Returns Indicate Plurality for Cummings and Clarke in Iowa
Des Moines dispatches report substantial leads for Cummings in the Senate race and Clarke for governor. Early returns from 80 counties and 104 precincts show Clarke ahead by around 26,000 votes and Cummings carrying a similar margin, with Republicans poised to win a solid delegation to Congress. Several congressmen are elected, signaling a Republican sweep as Davenport headquarters confirm victories and retirements.
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Cummins predicts Republican gains in early returns
Senator Cummins spoke after midnight noting few satisfactory reports from the state and telegraphs to Moss in North Dakota and Kansas brought no replies. He declared the situation favorable for Republicans, hoping to build a large majority while predicting GOP wins in Indiana, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and New Hampshire with limited word from Illinois, Ohio, Kansas or North Dakota.
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Election returns hint at county margins in Shelby district
Shelby Harlan November 4 returns show Hautton and Connolly likely to carry the county by about 300 votes, while J C Voorhies of the Cass Shelby senatorial district may win by roughly 600. Few straight tickets were cast.
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Webster County Returns Show House Candidates Leading
Webster Fort Dodge November 4 Twenty four of thirty Webster county precincts report Cummine 2717 Connolly 1998 with Fort Dodge carried by 88 votes. Thirteen precincts report Clarke 1142 Hamilton 707.
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Fragmented Koskuth County returns show Republican lead
In Koskuth County precincts incomplete returns point to a strong Republican lead. Cumming leads the opposition with Harding and Allen close behind as Quarton wins the Democratic legislature race.
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Whitman Wadsworth Triumph Signals GOP Gains in 1914 Ballot
Early returns show sweeping Republican gains nationwide with Charles S Whitman winning New York governor and James W. Wadsworth securing the Senate seat. Democrats retain Congress with a Senate edge but a notably reduced House majority, while several states flip control and Ward Harding Hardwick races are unsettled.
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Democratic congressmen re-elected in seven of eight Louisiana districts
New Orleans November 4 Democratic incumbents were reelected in seven of eight Louisiana districts. The Third district remained undecided at 10 o'clock with returns showing Martin leading or trailing by a small margin as one sixth of the vote had been counted.
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Alabama Returns: Underwood Senator as Democrats Sweep State
Returns from the general election across Alabama show Oscar W. Underwood elected United States senator and the complete Democratic ticket at state and district levels. In the Seventh district the race featured notable opposition from Wes Meade, but Burnett retains the seat for the Democrats.
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Montgomery
Ala
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Wes Meade
McDermott Reelected Amid Vindication Promise
Chicago voters returned James T. McDermott a Democrat who had resigned from Congress amid Mulcahed charges. He indicated he would face the people again for vindication after his reelection.
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First Utah returns in senatorial race show Smoot lead
Salt Lake City Utah November 4 preliminary returns place Blue Smoot Republican ahead of Moyle Democrat with 1909 against 1725 in early counts. Voter turnout statewide around 190000 expected as two parties contend.
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Blue Smoot
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Philip Nameg Governor Wins Wisconsin Race
Immanuel Philip, Republican, of Milwaukee, defeated Democrat Judge John C. Karel for governor of Wisconsin. Plurality conservatively estimated at 25,000.
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Beattie-ering returns show Burke leading in United States Senate race
From Pierre South Dakota on November 4 indications point to Burke a Republican leading in the United States Senate contest while results suggest the woman suffrage amendment has been defeated.
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Pierre
Burke
United States
Oklahoma City Governor Race Returns Early Totals
Oklahoma City on November 4 reports 110 of 520 scattering precincts tabulating for governor with Williams (D) at 4,584 and Plesde (R) at 2,841. The early results reflect a Democratic lead as votes continue to be counted statewide.
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Senator Mark Smith Re-elected in Arizona Race
Arizona voters reelected Senator Mark Smith of the Democratic Party. Carl Hayden also appears as the Democrat in the congressional race, with references suggesting continued service in Congress. The item notes the Phoenix area result dated November 4.
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