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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-05
COOPER
WINS IN THE FIFTH BY A HAND.
SOME MAJORITY OVER
NEAL.
Fifth Senatorial District Is Still In
Doubt and viii Require
Official Count

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Nov. A.
Practically complete returns from each
of the twelve counties OF the Fifth
Congressional district show that Ed
ward Cooper. Republican. has been
elected over Geo. I. Neal. Democrat.
by majority approximating 1000 and
that Howard Sutherland. Republican
candidate for Congressman-at-Larg
has carried the district by about 1000.
The Sixth senatorial district has
elected Wells Goodykoontz, Repub-
lican. Of Mingo county: the Seventh
has elected ". L. Hawley. Repub-
lican, OF Mercer The Fifth district
Is still In doubt. the Democrats claim
ing the election OF Bowman and the
Republicans being confident OF the
election OF McAboy. II will take the
official count 20 settle this question.
Cabell county sends three Democrats
10 the house OF delegates. Wayne
sends two Democrats. Logan one
Democrat. Mcdowell sends three Re
publicans. Mercer two Republicans,
MingO one Republican and Lincoln
one Republican, Mason two Repub-
licans
Neal carried CabeH by $50 anc
Wayne by S55. and Putnam. Logan.
Boone and Wyoming counties by
small margins. COoper's big aior-
iiy was In Mcdowell. but he carried
Raleigh by 45. Mingo by $50. Mason
by 22O. Lincoln by IT'S.
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BOTH CANDIDATES CLAIM
ELECTION IN THE THIRD
LITTLEPAoE CLAIMS ELECTION
BY ONE THOUSAND. WHICH
AVIS CONTESTS.
Latter Says Present Figures Show Ma
iority of75-compiete Figures IN
available IN Any County.

SPECIAL Dispatch to the Intelligence.
tHANLESTON. W. Va. Nov. -
Conhictinc reports ~ 10 the vote cast
IN q number of the counties In Third
congressional district. making the cleo
lion OF either Avis. Republican. or Lit
uepage. Democrat. extremely uncer-
fnin iafflenaee claims be- had de
fcated Congressman Avis b. little
more than 0Dy votes. while Avis con
tends b. sflll has chance Of election.
and that official vote will be necessary
fo determine result. According 10 un-
official figures received by Avis tho
maximum maiorities Of his opponent
are. Webster. G5f. Greeubrier. 500
Monroe. 2f0. Summers. s25. POca-
honfaa. 100. while Avis contends he
has carried Clay b. PIG. Jpshur by
225. and Fayette By $50. This would
give t1ttlepnge a majority of o.. Avis
also has figures from these counties
ffing bic opponent lees vote. while
LittlepaFe presents figures showing he
haH carried kanawha BY 200. which
Avis counts a. atandon and that
nif malorIfies in Greenbricr Summers
and Nicholas are much greater than
Avis r0ncedfa ON Avis oun figures
be- has iost the district b. 1s
Complete hEures are not available IN
sny n The counties No authentic ng-
Dres are available in eleven precincts
ln kanaWha county
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Later Returns Swell Republican Victory
cox DEFEATED lBY Willis IN
OHIO; PROHIBITION Fight LOST

Special Dispatch to the Inteingencer
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. 4.-James
NJ. Cox, who was elected governor of
ohio two years ago by nearly I67 900
plurality, was defeated for governor
yesterday by Frank b. Willis. Repub-
hcan. revised returns today show. by
upwards OF 10000 votes. The Repub-
Means have captured thirteen congress
sional districts. as compared to the
tnree they held before. Tonight prac-
ucally the only thing in doubt is the
brewers home rule amendment to the
state constitution. II is believed that
this amendment has carried. although
not many expected that IL would. The
amendments providing for statewide
prohibition. woman suffrage and tax
eiassiication were defeated by decis-
I've votes. The Republicans have
elected their entire state ticket and
the members OF the supreme court. to-
gether with their candidate for United
states senator. Warren G. Harding
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CUT DOWN
MAJORITY
Democratic Majority IN the House Will
Be Reduced 20 Twcnty.three.

