The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-03
OTHER ELECTION RETURNS.

OF HEX eIGC IION ne hNo'
New York, Nov. 2-Richard Crock
er Tammanys old chief. heard the re
turns tonight at the Democratic club
II was the first time he had beel
there on an election night since Seti
Low defeated Van Wyck
What do you think about it?' b.
was asked.
I'm not thinking" said Crockel
with smile I'm out OF politics now
YOU know. ! have not mixed up in /
and don't want TO. | shall stay II
New York Ave days more but | VII
not advise with the leaders of Tam
! many hall. Then | am going TO Florida
intend to stay in the country about
six months and | shall come bach
here every year
Cheyenne, Wyo.. Nov. Demo
Gratis elected three out OF four aid
ermen In todays municipal election
Rome, New York. Nov "a. r
Kessinger. Republican and Democratic
nominee for mayor reelected by LIS;
plurality.
Boston, Nov Six hundred anC
fifty four out of O60 election districts
give for Governor: Draper. Republican
l12,325: Vahey. Democrat. l17.774
Baltimore, Nov. 2-The count Is
slow, only few precincts having been
heard from They indicate constitu
tIonal amendment aimed to disfran
chise the negro. is running slightly
ahead Of Poe amendment having simi
lar purpose. which was defeated four
years ago.
jacksonville. Ills, Nov. I'm locaI
option election today this city went
/ dry by vote OF 202. The dry majority
two years ago was 774.
Buffalo, n Y. Nov.-Louis P. Fer
mann, Democrat. was elected mayor
today by LAG plurality. The remain
der Of the Democratic city ticket was
| defeated with the exception of John
c. Belts for assessor.
Cleveland, Nov Nov. AT 9;45
Mayor Tom l.. Johnson conceded his
defeat, BY Bachr. Republican, by about
1,500, He said:
1T looks as if am beaten | Will
he a candidate for mayor two years
from today"
Philadelphia. Nov, 2.-Rotan, Repub.
lican is elected district attorney over
jorlty. On the stale ticket the Re.
publicans elected their candidate by
more than 100000 plurality.
Binghamton. n. Y, Nov. 2.-Clar-
ence NJ. Stinson. Republican. was to-
day defeated for reelection for may.
or by John Irvings by about 700 plur.
ality. All of the rest of the Republi.
can ticket was elected,
Toledo, Nov 2.-Republlcan head.
quarters concede Mayor Whitlock's re-
election by probably $500 plurality
Boston. Nov. with two-thirds OF
the state heard from rockingham, Re
publican. leads Ross. Democrat. for
licutenant.goyernor by 10000 plural.
iiy.
Louisville, Nov 2-W Q. Heade,
Democrat, elected mayor over Mayor
]. F, Grinstead. Republican. by about
1000 Democrats carry council, munl
clpal and county Offices
Omaha, Nov. 2.-Republican success
i'm Omaha and Lincoln counties indi.
Gated by late returns. Several Demo
cratic county officials who stood for
reelection were defeated I'm Omaha
Judge Sullivan Democrat, apparently
greatly reduced the lead of his Re
publican opponent for supreme judge
but the result was In doubt at a late
hour
Indianapolis. Nov 2 samuel Lewis
Shank, Republican. for mayor and the
entire Republican ticket were elected
by majorlties ranging from 1000 to
800. Republicans also won at Evans.
Vile. where Charles f, Heilman elect
ed mayor At Fort Wayne, Jesse
Grice, Republican, elected mayor. Re.
publicans won at Richmond, Craw-
fordsville and other smaller cities
George T, Harper Republican, was
elected at Madison.
Democrats carried South Bend Mum
Gle. Lafayette and probably Terre
Haute and some smaller cities.
Rochester n Y. Nov. 2.-Mayor
Edgerton. Republican, reelected. At
Troy, Mayor Elias =. Mann. Republi.
can. reelected. AT Johnstown. Abram
Harrison, Democrat elected mayor At
Elmira, Mayor Daniel Sheehan, Demo
crat, reelected. At Schenectady, DR..
Charles c, Duryce, Democrat, elected
mayor. At Watertown. Francis NJ
Hugo. Republican. reelected.
Trenton. n j.. Nov. 2.-RetuIns in
dicate Republicans Will retain control
OF both branches Of the legislature. In
Jersey City, Mayor Whittpenn. Demo-
crat, has been reelected by large
majority. Democrats have elected
mayor In Bayonne for first time In
thirteen years Democrats carried
Trenton by large majority.
Sacramento. Nov "A. r. Beard.
former mayor Democrat, elected
mayor, over Chief of Police John f.
sullivan, Republican. by about 700