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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04
ADDITIONAL COMMITTEES
App0lNrE0s 70 PREPARE
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS

lsEtsss. eisN.seA. = aestaNs ies,kkfu
tensa ~. NM b Miss MamsN 4
MSvu. suprl>lsNf af tuauAuNl edN,
cN,ieh ~ Nvw MeNhe. tulaN ahnann,
oa tue tullewlun AddtpuAl Commit
tees 10 pfvrape Adas,siel tNhibsN 80,
the Alhaauvtaeu. t,ia,s1lssmt meet
,hn month";
ncfnalInn vnunp pnnvflNl 'havAl
\tanNem NNnltNa. vhallnan Mrs
Sarah II MuOtc, Ats us'aumt Neh.
etls, IN Marian h NsiM Aelnm Anas
i.sNA
VheNeH vnnnlN superintendent -
H. llllL chairman Mlnpvlnlendenl v
q. Hall, ttusNell 4 \, lusseli ilap
lethAni icau knoS. l,he Arthur.
Maiup ! " WlllHon. lh#NvlI Alta
y, neeles rlklne
llneph puuls Nunetmltlnl.M
MrA ". /. uunh, thaltmaal anpefln.
,pndeM . t. eehreyh. CuAlian au4
lnefntealent A. Mv,utds, tailsake.
,lperAv ~ tnedWell. NaaAl Mir. A.
! l. illaneh umuru Milan itehpeua llN
lhaAlun. Cutene
curry eauntN superintendent l.
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slunt A. MA'ufdN catflsesnl sleufup
n ,'atdwtil. Nunall Mta NJ I.
llmnusl uwanfe MlsH ilvhetra iles
nnHiun, tnruna
nuna Ana county superintendent
FRANK N Ilasnvh chairman NtA
teupne lluumelH,eh MeaIIln park q
! ". MufrIuHell. lsnn ,'fueeal M.p N u
Wuudnun MnsIla l'uail Miller Hlale
cullenp. y. N Hatfield. Carlsbad
eddy unnniN superintendent W
A. rnufo. chairman Truth iirnlnesd
ArienIu H. IT. JAMES, toNlnulens 4
!. Daley Iluru ceutap ilflnluh.
inkuwaad n q. Howard. Mnlann
Han Mlnllei county superintendent
N. n pvaMarAIA. uhnltman Mira
Lou tsuhn. laas veuaH. MIaa rapah,
Liza venesl Mira ! " iseadl Luz We
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aerta uuunls Hupu,iniendpnl Y
4 ttven. chairman. MtR. Ida N
Iealh. i,ahv vallss MlaH I5nlly Me.
lean. isutu VALLEY IipdHu Mupt's
|Iiillhh6ip
TAIN uotnls superintendent ivae
Monlnnuf, chairman u Il WlarhHti.
uuupIul Mrel ~ n rtuhefls fHuH
iiuuu uuuuh snpotlntatdeht u
n lefrtti. shalfmnul itlta lisati1 Fol
apnl 4 ! l'effy, pes MuInesl Iake
.inohHun Clayton unpltuIa lIutiuH
iluukurue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

