Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-04
OHIO REPUBLICAN BY 12s, 900
Buckeye State Remembers the Teach.
mos Of the immortal Mckinley

Columbus, Ohio, Nov 3.-Returns up
to tate hour tonight indicate the cleo
ton OF Myron 7. Herlick for governor
by the enormous plurality of 125,D00.
The returns from the first have she wn
steady gains for the republicans ,lnd
the legislature will be overwhelming
ly republican, thus insuring the return
Of Mark Hanna to the senate. The
full returns will not be in until late
Wednesday, but enough has already
been received to insure one of the
greatest victories in years in this state.
The ticket elected was:
Governor ..............M Myron Herrlck
Lieut.. Governor. Warren G. Hardi ng
Auditor .......... Walter d. GuIlber;'
Treasurer .......WMham 5. Mckanr on
Attorney general 1885,. Wade f. b lis
Judge Supreme Court. t..............
....... Augustus N. Summers
School Comnissioner..Ed Edmund A. jones'
Member Board Of Public Works..
................ George II. Watkins
Columbus. Ohio-At $50 It was ts-
tirrated the republican plurality in
the state would not be. less than 12ii,-
GEO and that 1t might break the record
of $4,000 in 1894.
Story by Precincts.
Cincinnati-Sixty precincts out Of
221 give Herrick, republican. 11,512;
Johnson, 4,104, republican gain over
last year OF 1850.
i-Ninety-tflree precincts
out of 221 give herrick. republican. H.
900: Johnson. democrat, e,459. repu',-
lican gain over last year of 1924. Tile
republican plurality last year WIS
1886.
Cincinnati-One hundred out of 2,1
precincts show net republican gain
over last year Of 4,279.
Cincinnati-One hundred sixty-sev
precincts out OF 221 give Herrick, re-
publican, 32.451: johnson. democrst I.
OF 1929.
Ctncinnati-The republican state cei.-
trail committee of Ohio claim plural.
ity in the state of 100000.
Columbus, Ohio-On scattering re-
turns received up to p. m the repu,,-
licans claim the election of Herrick Ky
a plurality Of 100000.
Cincinnati-One hundred forty-seve n
precincts out OF 221 give Herrick. re-
publican, 2S.025: Johnson. democrat,
10.6S5. a net republican gain over last
year OF 5.6s6.
Cincinnati city of Cincinnati
complete: Hetrrick. 44,149; Johnson.
1T415; republican gain of 11,13S.
Cleveland - The PRESIDENT OF the
board of elections estimates that Hen
rick. republican. viii carry Cuytaho y
county by 5000 plurality.
Cincinnati. Nov. 3.--When the polls
opened today the sky was overcast, but
there was no rain. There was fairly
good vote polled early. Reports fror1
Cleveland, Columbus. Toledo, Youngs-
town, and other cities and towns, te
Of fine weather and indications POINT
ing to an unusually heavy vote bein 3
cast.
Excepting Cleveland, where voting 3
heavy, only an average vote is bein,
polled. Bets are posted all over th :
state, but Herrick's, republican, plural
lty will be 10000.
The voters in Ohio elected almos
a full state ticket but the real issu.
was tic VI AUuTh' I1auIld 10 tHtt
United States senate. The interesting,
Tom Johnson, of Cleveland, was the
democratic candidate for governor.
against Myron 7. Herrick also of Clev..
Gland, on the republican ticket. The
democrats had little hope of electint,
their state ticket and General Dick. |
chairman of the republican state com.
mittee decided to give out an estimate,
as to the republican plurality for fear
it would keep many at home. There |
were other issues used such as tax re-
form, two cent railroad fare, condem-
nation of perpetual franchises but they |
all faded before the effort of the demo-
Gratis to gain control of enough inde
pendent legislators to secure the elec-
tion of John Fl. Clarke, gold demo-
erat, to succeed Hanna. Circus tents,
and other forms of polit
lcal pyrotechnics gave picturesque
less to the campaign.