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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06
HOW THEY VOTED.
Continued from Page One.)

remarked as he came out that the
ballot was so big ''he had a hard time
finding the Democratic Presidential
electors
The governor left his home here.
about 1890 O'Clock in gay spirits, With
him were his bodyguard, Captain w.
j. Mcdonald, and his secretary, Wal
ter Measday. The tread of their feet
along the stonewalk gave the COVER
nor musical inspiration and he sang,
TRAMP, tramp. tramp, the boys are
marching" as he marched along TO
the polls, swinging a heavy black
cane.
On his way to the voting booth he
stopped abruptly in front of a little
frame house.
when / was a Freshman in col
lege," he said, Il used to eat in that
house. One night / got fishbone in
my throat and jumped off that piazza
six times in an effort to jolt it out,
but it wouldn't jolt"
The governor took short cut to the
polls. going through the yard of Col.
William Libbey. II. member of his
staff
When the nominee arrived at the
polling booth, he was greeted by a
group of photographers and specta-
tors A half dozen photographers had
perched their cameras in the interior
of the little engine house.
I'm enforce the law if you like and
have these men put out; I'm governor,
you know" the nominee said laugh
ingly to the tellers; but they were en-
joying the scene too much to be lit
eral
Woodrow Wilson, No. 8 Cleveland
Lane, ballot liz" announced one of
the tellers as he recorded the COVER
nor's vote. The governor was in the
booth just four minutes. As he came
out he spoke of his difficulty in find
ing the Democratic Presidential cleo
tors.
They're down at the bottom of the
sheet somewhere" he said plaintively.
As the nominee strolled up the street
where the enginehouse is situated
many friends stopped to shake hands.
He walked back to his home after yot-
ing and sat down with stenographer
to answer letters. Soon Vice Chairman
William c. MeAdoo of the Democratic
National campaign committee and Ma
tional Committeeman Josephus Dam
iels of North Carolina, arrived at the
house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06
DEMOCRATS SWEEP
THE WHOLE COUNTRY

for President from IL towns out OF 3s
towns and cities in Rhode Island give.
Taft, 1912; Wilson, 1123: Roosevelt,
495
In 1908. these towns gave: Taft 2767;
Bryan, 916.
For Governor these towns gave:
Pothier fT2). 1866; Green CD. 1888;
Hupes H). 225.
Last year, the vote for Governor
was. Pottier (R), 14ls; Waterman
CD. SIG.
Providence. r. l., NOV. 5.--76 districts
give: Taft, 1922; Wilson. 1881; Rocse-
Welt 5063.
In 1908 these districts gave: Taft, 12,-
896; Bryan, 6473.
Tie same districts for Governor give
Pothier (R), 1876; Green CD, 1929;
Haynes Up. 241O.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r. l., Nov. 5.--One nun
bred out of 1876 districts in the stste
give: Taft 1926; Wilson lS'Sla'
Roosevelt 74S5.
In 1908, these districts gave Taft
1922: Bryan 10.1S4.
The same districts give for Gov
ernor: Pothier (R) sl6,l0S' Green
CD 1929; Humes tProg) 3551.
These districts gave, last year
Pothier (R) 1772s, Waterman CD
1856.
Providence, Nov. 5.-Returns Ter
President from six towns in Rhode Is
land, give Taft 9o5; Roosevelt 49,
Wilson Ais.
In 1908 these towns gave: Taft 1855
Bryan All.
For Governor these towns gave
Pothier (R) 97o; Green Cd 522.
Humes tProg) 10. Last year the
vote was Pethier tR) 1910; Water
man CD $50.
Providence. r. T., Nov. 5.-Returns
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Sulzer Elected
In New York.

