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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-08
OBITUARY
Mrs. snIIie Ambros.eIIi

Mrs. saliie AmbrosseIii, wife OF j.
" Amhrosseili, of Ills North Twenty
third street, died yesterday Afternoon
about . O'Clock at her home. She
leaves. besides her husband one
daughter. Miss GLADYS Ambrosselli;
-FOUR sisters, Mrs. w. II. Matthews, OF
New Jersey: Mrs. NJ. l., HUFF. OF
of Richmond. and Miss Laura Irving,
OF Richmond The funeral Will take
place tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock from the Venable Street Bap-
fist Church Intcrment Will be made
In Oakwpod Cemetery.
Crawford Miller.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Salisbury, n. c.. November 1.--One OF
Hownn's Oldest and most highly re-
spected citizens passed away yeyterdey
when Crawford Miller died at his home
near Salisbury. He WAS seventy-four
years old. was Confederate veteran
and was greatly liked. He was at the
head Of large and weIl-known family
and leaves wide circle Of friends ant,
acquaintances.
Mrs. Joseph Graham.
William A. Graham, Jr., was called
10 Charlotte. \, c.. yesterday by a tele-
gram announcing the death OF his aunt.
MRS. Joseph Graham, widow 81 DR.. Jo-
seph Graham, TO; years one of the lead
ing physicians of his State. Mrs Ora
ham leaves two children. Dr. William
a. Graham, of Charlotte. and Mrs. Geo.
Miss Addic Henry.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Salisbury, n. c.. November 7-Miss
Addie SeNry. aged twenty eight years
died at her home in Salisbury Sunday
afternoon following brief illness. she
was member OF Holmes Memorial
Methodist Church. and the funeral was
conducted by the pastor, Rev. G. NJ
Short.
w. NJ. Lamb.
Charlottesville. Va. November T.
w. NJ. Lamb. aged sixty-one, died yes
terday at his home near Milltngto on,
this county. after an illness of three
weeks. He was a native of Greene
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Dir. Lyons
PERFEcT
Il Tooth Powder
cleanses, preserves and beauti-
fles the teeth. prevents tooth
decay and imparts purity
and fragrance to the breath.


election. Mississippi voters elected the
entire Democratic State ticket to-day.
The strength shown by tho Socialist
candidates, however. was an cxtraor-
In the presidential election of 1908
socialist votes polled totaled SIS; in
1910 at the congressional election.
i,6oo. To-day James Il. Lester can
didnte for Lieutenant Governor, in op-
position to Theodore G. Bilbo. Demo
cratic nominee, If the ratio shown by
maintained. Will have in excess of
5000. Lester led his ticket, which was
the only opposition to the Democratic
nominees.
1t is estimated that not more than
$4,000 votes were polled, about one
third of normal vote
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Kentucky
LANDSLIDE IN KENTUCKY
Democratic Ticket Swept Into ONCE by
Moro Than 10000.

Democratic Ticket Swept Into ONCE b,
More Than 10000.
Louisville. Ky. November ken.
lucky, for years considered in the bal
ance between the Democrats and Re
prblicans, to-day went back into the
ranks OF the former in Il landslide vic.
tory. Returns up to $3.50 tonight indi.
Gated that James b. McCreary, Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor had been
elected by from 10000 to 10000 major.
ity. His opponent was Judge Edward
c. o'Rear.
The Herald and Post. both of which
supported the Republican ticket. con.
ceaed McCreary's election by 10000
but figures taken from all sources
hardly Justify such an estimate.
rho returns have surprised even tn.
most optimistic Democrats, most OF
Whom said the election would be close
As IT is, the Republican majority OF
1000 by which the present adminlstra.
ton went into office WAS shattered
and the Democratic State ticket will
so into office more strangy Endorsed
than has any ticket In years.
The Herald tomorrow will attribute
Republican defeat 10 what it consider.
unpopularity of present Republican
national and State administrations In
kentucky.
Neither party had n paramount Issue
Both stood for the county unit prohibi-
tion election plan and advancement OF
methods of governing State Institutions
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New Jersey
REPUBLICANS GAIN
They VIII Control Both Branches
New Jersey Legislature

