Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-11-04

/ In Oregon rain is predicted. Th'
ballot is so long and so hard to coun
that if any race is close it may be {
week before the result is known.
California women are voting for the
first time in presidential election
The huge registration in Los Angeles
county indicates that many womer
will vote there. Betting favors Roose
welt.
Illinois saw hot finish of the cam
paign today. Progressives claim they
have won over a good portion Of the
Bryan vote Of 1908, but democrats
deny this.
Full reports will not be available
from any section until after 5 O'Clock,
eastern time, in the afternoon and
comprehensive returns from any state
OF congressional diNrcts will prob
ably not be had before or 10 o'clocl,
tomorrow.
The presidential candidates have
prepared to receive returns from
state and local leaders in all sections
OF the country.
Newark, N, j., Nov. 4.--Except for
the two addresses to be delivered at
Passaic and Patterson this evening
by Governor Woodrow Wilson, the
campaign in this state is practically
at an end There will be a few scat
tered meetings this evening and the
leaders will devote themselves to ar
ranging to get out the vote tomor-
row. The fourteen electoral votes of
New Jersey, Governor Wilson's home
state, are claimed by democrats, re-
publicans and progressives alike.
New York, Nov 4.-The last word
campaigns in this state is being
in the presidential and gubernatorial
spoke today and the eve of election
finds the three candidates for the
head Of the state ticket winding up
their canvasses with speeches in and
about this city. All sides makes
claims of victory and with forecast
of fair weather for election day it is
predicted heavy vote will be polled.
Colonel Roosevelt planned to spend
the forenoon at his home in Oyster
Bay and later in the day was to go
Tonight he will talk to his Oyster
Bay neighbors and close his long
campaign.
Denver, Colo, Nov 4-Scores Of
street meetings featured today's
activity in Colorado in the campaign
for votes in tomorrow's elections with
Denver as the center of activity.
These meetings were to begin at noon
and continue late tonight. Early
claims of victory by leaders of repub-
licans and democrats and progressives
were unchanged. With fair weather,
a heavy vote is predicted
Cheyenne Wyo., Nov. 4.-Both re-
publicans and democrats closed the
with rallies in the city to-
night.
Senator Warren, republican candi-
date for reelection, will address one
meeting, and Judge Gibson Clark.
democratic candidate for the supreme
court, will address the other.
Senatorial fight between Senator
Warren and John B. kendrick, the
democratic nominee, which has over
shadowed the national and purely 10
cal issues throughout the state.
Albuquerque, y. NJ. Nov. 4.-Repub-
Leans, democrats and progressives
continued activities in their first pre-
sidential campaign up to the eve of
tomorrow's election. Political meet I.
lngs and rallies We're scheduled for
tonight in all the principal cities and
county seat towns in New Mexico. /
Final instructions from party head I
quarters today urged county workers
TO make every effort to get full vote
Tut.
Helena, Mont, Nov 4.-Party lead .
ers completed today preparations for
getting out record vote in Montana
Each admits that the contest for
state officers will be close.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. i.-Rain !
and mud today cut the attendance at |
he eleventh-hour political meetings
throughout the state.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. "A final round
up OF the wavering voters is in prog
'ess IN almost every county of Idaho
Reno, New, Nov. 4.-With the
campaign practically closed Nevada