New York. Nov 5-One hundred
forty election districts in the City Of
New York give Sulzer 22.695. Hedges
6S15. Straus 1Oo22. one hundred
forty election districts out of the 1890
767. Taft 103,065; Roosevelt f45797.
New York, Nov. 5.-Three hundred
election districts in the city of New
York: Sulzer 5o,146: Hedges 1880;
Straus 23.712.
One hundred sixty election districts
in the city of New York: Glynn 25,-
9s7; Wadsworth S172; Davenport
1884.
Fifteen hundred thirty election dis
tricts in the city of New York: Will
son 276.917; Taft 1882; Roose-
welt 164,o95.
New York, Nov 1.-THE Times in an
early evening edition claimed the election
of William sulzer for governor of New
York.
New York, Nov. 5.-Fifty election
districts in Brooklyn for Lieut.. Gov
Glynn 1918; Wadsworth 2922; Dav-
export 3141.
One hundred election districts in
Manhattan and the Bronr: Sulzer IT,
271; Hedges 1853; Straus 1892 One
ten districts in Brooklyn: Sui
ger 1881; Hedges 1868; Straus 9102.
Ninety districts in city of New York;
Glynn 14,750; Wadsv orth 1925; Dav-
export 51s2.
New York, Nov. 5.--Forty election
districts in the borough of Manhattan
and the Bronx:
Sulzer s796; Hedges 142o; Stratus
1898.
Eleven hundred ninety election dis
triets in the city of New York: Will
son 212,502; Taft s7,055; Roosevelt
122,3O3
Sixty election districts in the city
of New York: Sulzer 1866, Hedges
1858; Straus 1927.
New York, Nov. Five hundred
fifty election districts in the city OF
New York: Sulzer 94,43s Hedges
31,722; Straus $3.50
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EUGENE Debs Did Not Vote.

Terre Haute. Ind, Nov. 5.--Eugene
Debs, Socialist nominee for President,
did not vote, today, owing to his ex-
tehsive campaign tour he was unable
to be at home during the registration
period. He passed the day quietly at
home where he received congratula-
tioHs ON his 18th birthday anniversary.
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II out of 30 senatorial districts, show
s Democrats and 3 Republicans elect
ed; and from 127 out of 2f0 represent
tative districts show 81 Democrats, 2
Progressives and 6S Republicans
elected.
This shows a Republican loss of
two and Democratic loss of two TIL ]
Progressives secured three of these
seats and an Independent Republican
the other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06
$4,000 Plurality for Wilson.

Newark, n. j., Nov. Wilson 3d.
9s3; Taft 1878; Roosevelt 1852.
These returns from 457 of New Jer-
seys 1873 districts indicated at :
o'clock this morning. that Wilson ha
carried his own state by at least 50.-
coo plurality.
The Democrats swept the state They
elected II of II representatives.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia, $. G.. Nov. 5.-Indications are
that Woodrow Wilson has carried South
Carolina by majority over both his op-
ponents of more than $1,000 Returns in
dictate all Democratic state and county
officers and congressional candidates
have been elected.
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MISSOURI.

Kansas City. Mo, Nov. Five pre-
circts out of 207 in Kansas city: Will
son, 663: Roosevelt, 26S; Taft, los.
For Governor: Major CD Cos; Nc
kinney CRY, 108; Nortoni prog, 266.
st. Louis, Nov 5.-Forty-nine out of the
2s26 precincts in the state outside of 81.
Louis gave Wilson AIS. Taft 2e52. Roose-
Welt 1881
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MISSISSIPPI I.

jackson. Miss. Nov. 5.-The Demo-
cratic majority in Mississippi is esti-
mated at 10000 Indications are that
Roosevelt electors win poll the sec
ond largest vote.
All Democratic congressional nom
inees are elected, by large maJorites.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06

Boston, Nov 5.--Governor Wilson s
strength in Boston, today, exceeded
that OF Col Roosevelt and President
Taft combined, the latter two almost
evening dividing the vote received by
Taft four years ago. The Democratic
nominee made a slight gain over the
vote given Bryan in 1908. With one
small precinct to be heard from the
Boston returns showed: Roosevelt Il, :
s9S; Taft, 21,0S0; Wilson, 42,477.
Gov Foss, the Democratic nominee
for reelection, polled almost as many
votes in Boston, today, as he did, last
year. in spite of the third candidate.
His fetal vote with one precinct miss
ing, was 4S,619, as against 50,4s5, last
year. Charles S. Bird. the Progressive
candidate poIled $4,000 votes in Bos-
ton and Walker tR), 1000. The Ike
publican vote, last year, was 2s,fol.
Boston, Nov 5.-Returns for Pres
ident and Governor from SO precincts
in Boston give: For President, Roose-
Welt GAL: Taft 6212; Wilson 1908 For
Governors Bird Prog3 5244. Foss
Dem.) 15,403: Walker (R) 4SeS.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia. S, G., Nov. 5.-Early and
scattering returns mostly from urban
districts indicate that the Democratic
electoral ticket has >been elected by
the usual majority The Progressive
ticket so far seems to be second.
MASSACHUSETTS.
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The Fault Rests
With Roosevelt.

