The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-11-13
v. ]. GAYNOR WINS
70 ELECTED MAYOR or NEW
stt YORK BY 10000
MAJORITY.
TOM JOHNSON is DEFEATED

Liquor Interests In Illinois Get Jolted
--Heney Meets His Waterloo at
San Francisco - Republicans Re-
gain Nebraska-Draper Reelected.
New York.-William ]. Gaynor
(Dem.) was elected mayor of New
York city Tuesday by plurality of
more than 10000 over his nearest COM
petitor, Otto T. Barnard, (Rep.) The
remainder Of the Tammany ticket was
defeated.
William Randolph Hearst, the Civic
Alliance candidate, ran poor third,
and was defeated by big pluralities In
every borough, with the possible ex-
ception of Queens. Here he ran slight
ly ahead Of Barnard, but Mr.. Gaynor
carried every borough in the greater
city.
Tom Johnson Defeated.
Cleveland, O.-Tom Johnson, the
picturesque mayor of Cleveland, has
been defeated by a decisive majority
by Herman Baehr (Rep.). Baehr, the
first Republican to be elected mayor
in ten years, declared that his cleo
ton was due to dissatisfaction Of the
people with the methods of handling
city business. The election Of Baehr
is believed to mean certain settle
ment of the long street railway war
which Johnson began eight years ago
when he demanded three-cent rate
of fare.
Glbboney Is Defeated.
adelphia.-Samuel p. Rotan
(Rep) was elected district attorney
over d. Clarence Gibboney, represent
ing the Law and Order society and the
reform element. Rotan's majority ex.
ceeded that in previous reform cam
paign, being estimated at upward of
10000. The state elections, for treas
urer, auditor general and Judge Of
the supreme court, resulted in the
usual Republican majority.
Liquor Interests Get Jolt.
Springfield, Ill.-The liquor inter-
ests have received a hard jolt in CEN
trail and southern Illinois. Almost a
clean sweep was made by the foes of
the liquor traffic in the 33 precincts
in which the local option proposition
was submitted.
The following towns went dry"
Chandlerville, Petersburg, Athens.
Tululla, Oakford, Jacksonville, Mere
dosia, South Winchester, Naples, Ex-
eter, Crater, Hamburg, Redwood,
Hardin, Coulterville, Swanwick, Jones'
boro, Anna, Golconda, Mound City and
Mt. Carmel.
These went wet" Baldwin, Du-
quoin, Pinckneyville and Southwest
Heney Is Defeated.
San Francisco.-F. J. Heney was
defeated for district attorney by a
large majority. He led in the recent
graft Investigations and was bitterly
opposed by those whom he had
fought as prosecutor.
Salt Lake Goes American.
Salt Lake City.-Almost complete
returns show Bransford (American),
is elected mayor over Wallace Gu
sion) and Murdoch (Rep.) by $3.50.
Republicans Regain Nebraska.
Lincoln, Neb.-With returns so in
complete as to hardly warrant a
definite estimate, indications are that
Lancaster county had elected the en-
tire Republican county ticket, save
one Office. by majorities much less
than two years ago.
Draper ls Reelected.
Boston. -Late returns indicate that
Gov. Eben 8. Draper (Rep) had been
reelected over James H. Valley
(Dem.) by q greatly-reduced majority.
estimated at 10000. Diapers major.
ity last year was $4,000.
Democrats Carry Virginia.
Richmond, va.-Early returns indi.
cate that the Democratic ticket, head.
ed by Judge Mann for governor. had
been elected by about the usual ma.
jority.
Gov. Pothier 10 Reelected.
Providence, b. 1.-The Republican
state ticket was elected by increased
majorfties. Gov. Pothier's lead over
Arnold (Dem) will be from 1000 to
5000.
New Jersey Returns Slow.
Trenton, N. 1.-The returns indi.
cate that the Republicans will retain
control of both branches of the legis-
lature.
Head Elected Mayor.
Louisville, Ky. = Though returns
from 80 scattered precincts may re.
duce the plurality slightly. indica-
lions are that w. o. Head, Democrat
ic candidate. has won over Mayor
Grinstead, Republican candidate for
reelection, by 1000.
Shank Defeats Gauss.
Indianapolis, Ind. - Lewis Shanl
(Rep.) was elected mayor over Charles
A. Gauss (Dem.) The temperance ID
sue has figured extensively in the
campaign.
Panic on Ocean Liner.
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