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ALLEGHENY

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 4. Brumbaugh
and Penrose carried Allegheny County by
good majorities. Brumbaugh's majority
over Mccormick will bo close to $4,000,
while Penrose will have about 10000 plu-
rality over clifford Pinchot, the Washing
ton nominee. A. Mitchell Palmer runs
third.
This result was indicated by returns
from more than one-half of the districts
In the county. Returns from 4A OF the
To3 districts give Brumbaugh total OF
43.552 and Mccormick 2s,s5i. This is an
average of 103 to district for Brum-
baugh and 6S for Mccormick. This ratio
maintained throughout the missing dis
triots would give Brumbaugh 724Oe and
Mccormick 47,S0i. or a plurality for
Brumbaugh Of 24,605.
Returns from 424 of the 7O3 districts give
Penrose total OF 29477; Pinchot, 2l,955,
and Palmer, 1s267. This iB an average of
90 to a district for Penrose. 81 for Plnchot
and 80 for Palmer. This ratio maintained
in the rest OF the districts would give
Penrose a total of 65,379; Pinchot, 25S52,
and Palmer, 22,496. Penrose would have
a plurality over Plnchot of 1886. and
Nnchot over Palmer of 1881. Penrose
would have a majority of 7030.
Judge Robert Frazer carried the county
for Justice of the Supreme Court over
Judge Kunkel by plurality pf about
$1,000. He did not lose precinct in the
county. Justice Frank NJ. Trexler, for the
Supreme Court, won the county by about
5000 over James G. Clark.
Returns from 424 districts give Judge
Frazer g.. .2ss and Judge Kunkel TOSS, This
is an average Of 145 to a district for Judge
Frazer and II for Judge Kunkel. This
ratio continued for the entire county
would make Judge Frazer's total 10 ,935
and Judge Kunkel's 1881, or a majority
OF Ss,a84 for Judge Frazer.
The same number of districts give
Trexler 49, IS6 and Clark 1924. This is an
average of 102 to a district for Trexler
and 40 for Clark. This ratio carried
through the county would give Trexler
a total of 71,7O6 to Clark's 2S.12O, or plu-
rality of 1856 for Trexler.
A. ]. Barchfeld was elected to Congress
by about 1000 majority over Campbell,
Norm and Porter we're elected by even
majoritles
The Republican candidates were elected
in all of the 12 legislative districts by
clear maJorities. For the State Senate,
Kline, Semmens and Burke were easily
elected. All the successful candidates for
State Legislature and Congress were in
dorsed by the Personal Liberty League
and oppose local option,
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ERIE

ERIE, Pa, Nov. Awhile Democratic
Congressmen throughout the country were
being buried under the Republican land
slide, this district, comprising Erie and
Crawford Counties. which never but once
In it's history sent a Democrat to Con-
gress, yesterday elected NJ. Liebel, Jr..
a standpat Old Guard Democrat. by
plurality that may reach 1900. Liebel
carried both counties and every ward in
Erie, of which city he was Mayor for
more than five years, He was ahead
in every election district but six.
Erie County's representation in the
Legislature will remain the same as here
tofore, two Republicans and one Demo-
cratic member of the House being elected.
The two Republicans are newcomers.
They are Cassius L. Alexander, OF Cory,
from the district outside Erie city, and
June r. Bovee, from the first city dis
trict. Miles r. Kits. the present Demo-
cratic member from the I'd city district,
was reelected by large majority.
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CnLuMRIA

BLoOMSBURG, Pa, Nov. 4.-Returns
from IS of the IS districts In Columbia
County give Mccormick a lead OF a
thousand votes over Brumbaugh, and in
dIcate he will have plurality of 25OO in
the county. Palmer in the same districts
has $50 votes, Pinchot 263 and Penrose 2j7,
with the indications that Palmer's plu-
rality will be at least 1000. For Judge OF
Supreme Court Kunkel in IS districts has
Cos and Frazer 324 For Congress, Lesher
has swept the field over Heffner, Pro-
gressive. and Robbins, Republican. Sones.
for State Senator. has n commanding lead
in the county. and Shaffer, Democrat, is
a winner over Laub, Washington and
Republican.
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CHESTER,

