Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-11-06
WERNER ELECTED OVER
BARTLETT IN N. Y.
PLURALITY WILL REACH SO, 900,
WHILE DEMOCRATS CONTROL BOTH
HOUSES OF LEGISLATURE BLAIR lee
FOR SENATOR HAS 420O0 TO SPARE.


HOUSES OF LEGISLATURE BLAIR LEI
FOR SENATOR HAS 4200O TO SPARE
| New York. Nov. G.--Late returns
/ from missing counties received today
at Republican state headquarters, as
lsiyen out by State Chairman Barnes
! indicated that William e. Werner, Re
publican candidate for chief judge OF
! the court of appeals, would win over
Willard Bartlett, Democrat, and lnde-
tpendence League nominee, by 5000
votes. 1t has been supposed hereto
fore that Bartlett would be elected by
la substantial majority.
Fielder Will Have $4,000.
Trenton, n. J., Nov. 6.-The returns
from Tuesdays election in this state
while not officially tabulated, Indicate
that James F. Fielder. Democrat, will
receive a plurality of at least $4,000
over Edward S. Stokes. republican, in
the race for governor.
The Democrats also gained con
troll of both branches of the legisla-
ture. with Democratic majority OF
thirteen on joint ballot which makes
certain the selection by the legislature
of Democratic comptroller.
Mr.. Fielder received pluralties in
fifteen of the twenty-one counties
while Stokes received pluralities in the
six remaining counties. Everett Col
by, the Progressive candidate, is esti-
mated to have polled upwards of 49,
900 votes in the state.
Bell Wins in indianapolis
indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 6.-The Of
flcial count of the votes cast IN Tues
days city election here was completed
last night and showed that Joseph E.
Bell, Democrat, received a plurality of
5,547. His total was 1850. Charles
A. Bookwalter, Republican, was sec
ond. with 1882 and Dr.. W. f. John.
son. Progressive, third, with 14,23S.
Dr. C. S. Woods, heading the Citi-
zens' ticket, received 2,260 votes. The
Socialist vote was 1926, while the
candidate received 336 and
the Socialist.Labor candidate 2SS.
Defeats $5oooo,ooo Bond Issue.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 6.-Returns
last night indicate that Judge John J,
Henderson was reelected superior
court Judge. The other superior court
iudgeship lies between John W. Kep-
hart, Republican, and Webster Grim,
Democrat. Henderson is Republican
but ran on a non-partisan ticket.
The proposed s50,000,OO0 bond is,
sue for good roads, apparently was
defeated.
Pleased With Defeat Of Tammany.
London, Nov. 1.-THE morning
papers congratulate the American
people on the defeat of Tammany
which, they consider, gives hopes OF
a new birth of Democracy in Amer
lea and a higher standard of civic
responsibility They also think it Is
proof of renewed confidence in Pres
ident Wilson's administration.
The Graphic regards the result OF
the elections as a manifestation OF
the nations approval of President
spirited Mexican policy which
Huerta would do we'll to take to heart. /!
Blair Lees Plurality $4,000.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. G.--Practically |
returns last night from
Tuesdays election in Maryland indl-
cate that Blair Lee, Democrat, was
elected to the United States senate by |
! plurality of $4,000. The pluralities of
3. C. Harrington. Democrat, for
and G. G. Magruder, Dem
,crat, for clerk of the court of ap-
)eals, probably will exceed 10000.
Judge Park to Succeed Roddenbury.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 6.-Judge Frank |
Park, Democrat, of Sylvester was
,lected to fill the unexpired term OF
he late Representative S. A. Rodden-
Jury, of the Second Georgia district.
With only four precincts missing, the
,ote stood: Park, 4,469; Roscoe Luke,
1892. and w. A. Covington, 1910.
All candidates are Democrats.
Report From Progressives.
New York, Nov. 6.-The fusion
icket in New York, which the Pro
,ressives were largely instrumental
n nominating, vigorously supported
nd potent in the election, has swept
Jew York city by over one hundred
housand majority.
The Progressives will have over
wenty members of the incoming New
'ork legislature, whereas, they have
My had four.
Up to date they have elected may {
RS of five cities in New York. six
tiles in New Jersey and scattering
tiles in Ohio and other states. In
Massachusetts,, the Progressive candi- I
ate for governor polled many thou
and more votes than in the election
ast year, defeating the Republican
andidate and running strong sec s
nd. t
In New Jersey Progressive candi G
ate for governor polled a very large
ote and prevented the Republican r
rom being elected. i
In Massachusetts they have elected a
pough members of the governors Y
ouncil to hold the balance of power 4
n the body.
In indianapolis mayoralty contest {
hey ran strong second, Democrats
rst, and same in Louisville where
hey beat the Republican sixteen to
ne and elected Progressive member l
f the Kentucky legislature. '
The Progressive national committee !