The Detroit times., 1914-11-03
Sweep New York State by 2OO,-
600; Walsh Beaten in Will.
} sons District; "Uncle
Joe" Going Strong
OHIO VOTES WET,
NEBRASKA GOING DRY
Suffrage Also Beaten in Buck
eye State; Progressive
Vote Slumps

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Returns
from the various states at mid
night showed that the Republican
landslide had swept west, having
reached as far 40 Colorado. The
Republicans have made sweeping
gains everywhere. They are claim
Ing control Of the next house, al
though this 10 not conceded, and
the Democrats claim that they
will still have q safe working
majority.
In the east, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Rhode Island, connectI-
cut, Now York, Pennsylvania haxs
all been carried BY the Rspub-
lIcans. In Massachusetts, the
Democrats elected q governor,
but the Republicans elected the
lieutenant governor and have
made gains In their state IegIsla-
ture and congressional dsleoa-
tIons.
In most Of the eastern states,
the Progressive party has been
practically wiped out. And In the
shake-up, the Republicans cot
most Of the party members.
In New Jersey, President VIII
sons home district. elects Re-
publican congressman. In Illinois
"uncle joe" Cannon and William
3. MctQinIay, head the "come-
back" class.
In Ohio, Gov. Cox was reelected
but the indications were that
Harding, Republican, had defeated
Hoosn, Democrat, for the United
States senate.
In Illinois, Roger Sullivan was
claiming election by $4,000, while
Senator Sherman, Republican, In
sisted complete returns would
show he had won by $4,000.
Iowa, where the Democrats had
hoped TO elect q United states
senator and state officlals, gave
an Increased Republican plurality
and Senator cummIns 10 re-slect-
cd.
In Kansas, the fight was be-
tween the Progressive and Demo-
cratic candidates with the former
leading on the early returns. !,
In Colorado, Carlson, Hepubll-
can, led Patterson, Democrat, In
the early count.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3--At 10
o'clock the outlook, based on re-
turns covering nearly every sec
tlon OF the state, indicated that
District Attorney Whitman would
have q plurality Of 245,00o outside
OF greater New York. AZ that
hour the 0Iynn plurality In great
er New York did not exceed 5o,-
COO. The Whitman managers were
claiming q plurality Of 100000 for
whitman and t76,00o for Wads-
worth for United States senator.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 3.--lncom-
plete returns from SIX Denver
precincts indicate Denver county
will 90 "dry." They give the vets
AT; drys 67s. Leaders at the dry
headquarters declare that " Dem
YER county votes dry, the plural
ity for prohibition In the state will
be $4,000. Ten scattered pre-
cincts In Denver county give Carl
SON, Republican, for governor,
lead OF 500 over Patterson, Dem
ocrat.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3--Early return
rom the eastern state elections sho'
liz gains by the Republican part.
nd, outside of Pennsylvania, enorn
us losses by the Progressives. Heay
losses In the house {
representatives are Indicated, q
hough at this hour complete figure
re not yet available.
In Vermont. where the Democrat
used with the Progressives on n
nominating Charles 4
'routy, the Republicans re-electe
senator william p. Dillingham;, an
wo Republican representatives.
In Massachusetts, Governor Davi
tContisued on rase seven.
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