Democrats Sweep the Country Victory Telegram Reflections
Princeton New Jersey November 5 Democrats claim Wilson elected and praise campaign leadership. The dispatch notes tariff changes and calls Republicans to unite behind constitutional government. Mayes County sees large Democratic wins in county offices. Wilson thanks Governor Marshall, pledges to advance national service.
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Mayes County
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Jim Sanders
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Mayes
Election Afterthoughts Reflect Aftermath of Campaign
We have just passed through a presidential campaign marked by public questions on tariffs and trusts. The election shows the Republican Party damaged and President Taft repudiated. Democrats gained treasurer, district clerk, county clerk, county superintendent, and register of deeds. Republicans took three county commissioners and elected J. S. Mabon by 210 votes. Davenport carried the county by 50 to 60 votes.
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J. S. Mabon
Davenport
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West States
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Pete Coyne
Alabama
J. B. Butler
Arizona
F. Parks
Arkansas
California
R. Simrus
Colorado
O County
W. Hy
Voyles
Ypconvic Tient
Delaware
Sheriff
la P. Smartt
Florida
Newman
Georgia
Idaho
Anmerman
Mindis
J. W. Roberts
Indiana
Thimmel
Kansas
Weitz
Kentucky
Louisiana
W. L. Trott
Maine
Dy J. &. Murphy
Maryland
Tom W. Smith
Massachusetts
Michigan
Geo, Tyner
Minnesota A. Kinnison
Mississippi
Missouri
Nat G Hunt
Joel Shaw
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Geo. Ashby
S. A. Cobb
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Wis
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J. McBride
H. W. Hicks
New York
H. E. Chastain
North Carolina
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Oclerk District Court
Ohio
Lee R. Mitchell
Sienas
Bauzet
Okahoma
Oregon
Ares
Pennsylvania
J. M. Simms
D. Hone
Rhode Island
Goodban
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
White
Sam Harrison
Texas
Utah
Chas. Teenor
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Vermont
Zack Pumphrey
Virginia
Washington
Bicknell
West Virginia
Bonds
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Pleasant Valley Returns For Classification List
Pleasant Valley election returns show candidates with party and ages. Democrats include S F Parks 74 and many others while Republicans include Wm Simms 41 and Edward Thurman 41 among several names. Bluejacket visitors heard the election returns this morning.
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Pleasant Valley
S. F. Parks
Wm. Simms
Willard H. Voyles
L. P. Smartt
Newman
J. ¥. Roberts
Edward Thurman
W. J. Trott
J.P. Murphy
Tom W. Styith
George Tyner
Virgil A. Kinison
Nat G. Hunt
George Ashby
A. Cobb
E. J. McBride
Herbert W. Hicks
Lee R. Mitchell
Ernest Banzer
H. B. Gore
J. M. Simms
W. Dixon
Bluejacket
John Jenkins
Abe Tiley
J. M. White
Byron Cash
W. HL Doors
Splendid Victory Telegrams greet Wilson win 1912
In Lincoln Nebraska telegrams from W J Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt praise Wilson's victory. Roosevelt accepts the result with humor and supports the progressive cause. Taft concedes Wilson's election and notes the returns. Commanding figures include Wilson Roosevelt Bryan Taft.
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Ottawa County Split Divides Honors Across County
L. D. Bingel from Miami states that Ottawa county honors were about evenly divided. The remark reflects a unsettled outcome amid local recognition debates.
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Ottawa County
L. D. Bingel
Miami
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