead as Vermont Utah still unsettled.
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Balkan War Split Deepens As Great Powers Align
London Nov 6 Great powers divide over Balkan futures as England France and Russia back the allies against Austria Hungary Germany and Italy. Russia may act as arbitrator between Serbia and Bulgaria while Albania’s fate and Adriatic access spark further dispute amid Bulgarian and Serbian movements near Teharli and Novi-Pazar. Two armies are diverted toward a junction as tactics shift with continued fighting around Lule-Hurgas and Adrianople.
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Early Kentucky Returns Show Wilson Leading Roosevelt
In Kentucky and Louisville precincts, Wilson leads, with Roosevelt and Taft trailing. Partial counts show Wilson ahead by substantial margins in multiple precincts and counties, with larger totals yet to report. Taft shows minimal gains in several areas while Roosevelt trails in key divisions.
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Early returns show partial statewide vote tallies
Early returns from multiple counties indicate a plurality for Wilson in Jefferson City and several districts, with majorities for Major for governor and various Democratic candidates. Counts show Wilson leading in several precincts, Taft and Roosevelt also receiving notable totals, with results incomplete outside St. Louis.
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Congress
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Wilson Car Carries Mississippi by Overwhelming Majority
Jackson report notes Wilson carried Mississippi by an overwhelming margin in the latest race. Voter turnout appeared strong across counties with broad support for the candidate.
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Wilson
Mississippi
Connecticut Returns Favor Wilson In Statewide Balloting
New Haven reports indicate Wilson leads with 8 958 votes to 7 258 for Taft and 9 249 for Roosevelt as more than half the state ballots are tallied. Hartford shows Wilson ahead 7 035 to 6 293 for Taft and 2 484 for Roosevelt. Baldwin appears reelected as governor with Democrats prevailing.
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Indiana Returns Show Early Leads For Taft Wilson In Counties
Ballot counts from Indiana precincts list governors and national races. Early governor figures show Durbin and Beveridge leading in various districts while Taft Wilson and Roosevelt split presidential tallies across multiple precincts. Limited data points reflect partial results and 1908 comparisons.
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Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Snume
Bryan
Durgin
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Presidential returns by precincts in North Dakota and Fargo
Early returns from Grand Forks show Taft leading with 279 votes to Wilson 507 and Roosevelt 27 percent in six of nine precincts. Statewide totals from 41 precincts indicate Taft 1144, Wilson 1599, Roosevelt 1393. In Fargo 169 precincts report Taft 2508, Wilson 3417, Roosevelt 2574.
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Partial Texas returns show Wilson leading in early voting
Early results from 8 precincts and 40 counties in Texas indicate Woodrow Wilson ahead of Taft and Roosevelt with Debs and Chafin minor. Colquitt leads for governor with Lassiter and Johnson following. Final statewide outcome not yet determined. Houston Chronicle notes Democrats projected gain.
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Denver Colorado Polls Close At 7 PM
Voters turned out across Denver as polls closed at 7 pm local time. The article notes late counting and continuation on page two with precinct results pending and possible continuation of reporting.
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