The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08
SIDES
GAINED and
LOST BATTLES
FosS Was Reelected Governor
Of Massachusetts
New York and New Jersey
Turned Denis. Out
New Mexico Elected Demo
cratic Officials

Early returns To-Day make II
plain that Gov. Eugene II. Foss.
democrat, will be the head OF the
bay state for another year but will.
as in the past be surrounded by
republican state officials.
The indications at albuquerque,
N. NJ, are that the democrats
have triumphed in New Mexico.
This was the first election held
in New Mexico which is now
state. The republicans. however.
still hope to control the legisla u
ture and elect a United State
senator.
In Maryland the returns
coming in slowly but II seems ceriF
tain that Phillip Lee Goldsbor-
ough, the republican candidate,
was elected governor
There were reversals in Ken
lucky and Ohio. In the former
state majorities were given prac-
tically to all the democratic cam
didates and James Bennett. Nc
Raery was elected governor b.
more than 10000 The state leg
majority of IS, sufficient to assure
the election to United States sem
ate OF Congressman Ollie Jam g.
Municipal elections in Ohie re-
suited in a victory for George !.
Karb, the democratic candidate fr
mayor OF Columbus. Demeers -
mayors in CINCINNATI and cleye-
Lido also were elec*e,i A.
Two states. New York and New
Jersey, replaced democratie4 as
semblies with republicans hew
York elected an assembly that wli
have q republican majority at
err than the present democratic MAJ
jority in the lower branch OF the
Legislature.
In New York City the republic
cans, generally speaking, had the
best OF 1t. Tammauy retained its
grip on Manhattan and the Bronx
but it lost Brooklyn and the con-
troll OF the board of alderman.
In New Jersey, which has a
democratic assembly and a repub-
lican senate, the republicans will
have control of both houses.
officers were elected IN Mississippi
and a republican executive was
chosen in Rhode Island
New York, Nov. s.--The next escsg
York state assembly will be over
republican, The lineup
will be: republicans. 101. democrats
as; socialists, /. The state senate
over from last year and therefore is
Democrat Mayor.
Columbus, o., Nov. S.-The demo-
cratic landslide which yesterday elect
ed George Karb. mayor over George
S. Marshall. republican. by a plurality
Of 5000, failed TO place In power a
council of the same political faith
The democrats viii have seven coun
cilmen, the republicans eight. social
lists four. The election OF socialist
councilmen was without precedent n
Columbus.
Republican Victory.
Baltimore. Nov. S-Yn complete re-
turns from Baltimore city and state
election yesterday Indicate that for the
second time since the war Maryland
has elected republican governor,
Lee Goldsborough seeming to
have a substantial majority. Mr.
Goldsborough's running mates on the
ticket, Morris A. Soper. and John
for comptroller probably
are elected
Taagart Elected.
Kansas City, Nov. S.--Late returns
today, regarded as virtually final IN
crease the majority Of Jos. A. Taggart
the democratic congressman eIect In
the second Kansas district to 1850
election breaks the solid
ranks OF the republican congressional
from Kansas.
Socialist Runs Strong.
Hickson, Miss, Nov. s.Returna
indicate that Theodore G. DiIbo, tire
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