stephen ". Dempsey, republican,
elected. roriy-ucoond. d A. prlauoll,
democrat, elected,
PENNSYLVANIA 'fhlrtlelh. William
H. Coleman. republican. elected Thlrs
toe,fh, A.stt povald, democrat. elect.
cd leikhteonth, A. y. kridcs rupub-
lean. rc-eleetcd
illinuN-a-Firat. IN doubt SECOND.
Jan,ea X. Mum. republican rhlfd,
Joseph h. frendcrgnlt, democrat,
Fourth. James 4. Mcnersuit, dem.
octat lfifth. Aduiph l Aalmth. dpm.
oufat. HIxlh. James MeAndfove.
democrat seventh, itfank nuehnn-
an democrat Eighth. Thpmus t.ul.
larhcr democrat Ninth Fred A.
Iirlttpn, republican, Tenth, aeufgu
Edmund fons republican, lelesenth,
Ira G.. copcIy. pfoKremlvea Twelfth.
Charles E Fuller republican ThIr
tcenth, John G, MvISunzie fepuhll.
can. Fourteenth. clyde H. ruvennor,
democrat Fifteenth. IN doubI Xix.
teenth. Claude u. Htone, democrat.
Heyepteenth. John A, Startling, deuia
ocfate Eighteenth. Joseph q Can
uon.s republican. Nineteenth. vii.
lamb. MCKINLEY. republican Twen-
tleth, Henry T. llalney. democrat
Twcnty.flrst In doubt I'wenty.upu-
ondN William A. itodenberg, demo.
GRAFT Twenly-thlrd. Martin u fph.
ter, democrat Twepix-fourth, Thou
ag y. Williams. rapubIleRps Iwthifr
fifth H. ~ Deniaen, representative.
congiehsman.at- larRef zi.pfnaA NJ
ehiprffield. republican; j. MafanH
buvlH. republican.
New Mexieus iienianu q Herman
dez. for conarrssInan-atsiatss.
Maryland <lIfIflh. Sidney " Mildds
republican, elected
MaHearhuHetiH fIRhtIis T. W, itais
iinKefa republican. elected M 81
lSunAas seventh. Jpueti Hhppes.
danoerat. elected nos 4
Indiana Eighth. John AM Adam
reelected ruth, lsalph
MDhs. democrat. reseiented
MnmHeIluestlH Ninth. IffneHl w.
IloberiA. republican, fe-eieeted
MiHapufI Heveulh. Courtney W
ItanitIn, democrat. fageIatied.
WISCONSIN Ninth. Thomas = Ia.
nap. democrat, aleried
I'AnuAyIyaliiu..@ Jsifteenth. q. r.
klesa. republican eiauteh 'f'ahth.
John Il. FUR. republican. reelected.
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OREtsON.

Portland. ore, Nov. s.-Repnbii-
cans elected DR.. james WAhycombc
governor today. according TO early re-
turns. and sent William c. Hawley
from the First district and N. J..
Sinnot from the Second district back
to congress. Indications not so strong
were for the election of c. N. Me-
Arthur, republican, In the Third dis
trict. Senator George u. Chamber
lain. democrat. was leading In the
senatorial race over II. a. Booth. re-
publican.s
Women voted for the first time in
a general election in Oregon.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle. Wash, NV tpteH ON
ten legislative proposals. were culintea
ahead of candidates. returns IA
Washington tonight. milking results
unusually Hluw.
IN Seattle. Ole Hanson. progressive
was leading for United States senator.
Wesley l.. Jones, incumbent. RUNNING
second. but republicans continued 70
claim senator Jones recollection
Scattering returns showed unfayeF
ably for The prohibition amendment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

Hantif 20. knt g. Among ilinHe
VIM registered n ihe Museum u New
MeHiHn isday w#te JHeit Arnold. Hin
tuinhhntH. Aht WliIau e Illnphlae.
Jasper Ind. VIM Ind sill, Him i
ifapHeentiuenin purity u #eYan wh0
ara leiAlifalt thHIliia iha iflp IN autos
inpilles % California; iieienA
HebwlifSHft faiatad9 SPRINGS and
Nj. and Mrs ] 4 Iuflaf, iflpfa Viss
tns A. y WalHfft iiaIie, Mei mari
henllH East Woodstock. reHn faaias
naI YIeIlnatnIlI. IlaIan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04
PARTIAL LIST oil MEN
IsI.ItsrED 10 CONGRESS-

