The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-11-14
WHAT THE BALLOTS DID.
Condensed Report of the Result of
Elections Held I'm the Various
States of the Union Nov. 4.


Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. Full and
complete returns from every state
show the following results from the
election November 4:
The house of representatives will
be controlled by republicans by &c to
30 majority and the senate will be re-
publican by 16 majority. In the house
the republicans lost in the eastern
states, particularly New York, but
made gains in the west, except Cali
fornia
Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Geor-
gia, Alabama, North and South Caro-
lima and Virginia elect solid demo-
cratic delegations to congress.
Tennessee elected only two repub-
leans to congress, the same as in
1900.
Kentucky elected a democratic
state ticket and republicans secured
only one congressman.
In New York, Gov. Odell has 1924
plurality over Bird S. Coler. The leg
islature is republican. The congress
sional delegation will stand 19-repub-
licans and II democrats, a republican
loss of four.
Delaware elected a republican legis-
lature.
Maryland elects four republican
and two democratic congressman, a
democratic gain of two.
In Wisconsin Gov. Lafollette (rep.)
is reelected by $4,000 plurality over
David S. Rose. The legislature is
overwhelmingly republican.
Massachusetts elected a republican
state ticket and republican legisla-
ture.
Rhode Island elected a democratic
governor, the only one north of the
Potomac river and east of the Mis-
sissippi. Democrats also gain con-
gresham.
North and South Dakota are
strongly republican.
Pennsylvania elected a republican
governor by $4,000 plurality. The
congressional delegation stands 2s
republicans and democrats.
In Minnesota Gov. Vansant (rep.)
is reelected by $4,000 majority.
Eight of nine congressman are re-
publican.
Fusionists elected the governor and
congressman in Nevada.
Gov. Bliss (rep.) has 44,650 plurality
in Michigan and all congressman are
republican except one.
For the first time in eight years
Montana was carried by republicans.
who swept the state.
Bird Mcclure (rep.) is elected to
congress from Oklahoma territory by
plurality of $50.
New Mexico elected a democratic
delegate to congress; Arizona like
wise.
The republican plurality in Ohio is
90,560, but the congressional delega-
ton remains the same, II republicans
and democrats.
The republican plurality in Indiana
is $4,000, the legislature republican
and the congressional delega ton nine
republicans and four democrats.
In Utah the republicans scored a
victory on state and legislative tick
cts and Reed Smoot, a Mormon
apostle, will succeed Rawlins as sen.
ntor.
in California the republicans elect
governor by 5000 plurality; also five
of eight congressman.
/ Idaho is largely republican or
state, Legislative and congressional
ticket.
The republican plurality in Wyo-
ming is over 10000, which breaks al
records.
Washington is republican by 10000
plurality.
Iowa elected one democratic con.
gresham out of II. The state ticket
is republican by $4,000 plurality.
Illinois elected a republican legis.
lature.
J. II. Mickey (rep.) was elected gov
ernor of Nebraska by about 5000
The legislature is overwhelmingly re
publican. Five of six congressman
are republican.
In Colorado, for the first time since
1894, republicans elected a governor
and all state officers except one
Three of four congressman are re,
publican. The legislature is demo
cratic on joint ballot, but republi
cans control the-house and threaten
to unseat the Is democratic repre-.
sentatives from Denver and prevent
the reelection eff Senator Teller.
West Virginia, Connecticut and
New Jersey elected solid republican
delegations to congress and chose
republican legislatures.
Maine and Oregon held their con-
gresSional elections in October.