Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-09
THE SHADOW
OF SOCIALISM
Its Tip Has Begun Falling
Over the Capitol at
Washington
VICTOR BERGER FOR CONGRESS
Foreign Vote of Milwaukee Has
Led in Movement That
VIII Grow.

Milwaukee, November 9.-The So.
cial Democratic party achieved not
able victory yesterday by electing
Victor Berger, of the fifth district, to
represent Wisconsin in the National
| Congress. Berger will have the dis
tinction of being the first Social
Democrat to sit in Congress. In addi-
ton, they swept the Milwaukee counE
ty ticket from top to bottom by fy6m
1000 to 1000 Added to this, the So
cialists elected 13 members Of the
| legislature, including one /senator.
The legislature, however, Will be Re
publican, and Senator LaFollette will
return to the Senate.
Prohibitionists Help Elect Republican
Omaha, November 9.-Aldrich, Re
publican, probably has been elected
Governor of Nebraska over Dahlman
by 5000 to 10000. 1t seems likely
that the entire Republican ticket was
elected.
Democratic Governor for Iowa.
DesMoines, Ia, November 9.-With
85 per cent of the vote still to be
heard from the governorship of Iowa
is in doubt, with the indications point
ing to Porter, Democrat, the success
full man. Outside of the governor, the
Republicans elected their state ticket.
Iowa May Still Be Republican.
Des Moines, Nov. 9.-Five hundred
precincts out of 1890 give Porter,
Democrat for governor plurality of
2,002. The Porter vote shows mark
ed decrease as the rural districts are
heard from.
iowa Remains Republican.
Des Moines, Nov. 9.-The late re
| turns from the rural districts wipe
out Porter's plurality and indicate
Carroll's reelection by 5000.
Carey Carries Wyoming.
| Cheyenne, Wyo., November 9.-Re-
turns are far from being complete,
but it seems there will be no doubt
of the election of Former Senator
Joseph M. Carey as governor. Carey
ran as Democrat. 176 precincts
out of 4SO give Carey 1884, Mullen
Republican 1928. The legislature
probably will be Republican, but the
vote will be close.
Prohibition Losses in Utah.
Salt Lake, November s.-Utah yes
terday reelected Joseph Howell, Re
publican, to Congress by 10000 major
ity and rejected statewide prohibitien
as demanded by the Democratic plat
form.
California Remains Staunch.
San Francisco, Nov. 9.-Returns
from $50 precincts in California out
side of San Francisco give Johnson
Republican, for governor 33,537; Bell
Democrat, 25,926.
California Safely Republican.
San Francisco, November 9.-While
the returns are far from complete il
seems certain that Johnson, Repub
, lican, is elected governor by $4,000 te
} 10000. A solid Republican delegation
: is returned to Congress, and the lie
: gislature is safely Republican.
Colorado in Doubt.
Denver, Nov 9.-With fully rs PEI
cent of the vote in this city scratch
ed" and with scratching genera
throughout the state, it is impossible
to give the result of yesterdays cleo
ton in Colorado. Both sides claim
the victory.
shafroth Appears Elected.
Denver, November 9.-67 precincts
in and about Denver give Shafroth
Democrat, for governor, 5,224, steph
en-, Republican, 2,205. The Democra
tic leaders claim Shalroth's election
by 10000. Scattered returns from
the state indicate that the inititive
and referendum are adopted.
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