St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 6, 1912

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¢ ee . P . sive party takes its offical place as the h u Legi and tate Second only in interest to the overwhelming victory of Wilson dominant opposition party to the tri-| five figures ‘are. bat affected byt — hepibye 2 ES 5. and Marshall was the strength shown by Col. Roosevelt in Illinois, aagorg Democratic party. As et re- DEFEATED. Vote. = OFFICE;: ELI es sult. he balloting yesterday the Pro- sid , ~—wee yt ae Pennsy Ivania and other states. gressive party takes either first or sec- . A whee hes oi Ate z > BS fe ee ESS Pe On returns from states where the result was reasonably Certain, |ond piace in the balloting except in five fete tli enei arts Star °F oe OTe oo stated. P. Weinbren’r Pub, trator,,/J.. P.- a - _ it appeared that Gov. Wilson would have at least 387 of the 531 a vec! sihtd tn the Uiidas Gaeiet os se aaa Reames soetisomnattin itns ‘Ay a #3. ee votes in the electoral college, and that: Col. Roosevelt would havelin these five, the Progressive party H.W. Kiely Rov 4 (54881 os... Sh veqde en f Se: BE iN, - 63} GO. President Taft had received 12 votes, those of Vermont, Idaho Pl eatin. cascitics sarey, Sith peace: Ben. Westhus, P,.../18,963). Be SEER: if and Utah, while the 72 votes of California, Illinois, Kansas, Min-| sentation on alt election: boards, in all ie : nesota, South Dakota and Wyoming remained in the doubtful class. state boards and boards of control. In — the ‘congressional election two yéars : he While the national vote is being totaled very slowly, there is| trom this time in every state except five a every indication that the Roosevelt popular vote will greatly ex- ee pone caps sssten garam ppg Po ceed that of Taft. In many sections, Roosevelt’s vote doubled trolled jointly by the Progressives and John Fel 2.8 . ' 7 , 4 ee Taft's. | Democrats. The old Republican organ- ohn. Feld, P. ...... ti | i¢ ye H. H. Greroihetn, F787 cael i ; ization has become the third party in % Pennsylvania's 38 votes today were ap- A. N. Sager, P..... 21,438; h ee tl tain for Koosevelt. The race the United States. I doubt if it can ot ye a ie y a ge =e tl tae HOW THE STATES STAND ever again muster strength enough to Moses Hartman, R./48,8%)... Cireus Judge...:|IRVIN V. Perse het --: Pio , | oe z as the “down-State”’ precincts came 'n/|Nevada ...... alae ager Bee Bis ge 6 rete on E. G. Marsh, R, ../48,00 BR, R. & W. H. rid. T. 8 . terd Temperatures, * e in the early morning ats vl se H'pahire 4 a ee res a urged py ray oy J. W. McCoy, P. .. 21,323) Becges 2 z The division of the Republican vote |New Jersey .44 .. |. |. |. 5. 8. Brown, R..../47,967) Judge Supreme Court.|H. W. | a between Taft ars nares oe amet ee en we ieee abt 4h bee The after-elec. R. M. Dalton, P..., 21,547) (Division No, 1) "Sj pe % in complete mocratic ovves SR iNew Tork ...@6 « 1. «wo om ®@ tion gloom = will WI PRES EN’ LE : 7,400) Judge Supreme Court.|C. 3 | - many states. In New York the Deme-|N. Carolina .12 .. .. |. 32 continue all day. : WOODROW LSON, P ID T-E OT. ae re bins lead (Division Ne. 2) : WALIEER, 5. auuiee canis nay eg ages the 6 rigger eve ‘ Lee eee - 4 The clouds that Cadet in’ 6 ‘entiikbunia’ buen t ING D , \* W. Thom y Been ol Bd, ) sage Legislature. In 2 Demo- Mere bob we eb hee ee deluged voters ° nd enlightened business men of | TAF] oO HUMOR, "eet, eal = _ : RG crati¢ candidate for Governor had/Oklahoma ...10 .. _ 7 Tuesday will hang the country to fear. No man ~ whose PLAYS GOLF “DAY AFTER” F. L. 0, A ud, a . ie apparently carried the State. Demo-/Oregon ....... Boa Os 4 around unt?! business is conducted without violations > | Wm, Dee Becker, 04!| Judge St. Louis Court/W. A oven ft, i cratic Senators appeared certain a»|Penn'vania.... .. . of the rights of free competition and mere weree Paui V. Janis, P../31,122) of Appeaia. : es a / ee cuore te = owe from Cole-| Rhode Island 5... 