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Nov. 4.-There
was Republican landslide in every part
of Chester County. This means that T.
Lawrence Eyre is again enthroned as the
leader a position he held for many years
until he announced his withdrawal last
year Every candidate elected is pledged
to local option.
Brumbaugh will have a plurality of 2OOO
and Penrose 5000. Butler, for Congress.
has $500 majority in the county and about
II 900 in the 7th district. The Republican
legislative ticket will have a plurality of
1000
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SCHUYLKILL

POTTSVILLE, Pa, Nov 4.--The Repub-
leans of Schuylkill County elected every
candidate but one on the State and county
tickets For Governor and United States
Senator, Brumbaugh and Penrose have
maIorities, respectively. OF from 1000 to
$500. For Congress, Robert d. Heaton
Republican. wins over Lee. Democrat, by
45O0. The Republicans elected a full legis-
Iatlve delegation. with a single exception,
Becker. in the Sd district.
The Republicans are Scheaffer, in the
1st Districts Garner, in the I'd; Sones and
Palmer In the 4th; their majorties run
from 1000 up. For Supreme Court Justices,
Trexler has a majority of 1000. and
Kunkel, 1000.
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LAWRENCE

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Nov. 4,-Lawrence
County will likely give 500 majority to
the entire Republican ticket, based upon
returns from "a of "a precincts at mid
night.
Republican County Chairman Eakin
claims twice that amount. Partial re-
turns are as follows: Penrose, 1892: Pal
meT 496; Pinchot, 9s7; Brumbaugh, 1886;
Mccormick, 1856. For Congress: Will
liam NJ. Brown. Rep. has 14sS Congress-
man Henry w. Temple, Progr S27: Bar
mum, Dem, S74.
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SNYDER

SELINsGROvE, Pa. Nov. 4.-Yester-
days election in Snyder County, so far
as can be estimated at this time. ap-
proximately resulted as follows:
United States Senator-Penrose leads
Pinchot by a majority OF 200 and Palmer
by nearly 800.
Observation-Disclosures has s54 and Nc
Cormick 99l; for Congress in this dis
trict Focht, Republican, has 1877; Dershem.
Democrat, 497. and Johnson. Progressive.
462
State Senator-McConnell. Republican,
has SiS; Kreitzer, Progressive. has 457. and
Strickler, Democrat, 44s. Woodruff. Pro-
gressive, for the Legislature, elected over
Sampsell, Republican, and Shipe, Demo-
crat Woodruff Is for localSoption.
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FRANKLIN

CHAMBERSBURG. Pa, Nov. 4-Ths
vote in 50 OF 65 districts In Franklin
County shows that Palmer and McCor-
mick have carried the county only by a
small majority The vote for Senator
Penrose, 29l1: Palmer. S15l; Pinchot, 1852
The vote for GoYernor-Brumbaugh. $780,
Mccormick, 4141. The vote for Congress
Foeht. Rep. 322S; DeTsham Dem, s431,
For Legislature-Bsck. Dem. s72i; Ben
ehon, Rep, s221; Walters, Rep, S24s
Green, Democrat. Is out OF the race.
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elected by majoritIes approximating 1900.
No figures are yet available on the
judicial vote, but Kunkel and Trexler
run high. For Congress in the Bucks
Montgomery district II Is estimated Wat
son Will have $500 majority over Grim.
State Senator Buckman and Assembly,
men Frets and Pickering Republicans
elected In Bucks County, are all against
local option.
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LEBANON

LEBANON, Pa, Nov. 4,-Lebanon coun-
ty's unofficial vote results are: United
States Senator-Penrose, 1885, Plnchot,
2S27; Palmer, POSI-. Governor-Brumbaugh
4739; Mccormick, 1885. Supreme Court
Kunkel. 6S99: Frazer. 72s. Superior Court
.-Trexler. 3S31; Clark, 1880. Congressman
A. S. Krelder, Republican, has an esti-
mated plurality over d. L. Kaufman,
Democrat. of 1900. DIR. 1. X. Urich and
Asa A. Weimer. both OF whom were an
nounced liquor candidates on the Re-
publican ticket, are elected by estimated
pluralities of $50
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CLINTON

