The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-04

son managers, but it is difficult to
make reliable prediction as to what
the outcome will be. The fact that
lot adds to the difficulty, the electors
who are on the Republican ticket hav-
ing declared they would vote for
/ Roosevelt.
Congress Candidates to Lead.
Helena, Nov. 4.-Party leaders COM
pleted today preparations for getting
out the vote in Montana. Each admits
that the contest for state offices will
be close. Thomas Stout, Democrat, and
C. N. Pray, Republican candidate for
congress are expected to lead their
tickets.
Woman Suffrage in Danger.
Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. Eleventh hour
opposition to woman suffrage has de-
veloped in Arizona, according to poll
teal leaders. This holds the center OF
interest in tomorrow's election 1t is
said that a movement against the con-
stitutiona1 amendment has been con-
Quoted secretly in the thickly populated
parts OF the state and its defeat to-
morrow probable.
Every Big Hall Engaged.
Seattle, Nov. 4.-Rain is forecasted for
all parts of the state tomorrow. Every
band and every large hall here has been
engaged for tonight's rallies. All lead
ers claim victory for their presidential
tickets.
Their First Presidential Election.
Albuquerque, N. M. Nov. 4.-Repub-
licans, Democrats and ProgressiVes
continued activities in their first presi-
dental campaign until the eve OF to-
morrow's campaign. Rallies were
scheduled for tonight in all the pr1n-
cipal cities and county seat towns in
New Mexico. Final instructions today
urged county workers to make every
effort to get out a full vote.
Big Vote Expected.
Wheeling, Nov. with favorable
weather predicted for tomorrow, cleo
ton day is expected by party leaders
to see an enormous vote rolled in West
Virginia. Roosevelt men predict land
slide while the adherents of Governor
woodrow Wilson are confident he Will
carry the state. Adherents of Presi-
Dent Taft are working nard to bring
out his full strength.
Point to Last Year.
Louisville Nov. 4.-Managers of the
three major parties in Kentucky today
perfected their plans for mastering
complete vote in tomorrow's election
and for obtaining early returns from |
the remote mountain districts. While |
heads of each party forecast success
yet Democrat workers were insistent
upon pointing to their victory in the !
1911 state election.
Close In New Hampshire.
Concord, n. H, Nov. 4.-Indications (
that Tuesdays vote for presidential
electors would be close caused political
managers throughout the state one OF
the busiest days of an active cam
paign. Confidence in the outcome OF
the struggle for national and state
tickets was expressed in the head
quarters of all three parties.
All Parties Hold Rallies.
Montpelier, VT, Nov. Awhile the .,
campaign in Vermont has been quiet ,
as compared with the excitement pre-
ceding the state election in Septen-
Der, the machinery for getting out the |.
vote Tuesday has been we'll overhauled |
by Progressives, Republicans and DEM
ocratS.
All the parties held rallies in diff
ferent parts of the state today, bring
ing the speaking campaign to close.
Street Meetings Today.
Denver Scores of street
meetings feature today's activity in !
Colorado in the campaign for votes in
tonIorrow's elections with Denver as
the center of activity.
tinuc late tonight. Early claims of
victory by leaders of Republicans,
Democrats and Progressives were un- :
changed. With fair weather a heavy :,
vote is predicted.
senatorial Fight Leads.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. Both Re-
publicans and Democrats close the
campaign with rallies here tonight.
The senatorial fight between Senator
Warren and John B. Hendricks, the
Democratic nominee has overShadow-
ed the national and purely local is
sues throughout the state.
Death Causes Complications.
Providence, Nov. Awhile claiming
victory respectively for their national
and state tickets, leaders of the Re-
publican, Democratic and Progressive
parties admitted today that Tomorrow
vote IN Rhode Island will be close
In the Republican camp the death of
Congressman George J. Utter, a candi-
date for reelection has caused COM
plications
Former Lieutenant Governor Zenas,
w. Bliss has been named to fill the va
cant place on the congressional ticket
Large Vote Indicated.
New Haven, Nov. 4.-IndicationS point
to large vote in Connecticut tomor-
row. Nothing is being left undone to get
out the electors while final appeal will
be made in rallies this evening through
out the state.
Ready for the Verdict.
Portland, Nov. 4.-Predictions of rain
for tomorrow cast a gloom over the
political camps today. The campaign
is closed and the candidates
are ready for the verdict of the people.
The ballot in Oregon is so long and
will be so difficult to count that if the
race is close between one one of the
initiative measures, 1t may
De a week before the final result is
known.
A Solid South
Atlanta, Nov. 4-The electoral
-otes of the solid south" are gener-
lily conceded to Wilson. A three
,ornered primary for United States /
senator in North Carolina and the