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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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Medill MeeCormick
William E. Mason
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Miller
Charles Sergel
Thomas Sullivan
Boone County
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Meliiley
du Page
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Len Small
Knox County
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Morris
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