The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-11-06
Election Changes Boss
From Murphy to
Republican.
WALsH's BIG VOTE
Wins Against Divided Massa-
chusetts Field by $1,000
Other Returns.

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ernors We're elected yesterday in
each state where the Office was filled,
lin Massachusetts, New Jersey and
Virginia.
With the exception of New York
state, where Tammany democracy
was severely rebuked, more demo-
cratic than republican victories were
recorded at the polls.
| Maryland elected democratic
United States senator, Blair Lee.
| or four congressman elected
Throughout the country, three are
democratic. The exception is C. d.
Page in the Third district, western
Massachusettn.
In Massachusetts, there was a
democratic landslide
Lieut. Governor Lalsh was chos-
en- governor by a plurality of 53,691.
In New Jersey, James Il. Fielder,
a democrat, was elected governor by
$4,000 plurality, and the demo-
Gratis will control both houses of the
| Legislature.
In both Massachusetts, and New
Jersey the opposition was divided
between the progressive and republi-
can parties.
New York Assembly Republican.
Albany, N. Y.-It is generally
conceded around the capital today
that the republicans have safe ma
jority in the state assembly.
The speculation turned to the pro-
bable nominees for speaker. Harold
Hinman, of Albany, minority leader
of the present assembly, is generally
Regarded as the choice of State
Chairman Barnes for the speaker
ship. Hinman was reelected by the
largest majority he ever received.
Friends of Snlzer professed to see
the possibility of his being the pre-
siding officer of the assembly. 1t is
not generally believed he will be a
| figure of much consequence in the
Trace.
Republicans take Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Pa.-The victory of
the regular republican organization
here over the fusion forces led by
Mayor Blangenburg, appeared today
to be more complete.
The reform element, which COM
bined with the democrats, lost more
4 ground today in the count in nearly
every ward. The republicans not only
won the county offices by over 1000
majority but increased their member
!ship in the city councils.
Democrats Sweep Massachusetts.
II Boston, Mass.--A democratic land
slide carried David L. Walsh into the
governorship by more than $4,000
plurality and every democratic can.
didate on the state ticket was elect
led.
Columbus, O.-Proposals involving
state issues at yesterdays election
according to unofficial returns, will
I possibly two exceptions, were defeat
ed. OF five measures submitted, onl,
two seemed to have carried, one pro
} viding for women to hold office in in
stitutions caring for women and thu
exempting of municipal bonds from
taxation. The latter proposal is il
c doubt
Results in Ohio and Indiana.
: Chicago, Ill.-Returns from yes
g terday's election in Ohio and indiana
: show the following results:
In Ohio:
Observation-Disclosures S. Spiegel
l mayor.
Cleveland-Newton d. Bager, dem
ocrat, reelected mayor.
Toledo-Carl Keller, republican
mayor.
Columbus j. Karb, demo
, crat, reelected.
In Indiana:
1ndianapolis-Joseph e. Bell, dem
ocrat, mayor
Evansville, Terre Haute, FIT. Way
ne, Muncie, Logansport and Ander
son, chose democratic administra
tions.
In South Bend and Lafayette, tn
citizens ticket won.
For the first time in history j
Vincennes, the oldest town of Ind
! ana, the republicans were successful
electing the entire city ticket.