Judge Victor By Plurality Estimated at About 54,000
Albany returns show Miller leading for New York governor with statewide counts from upstate districts. Early figures indicate Miller ahead by about 54 thousand, with Smith and Cox also noted in statewide tallies. Upstate margins and city results are summarized, highlighting urban leads and rural shortfalls amid rain and sleet.
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Californians Back Anti Japanese Law by Large Margin
Early returns from California show about 300000 voters in favor of the anti Japanese measure with an average three to one margin. The scattered results indicate strong public support for the law across the state as voters respond to the controversial proposal.
City Gives Harding 2 to 1 And Smith Wins It 3 to 1
With 224 districts reported, Harding led Cox by more than double in New York City. Republicans claimed sweeping the city, carrying bananata districts in Manhattan and Brooklyn, and predicted a large plurality for Harding. Smith led Miller nearly two to one for governor with a strong city showing.
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Early Montana returns show Harding leading Cox in pres race
Reports from 158 precincts out of 1482 give Cox 7 786 votes and Harding 14 018. In governor totals Wheeler 7 234 trailing Dixon by 1204 with partial precincts reporting. Congressional districts show McCusker 12 845 and Riddick 16 220 in the second district while Jackson and McCormick lead in other counts.
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Wilson Retires After Reading Early Returns
President Wilson endured hours of election returns from Far West amid quiet study in the White House. He retired in fine spirits with Mrs Wilson and family nearby as results streamed in from three news services. Tumulty spoke of Wilson’s defeat in a cause that may triumph later, while plans to publish full returns tomorrow were announced.
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Harding Quietly Wins Senate Victory in Marion Home
Senator Marding, not exultant, vows prayerful responsibility after early Republican returns. Mrs. Harding weeps softly as local friends, Dr George Tyron Harding, Frank Blackston, and guests including Upham Lasker Wrigley and Col. Darden share congratulations at the Marion, Ohio home on election night.
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Republicans Strengthen Grip In Both Houses of Congress
The Republicans widen control in both chambers as Senate gains are reported in multiple states. Early tallies show possible gains of eight to ten seats, with leaders predicting a strong majority if all targets prove true. Reed Smoot reelection looks likely in Utah. California and Colorado picks favor Republicans.
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Harding Wins In Home Town Precincts In Ohio And New England
Early returns from multiple cities show Harding and Coolidge leading in their home districts while Cox performs weakly in several. Notable results include Marion Ohio where Harding leads by 799, Northampton Mass where Harding tops Cox, and Dayton Ohio where Cox loses both city and Montgomery County.
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Harding Wins Ohio in Returns by About 400000
Dayton dispatch reports early Ohio returns show Warren G. Harding with a 404275 to 275 lead statewide, potentially near 500000 with rural totals. The article notes anti League sentiments and a strong showing for Davis for governor, with prospects for Donahy and Fitzgerald in later contests.
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Harding Wins Nationwide Victory in 1920 Election
The Democratic Party concedes defeat as Harding and Coolidge secure a landslide national victory with an expected electoral count above 370. New York State and majorities grow for Republicans in Senate and House, while Debs gathers over two million votes nationwide amid strong Socialist turnout.
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Democratic Hopes Falter as Harding Leads Early States
Early returns show Harding sweeping New England and key states including New York Ohio Illinois Indiana and Connecticut. Connecticut and Cook County hint at Republican majorities. Indiana and West Virginia trend toward Harding as Cox failures mount across pivotal electoral battlegrounds.
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