43 z : ” bee ets he without such private I tg a ana| President Says He ll Be Glad to —S H et . “ . rade, New Jersey, Delaware, Montama |S. Carolina .. 9 .. |... 9 any more rain HAS NOTHING 10 myst - eager mke as violate the principle Ride With Gov. Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic State and city te oe and several other states, 8. Dakota \... ‘4 li oF our ‘aw and the policy of all whole- Wil ! - a mechan nee Seer 4 During the night : 1150n, : | » = A general increase in the Socialist|Tennessee’...12 .. .. -.. jp i gy cae gap | tthe mtr und enterprise need fear! CoNcINNATI, Nov. 6~Even in the| swept St. Louis at Tuesday’s election by overwhelming p e party vote polled by Eugene V. Debs, | Texas ........ OF De, 7 06s. gh CR ae blow the clouds from ‘the paeaceiioee Tee moments when it became apparent that Thomas B. Harvey, Democratic candidate for e the presidential caudidate, was accom-|Utah ......... .. Ges dg0 Mee SG 3 away and Thurs: “Our hope and purpose is How to bet Gov. Wilson was going to sweep the def. his i Ree panied “e oe ae to the local Sociai-| Vermont .... . : ‘ Bones 4 day the sun will tis” the” trot Pores eo ae oF = Fn country, President Taft did not forget the ticket eating Republican opponent ) a “2 eget en hee Senet norte wee ra — . , Page. yee ae shine on victors } : active and ‘intelligent co-operation and | 9/8 Philosophy and good humor. Here is 16,340 votes. Wilson’s plurality of 12,455 over Taft si CAS ag sf 5 paced ae ee #. 5 van , I resident looked at ~. ae ‘ger, the only Socialist in the House uf/W. Virginia. 8 .. .. .. .. 3 7 a at Tne x President-Elect Wants United and spirit and a, contiden a <a wre be ny seid hree that time, told first victory in 36 years for a Democratic candidate for | 'T ie ie - confidence such as it o ee ee ew ds 8 rainfall came un- ups SAE F has not had in our time.’ ‘| by_@ friend today. (1S. see Wilson’s tn city vote was Ho" Taft Bi ee Schenectady, * + Bey ere e sg ——_ ee eee ease anil | aes suddenly de va 3 * tremenadua. Di havel “ee a #e Se es eee : part : - x ‘ but the are this,’ the President is reported to } 4 OM Te, ee _ * had elected almost a complete local] Totals...:..387 12 6 72 162 321 oped storm area | Enterprise ae sponsibiiitle ¥ common re~ said. - “Pil -be. very. giad 9 ride pre sil er ee | tae a te teak oh oath nN Und | ; s which all leaders of action] : whe vy ery of the local 1 ee ” ee ts enndidates were defeated. stagger. tea ‘of the Electoral College | giving the voters a wetting it went on | By Associated Press. Ronen of the people behind us, ev-| It wouldn't have dove 80 a ee Congress to Back Wilson. . — Reaper storie to elect, 266 electors.) | its way and bright autumn weather is| -PRINCETON, N., J., Nov. 6-—Gov./erything that is right is possible. My} had been different, bu tro . : President-elect Wilson will have be- b t ta all states; where fre-| coming back. Wilson made the following statement: | ambition will be more than satisfied if| taken the ride jeriie . i ry ae bly change results,/ Official forecast for St. Louis ana| ‘The result fills me with the hope|/I-may be permitted to be the frank Po ey wa Sra are placed in the douht- vicinity: Cloudy and cooler tonight | that the thoughtful, progressive forces/ spokesman of the nation’s thoughful _._——s tatives, and on the early returns ‘the _— and Thursday fair. of the nation may now.at last unite to] purposes In these great matters,” 4 ae oe “ Democrats apparently havea to : ———_ | Stage of river, 8.2, a rise of .2 foot. sive the country freedom of enterprise ‘ ot fe, | the Legislature which ts to select Sena]. gta sete y nigreaelatay 0H 3 devotes Prete tae ih to Une cabs, ovehing | tors; in Colorado where two Senators and cooler tonight and ag Saag rete influ ; fewepaver in St. Louis that receives | 2 ee Pane Co P. : jeatening and colder tonight;| “tess ge abrotoete Laan Nd. seshergg.ty the Asse- | Bg a Ss ae 4 Sade Ser Gita thy ne vee 2 ee es : f ie be oe ta Bi Mrs eS Bi .8 Pee ee * ree, be a» ae ei ; x AON << p Py 5 ick ¥. 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