The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04

Is,fIatoi M ". Elrciion Interest
in Buffalo centered in tho threo cor
nered mayorsity contest In which
Mayor Louis u. Fuhrn,snn. Demo-
cra'. seeks reelection sid is oppos-
ed by Thomas Stosldart. Republican.
ney John l.. o'Brien., on u citIxe"'s
ticket. li'r
Cleveland. o.. Nov. a.-up to I
O'Clock the votes cast for the ma, Or
atty candidatex were the heaviest
ever poiicd In Cincinnati.
indianapolis. Ind, Nov. t..-Trou-
BILE started with tn. opening Of tho
polls in Terro Haute. Several per
sons were arrested. Including y mum
Der Of prominent citizens. who had
credentials ~ Progressive party ciec-
ton officials. The Progrsssives had
been sivsp piacea on the election
boards. but when they insisted on
serving they were arrested.
Fred u. lIaxaman. head Of the vo-
oa.ionsl department of the T.rrc
Iiaute schools. wus attacked FROM
behind and badly beaten. Miller
Davis. n Republican politician. who
went TO Iiasaman's assistance. also
was knocked down and beaten.
Portland. Ore. Nov. IA hsav,
vot. waS Indicated throughout Ore
gon today ON bills passed by tn. las,
legislature ana referred to the peo-
pie. The women vote this year Tor
the first time nj u general election
ana arrangements hav. been made af
polling places for tn. greater com-
fort Of women voters and Judges.
Th. workmcn's compensation art
and the msnsur" providing for st"r-
iii.atinn Of habituai criminals are
the most Important issues Involved.
Baltimore. :ld.. N.v. l.-iialiot
ing began In baltimore at 6 a. III.
Chief interest In tho city ccntcrs In
the shri-valty contest. The wealth
ar is fair.
Ax the day wore ON voters In this
city fiockcd to the, polls In incrcas-
lhv. numbers. giving promise af ~,
iarser total vote than. was expected
The same WAS true OF the countiss
hcar,! from up To o'clock.
Columbus. Ohio. Nov. i.-Fin'
weather and brisk voting marked
elections In this state today. nj
which municipal officers for all
cities. towns md villages and several
proposed constitutional amendment,
are being voted upon.
The wet" aud dry issu. at
tractcd much attention along with
the fierce political fight In cincin.
mutt. Cleveland. Columbus. Toledo
and other inrsc ctties.
III tuh 'ttS MA ci ~ - N""s
Democrat. II being opposed by form
or Mayor George 8. Marshall. Re.
publican, and l.. Benton Tussir. non
partisan.
Louisville. NY. Nov. t.-Progrcs-
siVcs and Democrats OF Louisville en-
Hadc In tho final fight Of their bit
ter r,ayoralty compaiGn today. \
brigh, morning brought out al ear
ly vote.
New York. Nov. I'm Sulzcr' =
was larger In proportion than IN
any other district In the city. More
than 80 per cent Of the registered
vote was east before noon. Sulzcr
supporters said all indications point
cd TO his election by substantial
plurality.
About twenty-five arrests for al
legged irregularities in voting mad
been made up to noon. Among those
arrested were four Columbia stu
dents.
Chicago. Nov. 4.-wOincn voter,
took u prcmincn, part In wet and
dry" elections in twenty -four hi.
nois cities and towns.
Richmond. Va. Nov. i.-Brialii
weather ushcred in the day for Vir.
ginia's novel election. The ballot
ing is for governor and there II but
one candidate-Ilenry C.. stuart. a
Democrat.
Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. i.-Ex