Election appears sure in key states
The report summarizes early returns and claims from multiple cities and parties on the 1912/early 20th century style election. It notes Hughes leading in New Hampshire, California and Minnesota contested, with Wilson shown gaining in several states including Washington and Minnesota being pivotal. Reports from Concord Chicago Portland and New York reflect shifting tallies and potential outcomes as votes come in.
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West Virginia Democrats Claim Edge In Senate Race
Dispatches report Democrat momentum in West Virginia with senator candidate Child claiming Wilkin led Hughes. In Minnesota preview, Wilson appears set to win by a margin of around five thousand votes as precincts tally. California results show Hughes leading Hughes and Wilson with totals from hundreds of precincts.
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Pendleton Normal Carry State Measure Ahead
Early returns show Pendleton Normal measure leading in the state with 951 yes votes in Portland and a 137 margin statewide. Outside Multnomah, 14 984 yes to 14 854 no with Multnomah count still pending. Umatilla county reports about a 2300 yes margin across 67 precincts. statewide results uncertain until all votes are counted.
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Crowds Gather as East Oregonian Reports Returns
A large crowd at the Fast Oresehiah building watched returns with strong Wilson support. Hughes led early in the evening, prompting a celebratory street ovation planned by his supporters as the night wore on. Silent tension lingered amid hopeful anticipation for final results.
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Umatilla County Returns Split Races Across Precincts
The tally shows Ritner and Hodgen leading prime races in Pendleton while Reeves trails. Voters indicate Democrat Lou Hedgen and Republican Roy Bitner among final state contenders with scattered margins across precincts including 38 Meinderton.
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Wilson Wins Umatilla by Nearly 1000 Votes
Umatilla County unofficial returns from 9 of 64 precincts show President Wilson leading Hughes by 915 votes. Wilson is favored in most areas, with Pendleton and Hermiston offering strong Republican support. overall Wilson expected to approach a 1000 vote majority.
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How County Voted on the Measures in Pendleton and Umatilla
Pendleton cast a near unanimous vote for the measure with 1055 to 105. Umatilla County backed the proposal by 874 to 168. The record notes a dry county tradition and a push to retain a dry status, with other statewide measures receiving support or opposition mixed across the region.
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