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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
OTHER OFFICES GO TO
REPUBLICAN-F USI0NISTS
Hearst Makes Poor Race, Finishing
Third and Nearly One Hundred
Thousand Votes Behind the Winner
Result Of Election More Than Half
Defeat For Tammany.
tBy Associated press.)

NEW YORK. 1'ammany elected
another mayor of Greater New York
today. but lost its grip on city
finances.
William ]. Gaynor, of Brooklyn.
swept the five boroughs to victory as
mayor by at least 10000 plurality, de-
feating Otto r. Barnard Republican
Fusion. and William Randolph Hearst.
Independent.
lie failed. however, TO carry his
ticket with him and the Republican
Fusion forces will control absolute
~ the board of estimate and APP
portionment. which will disburse ap-
proximately billion dollars during the
administration.
More Than Half a Defeat.
This is more than half defeat for
Tammany. for the control of the board
of estimate was one of the principal
issues Of the campaign.
In addition the Fusion
lists elected Charles S. Whitman dis
trict attorney OF New York county,
who defeated George Gordon Battle.
the Democratic nominee by at least
$4,000. plurality, and John s. Shea fer
sheriff over Christopher ID. Sullivan
Democrat. by about 10000.
,<-~vz-s Hearst Made Poor Race.
Hearst ran poor race. Once de-
feateG in his contest for the mayora!-
ty against Mcclellan in 1905. he
went down again today with total
of less than 10000 as against APP
prcximately 245 900 for Gaynor and
$4,000 for ia, nard.
With but thirty-six election dis
tricts out $50 missing. the total vote
of the greatest of city for the can
didste was as follows:
Gaynor, 243.S70: Barnard. 1889;
Hearst. 1859 This gives Gaynor
lead of 7047I over Barnard and
1921 over Hearst
GueriIlas Notably Absent.
Although many arrests were made
for violation of the election law the
greater part of these We're found TO
be due to clerical errors or misun-
derstandings. The Professional repeat
er and the guerilla were chiefly nota-
BILE by their absence. Credit for this
satisfactory state Of affairs was given
largely to the new signature law.
Under this law every voter after re-
ceiving his ballot is compelled TO write
his name. and have IL compared with
the signature which he made at the
time CT registration.
If ever New York election was
well watched il was today's. Every
rolling place had its full quota or
watchers, including nearly 1900 COL
CONTINUED on Fifth Page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
Especial to Daily Press.)

RICHMOND VA. New. s.--Tncoms
plete returns complied at one o'clock
tonight show that Judge William
Hodges Mann and .he Democratic
ticket have carried the State by 49,
600 majority. which is five thousand
less than that polied by Governor
Swanson four years ago. The re-
turns In hand show conclusively that
the Democratic ticket is safe.
The counties yet to be heard from
will not change the result other than
to, increase slightly the Democratic
lead. In the estimates on which these
figures are based the Republicans
have been given every doubtful local.
ity.
The returns show. however, that
the Democratic vote has dropped on
nightly. and that the Republicans
are stronger in the state than had
been anticipated. although they did
not poll nearly the large vote they
had promised.
There has been very little interest
exhibited in the election anywhere.
James BEHIND Ticket
All OF the candidates upon the
ticket ran together. with the exception
OF Benjamin o. James. candidate for
secretary OF the commonwealth. nom-
mated to succeed ID. @. Eggieston,
who died since his nomination and
after bis name had teen printed upon
the ballot
II was necessary to write in the
name OF Colonel james upon the bal
lot. as was the case also in several
q the minor and local Offices.
Republicans Gain in House.
The entire House of Delegates was
elected at this time. The Repubu-
cans made one CT two gains In men,
bership in the house. They will be
represented by probably twenty mem
bers on the fiocr. against eighty Dem
ccrsfs. The new house. will there
fore. be overwhelmingly Democratic
Eighteen members he'd been conced-
ed TO the Republicans previous 10 the
election.
Inc liquor issue did not m1terialtxe
in The campaign. the liquor interest
voting sor Judge Mann. who is q pro-
hibi;icnist as well as a Democrat. The
Democratic leaders hsvinx promised
that there shall be nc adverse legs
is;icn asainsi liqno- IN the legislature.
which viii convene in January. II
Is understood that che Anfi-saloon
Lesgue ccucurrtd IN this arrangement
IN oder 70 get Judge Mann. who r.
their representative also. lnso once.
Nay Mean no prohfbitior-
This means that The state is pre-
SUNDAY safe from a prohibition cam
paizn for two years 10 come. The
voting was light an over the state.
The apathy Ct the voters IN the maiE
Is believed 70 have been snc 20 OF
position 20 Judge Manr. M psrty
having tern split on two candidates
IN The recent primary. Many voters
stayed away ron the coils.
Mann ~Knfe6- n Rosnose.
N some sections. principally IN ire
fC~ufIruef On ro1rrfn u~-n4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
MORE THAN FOUR TO
ONE IN RICHMOND
With Tive Precincts 70 be Heard
From. Mann Has Majority
Of 2.45e.

