The Hartford republican., 1913-11-07
1AMMANY.
Fusion Candidate Elected
BY Great Majority.
Sweeping Gains Made By Repub-
+ licans all Through New
York State.

lJew York. Nov. 4.-Fusion car
ried New York City today, electing
John Puroy Mitchell mayor by ap-
proximately $4,000 plurality and re-
tanning control Of the important board
of 2st1mate by q safe majority.
Tammany Hall saw Edward +. Nc
Call. its nominee for mayor. go
down in defeat by one Of the big
gest pluality eve given against an
organization candidate.
Sweeping gains were made by Re-
publioans all through the state to-
day, following the campaign in
which the issue of "Tammany" rule
was raised with almost - much Wig
or outside Of New York City as in
the campaign here. The Demoospts
lost control of the lower branch Of
the legislature. Seventy-five Repub-
siicans, thirty-six Democrats. five
Progressives Is the result.
Trenton, n. j., Nov. 4.-Indications
point to the election Of James F.
Fielder. Democrat. governor, by
plurality OF 5000 over Edward c.
Stokes, Republican. The surprising
feature Of this election is the light
vote cast for Everett Colby. the Pro
gress!ve candidate. Colby's vote
probably won't exceed 10000 as
compared with 145,4l0 by Colonel
Roosevelt year ago. FEEDERS vote
Is running slightly below Woodrow
Wilson's last year. which was 49,
2S9. Stokes vote will probably ex-
coed 10000 as compared with Ss.-
50 by Taft last year.
Boston. Mass, Nov. david I.
Walsh, Democrat, was elected gov
erno today by a plurality estimated
at $4,000. The remainder of the
state ticket Is doubtful when three
fourths OF the district had reported.
The Democratic leaders claim "a CON-
plete victory for the state offices, and
the returns 80 far tabulated seemed
to support the claim. The legis,a-
ture continues Republican with
slightly increased majorities.
Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 4.-Joseph
Il. Bell. Democrat, was elected mayor
by 5000 pluality today. His vote was
yotewas 23.22i. DIR. w. H. johnson,
pv.nsr afx,n nd
Bookwalter. Republican. fomer mayor.
14.3l5. Bell was actively supported BY
Thomas Taggart and United States
Senator John w. Kern.
Philadelphia. Nov. 4.-Pennslyvan.a
today elected two judges OF the su-
perior court on the non-partisan bal
Ice Very little interest was display
ed. There were four candidates. II
Is probable John J. Henderson and
James Alcorn were reelected. Both ar
Republicans.
sThe unusually bitter contest for
mayor of Pittsburgh resulted in the
election of JOS. G. Armstrong over
Stephen G. Porter.
Cleveland, November 4,--With but
nineteen scattered precincts out. !
Mayor Newton D. Baker. Democrat,
was reelected according to the Of
fioial count tonight by q majority of
5000. Bakers majority two years !
ago was 1900. the Republicans
making great inroads on that lead
today.
Cincinnati, Nov. THE Demo-
cratic campaign committee at! II
O'Clock conceded the election of |
Judge FrederIok Spiegel, the RE-
publican candidate for mayor, and
the entire Republican city ticket by
pluralities Of more than 5000.
State Sale Of Christmas Seals.
e Red Cross Christmas seals which
are issued annually by the American !,
Red Cross Society. and are for eale
during December. to provide funds
for the snti-tuberculosis crusade,
will b. sold throughout Kentucky this :,
year. Mr.. Ray c. Risley. of Frank.
fort. 10 the Gensral Manager for ,t@e |
s&te sale. kI
In communities where there atsI
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