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, Nov. 4.-With FIVE
small districts to hear from which will
not change the result the vote Of Clinton
County is as follows: Palmer. 1928; Pin
chot, 1857 Penrose, 2l0i Mccormick, 2374;
Brumbaugh, 247S; Frazer. SS2; KunlSle,
1898; Clark s36; TreXler. 174S, Congress,
Reardon, D., 1886; Stokes, PI 766; Kiess,
r.. 2145.
State Senator: Hlndman, D., 2l03; How
ard, r., 1868; noncommital on local
option.
Assembly: Caldwell D., 2143; Rich, r.,
1885. for local option.
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LACKAwANNA

OF ITS give Palmer, S24O Plnchot, 513s;
Penrose, TO- 41S; Mccormick, 11,211; Brum-
baugh, 1910. Lieutenant Governor
Greasy 1881; McClain, 5706. Congress
LOTUS tDem.), s745: Farr tRep.), 13.007.
State Senator-Dempsey (Dem.), 1855.
Lynch (Rep), 1885,
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BLAIR

ALTOONA, Pa, Nov. 4.-Fifty-nine out
AZ S7 districts Ia Blair County give PEN
rose. 1852; Pinchot. 5Sss; Palmer, 2l45. The
same districts give Brumbaush' eizei Nc
cormiek, 4674,
Jesss J.. Hartman. Republican. leads
Ror Congress with bs56; Bailey Demo-
erat. ee9S; Brua. Washington, a51A p, w.
SNYDER, Republican, has been elected
sfsts senator. his vote In Blair County
ksipe 1855 against 8o0s for Gansz. Demo-
erat snyder is strong Tor local option.
e. RiningeF. Republican, Is elected
Aasomblyman In the lst District ne
EaunsbauRh and Samuel McCurdy Re-
sublioans ana local optionlsts, are elect
= in ths "a Legislative district.
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CLARION

CLARION, Pa, Nov 4.-Thirty dis
tricts out OF 43 in Clarion County give
Palmer, 1898; Plnchot, 93i Penrose, 1865;
Mccormick, 1869; Brumbaugh, 1l5S. Mat
son, Dem for Congress. will have 1870
majority in the county Arnold, Rep, Is
elected to Assembly over Brown, Dem,
by 1000. 1t will take the official count
to tell who is elected in the district for
State Senator.
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YORK

YORK. Pa, Nov 4.-Unlted States
Senator-Palmer $685. Penrose, 1914;
Pinchot, 2736. Governor-McCormick TO-
352 Brumbaugh. 9l10
Congress-Brodbeck, Dem, s9l6: Beales.
Rep. 10.l54,
State Senator-Washers, Dem, 1888;
Drummer, Rep. 91s5 (re-elected).
Legislature-lst District. Robert 8.
Spangler. Rep, reelected; I'd District,
William Eppley. Dem: Sd District, s. j.
Barnett, Rep; 4th District, Harry
Lanius, Dem. reelected.
Barnett is committed to local option.
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susnuFHANNA

MONTROSE, Pa, Nov 4-McFadden.
Rep, has plurality of about 200 In Sus-
quehanna County for Congress over Dean
and Stephens. The Palmer and Penrose
vote is too close to decide till county re-
turns are all In. Brumbaugh has about
1000 over Mccormick. p. r. Jones is re-
elected to the Legislature by 1900. He
was pledged to local option law.
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McKEAN

BRADFORD, Pa. Nov. 4.-In II dis
trIcts in Mexican County outside of Brad
ford, Penrose, 3S6; Palmer. 26s; Plnchot,
545; Brumbaugh, 452; Mccormick, 654 For
the Assembly Habgood is running ahead
OF the ticket by over l00 and his election
and that of Ostrander, both Republican,
looks sure at this time. For Congress,
Tobias. Dem, 250; Mayo. Washington, 45l;
Rowland, Rep, 49l.
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HUNTINGDON