NEW YORK. Nov. --latest returns
from yes'"rday's elections indicate
that the Democratic majority In the
house OF reprcfentstivos Tor the sixU,.
fourth congres4 viii be- reduced TO 90
The probable Democratic maioritv In
the senate viii b. a.
Democrats have elected 226 mem.
hers. Republicans 1872. Progressives 10
and Socialists .. or the six missing
districts. % was estimated tonight that
the Republicans and Democrats might
elect three each. Heaviest Republican
Gains were l2 IN Illinois. f2 i'm New
York. 10 IN Pcnnsyivania. and in
Ohio. Progressive repre- reeentation in
The house was cut from 10 10 2 or 10.
This resulted from the general col.
lapse of the Progressive organization
throuEhout the country except In Cal.
ifornia.
Contests which we're 20 close that
they could not be Determined az d Iafe
hour tonight were claimed bv the
Democrats IN two districts in Colo
rado. and ono I'M New Jersey. and by
Tho Republicans In two districts I'm
Kansas and one IN North Carolina
Tn The Sixth California district D. A.
histon. Progressive. led George IA
Derrick. Republican ny o slight mar.
Rin Democratic leaders claimcd tho
election of w. tH Seidomridge and Fd
ward keating IN the Second and third
Colorado districts.
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TOPEKA. Kan. Nov Arthur
Cappcr. Republican. editor of the To.
pcka Capital has been elected gov.
ernor Of Kansas by upwards Of 10000
plurality over Governor Hodges. Dem.
ocrat CappcrF' election was con.
ceded late today by Democratic cam.
pairn manoEers. Congressman George
\ Necley. Democrat, and Charles Cur.
tis. Republican, are running neck and
neck for United states senator. with
thc count favoring Curtis early this
eFeuinF. % is estimated the Demo
rrais viii have six ~ the eight con.
sreasmen. Conrreasmen Anthony and
lonFressman Campbell beinF the only
Republicans sure % election
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Harding has defeated T. s. Hogan, at
present attorney general. by at least
5000 plurality.
The Progressive vote in the state
fell on practically four-ffths as cori.
pared with the vote two years ago
The Progressives were linked with
the Prohibitionists in the present cam
paign.
coneede Prohibition Defeat
The temperance forces of the state
concede the defeat of the prohibition
amendment by 10000 but still hope
that the home rule amendment will
be defeated on the final returns from
the rural counties. The state outside
of Cincinnati which has a large Ger
man population. voted for prohibition.
The drys declare that ninety days was
too short time 10 inform the voters
OF the large cities of the merits OF
prohibition
The home rule amendment will re-
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BERKELEY.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
MARTI\SBURG. W. Va, Nov. A.
The complete Official vote OF Berkeley
county is as follows:
Congressman-at-large. Hodges. 2.0S2:
Sutherland. 2.72l: Schuck. so: Kintzer
1lS: White. 36.
Congress. Second district. Brown
Democrat. 1850: Bowers. Republican
2"O2: Keim. Progressive. Al: Smith
Socialist. 1l9; Thompson. Prohibition
81.
State Senate. Fifteenth district
Sonners. Progressive Republican. 1861
Beckwith. Democrat. 2,c7s.
House of Delegates. Cline. Republi
can. by 7S6; Beard. Republican. by
7O2.
County Clerk. Hobbs. Republican,
5lS. Circuit Clerk, Gerhardt. Republi
can. by 735. School Superintendent
Crowell. Republican. by 727. County
Commissioner. Welshans. Republican
by sos.
Morgan county with one precinct
Iuissing. Sutherland carries county by
535. Bowers, Republican. by SIS. Som
ers. Republican. my 572. Johnson. Re
publican. House OF Delegates. by 646
Fearnow. Republican. School Superin.
tcndent, by 655. Dawson. Republican
County Commissioner. by 1875. Mar
mson. Republican, County Clerk, BY
-osS. Webster. Republican. Circuit
Clerk. by eco.
Jefferson county. complete. gives
Democratic ticket average plurality
eleven hundred and nifty.
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BREAKS OFF
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
WITH ALLIED POWERS
OTTOMAN REPRESENTATIVES,
WITH THESE COUNTRIES
LEAVING.
German Warships Appear on tAe
Coast of England-Causes
Discussion.

