Kendrick Wins U.S. Senate Victory in Wyoming Returns
Wyoming votes show John B. Kendrick elected U.S. senator with broad Democratic gains across the state. Wilson leads in the presidential race while Clark and Mondell trail. county results reveal Democratic strength in Laramie and Cheyenne amid tight statewide contests.
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Mountains Go Wilson With Heavy Vote In 1862
Wyoming margins show Wilson leading Hughes as state totals trickle in. Utah returns split 504 to 6115 in favor of Wilson while Montana precincts yield Wilson 11430 to Hughes 7080. Colorado results project Wilson winning statewide with 15000 lead and Gunter poised for governor.
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Irvine Carries Converse County for Kendrick
Converse County results show Senator Billy Irvine re elected to the state senate in a close race as Jack Clark contests Mondell. Early morning returns list precinct tallies with Kendrick and Irvine backing Governor Kendrick for U S Senator and a vigorous campaign against the Republican organization.
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Fremont County Returns Show Wilson and Kendrick Leading
Lander November 7 Wilson and Kendrick appear certain to carry Fremont county with early returns. Jack Clark runs neck and neck with Mandel as Mondell trails. State totals show Wilson ahead at 100 to Hughes 227 and Kendrick at 297 with Clark 261 and Mandel 246 and Mondell 276 from sixteen of fifty seven precincts reporting.
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Wilson Wins With Large Electoral Edge in Early Returns
Late returns indicate President Wilson will secure a clear electoral majority. McCormick announced at midnight 677 votes. other reports show 268 votes, with California and West states leaning to Wilson as the nation counts ballots.
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