HUNTINGDON, Pa, Nov. L-Returns
from about half the districts OF Hunting
don County Indicate that Brumbaugh has
carried the county by 600 plurality ana
Peprose has carried il over Pinchot by
200 plurality. Plymouth W. Snyder, Re-
publican and Washington, Is elected State
Senator in the Blair-Huntingdon district
by 5000 plurality over Nicholas Ganz. j.
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ADAMS

GETTYSBURG. Pa. Nov. 4-with six
districts not heard from, Adams County
gives Palmer 1895, Pinchot S16, Penrose
400. Mccormick 247S, Brumbaugh 1725.
Beales, Republican. carried the county
over Brodbeck, the present member in
Congress, by 400. Rudlsill, Democrat won
fer the Legislature by 49, He Is n "dryl.
No official tabulation was kept on tho
Judges, but what little was learned indi-
Gates that Kunkel and TreXler have car
riod the county
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publican, received 9i3S; Mccormick, DEM
ocrat, 1880.
For the Legislature. Baldwin. Repub-
lican, and Hepburn, Republican are elect
ed by majoritles of about $500
For Congress, Thomas S. Butler Repub-
Ucan, was reelected. He carried the Del
aware County end OF the Seventh Con-
gresslonal District by majority of more
than 5000.
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CENTER

BELLEFoNTE, Pa. Nov. 4.-Estimates
give Penrose the county by 4OO Brum-
baugh by 60 Kunkel and Trexler have
about 300 majority in the county, and
Harry b. Scott, Republican. is elected to
the Legislature. He is not pledged for
local option.
Late returns confirm the election of
Charles II. Rowland as Congressman In
the 21st District on an Rnti-local option
platform, and S. J. Miller, State Senator,
in the 34th District. Both are Repub-
licRns.
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mitted on local option. wins In 9Th; David
Thomas, Rep and anti-local option. is re-
elected In the 7th.
The 7th has two representatives and
the battle is close between George Ander
son, Rep. and anti-local option. and
Thomas Finnerty Dem. and anti-local
option, with Fnnerty leading by eight
votes.
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cuMBERLAND

CARLISLE, Pa. Nov, 4.-Total Cum
, berland precincts show, with slight un-
certalnties, between $50 and 800 for Nc
CormicI. Penrose carries county by
about $50. Kunkel will beat Frazer by
5000 and TreXler will defeat Clark by
over 5000. Kreider. Republican, for Con-
grsss, carries Cumberland by 1000. Good
year and Shoop, Republicans, elected to
Assembly.
Incomplete returns indicate that Kunkel
will carry Cumberland by more than 5000
over Frazer, and Trexler more than 5000
over Clark
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.JEFFERsoN

BROoRvILLB, Pa, Nov. A-Jefferson
County goes to Mccormick by 1000 Pin
chot has 500 plurality.
The contest between North, Republican,
and Matson, Democrat for Congress Is
very close, but North is expected TO
carry the district by at least 1000
Broslus, Republican and local option
candidate is elected to the General As
sembly by 500 The fight between Wilson,
Republican. and seetler, Progressive and
Prohibition candidate for Assembly, is
very close.
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WARREN

BELVIDERE. N. j.. Nov. 4-warren
County gives substantial pluralIties for
all the Democratic candidates. Hart. for
Congress, will have 300 over Prince, Re-
publican Barber. for Senator, and Her
reck, Assembly Democrats. are elected.
Later returns from Warren County
show that Hart. Democrat. for Congress.
will not have more than 600 plurality.
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CARBON

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Nov. 4.-Fifty-
two of Sc districts in Carbon County
gave Palmer 1887; Pnchot, 1475i Penrose,
1905; Mccormick, 2551 Brumbaugh 1928
Carbon County has been considered a
Democratic citadel, and is the home OF
James l. Blakeslee, Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General, who has been a
Palmer and Mccormick adviser.
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SOMERSET

SOMERSET, Pa, Nov 4-Returns
from half the districts in Somerset Coun-
ty indicate that Pinchot and Mccormick
have carried the county James w. Ends
ley. Republican, reelected State Sena-
tor, and Woods N. Carr. Democrat, re-
elected to Congress.
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MoNToUR