New York, Nov, 6-Responsibility for
the defeat of President Taft rests
sauarely upon Mr.. Roosevelt said
Charles ID. Hilles, chairman Of the Re
publican National committee in
statement, issued after midnight. But
for NV Roosevelt's action i'll desert
ing the Republican party" he said
"Mr. Taft would Enthusiastically nave
heen elected !" 2.
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BOSTON,.

Boston, Nov. 5.--Complete returns
from the city OF Boston: For President.
Roosevelt, 21,54S; Taft. 21,177; Wilson,
AZ. 706. For Governors Bird, 1917; Foss,
4S,2S2; Walker, 1896. The Boston
Presidential vote in 1908 was: Bryan,
al ass; Taft Al, 249. In 1911, the city gave
for Governor, Foss, 50,495; Frothing-
ham. 2S,75l.
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TENNE SSE G.

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 5.-Incomplete
returns received up to o'clock indi
cate Wilson is polling the usual Dem
ocratic majority in Tennessee in a
Presidential election. Reports from the
gubernatorial contest between Hooper,
Republican, and Mcmillan, Dem. show
the race will be close.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 5.-Returns indi-
cate that Wilson has carried Texas by
10000 The vote for Taft and Roose-
welt is nearly evenly divided. The
Socialist vote probably will reach TO-
600. an increase of so per Gent. over
1905
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06

Gov. Wilson had carried his own state
of New Jersey by safe plurality. At
that hour but 81 districts of the states
1873 had been heard from. They gave
Wilson 1916; Taft 557, and Roosevelt
$50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06

New York. Nov. 5.-Twelve hundred
and fifty election districts in the City
of New York: Wilson 224,1SS; Taft d.
569: Roosevelt 1851.
Ninety election districts out of the
1880 in the City Of New York give:
Sulzer 1861; Hedges 1856; Stratus
63l5.
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RICHMOND.

Richmond. Va, Nov 5.-Gov Wilson'S
rthplace-Staunton. Va.-gave him 632
2S7, Roosevelt g.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Grand Forks. N. D., Nov. 5.--Returns
from IL precincts give: Taft 1874.
Roosevelt 2S1 Wilson GIG.
Owing to a re-division of the state
since 1908, comparison of the Pres
idential vote is Impossible.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia. 5. c., Nov. 5.-lncomplete
returns from seven counties give VIII
son 1855; Roosevelt, 295: Taft, 40.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn, Nov Twenty
towns in Connecticut give: Wilson
1850; Taft 27,3S3; Roosevelt 1851.
Same towns iii 1908 gave: Taft A.
1872; Bryan 29,7S5.
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Roosevelt Carries oyster Bay.

oyster Bay, n. Y, Nov 5.-Coionel
Roosevelt carried oyster Bay his home
town, by plurality of 292 over Wood
row Wilson, the vote standing
Roosevelt, $40; Wilson 2lS; Tart, q.
The colonels own election district
voted: Roosevelt, POI; Wilson. So; Tart,
2S
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KANSAS.

Topeka. Kan. Nov. 5.-The first five
of the 23O0 Kansas precincts to report
give: Roosevelt, 164; Wilson, 1872;
Taft, 102.
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Atlanta. Ca, Nov. 5.-incompiete re-
turns from $50 counties in Georgia as
ceived by the Constellation give an lhoi-
Gated majority for Wilson OF Soeo. iWo
counties are credited to Roosevelt
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New York, Nov. 5.-Fourteen hun
dred and eighty election districts out
of the 1870 in the City of New York:
Wilson 2e73742; Taft 1o9,52S; Roosevelt
157.30i.
Two hundred and ten election dis
tricts out of the 1870 in the city of
New York; Sulzer 1862; Hedges H.
AZ: Straus Is. 1874.
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CHEERS FOR PRESIDENT
Given As He Drives to the Polls in
es Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Nov Sin the same house.
where he heard the news of his victory
over w. j. Bryan four years ago. Presi4s
dent Taft tonight, read the bulletins that
told the story of the election c. P. Taft
and Mrs Charles Anderson Mrs. Taft,s
sister We're the only other members Of
the family present. but a few friends
dropped in during the evening.
The President was cheerful and smiling
and apparently was under less strain
than other members of the family dinner
party at the home of his brother, c. +.
Taft
The President voted shortly before
noon, today, spent a few minutes at
Prosperity League headquarters and then
returned to his brothers house to rest
He talked with many Cincinnati friends
during the day and appeared happy and
confident.
On his way to the polls in an automo-
bile the President was cheered frequent-
ly. He waved his hat at the polling
place and posed smilIngly for several pho
tographers.
To many friends today, the Presidents
declared that no matter what the result
he intended to remain Republican and
TO keep up the fight for the principles he
believed are involved. The report that
he might consent to become the nominee
of his party four years from now in case
of present defeat was put aside for his
friends as too far ahead for serious con-
sideration. Mr.. Taft has many times de-
clared his intention of returning to Gin
cinnati and resuming the practice of law
if, defeated, and that intention was said,
tonight, not to have been altered,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. President
Taft took the tull allotted five min
utes, when he voted shortly after noon.
today. He voted each of the six sep~s
arate ballots. five of which are de-
voted to local affairs.
Before visiting the polling booths.
the President visited with number OF
Cincinnati friends, including Congress-
man Nicholas Longworth.
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A Landslide to Wilson and Gov. Eu
gene NJ. Foss.

