East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-03
HEAVY VOTE BEING
CAST THROUGHOUT
THE NATION TODAY.
Many States Holding Elections in
Which Various Issues are Attract.
ing Universal Attention.
WEATHER IDEAL EVERYWHERE
President Wilson Goes Homo 10 cast
His BalIot-Record-B Breaking Vote
Is Being POIled In Washington
State-ohio Is Voting on Equal
Suffrage Amendment.

State-Ohio Is Voting on Equal
Suffrage Amendment.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Garrison
was acting president today. Presi-
dent Wilson and most OF his cabinet
members had gone home to vote.
The president left for Princeton at
o'clock. He will return to Wash
ington tonight
A United Press leased wire has
been installed in the White House
over which the president will receive
returns.
Ideal election weather everywhere
with the exception OF the Great Lakes
region and Montana and Texas was
forecasted by the weather bureau.
BOISE, Nov. 3.-With comparative
ly clear weather the prospects were
Tor a very heavy vote. A complete
state ticket, besides senator and two
congressman is being elected.
SEATTLE, Nov. IA record
breaking vote Is being cast in wash
ington although the weather Is cloudy.
The principal issue Is statewide pro-
, hibiuon which eclipsed the three cor
nered fight for the senate between
Jones, Hanson and Black.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 3.-Clear and cool
weather prevailed throughout Minne-
sofa A heavy vote is predicted.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 3.-An un-
usually heavy vote is being cast in In
dianapolis. Large crowds awaited the
opening Of the polls here.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-Fifteen consti-
tutional amendments were submitted
today to the voters of Missouri. Early
voting was light but increased later
and a normal vote Is predicted.
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. s.-Ideal
weather drew a heavy vote. The
early Yote in socialistic districts was
noticeably heavy.
DES MONIES. Nov. 3.-clear. cool
weather prevailed in Iowa. A light
vote is predicted in the rural districts
as the farmers are hus1ing corn.
LINCOLN. Nov. s.-Interest CEN
tered principally in the suffrage am
endment. Bryan closed the democrat
ic campaign last night endorsing the
suffrage amendment.
CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Clear weather
prevailed throughout Illinois The
early vote was unusually heavy
Much scratching of tickets Is report
ed.
CLEVELAND. Nov. S.-The heav-
lest vote in the history OF the state is
expected. Heavy weather retarded tho
vote here but the weather elsewhere
in the state is ideal Prohibition ana
suffrage amendments are attracting
most attention.
RENO, Nov. 3.-The suffrage am
endment is the overshadOwlng feature
of Nevada's election. The weather is
clear.
PHOENIX, Nov. 3.-The heaviest
vote in Arizona's history Is being cast
today,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3-Ideai
weather is drawing out a record vote
in California. All state officers. sena.
tors and eleven congressman are being
elected
TACOMA. Nov. 3-The heaviest
vote in the history Of Tacoma is be-
ing cast. Women flocked to the
polls in large numbers.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.--Voting in
New York City after bad start pro.
,eeded slowly and leaders Of the dlf.
'erent parties admitted II would be
impossible to poll the entire regis
cred vote because II takes twice as
ong 10 mark each "headless" ballot
Is under the old system where
straight ticket could be voted with
single mark for each party
AVON. Mass. Nov. 3.--Ayon WIS
he first town I'm the country 70 COM
,lete its election returns Complete
I gave for governor. Walsh democrat
.St: Mccall. republican. iOl. walker
progressive. So
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