Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-06

bright and fair. Much interest was shown
In Topeka and voters thronged the polling
places early.
| OKLAHOMA CITY, November s.-The
| weather In Oklahoma and Indian Territory
was fair and warm and everything favored
large vote. heavy early vote was
| polled.
| DENVER. Col. November 6.-!The wealth
! er was cool and pleasant when the polls
| an unusually large per cent Of the regis
tered vote would be polled.
| ST. PAUL, Mimi, November 6-Mild In
dian summer weather greeted, the early
| voters In St Paul. In many precincts where
| the heaviest voting is done early, the usual
vote was polled.
| SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. November g.
| A clear sky greeted the voters this morn
| ing and the struggle between the Mormon
| and anti-Mormon forces gave rise to in
tense feeling that was manifested in
| heavy vote.
| MONTGOMERY. Ala. November '6.-In-
| dications point to light vote and the sue
cess of the entire democratic state and con-
! gressional ticket. A fight on Burnett in
the seventh is being made by a republican
| candidate. The weather Is fair.
INDIANAPoLIs. Ind. November s.-Fine
| weather in Indiana has brought out an un-
/ expectedly heavy vote, which is pleasing
| information at republican headquarters
| There Is much scratching In counties.
| Machines are being used in Marion, Della
| ware, Montgomery and Vanderburg coun-
| ties.
| ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 6.-Meager
early reports from the state indicate that
/ the fine autumnal weather prevailing has
brought out a heavy vote, but considerable
| scratching is being done There are four
tickets in the field, republican. democratic,
| socialist and prohibition. The polls through
| out the state close at shutdown.
| SANTA FEE, N. Mex, November 6-The
/ weather was clear and Indications were
that 20 per cent more votes would be cast
statehood act will carry In New Mexico by
| good majority.
SIOUX FALLS S. Oak. November g..
| Election day opened with clouds and as
| balmy as spring day. There is light
| southeast wind Lively interest assured
| heavy vote.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. November 6-Elec-
ton day opened with clear. cold weather.
Only light vote was polled in the morning
! hours.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 6.-voting
began early here this morning. A large
| vote Is being pelled. The weather is cold.
but the day promises to be fair throughout,
guaranteeing heavy representation Of
| MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 6.-The
vote throughout the state up to 10 o'clock
i has been comparatively light. owing to the
| lack of interest in many sections. In most
| of the districts the straight tickets are be-
Ing voted. but In Others where factions ex-
| ist, there Is considerable splitting of tickets
| This Is especially noticeable in Milwaukee
city and county. where there are four can
dfdates for district attorney, and in this
| contest practically the only straight tickets
being voted throughout are those of the
social democrats.
The polls will remain open until o'clock
In Milwaukee, those In smaller places clos
| ing at pm.
BRADFORD. Pa, November Collection
day dawned bright and clear, and heavy
| vote in all parts of Mexican county Is being
polled.
Mr.. Lewis Emery jr.. fusion candidate
for governor, arrived here from Cory at
| noon feeling in excellent spirits. The SEN
ator at once cast his vote at the polling
place of the first precinct of the second
| ward. He Is confident that he will be elect
ed. Mr.. Emery's township people are max
! Ing great effort to get out the entire vote
| In this city, and at noon it was estimated
| that over half of the entire registration had
voted.
I CHEYENNE, Wyo., November 6-Elec-
| ton day here dawned chilly and bright A
large early vote was cast. and the indica-
tons were that the vote would be very
nearly fuI in this city.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. November 6-Dis-
patches from cities and towns in Ohio indi-
cate that a large vote was polled in the
early hours Of the day. Except for fogs in
some sections, ideal weather prevailed.
Chief interest was shown in the congress,
sional contests, but the indications were
that Carmi Thompson republican, and Sam
uel A. Hoskins, democrat, who head the re-
! spective tickets as candidates for secretary
of state. would poll heavy vote.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, November G.
Fine weather and heavy early vote is
ported in southern West Virginia. Clashes
occurred early today between democratic
policemen and republican deputy sheriffs in
| Williamson, and many of each faction are
| in Jail. Three companies of militia are still
| under arms here. but 1t Is the general belief
| that they will not be sent to Williamson.
DENVER. Col. November 6.-Weather
conditions throughout Colorado are favor
| able for polling large percentage of the
vote, and the early voting is generally re-
| ported to be lively. he total vote at this
| election, however, probably will be smaller
than two years ago, IS 10000 names, many
of which were formerly voted by repeaters.
| have been eliminated from the Denver lists.
CHARLOTTE, n c., November g. -
| Weather conditions here are admirable. In
| dications are that there will be q record
| breaking vote.
JACKSON, Miss, November 6-The
weather here today is fine, but little inter-
est is being taken In the eiectlon ana not
| a third of the vote will be cast in Jackson.
The vote over the state will be light
DETROIT. Mich, November 6.-Reports
| from the state tell Of generally fine weather
| al over Michigan and a fair vote is being
polled except in those places where q
| sharp local issue has added interest to the
| campaign The weather is fine In the up
per peninsula and a large vote is being
| poled there.
| DALLAS, Tex, November ga large
vote is not expected to be polled in today
| election. The weather is fine. Republican
| workers are active in the cities.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., November 6.-Fair
and warm weather marked the opening of
| election day. In the absence OF contests
| there was no general interest in the voting.
| LINCOLN. Neb., November 6.-The fears
| of the campaign managers of both parties
are being realized today in the small vote
cast In many election precincts over the
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