Democrats Win Victory in Indiana Legislature
Early returns show Democrats likely control the Indiana legislature on joint ballot with a possible even split in the upper and lower houses. The count enumerates 43 Democratic representatives and 8 Democratic senators with 21 Republican representatives and 3 Republican senators among definite totals, while many districts remain unclassified.
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Indianapolis
Assembly
Indiana Democrats sweep House seats amid mixed statewide returns
In Indiana incomplete returns show Democrats likely winning twelve congressional seats with one Republican gain in the Tenth. Finley H. Gray leads in the Sixth District, Crumpacker ahead in the Tenth, Boehne carrying the First, and Marion County solidly Democratic with large margins for the state ticket and legislative candidates.
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John W. Boehoe
William Allen Cullop
William E. Cox
Lincoln Dixon
Ralph W. Moss
Finley H. Grey
Charles A. Korbly
John A. M. Adair
Martin A. Morrison
Edgar OD. Crumpacker
George W. Rauch
Cyrus Cline
Henry A. Barnhart
Barnard
Finley H. Gray
William O. Barnard
Gray
E. D. Crumpacker
John B. Peterson
Crumpacker
Jasper
Lake
Warren
Tippecanoe
Newton
John W. Boehne
Frank B. Posey
Lewis G. Ellingham
Otis E. Gulley
Marion County
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Buennagal
Cook
Keegan
Maas
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Spencer
Tingle
Wahl
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Oburn
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Gaulter
Wagner
Congress
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Linton A. Cox
Korbly
Lew Ellingham
Otis BE
Dix Wins Governor Post As Republicans Lose In New York
Henry Le Stimson concedes that John A. Dix, Democrat, is elected governor of New York with a substantial plurality, while Theodore Roosevelt suffers a rare loss in his home precinct. Early returns show Dix ahead by over 100000, with New York City contributing about 103700 to the margin.
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New York
Henry le Stimson
John A. Dix
Theodore Roosevelt
Dix
New York City
Harmon Making Gains in Rural Ohio Counties
Estimates from five Ohio counties including Cuyahoga Hamilton and Butler show Harmon ahead by about 2000 votes in these counties. First fifteen districts suggest Harmon will win Hamilton county by 12000 votes and likely carry most of the Democratic ticket except the First district.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Butler
Harmon
Peck
Hamilton County
Foss Carries Massachusetts and Draper Defeated
Governor Draper concedes defeat as Boston returns show Foss leading in Massachusetts. With 436 of 1,068 districts reported Foss, Democrat, ahead of Draper, Republican, and the city tally in Boston favors Foss by 27,265. The Democratic committee claims seven Democratic Congressmen statewide.
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Foss
Vahey
Rep
Democratic State Committee
Massachusetts
McGovern and LaFollette Sweep Wisconsin Victory
A Republican statement from Milwaukee claims United States Senator LaFollette and governor candidate F. E. McGovern won big. McGovern’s plurality is estimated at fifty thousand.
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LaFollette
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Republican State Central
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Tener Declared Elected Governor of Pennsylvania
Republican State Chairman Walton claims Congressman John K. Tener is elected governor by a large plurality in Pennsylvania. Keystone party rival Berg failed to match expectations while Democratic candidate Grant trails behind.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Walton
John K. Tener
Berg
Keystone Party
Grant
Connecticut Democrats project Baldwin lead by six thousand
New Haven November 3. Chairman C W Comstock of the state central committee says Simeon Baldwin leads by over six thousand. Eighty five towns report Goodwin for governor at 35,264 and Baldwin at 38,934.
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New Haven
Conn
C. W. Comstock
Democratic State Central Committee
Simeon Baldwin
Goodwin
Baldwin
Bass Wins Governor Lead Based on Early NH Returns
Ninety of 290 New Hampshire election districts report for governor showing Bass Republican 8,968 and Carr Democrat 6,468. Extrapolating from this ratio statewide suggests Bass would win by 6,645 votes, comparing with 1908 figures where Quinby led Carr by 1,559.
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New Hampshire
Bass
Carr
Quinby
Stubbs Narrowly Re elected Governor in Kansas
Reports from Kansas cities indicate Governor Stubbs a Republican will be re elected by a small majority. The November 9 dispatches note the likelihood of a tight statewide result with Stubbs leading by a slim margin.
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Stubbs
Topeka
Kansas
Wilson Surely Elected Governor of New Jersey
Trenton reports Woodrow Wilson is surely elected governor by not less than twenty thousand. He carried Hudson county by over twelve thousand, Essex by over ten thousand, Hunterdon by about two thousand, and Warren by around one thousand six hundred.
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N. J
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Hudson County
Essex County
Hunterdon
Warren County
Faith News Notes for Kingsman and Tangier Churches
Friends Chuck Calander offers sermons in Kingman at 11 00 AM and 6 30 PM on first third and fourth Sundays with Sunday School at 9 30 AM and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 2 00 PM. Tangier schedules 11 00 AM and 6 30 PM on the second and fourth Sundays and welcomes attendees.
Reduction in Millinery Offers 25 Percent Off
Ladies can purchase trimmed hats feathers and shapes at 25 percent off for ten days starting Saturday November Sth. Those who have not yet bought winter millinery should visit to view the goods by Mrs Ira Bonebrake.
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Ira Bonebrake
Secret home remedy offered for bedwetting and urinary trouble
Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bedwetting and urinary difficulties in children and adults. The ad requests writing for instructions and mentions an agent Mrs J C Sanders of Kingman Indiana for further contact.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
J. C. Sanders
Kingman, Ind
Local ads and social notes from Danville area paper
Mixed classified blurbs and society items note fresh pork, hides, school supplies, harness repairs, fall wallpaper, dope products, and local visits. Mentions J E Moore exchange editor voting, Hannah Armstrong homecoming, Myers Hudler Hays dinner, H H Puckett land view, Wert Jones Woody Alexander ball trip, and M. E. Sunday school party at Clarence Jones residence.
Fashion plates and samples for high grade women wear
As Agent for Chas. A. Stevens & Bros Chicago I will show the complete line of high grade wearing apparel for women misses and children Suits skirts coats ready to wear and made to order Alterations and Express Free Miss Alice M Howell Phone 127 Kingman Ind
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Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
Chicago
Alice M. Howell
Kingman. Ind
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