The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
TAFT ON THE Wing
ELECTION night
He Will Receive Returns While
Speeding Toward
Capital.

Washington. October :s.-Returns
from the election OF next Tue sday a
week-fraught with interest most un-
usual for an "off year.--will have 70
catch president Taft on the wing.
The President Will be travelling
throughout election night. returning
TO Washington from Cincinnati. where
he goes to exercise his right OF suf-g
8fsagc.
leaving Cincinnati In the early AZ
ternoon OF election day, after haStns
spent about six or seven hours IN MS
home city. the President probably VIII
receive the first scattering returns
showing the drift In tho Eastern
States, when he reaches Golumpns
shortly before 6 o'clock IN the evening"
central time. BY that hour the result
lin New York State, 1t is expected
can be accurately forecast. In many
OF the upstate New York cities and
towns voting machines are used, and
the returns are promptly and auto
lmatically computed. These early re-
turns from upstate. with scattering
districts in Greater New York, should
be sufficient to tell how the tide ~
drumming.
Facllities for Collecting News.
Arrangements are being made IN II, q the
telegraphie diXistG on sne te
l;lyf with al all the news available IN
I.Washington. Special wires VIII be
Hoped into the teleg graph: TO ON nj the
executive Offices, and concise p1His Cyl 1s
There to the President g train So TAR
as Known no Il at tempt will be made
to use wireless. The train will make
number Of unusual sla stops Stops 20 PICS "a
sitting In the observation .parlo Of his
! private car Mr. Taft will be kept al
.Emost as Intimately and Directs y
IItoucll with the situation as though
iIington. +, t3
be recalled by White House attaches chs
.Ithat such a novel plan has had .to. e.
4 p Dor taq election results soosevelt
fused to go to Oyster Bay to vote
lat all elections. but he always re.
turned TO Washtt9gt99n II o1 tame se'
Cincinnati being more distant frp Y
I it Impossible for the Presid emit TO get
back to hsan m0rn.
]. Columbus is the first stop schedu ,s
u for Tie Preside is train. Aft err that
4 litfis expected that he will receive re:
turns at Newark, coahostonsp ennhina
fGa sssup shoTtiy O'clock
TheH Pre- sident's train will top teI
or fifteen minutes at 1p, ~ ih y
y |it is believed that at
returns will be lsuticie ~ !.
1.-The roaul In prac ticall Y ~ the sia sa ~
4 wheregt the interesting 4 hts shave.pe
n ,eaged. travelling the grea part $. 9,
y jthe1nfterr,o and ovenin g II rous h.n.!Is
5 home ateS OF Ohio, thea Presl entHW'il
q Eat the result OF the Bal otinE IN, wa njaI
q state almost first and Gterh
and steno grnphers probe VIII! ~ a rs,
Il Company the Presid dent TO shandle w
Ireturns as they re e ve,s
It usually has been A. ~
Prcsidents on Ion q g. g 9
4 |sccive the returns y ipIa =
II the White Y !.se tI.nsa
and other public roanl ne s,
Who hnppen to be city J, ], AWAY Y,
t fIe Presi and share IN the jubl q
tory = ne Is h y reslds 81,
Taft is not ~ ~ - "
oa,cials g va, sac \, -
turnlne from y, 81 ~ S %,
tary Mort no gq y 3,
NO Il. be T, apESs1 y.
hing % ON sMs WIZ " 4 I
4 m Wa nesd ay, n oYen nper ~ w !.
iPree,dellt SSwtl spend 9 .e,whns1taa!
inthjs city. q nt!e NJ,
noon A VI, !, : W y IN
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