The daily sentinel., 1912-11-05
POLITICAL LEADERS LOOK
FOR BIGGEST TURNOUT At
POLLS IN HISTORY OF j. S.
WEATHER INDICATIONS ARE VERY FAVORABLE
lhexamp|ed Interest and Enthusiasm Shown in EeCOn-PeO
pie Of Nation Aroused and Express Representative Pref
erenCe for President and Other Candidates.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 5.-The three
Cornered presidential contest in the
election today brought out record
breaking vote, according to reports
received at the national headquar-
ters of all parties.
In addition to the presidential cleo
ton, 33 states are voting for COVER
nors and SO states for legislatures to
fill vacancies in the United States
senate.
Generally favorable weather con-
ditions prevailed. Practically no dis
turbances We're reported from any
part of the country.
The leaders of the three parties
today adhered to their predictions of
victory; but there was nothing in the
apparent attitude of the voters to in
dicate how the election was going.
President Taft spent the morning
at the home of his brother, Charles
p Taft. in Cincinnati, and prepared
TO cast his ballot early in the after
noon.
The first retWns %re expected to
come from Massachusetts,, where sew
eral towns will close their polls very
early.
If the presidential contest is close,
the result connot be predicted until
late in the night.
Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Nov Even money is
up with no takers that Wilson will
carry Colorado by 10000, and carry
Denver by 10000.
The early voting was heavy, and
there was much scratching done in
this city.
Workers are in the field against
the tunnel, social center, good roads,
labor and prohibition bills.
The opposition women are seeking
to defeat Pearce; but it is believed
that he will get the biggest vote in
the history of his political career in
this city and state.
There are some indications that
old party lines will be shattered, eX-
cept on electors, governor and the
heads of the tickets.
Secretary of State Pearce is get
ting many republican votes on ac-
count of the Posts infamous attack.
State Chairman Bradley at noon
still held that Wilson would carry
Colorado by from $4,000 to 10000.
The weather is clear and cool, and
the prospects are for the largest vote
IN the history of Denver.
Illinois.-The indications are for
record vote, with clear, warm
weather. The Chicago polls opened
at 6 O'Clock this morning and VIII
close at 4 this afternoon. 1t is estl-
mated that the vote in this state Will
exceed l million.
Utah.-Polls opened at am.
Fair weather would indicate heavy
vote.
Wyoming. g.-Indications are for
clear weather by noon.
New MeXico.-Ideal weather gives
prospects of a record vote.
Nebraska.-The sky is overcast at
Omaha. A heavy vote throughout
the state is predicted.
South Dakota.-Fair weather. Ihe
polls are open from am. to pm
Heavy vote promised
Iowa.-There was a heavy early
vote in Des Moines The weather Is
clear, The polls close at I.
Ohio.-The weather is cloudy ana
cool. Indications are that heaN!
vote will be cast, especially in the
city of Cincinnati.
Michigan-Many voters were IN
line when the polls opened. weather
clear.
Indiana.-The sky is overcast, but
this does not deter the voters, many
OF whom were in line early. lndiea-
tions are for a heavy vote.
Pennsylvania.-The early vote IN
Philadelphia was heavy. weather
clear. Polls close at Z.
West Virginia-The voting was
brisk at the opening. The weather
is ideal
Wisconsin-There was rush at
the opening of the polls in Mll"au-
kee. Weather clear and cool
Minnesota in the day the
weather was cloudy at St. Paul @ Dut
Indications were that it would elear
later in the day The interest cnIei- ,le
iy is in the presidential contest. Inc
polls close at g.. trf
Colorado.-There was heavy ear
iy vote in the cities. With the pre-.
vailing clear weather, indications ate
favorable for heavy rural vote lhe