Illinois presidential vote totals and New York highway bond approval
Unofficial Illinois results show Wilson 407470, Roosevelt 391865, Taft 256625 with a 16105 plurality and no majority. Albany reports highway bond of 50 million approved, NYA estimates at least 850000. In Ohio first district, Congressman Longworth loses to Democrat Stanley Dowdle by 85 votes. Longworth disputes the result.
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Illinois
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Albany
N. Y
New York State Automobile Association
Nicholas Longworth
Stanley Dowdle
Ohio
Longworth
Notable 1909 News Blends Resignation and Monuments
A roundup of incidents: United Daughters of the Confederacy laid the Arlington monument cornerstone in Washington. Charles Page Bryan resigns as ambassador to Japan, citing illness from a Japan carriage accident. A man claiming to be Jesse Dowdell is detained at the White House for urging the President to lower living costs. Postmaster General Hitchcock cites 28 million deposited in postal savings in 12,773 post offices with 7,357 banks. James Bryce resigns as British ambassador. Pension rolls show 538,000 soldiers and sailors plus dependents. $151.56 million appropriated. Taft appeals for Balkan relief via Red Cross. Thanksgiving proclaimed for Nov 28. Illinois to hold no special session for two Senate elections. Orozco arrested in El Paso. Army officers and spies to be questioned on charges.
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Charles Page Bryan
United States
Japan
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Elmhurst
Ill
Jesse Dowdell
Silverwood
Ind
White House
Hitchcock
Governors by party and plurality across states
A list of governors with their party affiliations and electoral pluralities. Democrats hold many seats in states such as Florida Texas New York and California while Republicans win in Ohio West Virginia and Wisconsin. Notable figures include Park Trammell Simeon Baldwin James Cox and Locke Craig among others.
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Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Evens
Minnesota
Mississippi
Etossnesos
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Cseos
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
E. K. Ammons
Simeon B. Baldwin
Delaware
Charles R. Miller
Park Trammell
Idaho
John M. Haines
Illinois
Edward F. Dunne
Indiana
Samuel H. Ralston
George J. Clarke
George H. Hodges
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
Woodbridge
N. Ferris
A. O. Eberhart
Eliot W. Major
Sam V. Stewart
J. H. Morehead
Franklin Worcester
Eecescoeses
Eeeneemen
William Sulzer
Locke Craig
L. B. Hanna
Ohlio— James M. Cox
Theodore F. Greene
Cole L. Blease
Frank M. Byrne
Ben W. Hooper
Oscar C. Colquitt
Ernest Lister
H. D. Hatfield
Francis DB. McGovern
Indiana Democrats Take Both Houses In State Legislature
Unofficial returns show Democrats winning large majorities to control both the Senate and House. The list names newly elected members from counties across the state, with party affiliations and districts, followed by notes on consolidated rural schools and their economic and social impact as explained by state Superintendent Charles A. Greathouse.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Indiana
Charles A. Greathouse
Mr. Greathouse
Township Social Hfe
Indiana Y M C A State Convention at Hammond
The program of speakers and events for the Indiana Young Men's Christian Association annual convention at Hammond from November 22 to 24 is completed. Leaders with extensive association experience will present the meetings in the Calumet industrial region, with expectations of a notably engaging series.
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Indiana Young Men's Christian Association
Hammond
Calumet
Pegion
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Montezuma Enterprise
Overman, Pubilaher
Montezuma
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Monument
Arlington Cemetery
James Bryce
England
Pension Bureau
International Relief, ‘Board of the Red Cross Society
American Red Cross
Forty-seventh
Illinois General Assembly
William Lorimer
Cullom
Stead
Cal
Pascual Orozco
North
el’ Paso
Tex
Pes Bass
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Chafin
Cesesseeeses
Kentucky
Eeeemenatens
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Secesss
Oregon
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Eeersaeeense
Eesaee
Sexcasseeee
Caer
Ccccessecass
Csccee
Lee
Debs
Bryan
State
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Seuvnes
Mary Eeneeneee Feensans Weveee Oun
Mecantunetts Oeseseseeenseveewes
Michigan Son
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Pian
Minnesota Ee Seoeeesoe Esesenre Oe
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Eneers
Aspeanee
Indiana General Assembly
Senate
Adams
P. Beatty
Allen
C. W. Koenig
C. J. Moran
W. H. F. Moellering
Bartholomew
W. D. Ault
Benton and Warren
Stephen Daugherty
Blackford and
Grant
Charles 2. Carroll
Boone
Joseph A. Coons
Brown and Monroe
Charles Genolin
Carroll, Howard and
Miami
James P. Davis
Cass
W. G. Fitzer
Cass and
Fulton
H. M. Gardner
Clark
Earl K. Friend
E. C. Mitchell
Clay
Albert M. Diel
Owen
John M. Duncan
Clinton
N. B.combs
Crawford and Perry
Samuel Benz
Daviess
John Hoddinott
Dearborn
Eidgar
Sale
Decatur
W. J. Kincaid
DeKalb
E. M. Kennan
J. W. Schafer
C. W. Barnhart
Bubois and
Pike
Charles F. Stevens
J. E. Riley
William Jones
Greene
J. M. Wiseman
Hamilton—Bailey Hawkins
Hamilton and Tipton
William Dunham
Hancock
Robert Reeves
Harrison—Remmie Bierly
Hendricks
John Dugan
Henry—N. W. C. Reeves
Huntington
J. B. Dickinson
Huntington, Kosciusko
Whitley
Cary Meyer
Jay
James B. Fleming
Jefferson
Jos
M. Cravens
Jennings and
Scott
Mark Storen
Johnson
H. E. Lochry
Knox— G. Gilmore
Marion
John Leyendecker
Homer L. Cook
John J. Keegan
Walter Tingle
Robert T. Hughes
Herman Adam
W. W. Spencer
Samuel D. Miller
Marshall
John R. Jones
Martin and Orange
Miles Roland
J. A. Cunningham
Montgomery
Sam FE. Voris
Montgomery and Tippecanoe
Perry Davis
Morgan
William Deck
Switzerland
Stephen J. Dibble
Posey
Charles Nix
Pulaski, Starke
St. Joseph
Peter A. Follmer
Putnam
John B. McCabe
Randolph—C
Pierce
Ripley
G. C. Bos
Rush—Oliver
Norris
Yo ° Billman
Spencer
W.w.kellams
St. Jose
George W. Sands
Charles, Weidler
Sullivan
Charles Bedwell
W. Lyday
J. M. Masselink
James F. Beyer
Wabash
John Isenbarger
Warrick
Joseph H. Madden
Wayne
John W. Judkins
Wells
M. M. Justus
Howard
Jackson
Laporte
Lawrence
Noble
Parke
Vanderburg
W. F. Cleveland
Vigo
Jacob Kelser
Laporte and St. Joseph
Y. M. C. A. State Convention