Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-08
HONOR IN ELECTION
FOR BOTH PARTIES
Democrats Hold Massachu-
sets; Republicans Win
Maryland Governorship.
JERSEY GOES REPUBLICAN:
DEMOCRATS WIN IN OHIO
New York Legislature Changes I'd
Republican Control.
KENTUCKY NOW DEMOCRATIC
Both Parties Claim Control of New
Mexican Legislature, Which
Will Elect Two United
States Senator's.
New York Legislature Changes I'd
Republican Control.
KENTUCKY NOW DEMOCRATIC

Election returns from various states
parent In the late reports Of last night
In Massachusetts, Gov. Eugene n Foss,
democrat. will be head of the state for
another year. but he will, as In the past.
be surrounded by republican state Of
ficiais and a republican Legislature His
majority was greatly reduced from last
year.
Returns at Albuquerque, y, NJ. ndi-
cate a triumph for the democratic marty.
This was the first election held in New
Mexico, which is new state Both re-
publicans and democrats hope to control
the legislature and elect the two United
States senators.
Maryland Is Republican.
In Maryland the returns are still COM
ing in, but the election OF Phillips Lee
Goldsborough. republican, as governor, is
assured
There were reversals from the repubIf-
can to the democratic party i'm Ken.
lucky and Ohio. In the former state ma
democratic candidates, and James Benz
nett McCreary WAS elected governor By
over $1,000. The state Legislature will
have democratic majority of probably
eighty five, sufficient to secure the elecs
ton to the United States senate of Reps
resentatiye Ollie James.
Municipal elections in Ohio resulted
In the election of George j. Karb,
democrat, as mayor of Columbus,
Democratic mayors in Cincinnati and
Cleveland also Were elected.
Republicans Gain Legislature.
Two states, New York and New Jer.
sey. replaced democratic assemblies
with republican. New York elected an
assembly that will have a republican
majority greater than the present
democratic majority in the lower
branch of the Legislature. The repubs
! cans will hold the assembly by up.
ward of SO, as against the present
democratic majority of "a.
In Now York city the republicans.
generally speaking. had the best OF IL.
Tammany retained it's grip on Man.
haitian and the Bronx, but 1T lost
Brooklyn and the control of the board
Of aldermen.
In New Jersey, which has a democratic
assembly and a republican senate, the re-
houses Candidates for whom, Cow Wood
row Wilson campaigned were defeated.
In Philadelphia Rudolph Blankenburg.
the Keystone-democratic nominee for
mayor. won from George II. Earle, jr..
the republican nominee, by about 1000.
The-city is normally republican by 100000.
Results In Other States.
A democratic governor and state officers
were elected in Mississippi and repub-
lican executive was chosen i'm Rhode Is
land. Gov. Pothier defeating Louis A.
Waterman, democrat. The American
party was badly defeated in Utah.
Four of the five vacancies in the ma
tional House of Representatives were ALL
ed yesterday. W. ]. Browning. republi-
can, first New Jersey district, succeeds
the late Henry G. Loudensiager; Joseph
A. Taggart, democrat. succeeds the late
A. c. Mitchell. progressive republican, OF
the second Kansas district: the late q.
w. Kipp Of the fourteenth Pennsylvania
district. q democrat. is succeeded by W.
o. b. Ainey, republican. In the third
Nebraska district Ban b. Stephens sue.
ceeds the late Representative Latta, the
former incumbent.