New York, Nov. 3.-~rhc following
IN a partial list Of congressman elect
cd from the various districts;
Virginur-Nlntli. G. I'nscon hlempl
republican,. reelected.
Kansas First. -. H. Aa.!.ns.s, Jr.,
republican, reelected
Mlseouri-~JumeH o. Floyd, demo.
crat. reelected. Second. William X.
Itucker. democrat. rp-elcotcd. Third.
Joshua W Alexander. democrat roe
elected Fourth, Churlcs T.. lsooher.
democrat. reelected.
Sixth. Clement Dickinson. demo-
erat. Reelected. isiEht. DORSEY W.
shackleford. demeefat. reelected. SIX
teenth. Thomas T. RUBY. democrat,
reelected renth, jacob Il. Meekef.
republican. eieeted. Eleventh. VII
liam l. lgoe, democrat. reelected.
Fifteenth. Perl .. Decker. democrat.
Reelected.
Muasaehusettt-~ifif ] ]. HogefH.
republican. rA-eIectcd Eleventh. q.
II 'f'inkham. republican. elected. six-
teenth.s Joseph Walsh. republican.
elected.
Pennsylvania Fifth. Peter II. Cos
tella, Republican, elected sixth.
GeorEe r. barrow republican. elected
SIXTEENTH. John V. LcAher, democrat,
fe-eiteted. At 1afHe. Thvmas 4. cfu-
70. republican. excited AZ large. Muii
Ion N. Garland. republican, elected.
At large. Daniel r. Lafean. republic
ali ffI - ts.s4 I.zl4
Scott. republican. elected. twelfth.
Hubert u. IIeat0n. republican. elected
Fourteenth. Louis r. MeTadden. re-
publican. Isenty-thiraL n. r. Hop.
wovd, Republican, HIefteti Twenty
firai, G. 4 Rowland. republican. RI.
eleetrd
uiiio Tbifd. Haffeb tiufd. demo
erst. re+eleeted NisHis lhHac II
sherwood. democrat. feseIeeted.
Twelfth, &. T. BrnmtauKhs denDerai,
Reelected Fourth, y. W. Cunning
lian democrat, fe-eiseted lfifth J
] Ansberfy, democrat. reelected
Seventh. Sineo1 n Fees. republican,
reelected Eleventh. II. &. f'laypooi.
democrat. reelected TIIIFtesnih. a
W. Gyefmeyer. democrat. reelected.
New JerHns THIRD. 'I'bOuaH J..
SeuIiy, democrat, fe4eIeeted RIM,
William u. Tuige. Jrs deiDgerM. ~
elected. slxtb. Archibald q Hart, /
democrat. re-eIeeie1 Eleventh, DIhn
j lsagau. deiuufat. rs.eiecied |
Twelfth. James a BanlL democrat
re*eieeted. Seventh. Dow II. Drukkef
republican, fe.eIeeted Eighth. va
uard X. gray, republican. re~elacte1 !
Ninth. II. Whine Fafkefs republican,
RE- elected Tenth Hehibssek. tepabIl
can, fe-eieeted.
Indiana Fifsa. Ebafiex Al Ideb.f
reseieNte1 Third, William
n Cox, dAmgcrat, re-4Ieefea, Fourth.
Llne0In Dixon, d,sm0eraf. rf@fIeele0
Teath. will n W0D1. republican
elected. avNlfth. cyfgs Cline. aemes
eras re-sIeete0
Dalauafe-- Al hrKss Thomas VI
Mliief. republican. eieeteds
Michigan yevenlis. &c. EfampsOHs
feseIeeiea
Vermont -FfAs Ffsnk Il f<feeAe
reputENan, fs-fsRxar1s sze<tfta. p0r
'ef n. tJ4le, repabig aHs eletsesI w
William a AsisbTo1k Jefne
sfaf fe-<ieefAa TaebsEhsIf. WIftzaf4
s0f0on. aensoef8f. re-elkes@1 TWIN
y*fEfN, Robert rrossAt, ae1Hgsyafl r
sseeted twenty seeDf98s ~ = Finer
on. republican, egeete4
Tpsssa. j NJ btfs4sfs
4 .a1bIgosn. YeeeleffA1 Fourth. I'd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

DeURef. Nov a.~A J fJnelil pfas'
ldem ~ fie anti-saloeii Iestun q
ceIufabos IN Il statement 81 10 s.
ciaimtd ylft1y for tlie prohibition
amendment by a1.0o0 VOTES *ftst'
laruh from every county W. lihef
heard from give Ha 4 stronger vgle
thuu gur estimates he deelafea g
eoncede the wefn 4 victory III iJen'
yer BY 5togv svtaH.
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville. Nov. 3.-Incomplcte To-
turns at O'Clock tonight Indicated
the election Of Thomas o. Rye. dem
ocratic nominee for governor. over
incumbent. Indications are that III.
congressman arc rc-eleeted and that
Tennessee Will have a democfatic
legislature.
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Idaho.

Boise. Ida. Nov. s.--seatiefed re-
turns frsm fifty precincts " Tif IN
dictate tire election 81 james II. Brady,
republican. incumbent an Tinted
States senator ard Addison r. smith.
republican. incumbent. and Robert
Mccracken. republican. All congress
men and thai Governor John VI
Haines. republican. has been de-
fcated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

sressman Korbly. democrat, was de-
feated by Merrill Moorea. republican,
by about 5000 votesf
Friends Of senator shiveIy say their
candidate will carry. the state by ut
least $4,000. Beveridge. progressive,
Is poor third.
One hundred and ninety-threc pre-
cincts out OF 3.t7l in the state, give
for senator:
Miller, republican. 2a.e1s: shively,
democrat. 2s,l4o; Bcveridae, progress
sLve. 1900
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

ST. Louis. Nov. 5.~-scutlering re-
turns from all parts Of Missouri lindl-
cate that the woman suffrage nmend-
ment was overwhelmingly defeated.
Returns from twenty scattering
precincts out OF 5000 outside Of 81.
Louis give Stone, for senator. a plu-
raiity Of LORI over Atkins. republican.
Meagre returns from st. Louis In
dictate that the city VIII give Atkins
5000 plurality.
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f.E1utfId.

