The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-02
save for hoarseness.

All Taft.s speeches today were
made in labor centers. He emph hasized
strongly his friendly feeling for the
interest of organized and unorganized
labor and said he would not be affec-
ted in the event of his election by
the fight made on him by Gompers.
Iowa in Doubtful Column.
Des MoineS, Ia, Nov. 2.-Democrat-
ic Chairman Price says that Iowa is
in the doubtful column with the chan
ces bright for Bryan. Republican
Chairman Franks estimates Taft's
majority at $4,000.
Judge Kern in Ohio.
Toledo, O.. Nov. 2.-Judge Kern is
devoting the last day of the campaign
to Ohio, closing with a speech here
tonight
Both Claim California.
San Francisco, Nov. 2.-The Repub
licans claim a plurality of $4,000 for
Taft, and the Democrats claim 10000
for Bryan.
Taft Will Garry Utah.
Salt Lake, Nov. 2.-It is practically
conceded that Taft will carry Utah.
being supported by the Mormon lead
ers. Interest centers in the fight in
Salt Lake county between the Amer
lean and Republican parties.
Kentucky Claimed by Both.
louisville, KY, Nov. g. The Re
publican managers claim Kentucky
by 10000, the Democrats by $1,000.
Both Confident in Ohio.
Cincinnati, Nov. Both parties
admit there may be surprises.
Democratic State Chairman CARRIER
predicts 5000 majority f'r Bryan.
The Republicans expect ~ least 40
thousand majority for TAI.
Depends on the New Voters.
Helena, Mont, Nov. 2.-While the
managers of both parties claim the
state by small plurality the result
is in doubt, depending upon the votes
of 10000 new voters.
Both Claim Washington.
Seattle, Nov. 2.-The Democratic
state chairman predicts that Bryan
will carry Washington by $4,000. The
Republicans claim the state by 5000.
Idaho for Taft.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. Both parties
are claiming Idaho, but the unbiased
opinion seems to be that Taft will
nave a substantial plurality.
Bryan Pours Hot Shot Into EN-.
Leavenworth, Kan, Nov. 2.-Mr.
Bryan's tour of Kansas today was
marked by the candidate pouring hos
shot into the Republican ranks. He
was heard by enormous crowds wher-
ever he appeared. He attacked the
trusts and the attitude of the Repub-
iicans in regard to the support of
Rockefeller. He said the government
deposits enough money in national
banks owned by the Standard Oil in
terests and allows the Standard to
make enough money out of the depos-
it's to more than finance a campaign.
Wisconsin Doubtful.
Milwaukee, Nov. g. Republican
figures show 100000 majority for Mr..
Taft in Wisconsin. The Democratic
chairman says the state will give to
Bryan 5000 plurality.
Labor Vote Will Swing State.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 2.-The DEM
ocrats assert that the railroad labor
vote will swing Wyoming to Bryan.
The Republicans expect Taft to Sc
cure $500 majority.
Colorado Close.
Denver, Nov 2.-The Republicans
and Democrats each claim Colorado
for their entire tickets by $1,000 to
10000. Conservative estimates indi-
cate that the majority for either Bry
an or Taft will fall below 5000. Inter
est centers in the application of the
Democratic managers to the supreme
court to appoint special watchers in
Huerfano and Las Animas counties
. prevent alleged plans to roll up
big Republican majority by fraudu-
lent means which might change the
result in the state.
Wide Disagreement in Figures.
Chicago, Nov. 2.-Illinois was claim
led today by both Republicans and