Taft Sherman Ticket Triumph In Election Returns
Taft and Sherman won the electoral vote lead with 821 to 162, carrying twenty seven states and two of Marylands eight. New York Republicans claimed a record plurality, Hughes reelected governor, Ohio voted Taft but elected Harmon for governor, West Virginia backed Taft with Glascock as governor, Indiana stayed Taft but chose Marshall as governor, Illinois and Iowa backed Republicans, Minnesota favored Taft while Johnson won reelection for Democrat, Nebraska went for Bryan in state races, while the Pacific coast and northern states backed Taft. Bryan carried Nebraska and Kentucky, with southern states split. Letters of congratulation from Bryan to Taft exchanged. Habgood defeated by Hilton in McKean county, Pa. Taxicab strike resolved after long dispute.
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Bryan
Taft
Hughes
New York
Bate
Harris
Ohio
Harmon
West Virginia
Indiania
Sherman
Kern
Marylana
Kerti
Maryland
Charles Evans Hughes
Chanler
Judson Harmon
Senator
Foraker
William E. Glasasock
Fleet
Indiana
Thomas BE. Marshall
James E. Watson
Cummins
Con- Sreseman Lacey
William B. Alison
United States
Senate
Minnesota
John ‘A. Johnson
Dem
Jacobson
Nebraska
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Montana
Wisconsin
Mich Zan
Bryan Wires
Ww. J. Bryan
William H. Taft
Lincoln
Ned
Cincinnati
Mr. Bryan
General Conference
The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
the Methodiat Episcopal Church
Fragmented OCR Notice From Obscure Page
A partially legible OCR snippet shows scattered letters numbers and city names including ATL and Aol Ami AGNORAL ORT 1G AVE. The readable content is minimal with no clear event date or action.
Districts and towns listed in Armagn Districts atlas
A long OCR extract lists district and township names such as Armstong township No.1 and No.2, Banks Township, Blacklick, Blairsaville, Conemaugh No.1 to No.3, Creekside, Glen Campbell, Grant, Green No.1 to No.3, Homer City, Mahoning areas, Mechanicsburg, Montgomery, Pine No.1 and No.2, Rayne No.1 and No.2, and Wheatfield regions among many others, with scattered numbers and codes. The fragment appears to be a local administrative or electoral district index from a historical newspaper page.
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Armagh
Armstrong Township
Armstong Township
Banks Township
Blacklick Township
Blatraville
Blairsaville
Brughvalley
Brushvalley
Buffington cc
Cocci
Glen Campbell
Whenleegelenes
Homer City
Indiana
Jacksonville
Mahoning
East
West
North
S.s
South
Zoek
Marion Center
Mechanicsburg
Amy, Oh Et Lols
Atta Aye Montgomery
Rayne
Saltsbury
Smicksburg
Washington
Wheatfield
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Wheatield
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Taft-Sherman
Ohia
Waryland
Hahbgood
Assembly
McKean
Robert P .Habgood
Robert W. Hilton
Habgood
Lewis Emery, Jr
Emery
Iener
Chi
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Don
Lou
A&l
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Hue
Golf
Wao
Aail
Gil
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All
Gallirgiae
JPUL
Johnny Jones
Johnny
Mammal
Bargains Co. Mace
Reed & Oakes
Architects
Pixon Ryn Lumberco
Clymer
W.P, Lowry
Optician
Trust Co
Postolfiee
ANA
Hyeg
J. L. Orr
Indiana, PA
Patron’s Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Patron’s Mutual Fire Insurance
S.M. McHenry
James Speedy
John Kinter
Home
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Farmers Bank B'l
John F. Steving
Bell Phone No
American Union
Omee
Phita
Kent
Godfrey Marshall
Penna
Bible Songs
Wesin
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