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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1916

Page

2

Presidential Age Closeest In Many Years

New York voters react to election results as Hughes and Fairbanks lead in early tallies. Republican papers declare victory while Democratic organs concede. City celebrations and searchlights mark the moment as the nation awaits final results and official count.

New York Hughes Vairbanks Slughes White House

New York Opinion Notes Hughes Victory Uncertain

The New York press reports a razor close national contest with early returns from cities favoring Hughes or Wilson. Country districts later shrink Hughes lead, as California and other states slow to report. New York shows Hughes strong, Whitman leads, while Wisconsin and Illinois stay Republican.

Wilson Hughes California Los Angeles New York Whitman Knox Ellis L. Orvie Bellefonte Senate George T. Ulver Nebraska Hitchcock Kennedy Rrpublican Iowa Harding Hull Sweet Haugen Good Ramseyer Dowell Towner Green Woods Scott Moore Brown Washington Navy House United States Senate Montana United States New Jersey West Virginia Indiana Ohio Michigan Omaha Missouri St. Louis Kansas City

Governors Elected in Various States

A depository of gubernatorial winners lists names and party affiliations across the United States. Notable figures include Hunt in Arizona, Brough in Arkansas, Carlson in Colorado, Ho comb in Connecticut, Knott in Florida, Dorsey in Georgia, Lowden in Illinois, and Whitman in New York, among others.

Arizona George W. P. Hunt Arkansas Charles Hilman Brough Colorado George A. Carlson Connecticut Marcus H. Hocomb Delaware John G. Townsend Florida M. W. Knott Georgia Hugh M. Dorsey Tidaho W. D. Davis Sinois Frank O. Lowden Indiana James P. Goodrich Iowa W. P. Harding Arthur M. Capper Massachusetts Samuel M. McCall Michigan Albert E. Sleeper Minnesota Missouri Frederick D. Gardner Montana Frank J. Edwards Nebraska Keith Neville New Hampshire Henry W. Keyes New Jersey Walter E. Edge J. A. A. Burnquist New Mexico E. C. de Baca New York Charles S. Whitman North Carolina Thomas WW. Bickett North Dakota Linn J. Frazier Ohio Frank B. Willis Rhhode Island R. L. Beeckman South Carolina Richard L. Manning South Dakota Peter Norbeck Tennessee Tom C. Rye Texas James I. Ferguson Utah Simon Bamberger Vermont Horace E. Graham Washington Henry McBruce West Virginia Ira B

Illinois Votes Go Red as Hughes and Lowden Sweep

Illinois delivers a strong Republican verdict with Hughes for president and Lowden for governor winning by large pluralities. The women voters split similarly to men, Dunne concedes to Lowden, and counties across the state favor Hughes, while Chicago shines for Hoyne and Cunnea underperforms.

Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Hughes Ohio Republican State Committee Wilson Maryland Chicago Lowden Dunne Edward J. Brundage Trustees University of Illinois Mary Busey Urbana William L. Abbott Otis W. Holt Geneseo Medill MeeCormick William E. Mason Lewis Stevenson Cunnea Hoyne Miller Charles Sergel Thomas Sullivan Boone County Champaign Meliiley du Page Cook Little Henderson Mississippi River Iroquois Shankakee Len Small Knox County Roosevelt Lake la Salle Lawrence Lee Colonel Lowden Macon Decatur Massac Ohio River McLean Bloomington Alton Railroad Mercer Qyle Lodwen Frank O. Lowden Sinnissippi Farm Oregon Richard Morris University of Michigan Justice Hughes United States Washington Luwden

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