Nation Elects Harding for President in Landslide Victory
Returns from Idaho precincts show Harding leading Cox in presidential vote with large margins. The nationwide outcome places Harding at about 391 electoral votes, Cox 137, while Republicans sweep state offices and a broad political realignment follows the postwar era.
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Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
New Mexico
Congress
Senate
Wilson
League of Nations
Harding
Cox
Idaho returns show Democrats trailing in 398 precincts
Early results from 398 of 825 Idaho precincts indicate Democratic candidates for national office and the governorship lag behind party rivals. Notable tallies include Moorer 19 855 and Pettibone 17 336 for lieutenant governor among others, with several party incumbents ahead in local races.
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Nathan A. Pettibone
Robert N. Dunn
J. H. Forney
Robert O. Jonesr
Geo. H. Curtis
E. G. Galdet
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Egbert Jones
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Roy L. Black
Ross W. Bates
Stewart Campbell
W. A. Snowd
William A. Leer
J. M. Flynn
Chas. P. McCarthy
E. M. Holden
Tumulty admits defeat of Democratic ticket and League
Washington reports secretary to the president Joseph Tumulty publicly acknowledged defeat of the Democratic ticket and the League of Nations sue. He recalled President Wilson's words on preferring defeat in a worthy cause to triumph in a doomed one. He left the White House for home after speaking.
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White House
Denver Post
Harding Polled Big in South in New Orleans Race
New Orleans reports Senator Harding led with 17,090 votes as 5 of 157 precincts missing. He carried ten known parish districts, won the third congressional district and eight city precincts, mainly uptown residences, by large majorities.
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New Orleans
Harding
Harding's Post Election Reflections in Ohio
Marion Ohio November 2 Senator Harding spoke at 10 pm saying early returns should be trusted and that his win is not personal but a call to Republican responsibility. He asked for prayer and cautioned against exultation while pledging to uphold campaign policy themes.
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Washington
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Harding
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Bryan votes Cox in Lincoln ballot
William Jennings Bryan announced this afternoon that he voted for Cox and Roosevelt for president and vice president. He cast his ballot with his brother Charles W. Bryan near his Faireview home and supported the Democratic tickets for Congress, the legislature, and the state.
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Lincoln, Neb
William Jennings Bryan
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Charles W. Bryan
Faireview
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