The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-04
Neu York Furnishes Greatest Surprise Of Election

& TO early returns. Charles Curtis.
S fnntr Republican Senator; Congress-
. man George n. Medley. Democrat, and
I / nj santa tive Victor ,rnrdoct Pro.
Etss 49, 49,, $500 $500, n,N..>'
t Eass s.I ensasea III spirHea contest
$$ssSsl toi 'tno sea' Oh 'oseph y. pris'o".
RE-ELECTED
IS AFTER HARD BATTLES
Senators reelected as the result of
hard battles were Frank a. Brandexee.
] Republican, of connecticut opposed by
governor simeon Baldwin; Albert
ID, SCummins, Republican. OF Iowa. who
uefeated Representative Maurice Con-
molly; John Walter Smith. Democrat. OF
Maryland; William j: stone. Democrat
! of Missouri; Jacob ii. Gallinser Re-
publican. of New Hampshire, who was
opposed by Representative e. Is.
I Stevens.
{ Democratic Senators in the South
were reelected without diftculty, new
Senator'S from Southern States chosen
: being representative Oscar W. Under
WOOD, OF Alabama, and Representative
Essi' !" ,rt $500 49, -
! 81 former governor '. - w. becknaIn,
Democrat, OF hentuekE, was CHOSEN TOT
!, the long term.
francis H.. McGovern. republican
Was e1scteu, accoruIhs 10 INC carS re-
I luIna 10 suscceo Sena.oI s'epnehsoh'
&, N eputuAieah' II oii WISCONSIN,
: FORMER SPEAKER CANNON
IS is RETURNED TO HOUSE
The triumph of former Speaker
Joseph u: cannon, Repubiican, over
ths Ei.h,sentn I,,inn,s n,s,rtct soauad
] csrtaI, ~, tho faca ior nori,, ro,,,rns
Other Illinois Renublicans who We're
turned out of tho House In the last
5Dnnocratic lnndaIido ,rbo ,yIlI ha re-
! furned 10 Congress- are William H. Nc
{ Kinley. Charles u. Fuller and John
( y, Startling.
Republicans also made gains in New
WORK, Oscar w. Swift defeating Rep
1 resentativc James II. O'Drien In the
z Ninth District; Rollin b. Sanford de.
a feating Representative Peter q.
4 Ieneyck, Waiter W. Magee succeeding
70 70, the seat or Representative John II.
Clancy. ~niic *. Il. aaskeii, Repuoii-
sscan was elected In the Tenth District.
The defeat Of Representative Charles
Z & korbly, Democrat. of Indiana, by
Merrill Moores, also marked the general
trend OF Republican gains throughout
!. the country.
Serene u, Pavne Renub,ic,n. of New
j York. one of the Oldest members Of tho
Z House, In noint Of service was rn-cicct-
"a a,,,sn,,, aitno,,i,s. ""s
J ,o'i
Eieotioh Oh state oh,cers resulted In
rev turnoVers. In New York, GOV
! ernor flynn, the Detnocrauc candidate
! Tor re-eiecuon was deIeated decisivelS'
q
4 hcan.
RoOsEvELTvs. CANDIDATE
~ is LEFT FAR IN THE REAR
l,roa.r,,,, NJ nar.,,r. 1,...,,.
nominee. In support OF whose enndidaev
u - prast,,nt Pe. -. ss.a.ai,
os AZ nn,,,ie uosuve,e ae'c,eo MOS.
~ iS ount vac iei' har III inc
S.overnor last venr "''ee" "e
lss;of' party control. when Covernor Ren
NV. HOOPER. tho Renuhi,cnn ,nc,,n,bsnt
Twas defeated by Thomas c. rye, Demo
ttcrat.
a.
IN FenhsSiFah'a, where occurred
LIE ole " ING .Iost srirneu campaisns'
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q 80 w. sioee, WIN HoHe'nor COX III
~ nssn,. az 49, W. =. ,,
s.sen,rj and Nortt nai.ot. US ,r At t,s
IL, Sis,ars rat,,rns 80 m"s r.a'Is~.e,n
: Prorrezsite ,nst,inv Fr.dor,o,ss 1a'
< publican, and Curtin, Democrat bv n
slight margin. The senatorial sItua-
\ tiVh aiSo was III ooupt' representative
oseph X knowland. Republican;
James ID. ihelan, Democrat, and
Francts J. Hency, Progressive, all
showing strength.
ohlo, the prohiDltion issue was
uppermost: In Cleveland and Dayton
me VETS were VICTORIOUS by large
ina'orit'es'
on DEMocnArlc SIDE
zona remains In the Democratic col
umn. Early returns indicated the re-
election OF United States Senator Mar
Gus A. Smith bv n nluralitv tho. nav
reach 1o,ooo "'
i"pSh AobvoV.