Palmy Days of Democracy Cast Vote in Tuesday Election
Figures show Scheiman near 4900 while Hin-Independents and minor candidates trail with light votes. County tally notes Irvan’s presidential majority high, with high plurality for Sheriff candidate Aaron M. Reichelderfer and Gov candidate Thomas Marshall under heavy campaign tactics.
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Weather Forecast for Washington and Nearby Areas
The forecast calls for warmer temperatures with pleasant conditions on Thursday and Friday. Northwest winds increase, and inland regions may see variable conditions with possible showers Friday. Highs around expected ranges and mild evenings anticipated.
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Judge Taft's Career A Busy Versatile One
William Howard Taft, twenty seventh president, born Cincinnati September 15, 1857, rose from modest beginnings in Ohio to lead a varied public career. The
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Democrats Sweep State in Indiana Election
Indiana results show Democrats likely holding eight seats on joint ballot with a Democratic United States senator for whom Higginbotham is a contender. Taft carries the state by about 16,090 votes. Marshall wins governor by about 16,000. Republican leaders concede defeat as Democrats aim for a solid legislature and several congressional seats.
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Governor Hanly Criticizes Republicans and County Option Law
Indiana interview reveals Frank Hanly asserting Republicans were right to resist compromise and preferring to be right than win. He predicts counties retaining option could leave many counties dry within ten years if legislature allows it. remark appears on page 5.
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Fleming to His Friends Expresses Gratitude and Resolve
In a letter to supporters Fleming thanks loyal workers and backers in Allen and Adams counties. He notes the voters will not accept personal abuse over issues like armaments and leadership, and pledges to honor active workers who stood with him.
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Marshall for president in 1912 gains Indiana backing
In Indianapolis on November 4, talk among Democrats centers on Thomas R. Marshall as a 1912 presidential candidate. His apparent triumph in a Republican-leaning state makes him a national figure while Bryan’s fourth defeat would end his bid. Indiana supporters say Marshall lacks factional baggage and is suitable for a national run.
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Mr Marshall Gracious After Election Victory
Gov elect Marshall expressed deep gratitude to his party and supporters across the state. He praised Alle n county and the Twelfth district and pledged a constitutional, honest administration to meet the people’s expectations. He vowed to uphold high ideals and duty as a public servant.
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Surprises In Senate and House Raise GOP Hopes
Washington, Nov. 4. Indications favor Republicans holding about two thirds of the Senate after yesterday’s votes, with 31 seats to be filled. Several long-time Democrats and Republicans face retirements or defeats in Indiana and Minnesota, signaling shifts in House balance and personnel including the retirement of Hepburn and McCleary’s defeat, while Oklahoma gains add to Republican strength.
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