They VIII Control Both Branches Of
New Jerney Legislature.
Trenton, y. j.. November 7.--Returns
at midnight Indicated that the Repub-
Iicans Will control both branches III the
Legislature next winter. Gloucester
county, which, according TO carly re-
turns, was in DOUBT, elected IA Repub-
hcan Senator. and this will make the
Senate stand eleven Republicans to
ten Democrats
The Assembly will be made up OF
approximately thirty-eig Republicans
TO twenty-five democrats. Last years
Assembly consisted OF forty-two Dem
ocrats and eighteen Republicans.
The Democrats elected ABOUT twelve
OF their seventeen candidates for sher-
In. The election Tor AssemDlymen
showed gains or the Republicans I'm Il
number OF counties that last fall elect
ed Deinocrats that were carried through
py Governor Wilson on the connection
with his candidacy for the governor
snip.
Inc counties that last winter had
Democratic ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but which
next year VIII he represented by lee
p"Diicans. are Bergen. Esses. Giouces-
ter motifs, Somerset and Union.
The election is significant i'm the de-
FEAT Of number OF men whose election
was specincaiiy advocated by Governor
woodrow wilson In the tour he made
OF the state during the last few weeks.
Among the defeated Democratic cali
didates IL state Senator Harry $. Os-
borne, Of Essex county, in whose behaA
Governor Wilson made an appeal TO
| the voters in Essex county in an ad
dress that was published yesterday.
| Governor Wilson asked for Mr., Os-
borne's election on the ground that
| INC senator last winter had been, one
oi the strongest supporters of the Gov
cfmorb policy. Another Wilson sup
porter VINO was defeated was Assem-
| D!yman Lanontc, Of Somerset county,
VINO ran for state Senator this time,
ana IN whose behalf Governor Wilson
made speeches in that county last sat
| urday.
! The ReDublicaus elected their entire
Assembly ticket in Essex county. where
me Democratic orBanizatiop-c candida les
were nominated. and in whose behalf
Governor Wilson declined to go to
| tsScN 10 speak.
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New York
TAMMANY's HOLD SHAKEN
Republicans Fusion Party shows Re-
mnrknbIc Strength.

muIhHDlc StrCuEtn.
New York. November 7.-Tammany
Halls hold on New York City Was
shaken TO-DAY in +, battle Of the ballots
in which local OFFICES were mainly IL;
stake The Democrats successtully
defended their ancient strongholds Of
Manhattan ana the BronX, but by
greatly reduced plurulities. Queens
county also stood by the Democrats.
hut the Republican, Fusion candidates
made nearly clean sweep of Brook
Ism and probably divided honors In
the little borough OF Richmond
4 wear ago Manhattan and the Bronx
hcrouEhs gave Governor Dix plural
itS ct GS,$Sa and elected q Democrat tic
supreme Court Justice by about 70. OC0
To-day Robert L. Fowler the Demo-
cratic candidate for Surrogate, car
ried New York county with a maxi
mum plurality Of about 1900.
The Democrats elected their candi.
date for sheriff by abou. S.ovu, and the
three Democratic candidate. for Su-
prsme Court justice in the First Judi
c!al pistrict pulled through by bare
S,0c0 Francis ii. Scott, the fourth
justice elected. was Inuorsed by both
parties
The Republicans gained eigh, As.
olymcn IN New York county, and
VIII sena fifteen membe-s of the body
out Of the total delegation of thirty
1--WE.
Three Republican candidates fog su.
preme Court justices in the second
Judicial District. whivh comprises
kings. Queens ana Richmond counties
were elected with on. possible ex
Seption. William Mtllett, Jr., the Dem.
ocratic candidate. vine was charged
with buying his nomination. ran abou,
$3.50 behind Callahan. who is so clos,
70 the last man OH the Republican
list that his fate remained In doupi
until the last district was heard from
The Republicans elected shertr in
Kings county BY about 1900 In nine.
teen out OF twenty-three districts IN
BROOKLYN the Fusionists gained 81,
Assemblymeu
Vote on supreme Court Justices. First
District coma!ete. scott Democrat.
Aus!en). -6".at4 Callahan tDenocral
i54, rendleton tJemocratJ, Is5,sv.
iotchhlAs ,DemocgaD. lS+,,v,, Ottin
ser tFusion,. lsV,ssl. anusrn tt'usion,.
lz|is.' Baldwin ttusioul, 1899.
completc returns Tor surrorat. IN
Manhatien ''and .ine Dronx showed
folwed tioemrcersD had & plurr-,y ~
49'eiS over Mathewsou CFusior
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California
UNION LABOR LOSES

Returns Indicate Victory for Municipal
Conference Candidates.
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Maryland
In Doubt ct Midnight.

