Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-08
MAINE FOB WILSON,.

No0SN tAS L1iOSloI a
been successful. With 400 out of so
- ces In the State reported, the vote
.ood. Roosevelt, 43,267; Taft, U.s.
02S Wilson, 4S,036.
II the same ratio is held throughout
it was estimated that the plurality of
Wilson would be 2635. President
Taft's plurality In 1908 was 1854.
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC.
The indications with half he State
tabulated We're that Massachusetts had
favored a Democratic candidate for
President for the first time in its his
tory. Governor Foss apparently was
reelected by an increased plurality,
and Incomplete returns from the six
teen Congressional districts showed
the Democrats to have made slight
gains.
Returns from SAT out of 1902 voting
precincts in the State gave for Presi-
dent: Roosevelt, 1894; Taft, 5000;
Wilson, 7 1861. The same precincts In
1908 gave Bryan 71.30S, Taft los, 1882.
Governor Wilson's strength in Bos-
ton exceeded that of Colonel Roose-
welt and President Taft combined.
The latter almost evenly divided the
vote received by Taft o years ago.
| The Democratic nominee made a slight
gain over the vote given Bryan In
1908.
WASHINGTON FOR ROOSEVELT.
Roosevelt has carried Washington
by probably 10000 plurality over Will
SOB. The Progressive State chairman
claims 5000; the Democratic chair
man comedies 10000. Roosevelt has
carried with him to victory the two
Progressive candidates for Congress
men.at-large, J. A. Falconer and j.. w.
Bryan.
Robert +. Hodge, Progressive IAN
didate for Governor, a ~Scotchman, for
merly q sailor, coal miner and pugilist,
may have been beaten in he race for
Governor. He made a remarkable
campaign through the State, being
possessed of a fine voice and figure.
Toward the close of the campaign he
was savagely attacked by Republican
newspapers and speakers. 1t is said
that all the other candidates on the
Progressive State ticket had been
elected.
In the race for Governor. Lister,
Democrat: Hodge, Progressive, and
Hay. Republican, are running almost
together. n the result is in doubt.
ROOSEVELT LEADS IN MICHIGAN.
Returns from 145 out of 2115 State
precincts show Taft 12.347 Roosevelt
2O,33O Wilson 1906. This does not
include the incomplete count in many
Detroit precincts. 1t is conceded that
Roosevelt will carry the State.
WILSON SWEEPS WISCONSIN.
Complete returns from Milwaukee
county and scattered precinct 5
throughout the State indicate that
Governor Wilson has swept Wisconsin
by from 10000 to 10000 votes. The
Democratic candidate carried Milwau-
kee county over President Taft by
close to 10000, and the meager returns
from upstate show that Wilson is
running even in strong Republican dis
tricts.
Roosevelt is running behind PreSi-
dent Taft except in Winnebago county
which the Progressive candidate car
ried by a small margin owe Wilson.
Congressman Victor L.. Berger OF
Milwaukee, the only Socialist in Con.
gress, vas defeated for reelection by
former Congressman William H. Stat
ford, who ran as a fusion candidate on
the Democratic ticket.
The entire Socialist ticket in Mil
waukee went down to defeat before
the non-partisan coalition of Demo.
Gratis and Republicans, with the pos
sible exception of Winifred G. Zebel
present District Attorney.
KANSAS IN DOUBT.
Returns at midnight Tuesday indi.
Gated that the Progressive national
ticket and the Republican State ticket
had been victorious in Kansas. Pro
gressive leaders claimed the State for
Roosevelt by a plurality of from TO-,
900 to Ii, 900, but the Democrats main.
tanned that the complete vote would
place Wilson in the lead. w. r
Stubs, Republican, was leading Will
liam II. Thompson, Democrat, in the
race for United States Senator.
IOWA DOUBTFUL.
Figures from about one-fourth Of the
precincts reverse the Presidential plu
r~alities and will put Woodrow Wilson
ahead of Colonel Roosevelt by from
1000 to 5000, If the present ratio %
tinues
Complete returns from ffty-six Iowa
precincts gave Taft 1857, Wilson 1928
Roosevelt 4752. The vote in 1908, same
precincts, gave Taft 1900, Bryan 4S36
MISSOURI FOR WILSON.
Missouri with its eighteen electoral
votes is safely In the Democratic col