The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-07
F ORECAST I
is GIVEN
Both Parties Claiming
Victory in All the
Doubtful States

Wilmington, Nov. THE political
situation is uncertain, With the Re-
publicans claiming the state and the
Democrats hopeful The reelection
of William P. Held, Republican, over
Robert c. White. the Democratic
candidate. is regarded as probable, al
though by a reduced majority.
New Haven. Conn. Nov THE
predictions from Republican state
headquarters Of n plurality of about
10000 for that party's ticket and the
claim Of about 5000 plurality for the
Democratic ticket by the leaders Of
that party. made last week were un-
changed today.
Reno, New, Nov. 7.-Closing ad-
dresses Will he made tonight in tho
principal cities of the state by candi-
dates Of both parties On the eve
OF election the success of their res
pectlve tickets from top to bottom Is
claimed by the Republicans and
Democratic campaign managers by
plwalities ranging from 500 to s.
600
Cleveland, Nov. with the eX-
ception OF some eleyenth-hour actlvi-
ties of Warren G Harding Republi-
can candidate for governor. who is to
make three speeches today, the Ohio
campaign has been transferred from
the hands OF the orators to the work
ers, Registration figures In the cities
OF the state, compared with those OF
1908, Indicate a reduction Of 200, 900
or more I'm the total vote.
Governor JudsOn Harmon and State
Treasurer D, S. Creamer are the only
Democrats now holding elective of
fee.
Chicago, Nov. THE campaign in
this state will come to close to-
night with final meetings in the pria-
cipal cities and towns and round-ups
of party workers.
In some of the congressional dis
trictS in Chicago, heated contests are
expected and today both sides claim
victory In the Ninth district. from
which Henry S. Boutell Republican
was retired at the primary. r Fl.
Gansborpe, progressive Republican.
and Lyden Evans. Democrat, both
Will speak today.
Detroit. Mich, Nov News from
Michigan Democratic headquarters
is that the leaders believe they will
elect three congressman from this
state, in the First. Fifth and Sixth
districts. They admit the vote will
be close The Republicans. on the
other hand. declare they will win by
substantial mojorlties.
indianapolis. Nov. 7-Senator Bevc-
ridge and John Kern VIII he the op-
posing leaders in tho oratory of the
closing today in Indiana, Tonight
Senator Bcyeridge speaks at Bicknell
theater and Mr.. Kern at Lafayette
Cheyenne, Nov. THE day before
the election finds both parties IN
Wyoming making claims Of victory.
Republican managers estimating the
majority for governor at 1000. while
former Senator j. NJ. Carey. running
for governor as Independent Repub-
lican and Democrat. believes he will
have 1000 majority. Both parties
claim the legislature.
Denver. Nov. Final appeals to
voters to vote straight" were issued
BY campaign managers today. Re
publican managers are confident in
their claims of their ticket. headed
by John B. Stephen for governor. but
betting favors the reelection Of Gov.
ernor John Shafroth George ].
Klndel, the freight rate booster" is
running for congress on the prohibit
tlon ticket in the Denver district, the
result being a hot three-cornered
fight
San Francisco. Cal. Nov. With
both Gubernatorial candidates sched-
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