Atlanta. Ca Nov. z.-~fse0fala q.
day efee4e6 to tie United States 2en.
att the democratic nominees, Iioke
srmsth and Thomas W. Tf@rdniek.
Nat r. Harris. democrat. wae elected
governor 4lI dsuoerafle csn9resslDn-
ii tsosrzigeex we're elected
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kESTr;fKY.

Louisville. Nev. = - EafIy returua
Indicated The election Of ! &. w
Hsckhain. deBiscrat. ~ the United
states senate full term. and J. ~
Camden. democrat. for ihe Dnexplreg
term Of Tie Isfe Neuatof w. q. J,rBd ].
ies. b. tsaavs msjDfifiea.
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Underwood E.Iect..d.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov g. Early
returns from today's general election
show the election Of Oscar Under
wood as United statee senator and
the entire state and congregational
tickets. Including Congressman bur-
nett IN the seventh district. WHERE
the only. formidable opposition WAS
made against the democratic nom
fnecs.
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@fttptti fgtkfyIs4

sioas Falls. g. -, NOV. g.. seventy
twe precincts out Of $3.50. for United
ocrat. f,fGG; Burke. republican. f.G2e
For governor. seventy precincts
give Mcfarter, democrat. $780,
Byrhe, republican. 4.0gs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

San Francisco, Move. 3.-scattercd
returns from all sections OF the state
Indicate landslide for Governor ILL.,
ram w. johnson, progressive eandi-
date for reelection over John d.
Fredericks. republican, and John u.
Curtin. democrat. Every precinct re-
porting up to 9:a5 O'Clock gave John
son a plurality, In Los Angeles John
son was far in the lead.
For United States senator the early
returns were too close to hazard a
forecast.
The prohibition headquarters.
1t was asserted that prohibition had
been defeated more than : to 1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

Topeka. Kan, Nov. .. Sixty pre-
cIncts In the state. incomplete. give
for senator, Curtis republican. i.1s1;
Nicely. democrat. 713 Murdoch. pro.
gressivc. 427
For governor--cappei', republican,.
1888: Hodges, democrat. III: Allen.
progressive. 500; Billiard. indcpend-
ent. 1879.
Congressman Murdoch If running
far ahead OF his ticket.
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MONTANA.

sfIeiena, Mont. Nov ss--Forty-n nine
scattering precincts in. Montana for
CONGRESS give Evans. democrat.
ss7sl. Stout democrat. 3.0s5. Madd,
republican, z.24e; Mccormick. r..
publican 1887: crimson. progressive.
gg7. Rankin. progressive. 579.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

HitntA re- Npe ! state Treasurer
q. n Maffpu lflAdp . fine Start tudsy
~ lIla NINTH el NgFalnbet. receiving
tt21s7ggsgC from LHnd fuHituisHianef
- Z isfgnn S4gssgn corporation
fees ana aigg insurance feaA ffeul ihe
Hlisis corporation commission Eiiin
Miguel And ilafualiIp counties hHVa
lie hou0f Of halnH Tho first ~ remit
Gi0baf iiisea. The treasurer ~ tihfs
Haiiiia Hutuit remitlinH t1HfsEg mud
IT Han Miguel eetfhtyl fglna47i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

81 Paul, Nov. I'Ifty.nine aeat.
lcring precincts out OF total of 1000
In Minnesota, give Ice, republican
candidate for governor. g.sts lIams
mond. democrat. f.tf5
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WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee,. Nav sEf0inanuei
Phillip, republican. VI Milwaukee. To-
day defeated Judge John G. KareI.
democrat, Milwaukee, In tho race FIR
governor u Wisconsin bS plurality
estimated III z5.age.
The estimate ii from widely scat
tered RETURNS
The vote for John ] Blaine, indie
pendent candidate Tor governor. II de-
eIdedly small
The congressional elections result
ed as folIows
First dlmrlet- Henry 4. Cooper, re-
publican. elected
Second dfstrpt- MaehaeI +. Burke.
democrat. elected
Third district John M Neis0n. re-
publican, elected.
Seventh district Jehu !. Eaefi. re-
publican. elected
Eighth district. E. BFgwae< r.
publican. elected
Eleventh district lrgISse I Len
root republican. elected
Milwaukee. Nov. ss--Tae Asa4Fed
and two precincts .InciaAing Faasteen
in Milwaukee. give for governor
KareI, democrat, sci: Phllip. r.
publican. fe.ssg. Blaine 5ndepen1ehs.
s.s5s. For United States senator fsa
precincts: Husting, democrat. ssS74s
MeGoeern. s.4ss
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Ne bland the dNar he
Dawn Biu MDmhknd h ST.