LONDON. Nov. 4. $50 p. ms-rur
key has now definitely broken on diplo>
matte relations with Great Britain.
Russia and Servia. Her diplomats
representatives in the capitals of
these countries. acting on orders frou
the Ports. today demanded and re-
ceived their passports Some OF them
already have left their posts. whila
the others will depart tomorrow.
Although no statement to this effec1
has been given out. Il is understood
that Turkeys apology for the actions
of her feet in bombarding Russian
Black sea ports and Russian shipn
proved unacceptable to the powers oe
the triple entente, in that Turkey Wa
not prepared to accede to the demand
that the German officers in her service
be dismissed and the ships purchased
from Germany dismantled.
The powers which the Ottoman rovl
eminent thus defied are already taking
warlike action against Turkey. The
British have destroyed Fort Akabah In
Arabia. the Russians have invaded
Asia Minor, and and Angla-French
fleet Is bombarding the forts OF the
Dardanelles.
Now that Turkey has aligned her.
ser among the nations at war. specu-
lation is rife as 10 what the other
Balkan powers will do Greece Is said
20 be preparing to take sides with the
allies. while Bulgaria has given assur-
ances or her neutrality. Bulgaria.
however. is mobilizing for. as a Bull
garian diplomat said. with Turkey in
the area OF the war Bulgaria must be
prepared for any eventualities"
Next TO the Turkish situation the
appearance OF German warships off
the coast OF England Is causing most
OF the discussion In this country to
day There Is a disposition among
naval men To believe that no serious
raid was Intended but that the Ger.
mans hoped TO induce British war.
ships 10 follow them and. by laying
mines as they retired. TO catch some
fCouttnued on PAGE Twslvel
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peal the county local option Law. max
ing cities and townships the units for
saloon selections No district nov
dry will automatically become wet ".
b. Wheeler. of the anti i-Saioon league.
declared tonight that we can vote
on this question every year and there
VIII be no let up In the fight until
Ohio Is dry
Ten days ago many believed that
Ohio would 20 dry. but within the
closing days OF the campaign the vet
forces. by large expenditure Of
money for advertising. won the bat
tie. The fact that thousands Of men
are out OF work. owing TO the busi.
ness depression caused by the Wilson
tarin law and the claim that thous.
ands more would be thrown out Of
work IL prohibition carried. seemed q
convincing argument with workinF
men against prohibition
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GER MANS NOT HURT
No Word Received From Fleet That
DESTROYED British Vessels of Chile
But They Are Not Damaoea

