Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-07

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Sional districts.
RALEIGH. n c., November 7.-lndica-
tons point to the largest vote poileu III
the history of the state. Democrats claim
safe majorities in all OF the ten CON
gross onaI districts. Three OF these dis
tricts. the fifth, eight and tenth, are no"
represented by republicans.
Reduced Vote in Ohio.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. November =
With the exception of some eleventh
hour activities of Warren G. Harding. re-
publican candidate for governor, who Is
TO make three speeches today. the Ohio
campaign has been transferred from the
hands of the orators to the capable d.
rection of the precinct workers.
Registration figures in the cities of the
state COMPARED with those of 1905, indi-
cate a reduction of 100000 or more IN
the total vote of the state. Two years ago
|, 123, 19S votes were cast Tor governor
The managers of the two major parties
admit that their chief problem is the
enticement of the elusive voter to the
polls, as the falling off in registration is
well distributed between republican and
democratic territory.
Gov. Judson and State Treasurer D. S.
Dreamer are the only democrats now
holding elective state office. The repub-
Iicans control the balance of the 0mces.
IN auQltlOn 10 the legislature anu
teen of the twenty-one congressional dis
tricts. Each side claims a clean sweep
tomorrow on the state ticket. and ma
iority of the general assemblymen and
congressman.
Wind-Up in Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. November T.
Senator Beveridge and John w. Kern will
be the opposing leaders in the oratory
OF the closing day of the campaign In
Indiana. Tonight Senator Beveridge
speaks at Bicknell and Mr.. Kern at La
fayette. The state officers. all except
governor and lieutenant governor. have
been lost sight of in the fight made over
the election of members of the state as
scmbly. who will choose the successor to
Senator Beveridge. -s-
DETROIT. Mich. November News
from Michigan to the democratic head
quarters is to the effect that the work.
Crs believe they will elect three repre-
sentatives from this state-in the first.
fifth and sixth districts. They admit
the vote will be close. The republicans,
dates are safe and they will win by sub
stantial majorities along with the state
ticket. which they say will be elected by
from $1,000 to $4,000 majority.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. November I.-Re-
publicans seem practically sure Of elect
ing their state ticket, legislature and
eight representatives. The democrats con-
troll the sixth congressional district.
while the social-democrats and the two
old parties are fighting hard for the
fourth and fifth congressional districts.
Both Confident in Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, November THE
state campaign will close tonight with
the leaders of both parties in the Twin
city. Gov. Eberhart will address q meet
ing in st. Paul and James Gray. demo-
cratic candidate for governor, will make
several speeches in Minneapolis. Both
sides are confident.
BISMARCK. \. D., November 7-Politf-
cal rallies in Fargo and Grand Forks by
both parties tonight Will close one OF the
most strenuous campaigns In the history
poll heavy vote that will elect c. A.
Johnson governor over Gov. Burke.
SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. November T.
Day before eiec,,on finds the republicans
CONFIDENT of making clean sweep in
South Dakota. They estimate that no
candidate of their ticket will have less
than Ll0O0 majority
II r. Lyons, chairman of the democratic
state committee, claims reelection of
ood, democratic nominee for governor,
ahu ooule and Kelley, nominees for Con-
Sress. by from three to five thousand ma
Jority. The chief interest is centered in
the county option fight and the woman
sun. age question.
TOPEKA. Kan. November while the
republicans claim they will elect their
state ticket i'm Kansas by a plurality of
al least $1,000 and the democrats. a no
GIVING out no figures on the result the
leaders of both parties today express
themselves as being equally confident of
VICTORY.
GUTHRIE, Okla, November AT
democratic headquarters today the pre-
Glcton was maze that Lee Cruc. the
democratic candidate for COVE. nor and
the enti-e democratic state ticket would
be elected by more than 1000 votes. The
republicans claim they will eject their
state ticket and at least three repre-
sentatives.
Claims Made in Missouri.
ST. LOUIS. November 7.-Republican
and democratic leaders issued statements
today in which each claims a victory
II tomor ow's election in Missouri The
democrats expect to elect fifteen Of the
sixteen Missouri representatives.
OMAHA, Neb., November 1.-One OF
the most spirited campaigns in recent
years IN Neorasna will end late tonie hit
with addresses by D. acticaliy ali The
state and congressional candidates on ALI
tickets.
County option is the principal local
issue. The repaid cans favoring IL and
democrats opposing IT, The uronIb tion
CANDIDATE for governor has withdrawn In
favo. OF the republican nominee The
prohioidon vote IS nominaliy about 5000.
DES MONIES, Iowa, November IA
close vote is expected I'm this state tomor-
row. In the cities the polls viii be oIen
from am. TO 1>p.m.. and in the village
and rural districts firm am. to 4 d. m.
Gov. Carroll predicts that 235,OuO votes
VIII be cast.
Claude Porter. democratic cand. date
for sove nor, places the probable lotal
vote at $4,000.
Betting Odds Favor Shafroth.
DENVER. Col. November 7.-Final an.
peals TO voters to vote straight" were
issued by campaign managers today. Re.
publican leaders predict victory for theiI
ticket, headed by John B. Stephen fol
governor, but betting favors the re-elec.
tion OF Gov. John F. Shafroth. George