The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-05

! from yesterdays recall election.
F. e. Stanton, candidate for county
judge defeated j. r. Cashier, the in
cumbent Candidates Hannum and
Hawkes. were chosen county commits
sioners in place of Commissioners Nc
Curdy and Putnam who were recalled.
The recall petitions against Judge
Cashier charged him with mismanage-
ment of affairs of the county court.
Women Voted Dry.
SALEM, Oregon, Nov. 5.-Salem.
Z the capital of Oregon, has joined the
list OF dry cities and complete re-
turns received today show 1t was the
votes of women that accomplished
that result. Of 1000 women voters
| here, 1,4oo voted against the saloons.
The dry" majority was 491.
Toledo Is Republican.
TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. 5.--According
to complete election returns today
Toledo went republican yesterday for
the first time in sixteen years The
entire republican ticket was elected,
including the board of education and
charter commission ticket. Carl Kel-
Ter. former state senator. who was
defeated two years ago for mayor,
and last year for reelection as state
senator. was elected mayor by
a majority of about 700 and a plurality
OF about 1000 His nearest compel
Eitor was Charles g. Chittenden, who
ran on the Toledo ticket.
The independent administration got
a thorough drubbing. running a bad
third. The general explanation is that
the republican party was the benefic
larry of accumulated protest and of a
4 sectarian religious movement
Mayor Brand Whitlock took no part
whatever in the campaign.
End Of Socialist Rule.
CROOKSTON, Mimi, Nov 5.-Thom
as Morris was elected mayor of Crooks
ton yesterday, ending the SOCIALISM,
regime. Intense excitement prevaile.
after the polls had closed and patriot
ism broke loose In the form of a pa
rade OF the stars and stripes.
Illinois Dry Vote.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Nov. 9Th,
''wets" who threatened to make ties
Iof the constitutionality of the woman
suffrage law in Illinois If any Illinoi
Lefty went dry" by yirture of tn
woman's vote, appeared today to haT
lost their opportunity. The complet
returns showed that the women vote
In most cases against the saloon
while the dry" men fearful for tn
result. mustered every available vote
. In consequence every town that wen
dry would have gone SO by the men
: votes alone, and the women onl
made the majority overwhelming.
The few towns that went wet
/, showed the women's vote break'n
J even. In Jacksonyille, the large.
, city holding local option election
. the vote of the women was as large a
that of the men and about IS per eel
of 1t was dry. In other towns til
women's vote range as low as 30 pc
cent of that of the men
Wilson Is Tickied.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Great
, pleased over the results of the ele
tons yesterday in New Jersey, Mass
[. ichusetts, MARYLAND and Clevelan
/ President Wilson today sent tel
! grams to successful democratic cane
: dates in all those localities. The pre-
ident feels that the results amply vi
4 dictate his policies as president, pa
a ticularly in the state elections whe
J. the tariff and other policies of Il
l. present administration were made Il
g dominant issue His telegram to Go
:. ernor-eIect Walsh reads: MY hear
l. lest congratulations 1t was ? sple
! did victory, finely won
a To Senator reject Lee OF Marylan
h he sent the following addressed to NJ
Il Lees office in Washington. Il co
r graduate you and the party mo
$ warmly. Victory was complete
e To Mayor Newton Baker. of Cley
land, who was reelected, he wire
please accept my warmest congrat
lations 1t did us all good to hear
your victory
e The presidents telegram to Cove