Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-08
ELECTION returns POINT To
1AFT'S SUCCESS IN 1912
New Jersey and New York VIII Again Have RenuhIcap
Legislatures, and Rhode Island and MARYLAND
Are in the Republican Column

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pasr ta surrounded hy pa,,n{.lican
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party. This WAS the first election held
N New Mexico. which is a new state.
| The Republicans however. sill hope
! 70 control the legislature and elect
the two ulited States senators.
/ Republicans Win n Maryland.
in Maryland, the returns are com
! ing IN slowly. Al 9 o'clock the elec
! ton of Phillips Lee Goldsborough, Re
! publican, as governor, was made ap
parent
! Ohio and Kentucky Democratic
! There We're reversals from the Re.
publican to the Democratic party in
/ Kentucky and Ohio. In the former
state, maiorities were given TO prac.
! tically all the Democratic candidates
and James Bennett McCreary was
elected governor by over 10000. The
state legislature will have a Demo
! cratic majority OF probably 50. suffi-
cient to secure the election to the
nited States senate OF Congressman
ollie James.
Democratic Mavore
Municipal elections in Ohio result.
ed in the election of George T Karg
I Democrat, as mayor of Col,mhuv
Democratic mayors in Cincinnati and
Cleveland also were elected
New York and New Jereev ee,ub-
Iican
Two states New Joreev ren1aoad
Democratic assemblies with RenuhIt-
ran Neu, yor1, o1co.;,,,, -, ,..-,.,..
that will have Republican majority
greater thah The present Democratic
hlaJoIlty IN the lower branch of the
ieslsatufe, The Republicans viii
hold the assembly by upwards OF
l!lty, as against the present Demo
cratic majority of twenty-four.
Tammany sustalns Iossee
In New York city the Renublicans
generally speal1jng. had t.n -hasr n j..
Tammany retained lie erin on NJ
haitian and the Bronx but If ,,s,
BROOKLYN and the control of tho boar,
OF aldermen In Now Iersov With,
has a Democratic asse,,,hlv ana o.
publican senate tho pon,Ihlfaana n,;1,
nave contro, of ho+b honoo.
Rhode leland p.n,h,i.
A Democratic pova,.n,r md c4o+o
officers yera o,ontad in ,f;as:.1:.S.
and Repuhlican avocu+iva n.o. lha
sen in Rhode Island couonna, Don,;
er defeatino Io,ie W..
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o"iu Governor harmon OF Ohio:
naNe loush' ior 20 years TO free
'i'Ai ,ne sway Vi hepupLcdhlsm
INV @,ni iteu " lihu lhat the Vo'
go, a'e @"'Neneu'
'te'oi! ioi Tue Deiho-
>.e,. p"i "1o v'ioenV every where.
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retnrns from no r,.,,;a;,a, o,. y .,,ls.:i .na'
ho1d boua naa.s',, pa |oo',o''
n p,;o,.ont ~, ;nan',,,sat w Sno" , .i"' Nii'i ieS
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,,aans s - ~, ~ "''ei1ss two
1ra., ,o 49, "'' eie''su osei halph NJ
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.eNe'' was suppor'eu ny union laoor
anu oppoSeu ny 'he hon'partlsan mum
Iip"i conference Whlch endorsed
iia'loih.
Republican Prohibitionist Chosen.
E'efett, wash, Nov. S.-Rev r. B.
fiassel' republican, was elected
mayor yesterday by a plurality of 200
lie favored rigid enforcement of the
prohibition law and received a mai ior-
lty OF the Women's vote. Three So.
clalist councilmen were elected.
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