Clarke Leads In Iowa Governor Race As Returns Grow
Des Moines reports Clarke 181 991 Dunn 126 960 with 73 counties counted. Officials expect Wilson to win the state as counts continue, while Taft trails in the national race with about forty percent of his 1908 vote.
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Partial Iowa returns show Taft Wilson Roosevelt lead
Des Moines reports eighty-two of ninety-nine counties complete with Taft at 95070 votes Wilson 140076 and Roosevelt 127460 in the presidential race as results come in from Iowa counties.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Election results roll in from districts five and three
In the Fifth district Good is declared winner. In the Third district Connally, a Democrat, defeats Picket to take the seat.
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Good
Picket
Connally
Iowa Votes Nears Close Between Wilson and Roosevelt for Electoral Votes
In Des Moines reports from about a quarter of Iowa precincts show a tight race with Wilson leading Roosevelt by under 1,000 votes. Taft trails, while Roosevelt appears to have captured portions of the Bryan 1908 vote. Early results suggest Iowa may swing to Wilson, possibly aiding Dunn, with Clarke maintaining a larger lead.
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Democratic Gains Across States Mark Senate Hopes
Returns from Delaware and New Jersey assure two Democratic Senate seats while Rhode Island leans Democratic to aid Wetmore. Wyoming and Illinois show mixed results with Republicans and progressives gaining. House gains favor Democrats, with twenty four-seat net increase across several states. Wisconsin uses fusion politics. The Washington Post notes a curious clothing ad aside about a timid girl advertising a cigarette case.
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Washington Post
Kenyon projected to win re election in Iowa senate race
Des Moines early returns show Republicans likely to control the Thirty fifth general assembly on joint ballot and re elect United States Senator Wm S Kenyon. The tally indicates 83 Republicans 52 Democrats and 23 doubtful for the joint assembly with Kenyon holding one more than needed if all doubtful districts oppose him.
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Cresco
E. P. Malmberg
Newton
D. C. Chase
Webster City
S. W. Neal
Washington
H.W. Spaulding
Grinnell
John B. Sullivan
Clarke Edges Toward Iowa Victory in Governor Race
Des Moines reports indicate uncertain Iowa returns with Wilson favored by about 6 000 votes. Clarke leads Dunn for governor from a small precinct share but a Clarke plurality near 25 000 looks likely. Republican and Democratic managers claim the state as returns trickle in.
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Partial City Returns Display Roosevelt Lead in California Vote
In Los Angeles partial returns from 118 of 455 precincts show Wilson 17 057 Roosevelt 6 541 Debs 1 887 Taft 197. San Francisco results from seven precincts list Wilson 125 Roosevelt 104 Debs 42. Later Los Angeles tally from 210 precincts out of 455 shows Roosevelt leading with 10 328 to Wilson 7 880 Debs 2 455 Taft 290.
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Taft Calls for Unity After Wilson Victory
President Taft admitted Wilson's election and urged Republicans to rally behind the party and Constitution. He praised progress toward equality while warning against fracturing reforms, and sent congratulatory telegrams to Wilson and Republican chairman Charles D. Willes for their campaigns.
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Roosevelt confident in party's future after election
Oyster Bay dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt reacting to Wilson and the Democratic victory. He says the American people chose Wilson with a large plurality and notes the progressive cause will prosper. He also sent a telegram to Governor Wilson offering congratulations on the election.
Dixon Cedes West to Wilson in New York Returns
Senator Dixon, Roosevelt's manager, concedes western states to Wilson. New York polls show Wilson with large pluralities and AP returns across districts place Wilson ahead of Taft and Roosevelt. The Sun notes Syracuse went Democratic. the American cites Taft leading in New Hampshire.
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Notable Des Moines Doctor to Visit Monticello Hotel
A seasoned specialist on chronic diseases, licensed by the state, will visit the Lovell Hotel in Monticello on Saturday November 23 for one day only. He offers free examination and consultation and pledges honest assessment. He claims high success in treating conditions from bedwetting to cancer and external tumors without surgery.
Delinquent Lands and Town Lots in Jones County Iowa
Delinquent lands and town lots listed for taxation in Jones County Iowa. Notes cover unpaid taxes, interest, and costs from prior years with details of parcels and owners including Center Junction and neighboring areas. Public sale advertisement by Treasurer and Collector W. O. Parsons with parcel numbers and owners listed.
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