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CATION, elected.
New York-CharIes S. Whitman, re-
publican, former district attorney of
New York City defeated Governor
Martin H. Glynn, democrat, for COVER
nor James M. Wadsworth, Jr, repub-
Ilican, defeated James w. Gerard, dem
ocrat, American ambassador to Ger
Inany, for senator Republicans con-
Itrol legislature. Democratic congress
snonal delegation reduced from 81 to
lz3. Republicans elected entire state
ticket.
neutrality-suspicious. claim re-elec-
tion of Lawrence Y. Sherman, repub-
lican, by $4,000. ProgressIves poor
third. Republicans elected all state
offices. Democrats lost ten congress
men; republicans gained H.
Minnesota-Co Congressman w. S.
Hammond, democrat, elected governor
by $4,000 to $4,000 over Wifiiafn F.
Lee, republican progressive. Vote
light Congressional delegation will
be nominated by republicans.
South Dakota Charles F. Burke,
republican, elected TO senate. Cover
Byrne, republican, reelected. Woman
suffrage defeated.
North Dakota Senator A. ]. Gron-
ma, reelected. Governor L. B. Hanna,
republican, reelected. Entire con-
eressional delegation republican. Won
an suffrage defeated. Entire republi-
can state ticket successful.
Oklahoma-Robert Il. Williams,
democrat, leading by 1000 over John
Field, republican, for governor. SEN
ator Thomas P. Gore, democrat, re-
elected. With one exception demo
Gratis elected full delegation to con-
gress.
Missouri-William ]. Stone, demo-
crat, reelected senator. Democratic
state ticket successful. Eleven dem
ocrats and two republicans elected to
congress. Fifteen proposed constitu-
tonal amendments failed.
Pennsylvania Senator Boies Pen
rose, republican, reelected. Martin
&. Brumbaugh, republican, elected
governor. All republican state candi-
dates successful. Republicans elected
four congressmen-at-large.
Indiana Senator B. f. Shively,
democrat, reelected. Entire demo
cratic state ticket elected. Progress
sives poor third.
Michigan-Goyerno w. N. Ferris,
democrat, reelected by from $1,000 to
$4,000 majority over former Governor
Charles E, Osborne. republican.
Wisconsin Emmanuel L. Phillips,
republican, reelected governor. Entire
republicans state ticket successful.
Governor Francis McGovern, republi-
can elected to be senator. All but
one of the present congressman re-
elected. All proposed constitutional
defeated.
Vermont William P. Dillingham;,
republican, reelected senator. Re
pubicans retained control of congress
sional delegation, state officers and
charles w: Gates re
elected governor mutton
Kentucky-L G7Beelxhatn and John
son N Camden, both democrats, elect
ed to senate. Democratic congress-
men elected in nine and republican
ii two districts
Texas-All constitutional amend
ments defeated
Kansas Arthur Capper, republican,
elected governor Victor Murdock's
friends claim his election to senate.
Republicans claim success Of the en-
tire state ticket.
New Jersey New Jersey congress
sional delegation viii be eight republi-
cans and four democrats, gain Of
IL republican seats.
Rhode IslandR. Livingston Beck
nan, republican. and entire republican
state ticket elected. Every city and |
n but six towns IN state voted to IL /
'ense saloon liquor traffic
Connecticut Senator Frank B.
3randege, republican, reelected. Mar
:ug B. Holcomb, republican. elected
'osernor Legislature republican.