The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
LA TOILETTE THE VICTOR.
Re-electad Governor Of Wisconsin
by Safe Plurality.
PRIMARY LAW CARRIES
Ten Congressman Reelected-Speaker
Lenroot Returned to the Legislature
Milwaukee County Republican.

Madison, Wis, Nov. o-[Special. j
Gov. La Toilette estimates his plurality
at 10000. He says:
"The vote in Wisconsin and neighbor-
ing states is significant of great change
coming over political parties. Our prin-
ciples are bound to win"
Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. Especial. j
At 3:I5 this afternoon reports indicated
that La Follette's plurality would be at
least $4,000.
At 2 o'clock, with So counties heard
from, La Toilette has 1924 plurality.
The vote is still incomplete and La Fol
lette's plurality will be much greater.
Gov. Robert NJ. La Toilette was re-
elected governor by plurality by over
10000
Roosevelt's Vote Large.
The state has probably given the Pres-
dent 100000 and these figures may be
increased. Returns are coming in slowly
and there is no way to fix exact hgureS.
Secretary Bentley Gives Up.
At 80 o'clock this morning Secretary
+. r. BENTLEY Of the National Repub-
lican state central committee said:
1T looks as if the state would give
La Toilette from 10000 to 1000 plu-
rality. Roosevelt will carry the state by
$4,000 to 100000. Milwaukee county
will not give La Toilette more than 5000
plurality, while Roosevelt will have at
least 1000"
T. A. Warden. chairman Of the Demo
cratic state central committee would
l..fs. ~. .l
last night in regard 10 the election, al
though he practically conceded that La
Toilette had been elected. lido not care
TO make any statement until we have
heard from all he counties from which
returns have not yet been received said
Mr.. Warden Then if there is anything
to say | will be willing to say it,
Scofeld Vote Light.
Scofeld received but few votes. This
showed that the Stalwarts did not vote
for the former governor, but threw their
support to the Democrats.
Stalwarts Blame Democrats.
A dispatch from Madison says: Re
turns from Madison city are not in yet,
but La Toilette undoubtedly carries the
city. John Nelson, the governors con-
fdentia man, says the Republicans elect
the senator and all three asscmblymen in
Dane county. John NJ. True Of Bara boo
comedies that Babcock is elected to con
gress, but says his majority viii be small.
Madison city, with the exception Of the
Second ward, gives La fQIlctte 2o2 ma
jority. The missing ward will probably
Increase his majority to 30O. The Stall
warts were overwhelmed by the Demo
Gratis who voted for the GOVERNOR
Primary Bill Passed
a.
Latest returns snow lHat thr primary
election amendment 70 the constitution
was adopted by safe majority. The
city Of Milwaukee contributed a large
share towards this, IN many cases party
lines were ubltcrated in behalf Of this
1,v- according to Ne face Of returns
!" w. n,
Lenr0oJ IS Elected.
c.,... ru,;,,.. 7 ,.,.,,,4 30 s,..-..-
SpcaN'r ~ 'Hs ~ i-tHI"ot % superior
is reelected to the Assembly by an in
creased majority. State senator Frcor
g. ,... XIII, ec,r.l :, d,.,io5 t4 ~,
81 r. Io,N "'.o 500, " I'''It' N'Ioty
adheronts especially. 1t is believed Mr.
nnroot will again be sneaker Of thq
t H. ~, i-,i, - 81
Assembly, ~ 'Ho mat sc9'loH Oh tue
Legislature.
There are SCvcnty-one counties in the
..t,t,
po,,blic,,e FIect To, Corg,oec,,or
KepuOuCanS EIeCt len SonSlesSmen.
licaDa Layc reelected ten OF eleven con.
grrssnrn The Wisconsin dnlrgotinn h
NosLiurton Mil up1in ~ rs foiloW.
MA. rIs,r,o, II ro,no,. p,a,,,,, D.
-, III II - ti,i5s Hn,,t, "'' iit' Mp
Thtr9N i ", Rabrock N@c"dnb Xxx lpn
Fourth Thcohald Otjen, Milwaukee, Rem
Flflh-W. II stafford, Milwaukee. Rep.
Sixth G.. II. Weis,e, Sheboy gan, Dem.
Seventh D. j. Eseh; La Crosse, rep.
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