Boston. Nov. 6.-The Democrats won
the 16 Presidential electors i'll the ma
tional fight IN Ma ssachusettS and re-
elected Gov. Eugene y. Fess by the
largest plurality in his three contests
for the head Of the state ticket The
Democratic landslide also extended TO
the second place on the state tieket.
David Walsh of Fitohburg was elect
ed ever Lieut.. Gov. Robert Lure OF
Somerville. The Republicans saved
half of the congressional delegation OF
1e and maintained their aseendeney in
both branches of the Legislature which
means a Republican United States sem
ator as a successor to w Murray
Crane.
OF the 1902 election precincts in the
state returns had been received for
President from 9SS, at las this morn
ing. They gave:
For President: Roosevelt 1l2,sso;
Taft 125. $50; Wilson 147,0Sz.
The same precincts gave for Presi-
dent in 1908:
Bryan 131 ,931: Taft 213,435.
Nine hundred and eight precincts
gave for Governor at the same hour:
Bird 100.sO3; Foss 1885, 22; Walker
1891
The vote of these precincts for Gov
ernor in 1911 was;
Foss 1s2,9Oi; rockingham l6s,o29
Boston. Nov. Massachusetts,
normally Republican state, gave
substantial majorities, today, to Gov.
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey and
Gov Eugene n. Foss, Democratic can
didates for President and Governor
1t was the first time that Massaehu-
sets had ever favored other than a
Republican for President. President
Taft and col. Roosevelt Republican
and Progressive candidates, respec-
lively, ran about even.
Indications at midnight We're that
David |. Walsh, Democratic candidate
for lieutenant governor, also had been
elected. defeating Lieut.. Gov. Robert
Luce For the past two years that Gov.
Foss has held office his next in rank
has been a Republican.
Slight gains were made by the DEM
ocrats in the Is congressional districts,
but the Legislature appeared, on the
face of early returns, to be practically
unchanged. This would indicate the
election of a Republican United States
senator at the next session to succeed
Senator w. Murray Crane.
Complete returns were expected to
show a considerable increased vote
over previous Presidential years. This
increase was reflected to the minor
parties-The Prohibitionist. Socialist
and Socialist Labor. all of whom had
alt 70
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Cincinnati. Nov. 5-Fffty precincts of
the 52il in Ohio give Taft 1901. Wilson
3251, Roosevelt 1851.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-Scattering re-
turns from election districts in wards
in Philadelphia usually carried by Re-
publican organization leaders show
that Taft is leading by about to l
ever the combined vote of Wilson and
Roosevelt. Up to 8 p. NJ, no returns
had been received from the reform
wards
In the state outside of Philadelphia
the first returns show Wilson leading
strongly.
Philadelphia, Nov. eleven dis
tricts in Philadelphia: Taft 101; Will
son jf0; Roosevelt $780,
Philadelphia. Nov. 5.-1o5 election
districts out of 1916 in this city: Taft,
1903; Wilson. 1916; Roosevelt, 1857
Philadelphia Nov. STA election dis
tricts in Pennsylvania gave Taft 6S97
Wilson 5i26. Roosevelt 4735.
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Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from Fulton county. including
Atlanta, give: Wilson 1902; TAFT BUS
Roosevelt 1905; Chain 20; Debs III.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New York, Nov 5.--One thousand
and fifty election districts out of the
1870 in the CITY of New York. Wilson
1854; Taft 74,s35: Roosevelt 1858
Thirty election districts out OF OIL
in the borough of Brooklyn: Suizer
1850; Hedges 1865; Straus 2lft
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CONTINUED from Page one.)

