G O P Sweeps Nation With Whitman Wadsworth Victory
New York returns show Republican gains cap a nationwide sweep led by Charles S Whitman for governor and James W Wadsworth to replace Elihu Root in the Senate. Progressives falter. Cannon back in Congress. Penrose defeats Palmer in Pennsylvania. Democrats gain in Massachusetts but faces smaller House majority. Senate uncertain in several states. Colorado and Indiana tight in late returns.
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New York
Charles S. Whitman
James W. Wadsworth
Elihu Root
United States
Senate
Congress
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
House
A. Mitchell Palmer
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Samuel W. McCall
Walsh
Ilinois
Indiana
California
Colorado
Sullivan
Roger C. Sullivan
Bryan
Chicago
Cook County
L. Y. Sherman
Raymond Robins
Sherman
Shively
Hugh Miller
Beveridge
Charless. Thomas
Hubert Work
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Geo. A. Neeley
Victor Murdock
Joseph L. Bristow
Governor Elect Brumbaugh Receives Nationwide Congratulations
Philadelphia reports Governor elect Martin G Brumbaugh is flooded with over five hundred telegrams of congratulations from across the country. Included is a note from defeated Democratic candidate Vance C McCormick offering sincere congratulations.
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Philadelphia
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Vance C. McCormick
Republicans Carry New Hampshire Governor and Senate Wins
Concord New Hampshire November 5 Republicans lead in early returns from 40 of 290 towns and wards with a governor’s race margin around 9,000 and Gallinger poised for the Senate by a similar lead. Republican gain over 1912 stands 33 percent while Democratic loss reaches 13 percent with Progressive votes down about 80 percent.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Gallinger
Senate
Vermont Republicans Poised to Sweep State Ticket
Burlington Vermont November 5 Republicans project sweeping victory for the ent Republican state ticket led by W Gates of Franklin. Senate contest appears won by Dillingham, a Republican. Subscribe for Warren Mail at $1.00 yearly in advance.
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Vermont
Burlington
W. Gates
Franklin
Dillingham
Penrose Wins Re election in Pennsylvania
Boies Penrose is re elected to the U S Senate by a large plurality in Pennsylvania with about 200000 votes. Dr Martin Brumbaugh wins the governorship by over 175000 and the Republican ticket sweeps state offices.
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Brumbaugh
Republica
Martin Brumbaugh
Maryland Returns Sweep Democrats to Victory in Senate and House
Late returns in Baltimore show United States Senator John Walker Smith re-elected by a 15000 plus plurality. Democrats win the first four congressional districts, signaling broad party gains.
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Maryland
Baltimore
United States
John Walker Smith
Democrats Lose Ground in House Yet Maintain Senate Control
Washington reports show Democrats shrink their House majority while keeping a Democratic Senate. Final tallies place Democrats 231, Republicans 204, with 8 Progressives, 1 Socialist, 1 Prohibitionist. cooperation against the Democrats could narrow the margin to seven votes. J. G. Cannon wins in Danville, Ill. and other Senate races favor Democrats. Brandagee appears safely reelected.
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House
Senate
House of Representatives
J. G. Cannon
Danville
Ill
Sherman
Illinois
Roger C. Sullivan
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Oscar Underwood
United States Senate
Alabama
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Missouri
W. J. Stone
Thomas J. Akins
Kansas
Simeon Baldwin
Connecticut
Brandagee
Sherman Wins in Illinois in Senate Race Returns
Late figures show Lawrence Y. Sherman reelected as Republican senator by 25 000 to 35 000 votes. Roger Sullivan carried Chicago and Cook County, but Sherman led from down state by about 100 000. Illinois Republicans regain strength, with gains including two representative at large and possible additional congressmen.
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Sullivan
Cook County
Chicago
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Roger Sullivan
Sherman
Illinois
Willis Wins in Buckeye State
Cleveland returns show Frank B. Willis with a large plurality and Warren G. Harding likely winning the U S Senate race. Republicans sweep the state ticket, win a majority in both state legislative chambers, and secure at least ten of Ohio’s twenty-two congressmen. Prohibition and women’s suffrage amendments appear defeated. home rule for cities is uncertain but leaning toward passage. Columbus votes dry by a small margin. Cincinnati and Cleveland vote against prohibition by large margins.
