Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-11-06


complete returns from 1875 precincts
out of 1412, including 81 in Denver
give
Wilson, 1S,0S0; Taft, SOIL; Roose
welt, 1O,42S. Two hundred and three
precincts, including 81 in Denver, fol
governor, give;s Amos. 'democrat)
2O,167; Costigan, (progressive), II,
S36; Parks, (republican), 9272.
Reports from over the state are
that the count is progressing slowly.
No definite returns have been re
ceived on the initiated and referred
bills.
I Indications are that Shafroth and
Thomas, tdemocratc), have received
the popular endorsement for L. S. sen
ators and that Congressman E. r Tay
lor, (democrat), has been reelected
with Edw Keating, (democrat, elect
ed a Colorado's second congressman
at large.
Oyster Bay. n. Y, Nov. 6.--There
was no interruption OF the routine at
Sycamore Hill on account of the re.
suit of yesterdays election. Colonel
Roosevelt was back at his desk today
as though nothing out of the ordi-
nary had happened.
There is not a word | can say just
now" said the Colonel this afternoon.
II may have something to say tomor-
row"
Colonel Roosevelt probably will
ers within the next few days, although
he has made no definite plans. He eX-
poets to drop politics as far as pos
sible for the time, leaving the detail
ed work to his lieutenants.
TAFT THIRD IN ARIZONA.
Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 6.-(S a. m --
Returns from 130 out of sol precincts
including Phoenix, Tucson, Bisbee
and Douglas cities complete, more
than IS per cent of the total vote in
the state. give: Wilson 1901; Roose-
welt 4,901; Taft 2,024, Debs 1897.
San Francisco, Cal. Nov IRE,
turns from 1889 precincts out of t.,
372 in the state give: Wilson 1877
81; Roosevelt, 1S2,719; Taft, 1873;
Debs, 1868; Chafin, 1856. Wilson
plurality over Roosevelt. 4,612.
These figures include returns from
San Francisco complete, and from
two thirds of Los Angeles county,
where the main Roosevelt strength
lies.
ROOSEVELT CARRIES WASH
iNGTON.
Seattle, Wash, Nov 6.--Five hun
dred and seventy-siX precincts out of
1903 in the state of Washington
give: Roosevelt 33,489; Wilson a.
791; Taft 1915. For governor 349
precincts give: Lister (Dem.) 49,
636; Hay, (Rep.) 1926; Hodge,
(ProgD 12,072. FQr congressman at
large, 375 precincts give Falconer,
(Prog.) 1880; Bryan, (Prog.) H.
272; Frost (Rep) 11,675; Dewey
(RepD 11,3O7; Connor Dem) 10,40S;
White (Dem.) 10,2S0.
Topeka, Kans., Nov 6.-Roose-
lelt's lead has been reduced and is
low running second. Wilson has car
led counties that hitherto have been
iolidly republican.
Danville, ILL.,, Nov>>, 6.--Frank J.
)'Hair, democrat, is victor over for.
ner Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, for
in the 18th district by Gil
plurality.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. Cone thousand
me and twenty-one precincts out of
,7SS in Illinois, outside of Cook coun-
y. give Deneen, 14,125; Dunno, 1922,
II; Funke, S1,9S4 The same pre-
,incts in 1908 gave Deneen 140,745
130,230.
Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. 6.--One thousand
hree and tifty-nine precincts out OF
7SS in Illionis, outside of Cook coun-
y, give Taft, S4,399; Wilson, 131 ,627; .
Roosevelt, 11S,33S. The same pre-
incts in 1908 gave Taft, 211,02S;
bryan, 145,027.
Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. G.-One thousand
hree hundred and tifty-nine precincts
ut of 27SS in Illinois, outside of Cook
ounty, give: Wilson, 131, ,627; Roose
cit, 11S,33S; Taft, S4,399. (
WILSON CARRIES MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. G.-Returns .
rom 1889 precincts out of 5000 in Mis-
ouri, not including Jackson county
utside of Kansas City, but including
he complete vote of Kansas City and
I. Louis, give Wilson 212,4OG Taft,
$3.50; Roosevelt, SG,377.
For governor: Major, 1866; Nc
-inley, 1866, Norton, $1,000.
Trinidad, Colo, Nov. G.-For dis
'ict Judge: Twenty-nine precincts
i Las Animas county, third district,
i've: Hunter, republican,, 1921;
[cHendrie, democrat and progress
ive), 1926. District attorney, Hender
pot, republican, 2S5G; Hendrick,
democrat and progressively, 2G42.
County officers in doubt.
Washington, d. c.. Nov 6.--With an
Democratic majority in
,e house of representatives. returns
,day indicate probability of the
lccess of a sufficient number of
senatorial candidates to
we the democrats control of both
ranches of congress. There still is
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