of the Roosevelt managers that Iowa.
Michigan and Kansas would fall into
the Roosevelt column seemed verified
by the partially complete returns, at
an early hour, this morning. The re-
turns from California We're meagre,
but left the state in doubt between
Wilson and Roosevelt.
The uncertainty regarding Vermont
was settled by the announcement OF
the complete vote which gave Mr.. Taft
q majority of 924 votes.
At 12.45 the Providence, r. L., Jour
nal conceded that state to Wilson and
with the close vote III New Hampshire
it seemed probable that New England
entire. with the exception of Vermont
had gone over. to the Democratic col
Umu.
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TEXAS.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. 5.-Returns from
los precincts out of $500 in Texas: Will
son, 1916; Roosevelt, ABS; Taft, 592;
Debs, 479.
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ILLINOIS.

New York, Nov. 5.-National Chair
man MeGombs of the Democratic Ma
tional committee, shortly after s
o'clock, conceded Roosevelt victory in
Illinois.
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But little definite news from states
of the Pacific West was received GUT
ing the early hours of the morning, eX-
cept from California, where a wilson
victory was indicated. The tabuia'ioli
of votes in the other Western states
was Sc slow as to make predlctiotis
impossible rs to where their electoral
votes would 20.
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IN DIANA.

Indianapolis, Nov. 5.-TWenty- seven
precincts in Indiana give: Taft 2033;
Wilson 1887; Roosevelt 2314.
: Same precincts in 1898: Taft 5132:
Bryan 1850.
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-
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 5.-Eighty
precincts out of 1863 gave Wilson 1888.
Roosevelt 1863
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New York. Nov. 5.-Returns from 500
election districts in New York State
outside of New York City: Taft H.
$50. Wilson S5.06s; Roosevelt $685..
Same in 1908, gave: Taft 140,S47;
BRYAN l05,430.
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Cincinnati, Nov Sixty precincts
of the 5211 in Ohio give: Taft I721;
Wilson 232S: Roosevelt 1857.
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Grand Forks. n. D., Nov. 5.-Twen-
ty-two precincts in North Dakota:
Taft $50; Wilson 1872; Roosevelt CAB.
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Detroit. Nov. Scattering and in
complete returns from throughout the
state indicate that Roosevelt is lead
ing by good margin.
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turns from widely scattered precincts
indicated at 1890 O'clock tonight. that
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville. KY. Nov. 5.-The city of
Middleboro, 18th district. Kentucky,
gives: Roosevelt. 1895; Wilson. 326: Taft.
lie.
j. H. Seavey, Progressive candidate
for Congress, d27; Ben V. Smith Cd.
2s6; Caleb Powers (R), and incumbent.
1856.
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Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 5,-Complete vote
from "a of the 1873 counties in Georgia
give: Wilson, 1924; Taft. So; Roose-
welt. 1882. aeHNf
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New York, Nov. 5.-Chairman Dixon
of the Progressive party shortly after
S o'clock said that Roosevelt would
carry Illinois by 100000 and that the
indications were that Vermont would
so for Roosevelt He said he had not
heard from other states.
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GEORGIA.

Atlanta. Ca, Nov. 5.-Incomplete re
turns from II towns and counties IN
the state give: Wilson, 1855; Roosevelt
1912, Taft. lis.
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New Haven. CT, Nov. Forty nine
towns in Connecticut gave Wilson, A.
49,; Taft, 40.5f3: Roosevelt, 21500.
Same towns in 1908. gave Taft. 65, :
Csc: Bryan. 1889.
Same give for Governor: Baldwin
CD 4S,37S; Studley tR), S9,l25; Smith
(Prog), 1920.
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MINI ESOTA.

st. Paul. Nov. st looked at 11.30
p. NJ. as if Wilson had won in Min
nesota. Gov. Eberhardt, (R) candi-
date for reelection, at II P. NJ, was
leading the state ticket.
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st. Paul, Nov. at 8 O'clock, one
hour before the closing of the polls in
Minnesota, Fred 3. Lynch, National
Democratic committeeman from Min
nesota claimed the state for Woodrow
Wilson by $4,000, the claim being bas-
ed on reports from poll watchers in
today's election.
Republican and Progressive leaders
advance no claim.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The Republicans and Democrats Each
Lose Two Sets.
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Chicago, Noy. with 222 precincts
heard from indications at Sis are
that Roosevelt will carry the state
outside OF Cook county by 100000
plurality if the returns continue at the
present ratio.