Wilson Leads in Early Returns for Hughes Rival
Early returns from New York and Illinois show strong support for the Republican candidate Hughes. Wyoming and California join the doubtful list as results trickle in. Ohio and Kansas show mixed signals with upsets possible. In Cheyenne precincts Wilson leads in the evening tallies while Kendrick lags in the Senate race and Mondell leads in the at large congressional count.
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Indicated Electoral Vote for President and Crime Report
McCormick claims Wilson election at 277 electoral votes as Col Roosevelt applauds Hughes lead. Pease kills daughter in law Mrs Albert Pike then aims at kin before surrendering to sheriff. Arizona votes tighten as prohibition loses in local option contest.
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Wisconsin Guard Votes In Canvass At Madison
About 2600 Wisconsin guardsmen on duty at Camp Wilson voted in the presidential election. Returns were sent to Madison for canvass by the state department. Clarence Peterson, a traveling man, obtained an absent ballot in Sioux City and later died from a runaway horse crash after filling it out.
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Election Judge Dies Suddenly in Colorado Precinct
Matthew May ew, 59, an election judge in Word 1 Precinct 4, collapsed and died amid excitement over the presidential vote outcome in Colorado Springs.
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Congress is in doubt as Democrats may keep House and Senate
Early returns show Democrats possibly retaining House and Senate control with Republicans winning several key seats. Senate balance may be one or two in Democrats favor though contests run in New York New Jersey Maryland Indiana Ohio West Virginia and New Jersey. Complete results list many district gains with notable races in Oklahoma Tennessee Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota and New York. James R Mann re-elected House minority leader amid strong opposition.
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New Jersey Soldiers Vote at Douglas Battery Election
Fifty members of the battery registered at Tobyhanna New Jersey while encamped there and used proxies to cast ballots under the soldiers and sailors law. In West Virginia Cheriston the suffrage amendment appears defeated based on returns so far.
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Grandma Leads 75 to Polls in Princeton Exercise
An eight year old girl from this city led seventy five voters to the polls for Wilson. The voters included her family members and relatives. President cast a vote amid cheering Princeton students in a tire house hero scene.
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Early Returns Favor Gunter In Colorado Race
Early returns show Democrat Gunter taking the lead in Colorado as Carlson campaigns remain confident.
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Colorado for Wilson as Snow Closes In on Election Day
Snow fell over about two thirds of Colorado as voters braved the weather to cast ballots. Returns from numerous precincts showed Governor Carlson trailing, with Hughes and Wilkin leading in statewide counts while Democrats eyed gains in the assembly and Congress.
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New York Favors Hughes in Senate Race Returns Show
New York state backed Hughes by 120000 amid a mixed election night. Whitman carried the state by 156000 while Calder won the senatorial seat by 260000. in New York City Kings County backed Whitman but Calder led in Kings and defeated McCombs in Greater New York. Tammany faced defeats as Wilson's vote totals fell across Manhattan and the Bronx.
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Mrs Mary Elizabeth Marke Casts First Vote at 99
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Marke of Rogers Park celebrated her ninety ninth birthday and cast her first vote at Tuesday's election alongside her son Dy Warde Clarke in Chicago.
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Hughes Casts Vote In Laundry Booth
New York Charles Evans Hughes voted at 7 03 Tuesday morning in the Victoria laundry on Eighth avenue between 44th and 45th streets.
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Bursum Leads for Governor in Close Statewide Return
Early returns show Bursum leading for governor with a razor-thin margin likely unsettled until the official state count. The tally also hints at contests for secretary of state, corporation commissioner, and treasurer with close margins and party splits across counties.
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Santa Fe County Evening to Democrats and Independents
Santa Fe County favored the Democratic and independent ticket in a local election. The contest featured candidates for school superintendent and treasurer with results showing party majorities and margins for Conway and Walker in different offices.
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