El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06

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ture probably will be strongly Demo
: cratic in both branches
NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh, N c., Nov. 6.-Taft ran a
: bad third, but wilson polled the usual
! Democratic plurality over Roosevelt
/ in this state.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Fargo, N. D.. Nov. 6.-This state is
safe for Wilson. Taft having run third.
The Republican state ticket wins
OHIO.
Columbus, o., Nov. president Taft
/ lost his own state by a plurality of
I nearly 100000.
OKLAHOMA.
Oklahoma City Okla. Nov. g.
! Woodrow Wilson carried Oklahoma by
: a majority estimated al $4,000. Sena-
/ tor Robert L. owen, candidate for re-
I election under the Oregon plan, de-
/ feated his Republican opponent, judge
/ J. B. Dickerson. by a large majority.
OREGON.
! Portland, Ore Nov 6.-Oregon IS
3 safe for Wilson. though the count will
not be complete for some days.
/ Roosevelt is second
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov Theodore
! Roosevelt has captured this state from
the Republican party which gave Taft
nearly 800, 900 plurality four years ago.
Taft runs a poor third, while Wilson
and Roosevelt ran neck and neck dur
ing much OF the count
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence. rR- L, Nov. Revised
and complete returns from Rhode Island
y DIV 10 foil r in 81
: 1648S; Taft, 27,755; Wilson, 3O,29Q;
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston. S. c.. Nov. Roosevelt
electors ran second, but Wilson poQed
the usual Democratic plurality.
Wilson's majority in this state is es-
timated at between $4,000 and $4,000
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. with no
Taft electors in the field, Roosevelt
probably wins over Wilson, though
the count is very close. Wilson may
come across in the complete count
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 6.-The usual
Democratic pluralities were pOlled-
TEXAS.
Austin, Tex, Nov. 6. - Wilson's
plurality wiz be 10000 more than
Bryan's four years ago Very few Taft
votes were cast
UTAH.
salt Lake. Utah. Nov. 6.-This state
gives its electoral vote to Taft.
VERMONT.
Burlington, Vt, Nov. Though
with the Republican party and votes
for Taft.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 6-ROOseVelt /
polled fair vote in this state, but the
usual Democratic plurality is not at
fected.
WASHINGTON.
Seattle, Wash, Nov. 6.-RoOseTelt /
wins the state of Washington over
Wilson. Taft had little show.
Five hundred and seventy-six. pre-
cincts out Of 1903 in the state Of
Washington give Roosevelt 33,4S9;
Wilson 24,791; Taft 1916.
For governor, 4S9 precincts give
Lister, Democrat, 1886; Hay. Rep,
1926 Hodge. Progressive, 12,O72
For congressman at large, 5T5 pre-
cincIs give Falconer CPD 1850; Bryan
tP.) 11,ZI2; Frost (R) 1855; Dewey
CD) 1920.
Humphrey CR) and Warburton CP)
have established good leads in the I
first and second congressional dis |
tricts, respectively. while $50 precincts |
in the third eve La Toilette (El) 1858; |
Goodin (P) 1851; DrUmheller Cd 1904. 4
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, W Va, Nov. Wilson |
to have some show early in the count /
ins.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 6.-Wisconsin /
VIII cast its 13 votes for Wilson His |
plurality is between 20, 900 and 10000, !
with Roc evelt running behind TAFT. /
The race for governor is very close
Congressman victor l. Berger, Of 1
Milwaukee, the only Socialist in con- /
gresss was defeated for reelection by 1
former congressman William II. STAFF !
ford. who ran as a fusion candidate on 4
the Democratic ticket.
The entire Socialist ticket, locally, !
went down in defeat
Scattered returns on the WOman's !
suffrage amendment shows that the |
proposition was Overwhelmingly de- |
feated in Wisconsin.
WYOMING.
Cheyenne WyO Nov 6.-While the
result will not be known for some /
time with certainty, it is believed that |
Taft viii get the three votes Of Wyo-
ming.
Figures at 1850 a. m indicated that
Warren. Republican. for the senate, has
80. and KendriclZ, Democrat "a mem
bers of the legislature. Tire counties
both sides. The Republicans claim /
1000 majority for the head of the ticket. I
With six counties to hear from, Re I
publicans are claiming that senator I
senator with AZ necessary to elect. .
Wilson and Taft are running close. .
Congressman MondeH, Republican, is .
reelected.
Woman Wins at Langtry.
Langtry. Tex, Nov. En- this pre- I
judge, Brown beat Mcdowell, the !
present incumbent IS votes Miss 7
Strickland, for superintendent OF I
schools, has her man opponent badly !