Boone County Recorder . oubtMichigan, Fred M. Warner (Rep.); plurality 7,000 Iowa, B. F. Carrcll (Rep.); plurality 50,000 -Ohio, Judson Harmon (Dem.);plurality In doubt. Col Shafroth, Dem. Conn : George F. Lillay, Rep. Del., Simeon S. PennewilI, Rep. Fla Albert W. Gilchrist, Dem. Idaho.^ James H. Brady. Rep. ••Eben S. Draper, Rep. Minn .John A. Johnson, Dem. Mo. H. 8. Hadley, Rep. Mont Edward Donlan, Rep. Neb ....A. C. 8hallenb9rger, Dem. -TS.^ ^^rl^rrU, ^--Qulaby, Rep* N. Y Charles 5. Hughes, Rep. N. C W. W. Kitchen, Dem. N. C. A. Johnson, Rep. -R- I .Aram J. Pothler, Rep
Boone County Recorder . oubtMichigan, Fred M. Warner (Rep.); plurality 7,000 Iowa, B. F. Carrcll (Rep.); plurality 50,000 -Ohio, Judson Harmon (Dem.);plurality In doubt. Col Shafroth, Dem. Conn : George F. Lillay, Rep. Del., Simeon S. PennewilI, Rep. Fla Albert W. Gilchrist, Dem. Idaho.^ James H. Brady. Rep. ••Eben S. Draper, Rep. Minn .John A. Johnson, Dem. Mo. H. 8. Hadley, Rep. Mont Edward Donlan, Rep. Neb ....A. C. 8hallenb9rger, Dem. -TS.^ ^^rl^rrU, ^--Qulaby, Rep* N. Y Charles 5. Hughes, Rep. N. C W. W. Kitchen, Dem. N. C. A. Johnson, Rep. -R- I .Aram J. Pothler, Rep. s- O M. F. Ansel, Dem. S. Dak Robert 8. Vessey, Rep, Ut*h William Spry, Rep. G. Cosgrove, Rep, WI ~. In doubt Congressman— Joseph G. Cannon wins by ma-jority of 8,000 Chairman Payne of ways and means committee is ro Hepburn (if interstate andforeign commerce committee Is de-V \ Dalzell of Pennsylvania,Identified with tariff legislation, By a vote which swept everythingbefore It In New York, New Jersey,• and Massachusetts, but by greatly re-duced pluralities throughout the restof the country, William Howard Taftwas elected president of the UnitedStates. He win have in the electoralcollege 319 votes, while WilliamJennings Bryan will receive gives the Republican nominee 67more than Is necessary to secure hiselection and a majority over his Dem-ocratic opponent of 135. In addition, the electoral vote ofMaryland will be split. Twenty-nine states will cast theirelectoral votes for him, leaving but16 states votes for Bryan. At The same tlineT the Republicanshave increased their supremacy inthe national houee ot representatives,while in the United States senate theyhave Mtained their present majority. Speaker Cannon and RepresentativePayne of New York and Dalzell ofPennsylvania have all been re-elected,so that the lower house will continueunder Its former regime. While in the end the results
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