The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-09
Quite Probable that John w.
Kern viii Control the Joint
Ballot at the Legislature
Next Year.
TWELVE cONGRESSMEN
WON BY DEMOCRATS
II Appears that Congressman
crumpacker Was the Only
Republican Solon Who Es-
oaped with Lie.

(Paiiadium Specially
Indianapolis, Nov. s.-The Demo
erats swept the state In the election
On Tueeday and It 10 generally con-
ceded that they carried twelve Of the
thirteen congressional districts and
alsU win have . majority OF four on
Joint ballot In the next legislature.
Coaoressman Edgar d. Crumpacker
oe ne Tenth district was returned to
cea6Fess by . majority Of about 400.
although In al counties but Lake he
ran behind the t1ckst, but LAke's ma
joe1eY WuO sulDoleut 70 elect him.
Results IN the Eleventh congIes.
-s>ooel district and IN several OF the
leOoGlotive districts are still In, doubt.
Howevse. n Indianapolis. it was gen
orally beloved today that the Demo.
seote had elected George Raueh Of
Mesjoe 20 ooaWess tro0 he ElevsntA
dlql21oA al1 the ne1t legislature
W0GD1 - 0o0ocE1l16 u 56dnt 641J0t.
TAo DeSAossaAo pSaco their majority
on jolnt ballot q -. The election OF
the satifs stats and Judicial tickets,
teooth@r With other SUCCESSES IL pre-
dteeed by the Democrats.
81 osWats 10 osmeesasie.
sHepubl1can leaders concodo the ssn.
ave 20 tAe Democrets b. . majority Of
two. but claim that In the lower house
they vim have majority Of six thus
Swing the Republicans . majority Of
four and control Of the senatorial cit.
uation if the leaders' claims are borne
out BY the later returns. The Repub-
liean leaders further claim the cleo
tion pf the state ticket. In eighteen Of
the state legislative districts the 70.
suits are very close and Republican
state Chairman Leo was In confer.
ence with Attorneys Remy and Noel
today and Il 10 probable the state lead.
era van contest election returns in
ssveg1k.De these districts which are
now ia10ispute.
According to the forecast In Indian
apoliO today % the situation. the Re
publicans have elected twelve state
senators. and they have ten holdover
senators. making twenty-five members
IN this body.
DDrty-four Representatives were
elected whom the Republicans are
cei<ain OF. making the party's repre-
sentation On Joint ballot ee. or. ton
less than b necessary TO elect Beve-
ridge. II 10 believed here that the leg.
islative districts. which are In doubt
win b found 70 have selected demo.
cratic legislators. The Democratic
majority has been figured at lS here.
II 10 also thought this party Win con-
troll both houses at the next session.
The election of Otis 0ulley ~ sec
retary Of state 10 felt 10 be In doubt
TIE latest returns show that he IL g..
N00 O. moro ahead OF Ellingham. the
Denaoesn41c nominee. The rest Of
the Republican state ticket 10 defeat
I'd. Msis predicted. The situation In
TIE congresional districts 10:
First district, John w. Boehne. Dem
ocrat. elected by majority OF $3.50.
Second district. william Allen Cul.
Top. reelscted BY Democrats with .
majority Of 3.100.
Third district. william =. Cox. Dem.
cerat reelected with majority Of
l.seo.
Fourth district. Lincoln DIXON, re-
elected BY Democrats. having = ma
joiity OF 5000.
F1fth district Ralph w. Moss. Demo
crat. reelected By . MAJORITY Of l.
p" W
- a'~tricA Fully N. Gray. Demo.
erat, defeats W. o. Barnard. Republi-
''crity of 1900.
Seventh district, Charles A. Korbly.
r.-'ccrat. reelected by majority OF
c.soc.
ath district. John A. n. Adair.
,ocrat. rs->lectsA By majority Of
18th district, Martin A. Morrison.
~crat. reelected BY majority OF
'th district. Edgar d Crumpack-
=" Republican. reelected By major.
jsy Of go.
Floventh district George w. Rauch.
ve"sccrat. reelected BY majority Of
400.
slftA district Cyrus Cline. Demo
e. :. electsd BY . majority of 1,3eo.
Thirteenth district. Henry A. Barn
hayL Dsm0crat. rs-slectsd BY . majori-
~ e about ~. ,f