DANVTLLE, Pa, Nov. L-Montour
County, complete gave Palmer 7s6; Pin
chot. $50; Penrose. $50; Mccormick, 1871
Brumbaugh, s94: Frazer, si2; Kunkel. 1851;
Clark, 6Ss; Trexler, i1e5. Lesher Cd car
rled Montour County for Congress by
about 500. and IL elected 70 Congress in
the district by 200.
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WARRRM

WARREN Pa. Nov. 4.--RspubiIcans
won every flght in Warren County with
the exception Of that for Governor. Mo-
Corrnicl defeating Brumbaush by sOo
votes The race between Pinchot and
Penrose was very close, with Palmer a
poor third. Pinohot has 1856 to 1890 for
Penrose Huiings carried Warren bor-
ough by six votes, but lost the county.
Miller, Republican, will represent tho 18th
District in Congress. Republicans wers
elected to tho State Senate and Logisia-
ture
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Christman, Democrat, probably defeats
Frederick Rholand.
For Judge OF the Supreme Court
George Kunkel runs far ahead Of Robert
Frazer, and Frank n. Trexler for the
Superior Court has big lead on James
E. Clark,
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INDIANA


INDIANA, Pa, Nov. 4-Based on
tho returns from 70 Of the 67 dis
triots, the estimated vote In this county
is: Penrose, 1000; Pinchot, 1900 Palmer,
1000 Brumbaugh, 1000; Mccormick, 1900
Congress-North Republican, 1000; Matti
son, Democrat, 1000; Wolfe, washington,
800. Legislature-wood. Republican, 420Oi
Brownlee, Washington, 400.
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BUTLER, Pa, Nov 4.-Butler County
gives Penrose. 231o; Palmer. 2205; Pinchot
1918; Mccormick. S499; Brumbaugh 2SJO.
Congress. 22d District Hammond, Dem.
220; Keister, Rep, 222. j. o. Campbell
and Dr. j. M. Leighner Rep, pledged
to local option, have margin OF 400 for
Legislature
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CLEARFIELD

CLEARFIELD, Pa, Nov. 4.-Scattering
returns from a few of 81 districts indi-
cate close vote in this county between
Palmer Pinchot and Penrose, with Pen
rose leading. Mccormick will carry coun-
ty by at least 1000
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LANCASTER

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov 4.-Seventy-
eight districts OF 1874 in Lancaster County
gave Palmer 4426; Pinchot, 4372y Penrose,
12.1ss; Mccormick. 74S5; Brumbaugh.
l3.2O1 John J. stober Republican, is
elected State Senator.
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MIFFLIN

Four of 26 districts in MInlln County
gave Palmer 113; Pinchot, 70; Penrose.
l2l; Mccormick. 1856; Brumbaugh. l67;
Frazer. 81; Kunkel. 40; Clark. II; Trek
Ter. 179 Same districts in 1912 gave Will
son, 175; Roosevelt, lS9; Taft, III.
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POTTER

CoUDERsPORT. Pa, Nov Alive dis
tricts of "a in Potter County gave Palmer
76; PInchot. Ill: Penrose, ss; Mccormick.
1853; Brumbaugh, 116 One district gave
Frazer, 80; Kunkel. 81; Clark. 81; Trek
ler 81.
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MERCER

SHARON, Pa, Nov. 4.-One district in
Mercer County gives Palmer 8; Pinchot,
o. Penrose. 10; Mccormick, a; Brum-
baugh. = Frazer. Is; Kunkel, IS; Clark.
II; Trexler, Is. Same district in 1912 gave
Wilson 8; Roosevelt, 13; Taft. 8.
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,JUNIATA

MIFFL1NTOwN, Pa, Nov. 4--Latest
returns show Focht carries Juniata
County by 200; Penrose doubtful; McCor-
mick by 400, Bergey Republican, defeats
Musser, Democrat, by 4O Kunkel wins by
600; TreNler by 400.
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ARMSTRONG

RITTANNING, Pa. Nov. 1.-TWO dis
tricts in Armstrong County gave Palmer,
20; Pinchot, 20; Penrose. So; Mccormick,
"a; Brumbaugh, 70; Frazer. S5 Kunkel,
10; Clark. 81; Trexler, 81. Same districts
in 1879 gave Wilson, 4s; Roosevelt. ~;
Taft, ~
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DELAWARE