RiCHMCEJ. VA. Nov. 2.-The city
Of Richmond. with two small pre-
cincts 10 hear from. gives Mann and
the Democratic t.ssct a majority Of
2.f50.
The vote stands. Mann, @.17s;
Kent. 7a5.
The returns from the missing pre-
cincts will not change the result
aoticeabiy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
THE SUCCESSFUL LOCAL
CANDIDATES.

For City Treasurer. NJ.
Curtis.
For City Sergeant-C. w.
Mugler.
For Commonwealth's Attorn-
ey-Charies C. Berkeley.
For Constable. w. Hester.
For House of Delegates-L.
p. Stearnes.
For Justice of the Peace
First ward-B. 3. Semmes;
Second Ward-R. A. 7. Gle
ment: Third ward-T. c.
Powell; Fourth ward-J. J.
Ho;zbach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
Duel VITA Knives.

DAWSON. CA. Nov. Nv. r.
johnson. a young white plaster. and
negro fought a dgei with knives
IN the public roai and tonight the
negro is IN jail with q bad wound IN
h.s face and Johnson. with his throat
cit. IS thought 70 Rave no chance fos
recovery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
District Supreme Court A.
firms Contempt Decision.
U. S. SUPREME COURT NOW
Chief Justice Sheppard Dissents on
Constitutional Grounds-RuIing IS
That Gcmpers. Morrison and Mitch
ell Cefied Courts Order.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Nov. 1.-The
decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia adjudgiBg Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers, Secretary
Frank Morrison and Vice President
John Mitchell. Of the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor guilty Of contempt
OF court in the Bucks Stove and
Range case. was affirmed by the
court Of Appeals Of the District OF
Columbia. The case will now be TAX
en- to the Supreme Court OF the
United states.
Chief Justice Sheppard diSsented
from tire opinion Of the court on con
sfitutional grounds.
The court held that the frnda-
mental issue was whether the consti-
tutionai agencies Of government
should be obeycd or defed. The mere
fact that the defendants were the Of
fceTs Of organized labor in America
said the court. lent importance to the
cause and added to the gravity OF the
situation. but Il should not be per
miftcd to influence the result
The Courts Ruling.
II an organization Of citizens. how.
ever large the court held. may dis
obey the mandates q the court. the
same reasoning would render them
subject to individual defiance. Both
thosrh he may honestly believe tina,
bis rights have been invaded. nay
elect when and 10 whas extent he
vii obey the mandates q the court
and the requirements Of the Law as
interpreter BY the court. instead Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
Campaign For winning the
South" In Full Swing.
OLD REBEL YELL HEARD
Columbus, Decorated for Occasion and
Filled with Excursionists, Gives
Distinguishes Tourist Hearty Wei
Conceive Days to be Spent in
Birmingham.
(By Associated PressJ

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Nov. p
President Tafts campaign Cor win
ming the south 10 closer union with
the states Of the north vas IN full
swing when the chief executive reach
ed birmingham tonight Al various
towns IN Mississippi. eliminating q;
Columbus. the old home Of Secretary
OF war Dickinson. the president call
ed cut the cheers OF the people b.
his declaration q friendship TO tint
south and by the repeated statement
tha; his visit waS without political
significance.
III IS not that Ne want 60 make
you Republicans said the President.
or that We want 70 become Demo
Gratis. We al have our views and our
tastes IN that regard Il ~ that you
shall come 10 believe that ycG a. a.
near 20 the heart Of the central gov
eminent a. ncw administered. as any
ether people in TIT Onion.r
cIo Rebel Vel Heard
The old rebel yell was heard IN
Columbus when the President spoke
today as Il has not been heard IN
years The pretty little town vas
crowded with excufsiouists.
President Tafts address from 6
stand erected IN Main street seemed
to catca he fancy Of the crowd. and
nearly every sentence q hts talk was
guucfuafed uith cheers.
an speaking Of his desire 10 bring
the Southern people closer 10 their
rcighbors q the North. President
Taft declared that me cordial recep-
lc.-alnnaL On Ennrfh parnl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
Incomplete Returns Show En-
tire State Ticket Has Been
Elected by a Big
Majority.
REPUBLICANS GAIN TWO
MEMBERS IN LEGISLATURE

Lleh. Vote PolIed, Both sides Losing
Strength on Account Of APATHY
James Wins Over Locke In spite
of oInicultIes-Lieut.. Governor Ely
son Leads Ticket-Many Counties
to be Heard From.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
Though Running Last, Cox Polls
Enough Votes to Give City
-. One Republican
Officer.
STRONG FIGHT Is WAGED
AGAINST CAPT. BERKELEY

Former Mayor Moss JONES Forces
With Friends Of Cox to Aid Republi-
cans in Effort to Beat Common
wealth's Attorney-John 8. Locke
Carries the City-landslide For
Stearnes, Mugler and Curtis.
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THE DAILY PRESS Is the
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