Elijah G, hutchinson, republican. 10
succeed Congressman Allan u. Walsh,
democrat by about 5000 plurality
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utEyI.t<f,

Maryland First district, Jesse II,
Fszsee- democrat. elected 8azth dis
ssaess DzvA !. Lewis. republican, re-.
egsesed
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WEST Virginia.

Charleston, w, Va. Nov S.+-The
entire republican congressional ticket
was elected here today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

THE ben bHnlness III ifaA latH VI +
Alien vii fa eHffled ~ Without Ihsbfs
fnptlDA tiauht fun 81 Dbtaifhd Vt
tile HsHHl pleeH Address +. q, I!ax
zHz, ~ pilGfiN 1871,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

Trensaas4 X T. Mos. -- Pfs<l9sHs
wfsans hoaae esssgseasssaaB 4f<*fsef.
rh< fsueth 81 View jersey has e5ssss6
- e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

Callfornia-Third district, Charles
II. Curry. republican, reelected:
Fourth district. julius Kahn, republl-
can. reelected: Fifth district, John III
Nolan. progressive. reelected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

Concord, n. H.. NV s.~-rhc on.
tire republIceu Ticket vas elerted here
today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

Little K0tk. NIX, Nov. 5.--Henatgr
james r. tsiafke, democrat, unop-
peassI. Nas reelected today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

Phoenix. AIizs Nov. s.--Parsjal re-
turns frem fifsecn. Of the counties Of
the state indicate the defeat Of pro-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

Missouri-Ninth district, Champ
Clark, democrat. reelected.
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The following IL tile list u aafef.
iend letters remaining IN The puelbf.
nee ~ The pIuse ~ business uii I'iiufs
day. October 81
Meu'a tlsi
u !. Abel. i,uandfu AiVafex. IL II
sIpsaudpt. Ahilfun II kiafnle tu.
Viii iitittsn. A D. Iiuetnef. IHy
lihfus8. Nd HUSH. FfahuiAen tfafeiH.
Itpbefl IiaffeH. A. q tpbits. IAapedH
t'hagss, Luis raIiaelafis. Itanan Ger.
hanlas pulaa fhavstI 6ftiiut Coat.
inY. . 4 bfltaunl tiunxalp HfhhaaH
II uuiahleib, n. &. GfIeae. q IInies
iiiaH. A u fiidAenl e =. Johnson +
Il johnson. ! A ksIiles II Fifhk.
ffanauiliianu LuHur IHneum t'hft
faa r i fHuilH. itsnalIe tntez. Len.
nfd Maiden 81. A H. hipfAfs n 4
MufHsh. I'D n. utefg lee usAhaef
81 ". I'neh. tulHn itiIeY. & 4 Smith
" u Nnaeh. r 4 Halakaf. r kmitit
jHtaaH IT. FsiewHfl, Thaa sliaft II Il
itfnnK. Jesus Mafla Hanehex. II Il
tIannn IiHtsfia. ffeHfI
Vanhifh n II Vaile. MefenHlHuu VI
eli. n II Watson
Ladies' List.
Mrs Carrie Atkinson. MfH flafns
tifpwn. MfH juan fiIea AIIaA Sadie
iifDkn. Miss tIafu Castillo. MAnia
t,aFiH Mrs ehafila Iyufan. NIra II.
w FlandrfH. dfs t8#puIeH f}9inea
AIaH iHsbai Husfaigla. Mfs john
Hernandez Mfa n II iiaffi#ens Mrs
i'hEiIiA lets MIS- i isivlnastons MIRA
fIaaidafig MGga. Mrs. Lena kfiHuul.
Mrs AnltH II Dc NIaasse aIfa ffanHs
gHifa Nefas AiHfFafet JHrsii. MIN II
81 MHfINtfg Miss MIMI r#tHaft Niles
wsig iieWe, Miss Maf9 SMITH Mim
AuitEa Summers. Hrs W + EFint.
JiHs Eva HYpaft. isalsai Hahtltaz. AifH
'I#fIti sssneilest NfH. ttf FfHeIH. 4ifa
sifh 'ffhRig. Mrs N + varahs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