MEDIA. Pa, Nov. A-Brumbaugh car
risd Delaware County by more than 5000
Penrose has more than 5000 over Palmer.
For Governor. S9 out Of 50 precincts out
side the city Of Chester Brumbaughs Re.
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CAMBRIA

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. Nov. A-Three dis
tricts of 26 in Cambria County gave Pal
mer, So; Pnchot, 81; Penrose. 149; Nc
Cormick So; BrumbauEh 1i7; Frazer, l12;
Kunkel "a: Clark, 80; Trexler, 152.
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CRAWFORD

MEANWHILE. Pa, Nov Anime pre-
cincts in Crawford County, not including
any in Meadville or Titusville, give Pal
mer. 1874; Pinchot 100; Penrose, a4; Nc
Cormick, PSI; Brumbaugh, 2ss
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WEsTMoRELAND

GREENSBURG, Pa, Nov. 1.-TWO dis
tricts in Westmoreland County azxe
Palmer, 46; Pinchot, 60; Penroae. l26;-=
Cormick. 81; Brumbaugh. 121; Frazel--.
Kunkel, 72; Clark. 79; Trexler. GA.
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BEAVER

BEAVER, Nov. 4-seven districts OF
8 IN Beaver County give Palmer lOs;
plnehot sol; PenTose. $40; Mccormick
Eos; Brumbaugh. 3s7; Frazer, 52si Kunkel,
ITS; Clark, s07
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ELK

RIDGWAY. Pa, Nov 4-Four OF %
Elk County districts gave Palmer 6s; Pin
chot, 165; Penrose. 34Oi Mccormick. 1885,;
Brumbaugh, 365.
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PIKE

MILFORD, Pa. Nov. 4.-Three districts
of 13 in Pike County gave Palmer 102;
Plnchot. 50; Penrose, II; Mccormick. 1866;
Brumbaugh, 10.
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@. Dell, Republican, Is elected TO Assem-
bly, over Johnston. washington, and Ell
herman, Democrat.
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BUCKS

DoYI HsTOWN. Pa. Nov. THE whole
peDubiican ticket made e clean sweep
"a Bucks. Returns from 70 OF the So
districts IN the county gave; Fer sena-
ssa7 For Covarn0r-Brumhaugh e8bi
sTerormick. 5s5s. For Consresa- atzou,
I'D, Grim. s27s For state senate
anrtnar 6os6. Ross 5e4 Returns of
~, esta fof Assemelgmca afe ftii in-
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TIoGA

wELLsBoRo, Pa. Nov. 4.-Twenty-
three out OF "A election districts in Tioga
County show the following returns;
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VENANnn

FRANKLIN, Pa. Nov. I--vensngo
County gave Palmer 1900; Pinchot. 1900:
Penrose. 400, for United states senatnr
Governor-Mccormict, s7Ooi Brimbsneh.
2S5o
Congress-Mo1ntyrs. Democrat, if5o;
Hulinss, Wash, 1900; Miller, Rep, 1880.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-04

Brumbaush. tTs; Mccormick. i7s; PEN
rose. 1885; Palmer SS7; Pinohot. isOt FOR
congress-Ksss. 1888; Stokes. wash., siii
Reardon, Dem, 700.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-30
Glover Precinct.

Commencing at the center of Sec. IL,
Twp. 80 NJ, r. 4, E. B. NJ, thence south
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-30
NEwsoME PRECINCT.

Beginning at the Ten Mile cabin on
the Elk City wagon road: from thence
running south to a point due west Of
the mouth of Meadow creek: thence
east to the mouth of Meadow creek:
thence in an easterly direction to the
divide between Elk City and Newsome
creek; thence along said divide until
opposite the divide between Newsome
creek and the Middle Fork of Clear
water river; thence down said divide
to a point due north of the Ten Mile
cabin; thence south to the Ten Mile
cabin the place of beginning.
Polling place. Newsome House
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-30

JOSEPH PRECINCT.
at the mouth of R,ca