SANTIAGO. Chile. Nov NO word
came to-day from the British ships
that engaged the German squadron
OF Cornell Sunday and the British
side of the story Is yet 10 be told
According 20 German accounts their
armOred cruisers Scharnhorst and
Gneisenau and the liEht cruisers Nurn-
berg. Leipsic and Bremen escaned un.
scathed while the British cruiser Mon.
mouth was sunk. the cruiser Good
Horr put ont of action and the cruiser
GLASGOW with the transport Otranio
sent scurrying for shelter In the non.
tral port ~ Talcahuano where the
are bottled up by the Leipslc and
Bremen
~ a. certain that the seharnhorst
the Gneisenau aud The Nuruberr ar.
rived safely a. Nalauaralao THOUGH
somewhat The worse Cor their On.
counter with the nrifianarr
one report has ~ that fha ginaroa
badly damaged. arrived in Coronef bav
while The Ofranfo escaped f0 Ftfar.o
Monft ~ has been Impossible fo Ie.
termine the exact movements cf these
two vessels following fhe naval action
Defeat Causes DsprsaaIo1
Despite the farf fhai fhe urIfl-h aad
only three fghfnE shIur a. arsin.f
hFe ol the Germans. fhr decisive De-.
feat ~ Rear hdmiui Cr.dnrt'a squaf.
ron appears to have profucrf y nrn
found impresfinu. Tho battle TOOK
place I'm q heavy rra The germans
opened nro or Con tu0mrfrfa ara fDr
time aii fhc British rhofs fau aforf
later Hhen fhrF cot aHhIn rnrra
thelr Euna Hrnrrl H faH huf 1nIr
irH bite ard fhe saauaiIies amonr fhr
''erman rreuf urrr Hnlf fn consist %
fome hair Dozen sounded Tho ger
man fre D. drfrf.irf ar hafinr been
excellent thoueh af fha farr ranrs a.
required four hunfrrd hfs f1 ruf fts
Hrhiahrrr osf ~ fhe frhf
The Srharnhoreu ard grafs.-st
cam" from Australia rauinF on o..
tohfr TO ~ Easter island shrre fhas
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TAYLOR.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
GRAFTON. ". Va. Nov. 4.-TaylOr
county complete gives: Congress
man-at-large-H Hodges. 265: Suth-
erland. 1926; Schuck. 221; Kintzer,
81 White. %. Congressman-W. G..
Brown. Democrat. 1.3s3: George NJ.
Bowers. Republican. 1895: n. G..
Keim. Progressive. 22f. Edward l..
Smith. Socialist. Il. Fred r Thomp-
son. Progressive. 81. state senate,
Eleventh district-Scott {. Lowe,
Democrat. 1851: l.. NJ Davis, Repub-
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JUDGE MOSS ELECTED BY
Big MAJORITY IN FOURTH
DEFEATS HAMILTON By sas AND
REDUCES MAJORITY IN
HOME COUNTY
Gregory Wins Out for State Senate in
Spite Of Determined Fight
Made Against Him.

Special Dispatcn to tine tnteliiEencer
PARkERSBURG. w. Va. Nov. A.
Republicans in Wood county. the
Third Senatorial and the Fourth Con.
gressional districts are jubilaat to-
night over the handsome majority re-
corded In yesterdays election. Hunter
ii. Moss. present congressman from
this district, has been reelected by a
ma jority of S23, he carrying seven of
the eleven counties Of the district 10y
maiorities ranging from IL in Peas
ants tosf6$ n Richie Following are
the official figures on the eleven coun
es:-Giviug majorities for Moss
Doddridge. 624; Richie. $50: Pleas
ants, ia; Tyler, 4f9: Roane, 252.
jackson, 21s: Wood. l46 Carried by
John NJ. Hamilton Democratic OPP
poneut; Writ. 27S: Calhoun. Hamil-
tons hone county. 6S2: majority re-
cNced: Gilmer. 500; Braxton. 252.
u. J., Gregory. Republican candidate
for the state senatorship won from
Thomas Coleman. Democrat. by ma
jority Of 476. Gregory majorities:
Wood. 22s; Richie. AS. Coleman ma
jorities: Peasants. so: Writ. III. In
Peasants county where the ReImbli-
can press had taken a bitter stand
against Gregory and where the opDo-
sition anticipated by big majority sor
Coleman. GreEory's friends kept .hs
expected Democrats strength 10 a
low figure
Wood county was carried by con
gresham az large Sutherland BY 2S2
over his opponent. Thomas r. Hodges.
democrat
Legislative Ticket Wins.
The legislative ticket was carried
by substansial majorities by the Re-
publicans J. V. Yeagcr won from :.
B. Allen. Democrat by 476: Frank
Markey vas victor over I. J. Polling.
Democrat by so: James A. smith WOO
over Alex BosO by 397.
Republican majorities in Wood
county ran from 50 to 500 the normal
Republican strength being extended
In quite good deal In the later ma
iority which was given Clay p. Wells
candidate for circuit clerk. he leading
the entire ticket. Ono office only was
lost 20 the Democrats. that being for
county commissioner.
a notable feature OF the returns IA
the slaughter OF the Progressive fol.
lowing In the district In which all
offices were contested for by the
Bull MOOsers. With the exception
or Frank +. Moats. Progressive sen
atorial candidate whoesolled eco votes
In the county. but few Of the others
went over goo. g. ID. Elliott. congress
sional candidate. former wheel horse
Republican receiving vote Of but 1877
Tor the county.
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SENATOR WHITE Is
DEFEATED BY NEELY
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
PRACTICALLY COMPLETE RETURNS GIVE MAJOR NEEIY MA
JORITY OF 39l DUE TO HEAVY VOTE IN LEWIS.
WETZEL AND MARION COUNTIES
Second and Third Districts in Doubt Sides Claiming Vic
tory-Brown Leads by Small Majority in Sec
ond District on Incomplete Returns.

