The Chitina leader., 1912-11-05

sun SHOAc hCiO "oS N oAS early vote throughout the city. There was little scratching, large percent age of the votes by the different fol- lowings being cast straight. During the first hour fiften per cent of the Bowery vote was cast
 OYSTER BAY, Nov. 5-Col. Roosevelt has been so busy telling other people how to vote that he himself mas not able to cast ballot today, because of his failure to regis ter.
 UTICA, Nov. 5-Through politi- cal truce large complimentary vote for the Republican candidates was cast today in the precinct where the late Vice President Sherm an formerly voted.
 PASSAIC, N. J., Nov. 5-Governor Wilson finally closed the campaign here last night. He said, "I now leave the case in the hands of the jury. I hope they will retire with a profound sense of the responsibili- ty that develops upon them, and that under the law they will report yer dict within the next twenty-four hours that will bring relief to the American people,"
 TERRA HAUTE, Nov. 5-Eugene V. Debs, the candidate for the Presi- dency on theSocialist ticket, neglect ed to register and consequently could not vote today.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Associated Press says National Chairman Me Combs of the Democratic National Committee at ' D. m. says: New York upstate returns exceeding the expectations and entire state will give Wilson vote greater than the vote of Taft and Roosevelt combined.
 BOSTON, Nov. 5-Compiate re- turns from 10 out of 1102 precincts in the city give Taft big lead. The vote is as follows: Taft, l, Tl3; Roosevelt s37; Wilson, 973
 Taft carried the town Of Aaushnet, the first town heard from in the United States. The vote was: Taft, 104; Roosevelt, 50; Wilson, 52.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Associated Press returns from 372 districts out of 3093 in New York state, outside of the city, Wilson 7S,374; Taft 47,359; Roosevelt 3S,969.
 BROOKLYN, Nov. 5-The Eagle announces that Wilson has been elected by large plurality. The Standard Union says returns received at this hour indicate Wilson will car ry King county by 42,OO0 with Taft running 1000 behind Roosevelt
 PORTLAND, Me.-160 precincts out of 624 in Vermont gives Roose- cit JAS; Taft 16,5OS; Wilson, Ill., 169.
 NEBRASKA-At 8 D. m., Wilson 23S5; Taft 14S6; Roosevelt 1152; Debs 13O.
 SALT LAKE-15 precincts instate Taft 2691; Wilson 2O75; Roosevelt 216O.
 ST. LOUIS-120 districts in Mis- souri, outside of St. Louis, give Will son 14,643; Taft 64O6; Roosevelt 6369.
 INDIANOPOLIS-73 precincts in the state givt Wilson 11,05O; Taft 7566; Roosevelt 6051.
 WATERLOO, Iowa-From 37 pre- cincts over the state Roosevelt has 3O20; Wilson 2460; Taft 2O22.
 LOS ANGLES-From 210 pre- cincts out of 455 Roosevelt has 1O,- 323; Wilson 1880; Debs 2S55.
 ATLANTA-Wilson has carried Georgia by an overwhelming ma jority.
 Wilson has carried Mississippi by overwhelming plurali- ty.
 DENVER-Returns from Colorado will come in slowly owing to scratch ing and many isolated points.
 ST. PAUL-The returns from Min nesota will be very late as the polls did not close until nine o'clock.
 CHICAGO-From 619 precincts in city: Roosevelt, 62,363; Wilson, 55.S75; Taft, 32,423; Debs, 24,371.
 NEW YORK-The Sun says Will son carried Virginia by 10000.
 CHICAGO-499 precincts in Chi cap0 give Roosavalt 40 Q75. Urilcop