baltimore, Md, November 7.-The
American. Republican, in an extra. COW
ering the election situation up to mid
night, declares that the early returns
from Baltimore and estimates from the
counties would indicate that Goldsbor-
oush. Republican. had been elected
Governor by about 5000 plurality.
The Sun, Democrat, says that tho re-
turns from Baltimore and the counties
up to the same hour were not sufficient
TO indicate the results either on the
State or city tickets.
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New Mexico
both Claim Election.

albuquerque. N NJ, November -.
Bursum. Republican. and Mcdonald
Democrat, for Governor. both claim
election on meagre early returne
AiouquerGue and Las Vegas. both or
dinarily strongly Republican, however.
are conceded TO the Democrats the
former by 700 and the latter by 200
IL seems safe to predict & Republican
Legislature, which will elect two
united States Senators, but the Demo-
Gratis apparently have excellent chance
or eiecting State ticket and Con-
gressmen.
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Complexion Of A,,c,nb,,

New York. November 7-Rcturns re-
ceiyed up TO midnight from throughout
the State on the Assembly election in
dicate That the complexion OF that body
VIII be as follows:
Republicans, 100. Democrats, AZ; So
cialisi, !. This would mean gain OF
81 seats for the Republicans and give
them a majority Of So
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Murphy Gail, IL Trinmpb.

New York, November T.-Charles L,
Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, made
the following statement late tonight,
after returns had made Il appear GER
tain that his organization had won its
election In New York City:
The result is signal triumph for
the people. 1t shows decided DRIFT
to Democracy and indicates that we
shall enter the national tight Of 1872
with unbroken RANKS and the certainty
OF carrying New York State for the
Democratic ticket
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Ohio
CITIES GO DEMOCRATIC
columbus. Cincinnati and Cleveland
Give Decisive PIuraIIties


Give Decisive PIuraiities.
Columbus, o.. November THE
democrats were swept into power in
the three largest cities Of Ohio TO day
Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland
returning decisive Democratic pIuraIi-
ties.
feature Of the elections through
out the state was the large Socialist
vote. In Columbus. Eby. the Socialist
candidate for Mayor, according 10 early
returns. was running a close race with
Mayor Marshall. the Republican nomi :
nee for Icond place, while George !.
haio. Democrat. had been elected by
from 1000 TO 5000 plurality
Ia Cincinnati Mayor Louis Schwab.
running for election. with the Re
publican Endorsement. was defeated by.
Henry I. Hunt. Democrat. ~ probably
5000.
In Cleveland Newton -. Baker. Dem
ocrat. and political heir to the lat.
Tom l. Johnson. was elected Mayor by
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Victory for DI.nk,nburr

Philadelphia, fa., November s.-The
North American at l:45 o'clock this
morning announced that Rudolph
Blankenburg. the war horse of reform"
had been elected Mayor over George
FL Earle, Jr. Republican. 1t waa
stated that the office of United S.ntos
Senator Penrosc admitted that BianE-
enburg had been elected by between 800
and 1000 majority. Blankenbuyg was
nominated by the Democratic and Key
stone parties, and the fight he made
will be memorable 4 n years to come.
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Foss.s vote Rr,Iucc1.

Boston, November 7.--Returns from
56I out OF i,Q,u voting onstricts. IA
GLIDING Boston, give Foss, Democrat,
lVt,3SS; rockingham, Republican,
?i,u.2. The same Clstricts Iast Year
gave Foss. Democrat, HOSES: Draper,
Republican. 9S,iSi. Tho same ratio.
If maintained throughout the state
would make FosS's plurality about
5000.
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Missouri
TaEgart Is Elected.

Kansas CITY Mo-, November t.
was elected to Congress IRON the Sec
ono Kansas District by u majority es-
timated at 1.200 votes over his Repub-
iican opponent, Ulysses $. Guyer to Mi
the uneXpired term OF the late Repup-
ifcan Congressman, a. G. Mitchell.
Mitchell carried the district in 1910
by 3r43o over John Caldwell. Demo
CrRt
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Make clean Sweep.

Buffalo, n V. November 7.--Repub-
iicans made practically a clean sweep
IN Buffalo and Erie county to-day, The
principal candidates on the city ticket
were elected by piuraiities ranging
from 5000 TO 10000. Six OF the nine
Assemblymen elected are Republicans,
with one in doubt. This Is Il Rcpub
iican gain of three seats In the Legis-
leture.
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Progressive Leads GarncId.

Fainesville, o., November 7-Fletch-
or ID. Malin, pledged Progressive can
didatc for delegate to the Ohio Con-
stitutional Convention from Lake
county in 1912. Is leading by 400 votes
James r. Garfield, Secretary of the In
terror under President Roosevelt, who
refused to pledge himself.
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t,o,s Carries Huston.