pecisi Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
clARks8uRG. W. Va. Nov.
4.-Wlth the returns from the
First district practically COM
plete, Chairman Pritehard Of the
Republican congregational COM
n,ittee last night virtually con-
eeded the election Of Major
Nicely on the face Of the returns
by a majority Of 3s1. These fig
ures, while not official. are the
latest received by Mr.. Pritehard.
and while they will doubtless be
changed to some extent, he does
not think they will affect the re-
suit. Wetzel county rolled up a
majority Of 9os for Nicely and
Lewis 26s, and with the enor-
nous vote Of over 1000 the total
was sufficient TO wipe out the
handsome total with which SEN
stor White came out Of the Pam
handle counties.
With the result in the third very
close and Congressman Brown
having n slight lead in the second
there is : possibility OF the Demo-
Gratis having three congressman
from this state and splitting the
delegation. However the election
OF either Brown or littIepage Is
net conceded by the Republican
managers and they will claim
their election until the last pre-
cinet Is In officially.
As yet Chairman Pritehard Of
the First district has taken no act
ion relative 20 the alleged fraud
uncovered In Fairnnont but that
he firmly intends to do 30 was the
statement made.
Returns from ali parts OF the
state insure the Republicans a big
majority IN both branches Of the
legislature and the election of all
the county tickets IN the state
with the exception OF three or
four counties. The victory was
most sweeping and the members
of the party have every reason TO
feel highly elated.
One striking feature Of the
election was the absolute collapse
OF the Bull Moose vote, the party
not polling near the figures that
was conceded them by the two
parties PRIOR 20 the election.
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NEARING END
ENGLISH FtNANct ERs HAVE
ABOUT COMPLETED OBJECT
or VISIT HERE.
viii Result IN Understanding Between
Two Countries ard Save
Financial Orai~

WASHlsGTON. ~ G.. Nov e.
Sir George Psish and Basil r. Black
EFT. Of tho Enlilsh treasury. have
practically ended the mission which
brought them Co the United States.
and az a consequence of their confer.
ence with the federal reserve board
and New York bankers % was ind.
Gated tonight that no further steps
need be- taken for the present 90 ar.
range for shipments OF American sold
20 Europe
The conferences here and in New
York have brought the conviction that
the matter Of American debts abroad
viii be adjusted throurh the natural
avenues OF trade and through che Fpe.
cial machinery already set up The
Si00. .OoO. 600 gold pool the New YORK
City syndicate and the American crops
are expected GO take care uf fhe prss-
cnt American indebtodness. % is said
u will not b. even necessary for fhe
reserve board and the bankers 90 ar.
range the proposed plan Tor the issue
of short term notes 10 match thp bal
snce In favor Of ENGLAND which tho
gold pool and the New York syndi.
cate VIII leave
Sir George was understood to-nieht
70 have agreed that mo- such note issue
was necessary and that renewed and
revived trade with America sofu
would eat up the outstanding
amounts 10 his view is lndorsed by
his government there VII be- no fear
by members ~ the board that Am
erican banks are to be drained of their
gold ~ the time when they are abou.
10 shirt their reserves. pav euhecrip-
lions 90 federal reserve banks and .n
other Wavs take up their nov lanes of
travel a. integral parts of the new
banking system
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SUTHERLAND WINS
BY Big MAJORITY
PARTIAL AND COMPLETE re
TURNS FROM OVER THE STATE
MAKE 1T 5000 OR 5000
Mr.. Sutherland Ran Well Up With His
Ticket In All Districts and In
Many Counties Was Leader.

