TOTALS IN NEW YORK DETECT VOTE TIDBITS AND WHITMAN VICTORY
Revised returns show Sulzer leading for governor with 527 151 and Whitman ahead in the U S Senate race with 132 174 while Davenport trails. The article notes the split voting pattern and that Whitman will keep the district attorney post until January 1 as he prepares to reorganize state government under Republican control.
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Davenport
Moose
New York
Roevernor
Whitman
Stoats
Glvun
Glynn
United States
Walspworch
Gerard
Uiem
College Preag
Wadswee
Pullficiana
Sulees
Sulaer
Cal
Roose Veliy
Democratic
Republican Party
Elect Whittean
Franklin Murphe
New Jersey
Charles B. Set
Taft
Teimbera
Lust Aigherst
Tiie
Becker
Wesior-eleet
Dee
Nvn
Carnst
Menry Siegel
Ifienesco
Iit Respurige
Berker
Court of Appeals
Clark Blames The War For Election Shifts In Congress
Champ Clark, Speaker, attributed Republican wins in numerous states to wartime conditions and party realignments. He said the gains do not rebuke the President, noting a long congressional session limited campaigning and that Democratic plurality in the House was about 6000, with reelection margins shaping the near term.
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Bowling Green
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Anu
Prvacsstg
Lemis- Tyros
Cote
Din- TV
Cts
Ualup Als
Chamberlain Reelected as Democratic Senator Wins
Oregon returns Chamberlain as Democratic incumbent to the Senate, with Hawley and Sinnott elected in the House. In the Third district Republican J.S. MenArthur succeeds A. Lafferty. Republican James Withycombe wins the governorship, succeeding Oswald West. the prohibition amendment passes by a large majority.
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A Orthur Oteg
Oregon
Enate Crearice Chamberlain
Hawley
M. J Sinnott
Repub
JS. MenArthur
A. Lafferty
T James Withycombe
Progressives Lead in Georgia Counties in 1912 Returns
Unofficial returns from Atlanta show that the Progressives carried between 12 and 16 Georgia counties in yesterday's election. The 1908 results had Taft carrying 7 Georgia counties, marking a notable shift in party strength.
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Atlanta
Ira
Georgia
Whitam H. Taft
Col Roosevelt Quotes Scripture on Election Outcome
Col Theodore Roosevelt declines to share opinion on New York election results. He cites a church lesson from November 3, quoting 2 Timothy iv 3-4 about people seeking myths over truth and says he has nothing to add yet. He notes he may speak further after returns are complete.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
New York State
Episcopal Church
Timothy
Democrats Win Big as Stone Sees Endorsement of Wilson Policy
St Leonia November 4 Senator William J. Stone of Missouri, chairman of the Senate foreign affairs committee, calls the election result an emphatic endorsement of the administration. He notes unity on the Republican side and the near disappearance of the Progressive vote. He cites the tariff and currency laws and the hard times cry, praising Democratic performance and saying he has congratulated the President. With smaller majorities, he predicts an interesting Congressional fight and asserts Democrats will be on their mettle.
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St. Leonia
William J. Stone
Missouri
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Wilson
Progressive Party
Congress
Socialists Satisfied Says a Leader in Chicago
Chicago November 4 The Socialist party expresses satisfaction with the election results led by executive secretary Walter Lautersieck. Meyer London won Congress in New York, while James Manger secured reelection to the New Jersey legislature, Harry Popp won a city council seat, and Brueckmann was reelected Mayor with Socialist wins locally.