Boston November T.-Governcr Foss
carried the city of Boston by plural
lily of 2l,S6a. The total vote of the
city was:
Foss DEMOCRACY, 4?.s61: Frothing-
ham (Rcpubi!can), 2S,399.
The total vote last year was:
Foss, $3.50; Draper 27S36.
Mayor Fitzgerald estimated at 7:45
O'clock that Foss had carried the
state by from 5000 10 5000.
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Herald Comedies Defeat.

Louisville. KY. November AT g
o'clock tonight the Herald. which
supported the Republican State ticket,
conceded defeat and announced the
cratic matorities.
The Herald will say tomorrow
morning;
An unpopular national and State
Republican administration was the
cause OF the Democratic victory In
Kentucky"
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lame IN CHEST eRflELD

Party Nominees Go Through Wi,beut
siEn OF Oppoaition.
With no opposition to the nomlnoes
OF me democratic primary or Septoin-
Der I. out lew VI the citizens or cuos-
termed county took the treble to go
10 the polls yesterday. The following
ticket was elected:
House of Delegates. W. w. Baker;
tioater. w. $. lvey. commemorative
attorney, Hdskins Hobson. Treasurer.
Sheriff. vs. c. Gill.
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PENNSYLVANIA
Lookn Safe for EnrIe.

Philadelphia, Pa. November Re
turns from 672 election divisions of the
l'isI In the city give Earle. Republican,
majority over Blankenburg, Reform
er. of S,Slb
These figures point to the election
or Earle by from $1,000 TO 10000 ma
LOFTY. The remainder 81 the Repupli-
can ticket is apparently elected by
about the same majority
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OIlic James for Senate.

louisville, KY. November 7.-One of
the results OF the conceded over
whelming Democratic victory in Ken
lucky Is that a Democratic state Leg
James. now Congressman and Demo-
cratic nominee for United States SEN
ator. to succeed Senator James H.
Pnynter.
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McEMan In Len,

Albany, y. Y. November Earl,
returns indicate the reelection o
Mayor James %. McEwan, Republican,
by 2 substantial majority.
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Rhode Island
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY

u. u. u. seems to Have Won All Along
the Line IN Rhode Island.
Providence, II. l., November RE
turns at midnight from more thar
half the State Indicate Il general Re-
publican victory, Governor POthier be-
ing returned TO office apparently by q
greatly increased plurality. With los
out OF 1Si voting precincts heard from
the vote was: Pothier, 2l.ll9; Water
man tDemocrap, 1G.530. The same dis
tricts last year gave Pothier 1850;
Waterman, 1919.
The Legislature will be largely Re
publican.
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Democrata May WIN.

Kansas City. Mo-, November T.-Ear-
y returns from to-day.s congressional
election In the Second Kansas District
for the seat of the late A. G. Mitchell
Progressive Republican, indicate the
election of Joseph A. Taggart, Demo
crat, by small majority.
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Republicans ReEaln House.

Aew York. November 1.-Returns
semblymen up to 10 p. NJ. SHOW thar
the Republicans have regained con :
troll of tho lower house OF tho State
Legislature by a safe majority. The
present Assembly Is Democratic by
twenty-four majority.
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Illinois
Divide the Judse.hinn.

Chicago, November 7.-Returns from
half OF the 1,i97 precincts in to days
Cook county judicial election Indicate
the Republicans and Democrats di-
Vided evenly the ten Superior Court
Judgeships. and that the Democrats
elected the ono circuit judge. A higher
pay for the judges proposition was
defeated.
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Hepubiicane Increase yot,.

IncreHbe vote.
Baltimore. Nd, November Thirty nine
precincts In Baltimore out OF S21 give Colds
borough, Republican. for Governor, AIS;
German, Democrat. 3,Si3.
or tho counties heard from the Repub-
leans have carried Caroline and Carroll.
which four years ago gave Crothers, Dem
ocrat, for Governor, majority.
Compared with tho vote of four years ago
the Republicans have Increased their ma
have mado gains in the Democratic coun,
ties.
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EarIe,s Muiortty GoInu.

Philadelphia. November 7.-Earle' =
majority has been reduced to less than
strong independent wards, and E:arle.s
majority may be entirely wiped out.
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IIeavy sociaIIst ynte.

jackson. Miss, November T.--E;ariy.
returns from to-days election in
Mississippi while indicating the usual
democratic victory for the entire
state ticket, gives James I. Lester,
Socialist candidate for Lieutenant,
Goyernor in opposition to Theodore G..
Bilbo, Democratic nominee, a heavier
vote than anticipated.
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RETURN, Favor Democr,,,.

