Local election results show Democrat wins in county ticket
Bryan carries Gity by 247 and Les County by 197. Only Democrat elected on the county ticket is Duncan with a 290 plurality. Weimar Rawlinson Thompson Aiken carry county for Lieut Gov, and carry further wins across the ticket.
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Les County
Dem.Rep
Taft
Gilbert
Gilbert's
Beedle
Esch
Aede Esch’s
Gurlickson
Morris
Mnell
Mac
Keppel
Kneen
Gifford
Rawlinson
McHugh
Weimar
Ieee
Duncan
Kleeber
Smith
Thompson
Aiken
Bradish
Bryan Carried La Crosse City in Vote by 247
Light turnout mention aside, Bryan won La Crosse city by 247 votes while losing the county by 197 ballots amid a broad Republican spread. Strong Democratic interest voiced in defeat, with mention of contests for governor, congress, state senate, and various county offices. Heavy, late-counted wards reflect a split, with Bryan cheered in crowds yet ballots decisive.
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William Jennings Bryan
la Crosse
la Crosse Coumty
Bryan
Kaeppel
Wis
Strange
Mohr
Duncan
North
Keeler
Congress
Morris
Gullickson
Senate
Rawlinson
McConnell
Assembly
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Scheuffier
Register of Deeds
Davidson
Mr. Taft
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Frear
Dahl
Alltee
Arger
Strang
A T
la Follette
Ury
Parker
la Crosse County
Plan to split 19th Judicial District proposed
Judge Fruit supports dividing the Sixth district into two, grouping Vernon Monroe and Juneau with the proposal to create a Vernon Monroe Juneau district while La Crosse and Trempealeau would join the other side. He cites overwork and jury caseloads as the reason for the move.
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la Crosse
Trempealeau County
Wisconsin Taft Lead In Wisconsin Contest
Taft leads by 100000 in Wisconsin while Jim +80,000 gains. GOP picks up 10 Congressmen. Weisse wins, Murphy loses in the third district. Mr. BKern is defeated. Speaker defeated. legislature remains Republican. Stephenson remains in office.
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Madison
Wis
W. H. Taft
Wisconsin
Gov. Davidson
Davidson
Milwaukee County
O. P. Weisse
Kopp
Murphy
Cummins Victory Ends Long Fight
Cummins victory ends a bitter party feud as Taft and Wisconsin results reinforce Gen. Palmer era alignment. Wisconsin elects ten Republicans and one Democrat in a broad GOP showing with Taft leading nationally. local figures include Governor Davidson and state officials.
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Cummins
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Taft
Carroll
Ummins
Sitand Patters
Taft Victory At Tribune Theater Party Draws Thousands
The Tribune theater party for the Taft presidential result was a crowding success with about 2000 turned away as spectators, and reporters Wolfe and Morris delivered clear announcements. Women attended in large numbers and applauded as returns arrived, aided by rapid telegraph and telephone service and a cooperative precinct staff.
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Tribune
William F. Wolfe
Senator Morris
Twelfth Ward
Easton
la Crosse
Taft Leads National Vote As New York Boosts Margin
New York gives Taft about 200000 with Hughes elected elsewhere and the Taft coalition likely to reach about 309 electoral votes against Bryan Kern 174. Taft carries California to Utah and New York posts his largest tally, while western states show mixed results and labor votes influence outcomes.
Hughes Wins and Ladies Johnson Hughes Wins and Ladies Johnson
New York dispatch reports gubernatorial contests across the nation with Missouri and Ohio viewed as doubtful. Johnson, Republican, likely defeats Burke in North Dakota while Warner of Michigan probably falls to Hemans. Democrats prevail in Indiana Nebraska Minnesota. Hughes wins New York. Davidson re elected in Wisconsin. other governors named include Ansel South Carolina. Wessel South Dakota. Patterson Tennessee. Campbell Texas. Spry Utah. Cosgrove Washington. Glasscock West Virginia.
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Maryland
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Missouri
Nebraska
Kentucky
Dixon’ Line
Shallenberger
Johnson
Burke
Warner
Hemans
Hughes
Davidson
South Carolina
F. M. Ansel
Wessel
Tenessee
Patterson
Texas
Campbell
Spry
Cosgrove
Glasscock
Lincoln adopts a commission form of government vote
Lincoln Nebraska voters approve a commission form of municipal government by three to one in a referendum. The report notes Republican state leaders faced losses and mentions Bryan support among black voters as part of an avalanche investigation in Lincoln.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Kiefer
Nuckols
Bryan
Taft Plans Busy Schedule After Victory
Taft rested after a long night and will address a cornerstone ceremony for a school building this afternoon and a national missionary meeting tomorrow. Friday he attends a Commercial club banquet, then with Mrs Taft travels to Hot Springs for several weeks. Bryan remains unfazed by his third defeat and awaits fuller returns while Roosevelt hails the result as a triumph over radicalism and reaction.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Commercial Club
Hot Springs
Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Nebraska
Lincoln
Lancaster County
Weather and river levels forecast for Wisconsin
The report notes La Crosse at 30 for coolest and 58 for warmest, with 4 mph wind and no rainfall. The river remains nearly stationary with stage 2.6 feet, up 0.1 foot, Prairie du Chien at 2.3 feet, up 0.2 foot. Tonight and Thursday generally fair with rising temperatures.
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la Crosse
Prairie
Chien
Wisconsin
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