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Frank B. Willis
Warren G Harate
General Assembly
Ohio
Cox
Cuyahoga
Lucas
Franklin
Willis
Montgomery
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Jones
Harding
T. S. Hogan
United States
Cities
Columbus
Nicholas Longworth
D. Fess
John G. Cooper
H. William
H. I. Emerson
Miller Wins Mercer Seat in 64th Congress Vote Count
Election results show Samuel H. Miller, Republican of Mercer, elected to the 28th Congressional district, defeating Democrat William McIntyre and Washington party candidate Willis J. Hulings. Counties McIntyre leads in Venango and Elk, while Miller dominates Mercer and Franklin precincts. Phipps defeats DeFrees for State Senate in Warren and Franklin counties.
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Samuel H. Miller
Mercer
28Th
Willis J. Hulings
Wash
Warren
Venango County
William P. I. Ferguson
Prohibition
Franklin
Hulings
Oil City
Ferguson
Miller
McIntyre
Marshall Phipps
State Senate
Joseph DeFrees
Washington
Assembly
Warren County
Phipps
DeFrees
Joan L. Nesbit
Nesbit
Neilly
Edward Lindsey
John G. Smith
Washington Party
Gifford Pinchot
New Jersey Republicans Sweep State Elections
New Jersey, Wilson's home state, voted Republican in partial returns. The GOP appears to have won seven of twelve congressional seats and seized the state legislature from the Democrats. Representative A B Walsh, in the president's district, was defeated by Elijah C Hutchinson.
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New Jersey
Wilson
A. B. Walsh
Elijah C. Hutchinson
Republicans sweep five of six WV congressmen in early returns
West Virginia returns show Republicans leading in five of six districts with George White winning in the First, W. G. Brown in the Second, S. B Avis in the Third, Hunter Moss in the Fourth, Edward Cooper in the Fifth, and Howard Sutherland overall. Brown is set to succeed himself in the Second.
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Judge Frazer
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Trexler
Superior Court
Clark
Brumbaugh
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Penrose
Taft
Palmer
Pinchot
Wilson
Roosevelt
William S. Ware
George S. Graham
J. Hampton Moore
George W. Edmonds
Peter E. Costello
George P. Darrow
Thomas S. Butler
Fighth
Henry W. Watson
William W. Griest
John H. Farr
John J. Casey
Thomas D. Heatin
Arthur G. Dewalt
Louis T. McFadden
Edward R. Kress
John V. Lesher
B. K. Focht
Aaron S. Kreider
J. S. Hartman
C. W. Beales
C. S. Rowland
W. H. Coleman
John M. Morin
Andrew J. Barchfeld
M. M. Garland
John R. K. Scott
Thomas S. Crago
Daniel Lafean
Charleston
W. Va
Brown
George White
W. G. Brown
Avis
Hunter Moss
Edward Cooper
Howard Sutherland
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Whitman Wins New York Governor Election landslide
Rural New York favors Charles S Whitman who defeats Democrat Martin Glynn by a large plurality likely around 130000. James W Wadsworth elected U S senator over J W Gerard with a plurality near Whitman’s. Sulzer runs ahead in many areas while Republicans dominate both state houses. Buffalo votes for charter reform and Syracuse city supports Whitman by about 4000.
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Charles S. Whitman
Martin H. Glynn
Whitman
Cleveland
James W. Wadsworth
Geneso Ia
United States
J. W. Gerard
Germany
Wadsworth
United States Senate
F. ©. Tanner
Republican State Committee
Republican
Republican Party
Murphy
Roosevelt
Hearst
Wilson
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Glynn
Buffalo
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Syracuse
Whit
Whitman Edges Whitman? Roosevelt Reacts To NY Polls
Roosevelt learns Whitman wins in New York as Sulzer and Progressives trail. He comments that the eastern Republicans lead while Democrats hold the west, then declines to speculate further. Oyster Bay witnesses his wary reaction to the results.
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New York State
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Bec
Whitman
Dave
Sulzer
Progressioe
Colonel
Religiou
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Regeans
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