Election day in sight as Taft and Bryan forecasts loom
In the final pre election snapshot, Republican and Democratic leaders claim victory while Taft and Bryan tour multiple states. Hitchcock and Mack depart for key voting regions to monitor turnout and returns. Indiana Ohio New York heavy early voting, with figures predicting electoral and labor bloc influence.
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Election forecasts by state hint at Taft gains
Washington Republicans anticipate at least a 40,000 lead for Taft and Sherman, while Democrats expect a 4,600 edge in the state. Oregon and Utah polls mirror tight races, with Oregon showing expected Taft support and Utah parties claiming clear majorities. Montana’s outlook shifts from large Taft margins to narrow leads, and Colorado, Nevada, California, and Arizona feature close contests and ballot issues as voters prepare to state results.
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State Elections Underway in Arizona New Mexico Oregon Maine Vermont
Elections proceed in several states including Arizona and New Mexico with voting in Oregon Maine and Vermont already held. Ballots face tight schedules as voters decide local and statewide offices amid scattered results and party dynamics.
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Political ticket map and amendments summary
The article outlines upcoming U S elections across states with party maps and offices to be decided including governors state officers and legislatures. It lists current Senate makeup 61 Republicans 31 Democrats and House 391 members with 2 vacancies. It notes party tickets in multiple states with Prohibition Socialist Independence and Populist candidates and amendments proposed in many states including a one year residence repeal in South Dakota and a $20 million deep waterway bond in Illinois. It names party candidates including Bryan Kern Taft Sherman Chafin Watkins Debs Hanford Watson Hisgen Graves and Preston with a proxy August Girshawn.
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Nye County Democrats Forecast Wide Victory
Walter D. Cole chairman of the Nye county Democratic central committee predicts 3506 registered voters and about 8200 will vote. He expects 1700 for Bryan, 1000 for Taft, with 600 for Socialists and Independence League. says every Democratic ticket in Nye County will win by an insurmountable majority.
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Taft Is Through Campaign
Taft closes the campaign with a six-speech, six and a half hours in Youngstown and a miles long parade. He heads to Cincinnati to cast his vote tomorrow, urging continued prosperity and protection for American industries and labor. He spoke in Cleveland armory on policies and labor welfare, despite Gompers opposition.
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William H. Taft
Cincinnati
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National Order of Window Glass Makers
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Samuel Gompere
Miner’s suicide attempt ends with death at power line
In Redding California, James Carlson a miner, planned suicide after lacking tools. He scraped insulation from high tension wires feeding the mine and seized both conductors, dying. His body was found at daylight.
Stock market rises after election as traders seek higher ground
New York November 2 The stock market opened and moved higher with prices quietly lifted as traders aimed to meet the situation from a strong vantage point. Some leading stocks traded at levels near the year's high while bonds showed irregular activity.
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Associated Press
New York
Republican landslide predicted in Tonopah canvass
George Edgar Jackson chairman of the Republican county central committee reports a sweeping victory outlook from Tonopah. He says Taft will carry Tonopah by a sizable margin and the county by nearly 500 votes. He predicts a large Republican landslide with four of the seven ticket members likely elected.
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Republican County Central Committee
Tonopah
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Ovation Given To Mr Bryan
Lincoln citizens give a nonpartisan triumph to William Jennings Bryan as he returns from campaign. Democrats and Republicans cheer his reception, his wife mentioned with affection, and he predicts a moral awakening aiding a sweeping victory.
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Kern Ends Its Labors in Toledo Rally
In Toledo on November 2 John Kern urged laborers to unite loyally with the Democratic ticket. He warned that if labor’s power is squandered at the ballot box it will lose political consideration from the major parties. The crowd at Memorial Hall heard the address urging sustained labor influence.
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