South Dakota Race Shifts on Governor and State Totals
The report details Primarily Prank M. Byrne winning the South Dakota governorship by a plurality near 5,000 with Roosevelt and Johnson carrying the state in larger margins. City results show heavy turnout and Democratic leads in Sioux Falls, while county by county tallies across Hanson, McCook, Brule, and other counties carve a complex map of party strength and legislative wins.
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Sherwood Appointed to Serve in Third Circuit
Gov. Vessey appoints Carl Sherwood of Clark as Judge of the third circuit to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge C X Seward of Watertown. Sherwood previously chaired the Republican State Central Committee in the just finished campaign.
Democrats Win Most Governors in Nation
The article lists gubernatorial winners by state with party affiliations. Democratic governors include Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Ohio, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia, and others. Republicans win in Kansas Michigan Rhode Island South Dakota New York and Wisconsin. notable names include Elias M. Emmons Simeon H. Baldwin Park Trammell Edw L Dunne Samuel M. Ralston Edward G. Dunn Arthur Capper Eugene N Foss Woodbridge N Ferris W V Stewart John H Morehead F Worcester Aram J Pothier Benton McMillen Oscar B Colquitt John F Tollon Robert T Hodge W R Thompson McGovern.
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E. W. Major
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Samuel V. Stewart
Nebraska
John H. Morehead
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F. Worcester
New York
William Sulzer
North Carolina
Locke Craig
Ohio
James M. Cox
Rhode Island
Aram J. Pothier
South Carolina
Cole L. Blease
South Dakota
Frank Byrne
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Texas
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John F. Tollon
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Congress gains hinted as Democrats near two-house control
Returns show Democrats with overwhelming House lead and prospects of Senate gains. Alabama Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Virginia already seated. several key states Colorado Kansas Nebraska Oregon still undecided. Norris, Progressive, elected U S Senator in Nebraska. Lobeck re-elected in Nebraska Second District.
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County election yields two Republican losses in close statewide results
In county results two Republican candidates lost narrowly. Sheriff Morgans led Morgans 1020 to Berry 1814 in county totals while Register of Deeds Cox 1862 and Kimble 1446 led, noting shifts as John Berry becomes sheriff and Clyde Kimble takes deeds at year start. City results show tight races with Second Ward remaining Democratic. Full precinct tabulations to follow.
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Suffrage Wins in Four States Reported Across Nation
Reports from Wisconsin Kansas Oregon Michigan and Arizona show votes in favor of amendments removing the word male from state constitutions. Wisconsin reportedly defeated the measure while Kansas and Arizona appeared to approve. New York adds a suffrage ally with William Sulzer’s election. Milwaukee county results suggested a two to one defeat in Wisconsin.
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Wilson Urges No Fear From New Democratic Administration
President-elect Wilson replied to congratulatory telegrams from Taft and Roosevelt and stated there is absolutely nothing for the honest businessman to fear under a Democratic administration. He expressed hope that progressive forces may unite to give the country freedom.
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Wilson Wins Presidency With Wide Electoral Lead
Early tallies show Woodrow Wilson elected president with about 395 of 432 electoral votes as states like Pennsylvania Minnesota and Iowa shift to doubt. Roosevelt trails with around 112 and Taft near 24 as New Hampshire Idaho and Illinois shift outcomes in later returns.
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Clark winner, Cannon beaten in Missouri and Illinois
Washington reports Missouri says Speaker Champ Clark reelected to preside next Congress. Joe Cannon, after 88 years in the House, is defeated by Frank WY in Dunville Illinois. Democratic gains seal Underwood’s Ways and Means chairmanship as southern Democrats win solidly.
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Bryan to Be in the Cabinet
Princeton N J Dwight D. Wilson projected to name a cabinet lineup with W J Bryan as Secretary of State Dr Wiley as Secretary of Agriculture and Louis D Brandeis as Attorney General Others mentioned include Gov Burke of North Dakota and Fred B Lynch of Minnesota as possible cabinet timber.
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Government vow to ensure fair competition and progress
The statement pledges independence from corporate influence and private understandings that undermine law. It speaks of justice and renewed prosperity, urging leaders to share the burden of transformative action. The Navin hotel is set to open shortly after Thanksgiving, with completion expected in every detail by then.
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