Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
MAS skCHuSETTS.

Boston. Nov. - 4 M-Presi zen.
" kinney has carried Massachusetts
by abuu; sQ095 plurality. = reduction os
nearly -ol. 600 from mat Of t1ur years
ago The Republicans have elected u
ara possibly II al th- c5ngressmen-
While tn total vote for governor was
some W hat behird that given the na-
-!o-aI candidate. "A Murray Crane vas
reelected by so-eE hat larger plC-
raH,y than that received bv Pres. 1en-
Mckinney The Republican votes
showed q net I1ss q about = per cent
Outside n the vote to- President. re
interest n The election ccnteTed "a
three TX the C. ng-ess .1nal districts. tha
5-E 18th and Nth Returns q the frs
named DIST III: were 80 late that AZ lh.@
hour 10 definite result can Be given
election beng claimed by the managers
= both candidates. n The 9Th district,
The present congressman. Wrn- :.
XXX vas re-el-cte5. although his o.
pcnent. James :. Flynn. gave him q
s:iT aght III the -1:h district. returns
u ID midnight Indicate ne r--elAct iOr.
II Congressman Henry r. Napea. a
usua-. re Democrats elected thei: can
di3ate Joseph 4 Cor-oy. in r. 9Th
d.st-ic.
Boston. NOV -.-129 4 M-Retur-.s
ID I'd this hour tar state Legislature
| Indicate = gain Of Two senators ara
five REPRESENTATIVES 1o- me Reput.4-
cans.
Boston. Nov. t-As usual in Pres.
dentia- y--4-s. Massachusetts went Re
publican. today by q substantial bu-
considerably reduced majority. giving
70 President Mckinney = votes IT tn
electoral cyll=g- while " Murray
Crane was reelected governor- Al. q
the Republican state ticket an1 n .=as-
q out of IL Republican cJagresznen-
The stale Legislature = also Eepub-
licaa by q majority 81 about - :, and
viii prob ably again send Hon. George
F. F7oar To the national senate.
The autpour.ng Of t3a voters. how
ever. III view Of the idea. weather. vas
not - great As n ght have ben eX-
( rected and the tC-al vote - AL n
candidates, when the returns a-e con- 4
p.tfeL which may III T. f1- some
days. Will probably shJv : verT httl-
gam over 1856. despite the hey IL
crease in registration. This fai IN NJ
vas probably due nore III a lacA c1
/ local contests. Tn election passed II
without any special interest ara the
returns were received much sooner
than vvar before -a rha Presidential
year.
= ztlr. N3v. G-I.e-1-1-s fran. 4.
cites and towns III Nessac huse:ts give
R-ya1 s-6-. Mckinley. 1855. Same
.av-rz l1 -sa6 gave Bryan =s5s NrAl--
lar. --.sss This - us : Republican
l1ss BE u Ql- cent ana Democratic
gain Of IS per Ce-t. Same = cities and
.1v-z give Crane. Rep 1854. Paine
Dem. sos
Boston. NOV. e-Eet1~rs from l0o
t.itiaS and towns L Massachusetts, oOf
n a-5. give Bryan 1867 Mckinney,
=. 6q-. This shows q Republican net
loss of = per cent. ard Democrat
net gain W II per cent. compared wiki
the vote Of 1925 On this basis MckIn-
levs plurality L- the state is estimated
al about :. 0go Returns from the SANE
cities and towns vote far governor
give Crane. Rep. 2s.1-H. Paine Dem.
II $50. Prom ueaEre returns " t. date
il j. believed that TIE Republicans
have elected 10 Of the g congressman.
Boston. Nov. Sd +. NJ Returns
from the different congressional dis
tricts i'll the state are still nleaEre.
especially il the doubtful "a ard 10Th
districts. where the vote il very close
The Republicans have surely elected
10 congressman and the Democrats one,
nut additional returns are needed
from worreste- and Boston south al
-. 4t,.A Sf----ir-
Boston, NOV. s-Returns from 80
cities and towns in Massachusetts. ex-
elusive Of Boston. give Bryan 1929,
Mckinley. -, sss The same districts,
il 1895 gave Bryan 125s5; Mckinley.
41.5-I This shows d Republican net
loss Of II per cent. ard 4 Democratic
net gain Of 80 per cent Same cities
ara towns give for governor. Crane.
$685.; Paine. IS CTS.
Boston. Nov 6-1945 P. M-Returns
from 200 cities and towns Of Massa-
chusetts ont Of S5S, exclusive q Bos-