Congressman Sutherland's majority
In the state will be between 5000 or
5000. A large number of the counties
have so far only made partial reports.
but all OF them indicate Sutherland
leading Hodges by very handsome
vote In all the districts Mr.. Suthar-
iand has run up well with his ticket.
and In the majority of the counties is
the leader. Partial and complete fe-
turns furnished the Intelligencer at
midnight are As foilows.
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MoNONoAnA.

Special Dispatch To- the InteIIigcncer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Nov. A.
Complete returns from the thirty-five
precincts in this county shows the fol.
lowing:
Congressman at large - Hodges.
Democrat. l.6s6; kintzer. Socialist.
25f: White. Prohibition. rs: Schuek.
Progressive. 276; Sutherland. Repubn.
can. 2,l4s. Sutherlands plurality. 452
For congress. Second district -
Brown. Democrat. 1867: Smith. Social.
list. 219; Thompson. Prohibition. 81:
keim. Progressive. OBS. Bowers. Re.
publican, 1880. Bowers plurality. 1913.
State senate. Eleventh district
Lowe. Democrat. 1917: Csrtright. So.
cialist. 276. Kennedy. Prohibition. 80:
Lanham. Progressive. 3i2: Davis. Re
publican. .9S9. DAVIS plurality. 372
Hose OF Moreland. Demo.
tcontinusd on Page Tsn.D
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JUNIOR BROWN PROBABLE
WINNER IN THE SECOND
RETURNS ARE INCOMPLETE, Bur
ESTIMATED FIGURES GIVE
BROWN ~ MAJORITY.
May se Several Days Before Result
is known - Returns Slow
Coming IN. :
Special Dispatch 60 the intsnir.ncer.

Special Dispatch Co. the fntsIilrencer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va, Nov. a.
In the Second district the race IL very
close and with only partial returns
In. Congressman Brown is leading Geo.
Bowers By % votes This IL the
hardest district ln the state from
which 90 secure accurate returns un.
ul some time after the election. and
u may b. several days before the ex.
act result d. known. At a late hour
tonieht the returns 30 Tar received and
some results cetimatcd on the bania
OF partial returns give the foilowIna.
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lican. 1.413: 7. F. Lanham. Progress
i've. 2S7. House OF delegates-C. A.
Sinsel by 154. County ticket elected.
County clerk. c. T. Bartlett. by 191;
circuit clerk. Joe Mason by ~; ooun-
~ superintendent. Roy J. Martin by
137; county commissioner. George
Luzadder, by 374
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CALIFORNIA

san FRANCISCO. CALI. nov. a
1smes Pheian. Democrat Who has
been elected over Joseph X Rowland
Republican. and = a. F1ston. prorres.
slFe arueafa 20 have won a triangular
C0HfrHf Tor conrrcaaman
latest returns Indicate tho defeat
~ fhe arti prize nRht and rcd light
a ahafrmerf measures
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ons Mater R.msIr,-

only one matter remains 90 he ad.
tuEted There is still the fear thar if
the London stock evchanEe opens
again FOR h-lsiuess thouaands of shares
ot American securities viii b. puf on
the market at bargain prices bound
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Home RULE
Reported 20 Have Carried in Ohio. But
Vote 10 50 Close Success
Is IN Doubt

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. S. 2 am.
Complete returns from seventy.
one counties indicate that the
home rule amendment has carried
BY 10000. These seventy-one
counties give the amendment q ma.
iority Of 53.436. The seventeen
counties still 10 report are az
small ones and are expected %
give adverse maiorities that Will
bring the total down 20 about
10000. Statewide prohibition suf.
fered a crushing defeat. The ma.
Iority against u probably viii
reach close 10 10000. The equal
Suffrage amendment met . similar
or worse fate, and the taxation
amendment was slaughtered on az
sides. u probably has been de-
fested by more than 100000.
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fo0k on large quantities n provisions.
nrIfiah mail steamers on Chilean VA.
era ere sailing under tho projection
0f Chilean torpedo boat destroyers.