Phoenix. Ariz., Nov. s.--senator
Mark Smith. democrat. reelected
Carl Hayden. democrat, at large, re--
elected 10 congress. s
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hibition. Ralph Cameron, candidate
for governor, showed well.
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O0uttuuc0 rum fake tOue.l
->~~~esrsN.r-'s--~ s-~-->~e-> >~~~-es~~-~-~
s,2a7 Ia the =iait. Senator cummins
had a lead OF approximately s.bnp
over cohgrcssman copnolc' ut II
o'clock.
In The sovernofship race Clarke
trepuLacinp. had lead Of slightly
over 1000 votes on John Y. HaInll-
ton. tho democratic candidate. II Was
estimated thatk clstkcs plurality
would be close 10 10000.
II was practically certain that re-
publican candidates for congress had
been elected In all Of the Iowa con-
grcssIonal districts except thr Second
and Third, but no figures wero avail
able upon which to make a definite
statement. republican leaders claim
ing the Second district.
The republican state ticket appears
TO have been elected. and the state
legislature seemed certain to be re-
publican UPON limited returns avail
able
Dcs Moines. Nov. 3.---scattcrcd re-.
turns from Dies Molnes and out-state
precincts early predicted the re-elec-
ton OF Senator Albert b. Cummins.
republican. over Maurice Connolly.
democrat, and caspar Schcnk. pro-
grcssivc, by y plurality of more than
10000.
Sioux City. la. Nov. Sioux coun-
~, nine precincts out Of twcnty-seven.
give cummins, 944: Connolly. G62;
Clark. 34s: Hamilton. 252.
NEVADA.
Carson, New, Nov. 3.--lncompietc
returns from ten OF tho sixteen coun-
ties III Nevada indicate that Francis
G. Ncwiands. who has represented
this state In the United States senate
since 1908, will save bis seat in the
upper house Of the national congress
by the nafrowest OF margins II he
was not defeated in todays election.
Returns from IS out Of the 240 pre-
eincts In the state give Samuel Plat.
republican, margin of nearly 200
votes over Newlands.
Governor Tasker L. Oddie. republi-
can. leads Emmett Boyle. democrat.
by about the same margin
Reno. New, Nov. g.--Indications
here are that p republican United
States senator elected and q republic
can congressman has been reelected.
A democratic governor seems to be
elected. The vote count is. progress
ing at the rate Of twenty, ballots an
hour and will not be finished for from
twelve to. twenty-four hours.
Summaries from twelve precincts
incomplete. Including Reno, give for
senator. ssmuels Plat, republican. IS;
F. @. Newlands. democrat. SO; A. g. I,
Miller, socialist, 80. For congress, Il. |
Il. Roberts. republican. so: l. II.
Fowler. democrat. 60; NJ. ]. Seaman.
socialist. %. For governor, T. l.. Cd |
die. republican. 10; Emmct Boyle. |
democrat. so: ]. Morgan. socialist. l6. /
ON suffrage amendment. II for and /
Il against.
Carson City. New. Nov. 3.--Rcturns |
from IS out Of 240 precincts in New I
ada give the following: Senator:
Platt. republican. 1859; Newlands.
democrat. f.1s5: Miller. socialist 422. {
Congress-: Roberts. republican. III
074; Fowler, democrat. s15; seanlon, |
socialist, 2ss Governor: eddie. re- |
publican, 1.iis; Boyle, democrat l. I
24s; Morgan. socialist, III. For wom-
an suffrage. .1,o11; against. SIs.
ARIZONA.
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Sioux City. la. Nov. Sioux coun-
~, nine precincts out Of twcnty-seven.
give cummins, 94d; Connolly, G62:
Clark. 34s: Hamilton. 252.
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Dcs Moines. Nsv. 3.---scattcrcd re-.
turns from Dcs Molnes and out-state
precincts early predicted the re-elec-
ton OF Senator Albert b. Cummins.
republican. over Maurice Connolly.
democrat, and caspar Schcnk. pro-
srcssivc, by y plurality of more than
10000.
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