Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
EXPECT RECORD
VOTE TOMORROW
Leaders Unusually Active in
Getting Men to the
Pollse
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received satisfactory reports from
twenty-four States.

received satisfactory reports from
twenty-four States.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Republican,
Democratic and Progressive leaders
alike claim victory in Illinois, but
tangible basis for the predictions is
lacking and the voters face one of
the most puzzling situations ever de-
veloped in Illinois politics.
Roosevelt partisans claimed to have
won over a good percentage of the
Bryan vote of 1908, but this was
strenuously denied by Wilson men.
Republicans say neither Roosevelt
nor Wilson will gain sufficiently to
overcome the Republican plurality Of
1900 0 recorded in 1908.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4-Cali-
fornia women, voting for the first
time in a presidential election, are
an unknown quantity in tomorrow's
election. Betting today was 10 to 6.
and in some cases 2 to /, that Roose-
welt and johnson would carry the
State.
TOPEKA, Nov. 4.-Both Democratic
and Republican chairmen are claim
ing Kansas today. Henderson Mar
tin, Democratic chairman, claims
election of the entire State ticket and
six of the eight congressman. Bet
ting in Topeka is tina Wilson will
carry the State against the two Re-
publican tickets. Roosevelt men are
hopeful.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 4-The
campaign in South Dakota practically
closed Saturday, but a number of
meetings were held today. Big claims
are being made by the Roosevelt and
Wilson managers, but 1t is difficult
to make a reliable prediction as to
what the outcome will be.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. A.
Louisiana is conceded to Wilson in
Tuesdays election. Interest in the
balloting here centres in the contest
over proposed changes in the tax sys-
tenn.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov. A.
Both Democrats and Republicans
claiming victory. There are seven
Roosevelt and three Taft electors on
the Republican ticket. The Demo-
Gratis contend that Oklahoma is safe
for Wilson.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. A.
Democratic managers claim that Ar
kansas will give their ticket its usual
large majority tomorrow. Leaders of
other parties are making on claims.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 4.-Vfrginia
seems sure to give Woodrow Wilson.
it's native SON, more than the usual
Democratic majority. Democratic
leaders hope to make the States con-
gressional delegation solid.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4-Con-
Guiding their campaign with rallies
throughout the State today, Demo-
cratic leaders declared Tennessee
would align itself in the Wilson
column tomorrow.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 4.-The
State is conceded to Wilson.
GRAND FORKS. N. D., Nov. A.
A heavy vote is expected tomorrow
in North Dakota despite the fact
that the campaign is said to have
been the quietest in the States his
tory. A close race is expected be-
tween Wilson and Roosevelt.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. A.
With favorable weather predicted for
tomorrow, election day is expected
by party leaders to see an enormous
vote polled in West Virginia. Roose-
welt men predict a landslide, while
the adherents of Governor Woodrow
Wilson are confident.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Noon-
day mass-meetings at the large in
dustrial establishments in the State,
held principally by Washington
party workers, who are supporting
the Progressive candidates on the
national and State tickets, marked
the end today of the speech-making
feature of the political campaign.
There are eleven tickets in the
field in this State, eight of which
nave a full list of presidential cleo
tors. The Roosevelt electors appear
on three of these tickets, under the
titles of Bull Moose" Roosevelt
Progressive and washington
party" The Taft electors appear
but once, as do also the Wilson
electors.