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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
3
Early returns show Woodrow Wilson leading across the nation with Massachusetts New York and several states secured. Reports from multiple states indicate a broad Democratic surge with Taft and Roosevelt trailing as final results near.
In Stratford Connecticut results show Baldwin leading and Wilson gaining ground. Chatrmay Forster asserts the state favors Wilson by about 1.5 points as Baldwin maintains a polling edge.
Indications from Wilmington suggest Franklin Hroekdon Ven will win the cone cesn protutty seat, with Reverelt aid Taft in the district. Early returns show a 5000 vote lead for Lew Javille in a rival contest. Across Atlanta the slate leans Democratic as Woodrow Wilson gains statewide momentum.
Fragmented OCR reports suggest Woodrow Wilson led in several key areas with Democratic gains across Maryland Maine and Kentucky while Taft and Roosevelt trailed and Congress debated. The carrier journal notes varying margins and mentions Louisville New Orleans Portland and Baltimore as centers of activity with Wilson on track for a statewide plurality.
Incomplete local returns suggest Adolf C. Eberhart may win the governorship while P. VL Collins and William Willan lead in presidential prospects. Fillet Major and other Democrats appear to sweep the state, with the Senate seemingly affirming the state ticket despite uncertainties.
Wilson is elected president with a strong Democratic wave sweeping Senate and House. Roosevelt leads Taft, Taft third. Wilson likely reaches a solid majority amid mixed state results including New York by large margin. Sulzer wins Illinois governor. Major leads Missouri. Minnesota and other races show Taft and McKinley trailing. Some Missouri and Illinois congressional results lean Democratic, with Cook County claims affecting Illinois tally.
Fragmentary text shows early strengths for Worchester Republicans and Samuel Parker, with Winston Churchill Progressive and Henry Llur mentioned as GOP contender for the United States Senate. Contest to control the demishellien remains bitter and unsettled.
In New Mexico the Democratic and Republican factions split the usual party vote as sentiment shifts amid incomplete returns. The scene shows division within the party lines and hints at evolving political alignments.
Helena reports incomplete returns show Woolrow Wilson carrying Montana while Democrats claim the state ticket. Observers expect a pro hoc legislature and potential defeat for United States Senator Dixon amid disputed results.
In New Hampshire concern grows as early returns show Taft leading among five candidates, with observers awaiting a fuller tally to determine the eventual winner. Final results remain uncertain as more precincts report in.
The Democratic party marks a decisive victory in the state with wins on both national and state tickets, signaling strong support across key races. Party leaders celebrate gains, while analysts note implications for future elections and policy direction.
Fares, NJ indicates an early point to a close race between Wilson and Roosevelt for North Dakota's five electoral votes, suggesting a competitive outcome in the sparsely populated region.
In Oklahoma City the first precinct reports electors with 126 Republican elect votes. The incomplete OCR notes indicate Wilson as a named individual in the early returns.
Fragmentary OCR shows debate over party loyalties with Roosevelt adherents leading ten Repay ils own deitis. Unclear who will win the state contest as Republicans and Democrats maneuver for support.
A garbled item mentions Wilson Taft and Roosevelt, with references to Medicine and a generator. It hints at internal Democratic frictions and a potential ticket reshuffle involving Bourne. Details are unclear but suggest shifting alliances and uncertain outcomes.
Philadelphia reporters note a neck and neck race among Taft Wilson and Roosevelt as 250 of 4, 250 election districts report in Pennsylvania. Taft stands at 129.20, Wilson at 52.490, Roosevelt at 105.245 as preliminary totals emerge.
Fragmentary report notes early returns show a Republican win across national and state tickets. It mentions three state tickets and a Progressive faction cutting into support, but details are missing and names are unreadable.
New York voters favored Wilson by a large margin as Sulzer barely carried the governorship statewide. The Republican state committee chair admitted defeat. Syracuse voted Democratic for the first time, and early returns show Wilson leading with substantial pluralities in many cities.
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