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mayor of Utica by 1900 plurality.
Louis P. Thurman, Democrat, was
reelested mayor Of Buffalo by a plu-
raIfty of about $500. The other Demo-
cratic candidates for city offices were
elected by pluralities ranging up to
1900.
Cornelius F. Burns, Democrat, was
reelected mayor Of Troy by plurality
of 1926
Auburn Elects a Republican
Chas. W. Brister, Republican and
Progressive, was elected mayor Of
Auburn by 235 over the present mayor,
Thos. n O'Neill, Democrat
Daniel Sheehan, Democratic mayor Of
Elmira for eight years was defeated
for reelection by Harry y. Hoffman,
fusion candidate, by 800 plurality.
Hiram r. EgertOn, Republican, was
elected mayor of Rochester by approxi-
mately 5000 plurality over Geo. Stood
Democratic candidate
Socialist Mayor Defeated.
J. Teller SchOolcraft. Citizens candi-
date, was elected mayor Of Schenectady,
defeating mayor Geo. R Lunn, Social
ist for reelection, by over 2OOe.
Joseph p. Stevens, Republican, was
elected mayor Of Albany by a plurality
Of 1000 Van -Aylstein, Democrat, was
second, and Lodge, Progressive. third
Three Democratic Governors.
Democratic governors were elected
yesterday in each state where this Of
flee was filled. Massachusetts New
ton of New York state, where the
Tammany Democracy was severely re-
buked, more Democratic than Republic
can victories were recorded at the polls
Maryland elected a Democratic
United States senator, Blair Lee. Of
the four congressman elected through
out the country, three were Democrats
The exception was c. D. Paige, in the
third district of Massachusetts,
Landslide in Massachusetts.
In Massachusetts there was a Demo-
cratic landslide and lieutenant govern
or David l. cdish was chosen gov
ernor over Eugene n Foss by a pIu-
ralty OF 1851 the largest ever given
Democratic candidate for the office.
Mr.. Walsh carried with him into office
every Democratic candidate on the
state ticket with the possible exception
Of the attorney general.
New Jersey Elects Fielder.
In New Jersey, James F. Fielder,
Democrat, was elected governor WIKI
plurality Of about $4,000 over the r.
publican candidate, and the Democrats
VIII control both houses Of the Iegis-
lature.
Results in Ohio.
IN the Ohio Municipal elections Fred
erick Spiegel, Republican, was elected
mayor of Cincinnati; Newton D. Baker,
Democrat, reelected mayor Of Cleve-
land; Carl Teller. Republican, Toledo
George J. Karb, Democrat, reelected at
Columbus
Indiana Municipal Returns.
At indianapolis, Joseph E. Bell, q
Democrat. was elected mayor
Evansville, Terra Haute, Fort Wayne,
Muncie, Logansport and Anderson
elected Democratic administrations
South Bend and La Fayette chose citi-
zens' officials; Vincennes elected Re
publicans.
Women Vote Out saloons.
In Illinois the "drys'' won IS munich
palities in the southern part Of the
state; the vets Won five and one was
tied The women voted at the ratio Of
4 to against saloons
TammaHy's Defeat Crushing.
Each successive recapitUlation today
affirmed the crushing defeat of Tam
many in yesterdays elections. The or
ganlzatiOn was not engulfed in a
plurality Of more than 10000 votes
with which the FusiOnistS elected John
Purroy Mitchell mayor of New York,
but In many upstate districts a severe
rebuke was administered to the Tam
many democracy that had been in con
troll OF the state since the days of gov
ernor Hughes.
Suffers Victory.
VIM Sulzers deposed by Tammany's
exposure of his unlisted campaign con
tributOns, was reelected to public
office, less than three weeks having
interviewed since he was removed from