Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-11-03
IDEAL Weather
GREETS VOTERS
Of THE NATION
Penrose, in Pennsylvania, and
Whitman, New York, Among
Those Picked to Win
President Wilson
Votes AT PRINCETON
By The United Press.

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By The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-With
ideal weather prevailing and a heavy
early vote Philadelphia was due to
cast her entire registration of more
than 100000 in today's election. Bet
ting was two to one that Boies Pen
rose. Republican. would be returned
to the United States Senate and that
Martin G. Brumbaugh. Republican,
would be elected Governor.
Philadelphia was to choose six
Congressman. four State Senators
and forty-one Assemblymen. had de-
eide the question Of a s11,SOO.OOO loan
for municipal improvements
By The United Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Ideal election
day weather prevailed IN New York
today and reports from other parts
of the State declared better condi-
tions could not be asked.
The four gubernatorial candidates.
Governor Glynn. Charles S. Whitman.
William Sulzer and Frederic NJ. Dav-
export today reiterated their optimis-
tic forecasts of yesterday.
Betting on the election was extreme
ly light. In New York Whitman is a
favorite at odds OF 10 to 8.
BY The United Press.
BOSTON, Nov. g. - Fine, sunny
weather induced the voters Of Massa-
chusetts to flock to the polls early to-
day and in choosing governor, lieu
tenant governor, secretary OF State
auditor and attorney general as we'll
as congressman. a record breaking
! vote is expected.
/ By The United Press.
! CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 3.-Ohio start
ed out early today to carry out whs
was believed to be the heayies. voting il
Buckeye history. Proposed constitu
tional amendments on prohibition an
suffrage overshadowed general interes
in the gubematorial, senatorial and con
gressional contests.
Heavy weather somewhat retarde
the early vote in Cleveland and envi
rons, but other Ohio cities reported fai
weather with crowded polling place
during the early hours Of the day.
By The United Press
! WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-After addinl
Ohio to the list of states under quaran
tine because of the spread of foot ant
mouth disease among live stock, the De
partment of Agriculture announced TO
day that the disease has been definitel,
located in twenty-five districts of fou
epidemic" states-lndiana Pennsy
vania, Michigan and Illinois.
By The United Press.
, WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-Presiden
Wilson left here at 8 o'clock toda
for Princeton. n. J., TO vote. b.
night the President expects to b
. back in the White House to recelv
the returns direct from the Unite
Press leased wire, extended to Oh
Executive Offices.
During the Presidents absenc
1NNA NAoAg VI W al AAdAAAnOM " III ~
, acting President" in the absence q
! Vice President Marshall and all cab
net officers except Attorney Genera
Gregory. Secretary Garrison los
= his vote in New Jersey by not regis
! tering.
: BY The United Press
z CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Clear, cris
weather overspread Illinois toda
e and one of the hottest political fight
: in the history of the State brougl
[ voters fiocking to the polls earl
: Early reports indicated the creates
percentage of scratched ballots will
in the memory Of election official
The three-cornered battle is for IL
United States senatorship betwee
? Roger Sullivan, Democrat; Ra,
: mOnd Robins. Progressive, and Sent
= tor Lawrence Y. Sherman, Republ
q can, was the outstanding issue tn;
brought out a heavy early vote.
BY The United Press.
BALTIMORE, Md. Nov 3.-Idei
. weather brought out a heavy cii
= vote today when Maryland is choo
. ing a U. S. Senator and six Congress
> men. In the counties the excellel
= corn-husking weather was a sligl
81 hindrance TO ballot casting.
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