Cincinnati, o., November 1.-THE
Iimes-Star Republican) says tina,
6enrE l.: HUNT, Democrat, probably is
elected Mayor of Cincinnati over DR..
Louis Schwab.
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probably 10000, while practically the
entire Democratic ticket is elected
With him.
In Toledo Brand whitlock. indie
pendent, has apparently been elected
for fourth term by plurality in
the ncighborhood Of 1000.
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Utica, MY. November This cit
elected n Republican Mayor by ma
tority OF 900.
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Monmouth Coupty Democrn,,c

Freehold, y. j.. November 7.---Mon-
NOUN county went Democratic to-day,
an inc Democratic candidates appear
ing 10 have been elected. John w. SIo-
cum was elected State Senator and Ell
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Browning In Elected.
trenton. N. j.. November 7.--Returns
from tho First Congressional District
snow that William j.. Browning. Re
publican. was elected to succeed the
late Henry c. Londenslagcr by from
5000 to 1000 majority.
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South Carolina
Col. Grace In Lead.

Col. Grace In Lead.
Charleston. s. c.. November SAT 1
ouiock this morning Colonel John p. Grace
Seemed to have majority OF 81. lacking
~ ,h, majority In the contest for Mayor
IA tnis Oily. largo number of challenged
h ho however will have to DO passed upon
oy the committee. Sixteen out OF % pre.
cihcts have been heard from.
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in four iuoicIary districts. with an
equal division of honors, Ave seats go
ing TO Democrats and the same num-
Der 10 Republicans.
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socIalint Victorv Enrecaat.

Schenectady, n. Y. November -
Present indications point 10 the cleo
ton of Rev. George r. Dunn. Socialist
candidate for Mayor. with the entire
city ticket and part of the county
ticket by pluralities reaching $500.
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Hanna CIaImn state.

Baltimore, Md, November 7.--Repub-
lican State Chairman j. q. Hanna
claims the State for Goldsborough, Re
publican candidate for Governor, based
on small Republican gains in the city
and State.
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Edeerton Win, Auoin.

Rochester, n. Y. November MAY
or Edgerton, Republican, was re-
elected by over 5000.
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Luce Wins by G,15O.

Boston, November 7.-Complete re-
turns in the state election to-day for
Lieutenant Governor give Luce, Re-
publican, 20S.100 Walsh Democrat
2ol,950; Luccs plurality $3.50.
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Mississippi
SOCIALISTS STRONG

They Poll Surprisingly large Vote I'm
MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson. Miss. November As was
accepted as certainty before the
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Repubiicnn Rc-EJccted

Syracuse. y. Y. November Ed
ward Schoeneck, Republican, is re-
elected Mayor by 1870 votes. a plural
lily OF i,4l2.
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San Francisco. November 7.-Scatter-
cd returns from the municipal election
to-day indicate a victory for the muni-
cipal conference candidates for super
visors over the union labor candidates.
The conference represented the Demo-
cratic, Republican and good govern
ment parties. This coalition was VIC
toriods on September 20. when di-
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Cleveland Goes Democratic.

Cleveland, O.. November 7-Cleve-
land. which two years ago went Re
publican, electing Herman c. Baehr
Mayor over the Tom l. Johnson ticket,
10 day returned to the Democratic fold.
electing Newton u. Baker Tom /,
Johnson's political heir. Mayor over
Frank C. Hogen, Republican, by about
5000 majority.
The entire Democratic city ticket
won with the exception OF five Coun-
cilmeS
Baker was City Solicitor during the
entire eight years OF the johnson re-
sime he favors equal votes for wo-
men and is pledged for all progress
siNe issues. In his campaign he de-
ciared for municipal lighting plant
Tor municipal betterment generally and
all the issues for which johnson stood,
Socialists Cast Big Vote.
Cleveland. o., November THE fea
tnre in the municipal contests through
out the State is the large socialistic
vote. eight cities electing Socialist
Mayors to-day. These cities are
l.orain. ST. Mary's, Martin Ferry
Fostoria. Mt. Vernon. Barberton'
salem and Cuyahoga Fails
In Canton 1t VIII take the official
count TO decide whether the sociniistic
candidate o. Turnhull, Democrat. is
elected. as, unofHcially. Turnbull wins
by three votes
Leaders OF the party here attribute
the Increase In the socialistic vote n
organized proselyting.
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mer III. Geran and John r. Taylor
Democrats. are reelected to the AS