New York Returns Boost Taft State Ticket in Election
In New York many results show Taft and Hughes leading, with Taft's statewide plurality rising to around 200,000 as late returns confirm a solid Republican state ticket. City results favor Taft over Chanler, while statewide races and local ballots reveal mixed commissions and amendments.
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Tam- Tawny Ball
Local Saco County Ballot Vote Report Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR notes show a county leveled political vote report with references to a Republican vote and an official tally in Saco area. Missing names, dates, and figures prevent full reconstruction. readable bits point to a county wide vote activity and candidate alignment.
Town and Township News Highlights and Elections
In twenty five of twenty eight precincts results show Miss Liza Phillips winning county superintendent ahead of her ticket. Local social notes mention gatherings, visits, and a Democratic speech. Waverly and Waterloo residents frequent the area with family visits and birthday celebrations.
Election fallout and local voting results in Waterloo area
In Waterloo area voters elected several officials with Taft and Republican candidates carrying Blackhawk county. District results show Rownd and Vit. r den winning, Kirby and Johnson among others securing seats. Bennington township faced lengthy ballot counting and East Waterloo delayed votes into early Wednesday morning.
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Kendall Wins Big in Sixth District Returns
Ottumwa Iowa November 4 Special returns from two thirds of the precincts in the sixth district show Kendall with a majority of 1162 over Dan Hamilton. Hamilton carried only Keokuk and Davis counties with 200 and 600 respectively. All other counties voted for Kendall.
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Hull Wins Re election to Congress by About 6000
Des Moines Iowa November 4 Captain Hull is re elected to congress from the seventh district by about 6000. He carried Polk county by about 2000.
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Complexity of Congress and Dawson’s lead noted
Davenport Iowa Nov. 4 Special Dawson's plurality will not be eda than 2,246. Washington Nov. 4 Up to noon today will 36 iisthleta yet to be counted for the republicans have a majority of 38 in the next house. W L Ickes left yesterday morning for Freeport to cast his vote.
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Remier Rohde Dead Father of R Rohde in Toledo
Remier Rohde died in Toledo after a week of illness at age over seventy five. He had lived with his son Jobo Rohde near Gladbrook since his wife’s death in Des Moines in November 1907. C R Rohde left for Toledo to accompany the remains to Garnaville for interment in the family homeland.
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Zimmerman Pioneer of Gilbertville Wins Summons
LD Zimmerman, longtime Gilbertville resident and community pioneer, successfully answers a summons after filing a petition for succession seeking guardianship of local affairs and continuation of fund initiatives.
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Taft carries native state by wide margin in early returns
Early election tallies show Taft leading in his home state by a rough 60,000 to 76,000 plurality as Democrats expect Harmon to win governor. Voters faced a large ballot and slow counting with many counties not yet reporting full figures and legislators to be decided later.
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Taft Victory Dubbed Against Radicalism in Oregon
President Roosevelt praised the Republican victory as steady progress avoiding unwisely radicalism or improper conservatism. He said Taft’s nomination triumphed over reactionary conservatism and his election over unwise radicalism. Oregon returns show Taft leading by about 24,000 as early counties report.
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Died in the Southland After Health Referrals
Waterloo friends mourn Mrs. Hen Fox, formerly of this city, who died in Magnolia Mississippi after leaving Fort Dodge for health reasons. Her husband Mr. Fox, once a locomotive engineer on the Lands Central route, followed later, and the family had earlier moved from this city to Fort Dodge in 1889 and then to Charles City for several years.
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TAFT WINS MAJOR STATES AS REPUBLICANS SEIZE HOUSE
Returns from multiple states show Taft carrying Wisconsin and California, with Minnesota and Nebraska leaning Republican. The GOP claims a large lead in Congress with around 190 Republicans to 169 Democrats, while Bryan appears poised to win Nebraska and Maryland shifts toward Bryan in later tallies.
George O'Neill Loses Timepiece During Political Talk
George O'Neill was relieved of his gold watch valued at about $15 while discussing politics with an acquaintance Tuesday afternoon. He did not report the theft and the incident occurred as his friend departed. Filipinos pleased by Tatwag election results across the Philippines.
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