The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-11-06

New York, Nov. New York re-
turner to the Republican column by
a large majority, electing Whitman
governor and Wadsworth United
States senator Most Republican can
didates were carried to victory in the
vote for these two leaders.
The Progressive vote almost dis
appeared
Republican state committee head
quarters terms the vote for Whitman
a land slide.
The assembly will be overwhelm-
in.Iy Republican.
Latest returns give the vote as
follows:
With 1,434 of the $3.50 districts
outside Greater New York in, Whit
mans plurality outside the city was
estimated at 223,245, while 1870 of the
1901 districts in Greater New York
gave Governor Glynn and estimated
plurality in the entire city of 53,821,
cutting Whitman's estimated lead
down to 9,424.
The figures in the senatorial race
showed cambridge Colby Bull Moose
candidate, as completely out of it, as
was Davenport. Returns from 1908
Of tn" $3.50 outside districts gave Col
by only 1898 votes, while Wads-
worth received 1892 and Gerard
101,7 IT'S.
Landslide for Penrose.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-Boies Pen.
rose has been returned to the senate
from Pennsylvania, receiving practi-
ca!ly twice the vote of Palmer, Dem
Ocrat, and Pinchot, Progressive, COM
bined. For governor, Brumbaugh, Re
publican, also is far in the lead. The
delegation to congress also will be
Republican One hundred nine dis
tricts scattered give PenrOse, Repub-
ECan. for senator, 11,75S; Palmer,
D, nocrat 767; Pinchot, Progressive,
65S: Brumbaugh, Republican, for gov
ernOr. 1884; Mccormick, Democrat,
1916.
Alabama.
birmingham, Ala, Nov. Alabama
elected a full Democratic state ticket,
a solid Democratic delegation to con-
gress and Oscar w Underwood to
the United States senate. George
HrdG!eston, an attorney of Birming-
ham, succeeds Oscar w. Underwood
as congressman from the Ninth dis.
trict. Charles Henderson of Troy re-
ceived a majority of all votes cast
for governor with Republican, Pro
gressive and Socialist candidates op.
posing him. Thomas e. Kilby of An
niston, Democratic Prohibitionist was
elected lieutenant governor.
Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 4.-HOke Smith
has been reelected United States sen.
ator by a big majority, according to
the announcement of the Democratic
state committee T. H. Hardurck
Democrat, was also elected senator.
Louisiana.
New Orleans, La, Nov. 4.-Eight
Democratic congressman were elect
ed with the usual pluralities.
Mississippi.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 4-The Demo
cra:s had little or no opposition in
the congressional election, all their
candidates being elected.
North Carolina.
Raleigh, n. c., Nov. Al. S. Over
man, Democrat, was elected to the
United States senate. There was lit
tie opposition. Ten Democratic con
gressmen were elected,
South Carolina.
Charleston, S. c., Nov 4.--The en-
tire Democratic ticket in South Caro-
lima, including senator and congress
men, is elected.
Walsh Wins IN Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. 4.-Bull Moosers re
turned to the Republican ranks in
d1oves. and as a result Governor Da
vid ]. Walsh barely squeezed through
for reelection over Samuel W. Nc
Call, the Republican nominee. The
indications are that Walsh has a plu
raiity of about $4,000, while a veal
ago he led Charles S. Bird, the Pro
gressive candidate, by 55,612 JOSEPH
Walker, the Bull Moose candidate fol
governor, polled less than 10000 vote!
as against 127, 655 cast for Bird yeal
ago. Returns from the congressional
districts are incomplete but show tina
the Republicans have held all thei
present seats and added three NOR,
in the eighth, eleventh and sixteenth
districts and have prospects of win
ming also in the Thirteenth and -Four
teenth districts.
The legislature is Republican by a
increased majority.
Thomas Is Reelected.
Denver, Colo, Nov 4.-Scatterin
returns at 8 o'clock tonight indicat
that Charles S. Thomas, Democra
hoov. a1ao%od 20 he TIpite>