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Socialist Party
Asid Walter Lautersieck
National Socialist Party
Meyer London
Congress
New York
James Manger
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Elisabeth
N. J
Harry Popp
Haleson
William Brueckmann
Nnola
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Lauternleck
Charles F. Booher
William P. Borland
Clement C. Dickinson
Mureney Wi. Hamlin
Dorsey W. Shackleford
Champ Clark
Dent
Jacob Kh. Meeker
Willam L. Igoe
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Joseph J. Russell
Perl D. Decker
Moses P. Kinkaid
P. Nevada
Allarge
K. LE. Hoberta
New Hampshire
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Hdward H. Wagon
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Isaac Bacharach
Thomas J. Scully
Elijah C. Hutchinson
John H Capstick
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Edward W. Gray
Wayne Parker
Fred K. Lethbach
John J. Fagan
James A. Haroil
New Mexico
H. B. Fergusson
Frederick C. Hicks
Caldwell
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James P. Maher
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Michael
Conry
Peter J. Dooling
Sfohna F. Carew
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William M. Chandler
Isaac Eeigel Hep
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Henry Bruckner
Joseph A. Goulden
Woodson R. Ogleahy
James W. Husted
Edmund Pratt
Charles B. Ward
Rollin B. Sanford
James S. Walker
William Churles
E. A. Mewritt, Jr
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Homer PB. Snyder
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Claude Kitchin
George E. Hand
Hdward W. Cou
Charles M. Stedian
Hannibal Be. Godwin
Robert N. Page
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Protection Victory Shifts Course in National Race
Protection victory cited by John Eversman as proof the country favors a Republican and protective tariff. He claims Republican gains indicate a united party, with progressives fading and the Democratic administration weakened. Frank Woods, Republican chairman, in Esterville, Iowa, said he would study returns before commenting tomorrow.
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John ©. Eiversman
Republican Congressional Committee
Mr. Eversman
Congress
New England
Ennsylvania
Ohio
Central States
Kansas
Frank P. Woods
Republican National Congressional Committee
Estearville
Iowa
Sim eon Baldwin Comments on Connecticut Senate Result
Gov Sim eon Baldwin a Tremocratic candidate for United States senator spoke on the election outcome in New Haven Connecticut. He attributed the result to Progressive fatigue returning to the Republican fold and cited the New York New Haven and Hartford Company director indictments and libel as conspirators against Connecticut citizens as harming Democratic prospects.
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Conn
Simeon E. Baldwin
United States
Frank B
Huthdegee
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Smore
New York
Hartford
Martial Law Considered as Federal Troops Rally Arkansas Mines
Amid coal region unrest in Hartford valley and surrounding towns, Maj. F. McClure moves four cavalry units toward Fort Smith to enforce U S court orders in the Bache-Denman mine receivership. President Wilson issues proclamation warning rioters to disperse by noon Sunday or face sturdy action.
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F. McClure
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Federal Grand Jury
Frank Youmans
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United States
Federal District
Hartford
Midland
Woodrow Wilson
Texas Defeats Amendments in Ballas Tex Vote
Ballas Tex Nov 4 Constitutional amendments fell in Texas yesterday with the initiative referendum and recall defeated. Proposals to raise pay for State Legislators and allow counties to erect sex walls were rejected. Local straw vote on cotton acreage reduction drew few observers. overall turnout was small and progressive support declined significantly.
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Tex
Texas
Maryland Counties Go Dry Vote Shifts State Wet Status
Special to The Washington Poet reports that Carroll, Garrett, and Cecil counties voted dry in the election, leaving less than a quarter of Maryland wet. Ammigalcon League officials have begun a campaign to target the remaining territory as results come in.
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Garrett
Cecil
Baltimore
Jarrett
Maryland
Ammigalcon League
Senator Smoot Victor Defeats Moyle in Utah Result
Salt Lake City Utah November 4 returned now at hand assure that Senator Smoot Republican has been rejected by 1500 to 2000 majority over Moyle fusionist.
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Utah
Smoot
Moyle
Membership of Next House Shows Inroads on Democratic Majority
Unofficial returns indicate the Democratic Party will retain control of the House in the Sixty-fourth Congress, though with a narrowed majority. The roll of elected members lists numerous Democrats and a few Republicans across states including Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois and more, with multiple districts contributing to the ongoing shift in party balance.
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Shively Leads Indiana Senate Race With 33,000 Plurality
With two thirds counted in Indianapolis Shively Democrat holds a 33 000 vote edge over Republican Hugh Miller and is expected to maintain the lead statewide The Democratic ticket also seems assured by about 26 000 votes The state panel weighs constitutional convention and centennial funds but final results are unsettled
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