Democrats Win Decisive Victory in Presidential Election
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey secured the presidency with 442 electoral votes, the largest ever total. Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana will become vice president. Roosevelt carried six states with 77 votes, Taft 12. States listed include Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, and Washington.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
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Taft
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Michigan
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
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Political Landslide Redraws U.S. Power in 1912 Era
The Democratic Party secured the presidency and both houses of Congress in a sweeping victory. Roosevelt and Taft trailed Wilson, who led with about 46 percent, while Roosevelt drew near 29 percent and Taft 25. Congress will feature 296 Democrats, 120 Republicans, and 16 Progressives in the House, with a Senate at 51 Democrats to 43 Republicans. Governors rose to 39 Democratic wins nationwide. Champ Clark reelected as Speaker, while Uncle Joe Cannon was defeated. Local results showed Idaho leaning Taft, with statewide Republican margins dominating in the legislature. Philadelphia musician Fred Wenrena died aged 75.
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Idaho Republicans Sweep State in Big Victory
Idaho Republicans dominate the election with electors for Taft and a full GOP ticket headed by John M. Haines winning the governorship. Governor Hawley concedes, Taft-favored Maines gains a solid plurality, and the party appears strong in both branches, aided by southeastern counties.
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Gem
Taft
John M. Haines
James H. Hawley
John M. Maines
Reearna
G. H. Martin
Saines
Died after long life in Washington figure Mrs. Martha Trammel
Mrs. Martha T Trammel died in Washington after living sixty three years in the capital She once danced at the inauguration of her cousin President Zachary Taylor and was a familiar figure in local social circles lasting through her long life.
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Washington
Martha T. ‘Trammel
Zachary Taylor
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