Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
Administration Assured oi Cen
troll of Congress-M'laitman
ana WadsWorth Win 0ut
In New York.
BULL MOOSE VOTE sl-UMps
Old Guard Leaders. Pearose,
Cannon, Payne, Mckinley
and Others Come 8ack
Sullivan Doubtful
complete returus from


elections today showed these resldis
MASSACiIt. SEI'TS- Governor David
J. Walsh democrat, Reelected by 10
ooo- Republicans gained control eof-
sressional delegation. Repubicans
seem to have elected most stat, offices
with exception Of governor. and have
legislative majority. Complete Vote for
GOyernor-Wa!sh democrat. 2GG324;
Mccall republican. l96,Soo Walker
progressive, si.2o7
OHIO--Frank r. Willis. reIuhiean
elected governo, over Janiss Nj
elected senator over I. S Hogan dem
ocrat. Elected 10 republican alei l.
democratic members congress. Defcat-
ed state prohibition and Wo.a;ii sth-
frage. Constitutional amerdnen} tor
repeal county local optioG law still in
doubt.
NEW YoR,s Charles $. whi,,nan
republican. former district atlcrnc. of
New York city. defeated Governor Mar
Tin II. Glynn. democrat. FOR governor
James NJ. Wadsworth. jr, republican.
American ambassador to Germany. Tor
senator. Republicans control le:ssli,-
1irc. Democratic congressional tielcsaz
tion reduced from 81 to %. Rcnubii-
cans elected entire state ticket
ILLINOIS = Republicans c'aila re-
election OF Lawrence y sherman. re
publican. by $1,000 l'rosressiYes poor
third. Republicans elected ali state
offices. Democrats lost le roHa!ess
,fsn; republicans gained l..
MiNNilSDl'A Congressman w S.
Hammond democrat. elected governor
hA $4,000 To 10000 over Williani T.. bee,
republican progressive yote tight Con
;srassonal delegation viii &c dominates,
rs republicans
NORTR DNEOTA- Gcaietor a. j.
siroana, repubican. ro-electca COY. Il.
Il. ifaana. rep,fhicaif. reelected ill-
tie c@feresgi6na de!caatiqn repahll7
<aai Woman suffrage defe:lted. En-
tie republican state ticket Successful
.fiSIAlipMA Robert /. Willianls,
democrat. icading by ,uoo over lehn
Fields. re.ui,linan. fer governor Ser
nt0r J h9,ilas +. Gore. democrat. re-
,,lectesi. Witt ane exception Democrats
sierted iuil delegation 10 congress.
MISSOURI William J. stone demo-
cl5s; re-cccted senator Democratic
state ticket successful F,leven demn-
erai= and two republicans elected tn
cuiigrcss. Fifteen proposed cunstitu-
'ienal ameadmnnts failed
TilNNS VIVA shNIA--Senator Boise,
!'eirose republican reelected, Martin q.
lsrNmhap@h. republican. elected soN-
rriaof All republican state candidates
successful Republican, elected four
congressman ~ large.
INDIANA senator q; f. Shivcly.
democrat. reelected Entire DEM
ocratic state ticket elected. Progress :
sizes poor third.
MICHIGAN Gov w. \. Ferris,
denocrat. re-eiected by tronl 5000 to
10000 maiorits over former Gov. cbas.
s. Osborne. republican.
WISCONSIN Emanuel J.. l'hlipp,
rel,lblicari. elected governor. Entire re-
publican state ticket successful, Coy.
Esancis f. McGoyern. republican.
elected senator Al! but one present
congressman re- elected, All proposed
constitutional amendments d@tcatcd.
VERMONT William r. Dillingham;,
republican reelected senator Rcpub-
Iieans retain control congressional dele
gatioa ana state Officers and legisa-
ture Charles " Gates. republican,
elected governor
f;GNTECkY i. c. Rcckhan ana
Johnson n. Camden. both democrats.
elected to senate Democratic congress
men elected IN iiiiie and republicans in
two districts
Tl,XAS-Al constitutional amend
,!eslts dcfcatel
KANSAS Arthur rapper. reppbli-
can, elected governor. Victor Mur-
docks friends claim his election To sen
ate Renunlicans claim success of en-
tire state ticket
NEW JERSEY Ne,v jerseys CON
grcssicna! ,lelesation will stand eight
republicans and four democrats Il gain
of six renublican seats.
RHODE IsLAND-R. Livingston
I5oeak'nan. republican. ana entire re-
,uil,ican state ticket elected. Every
city and all hut six towns in state
voted to license sale of liquor
coNNECTJcl,I'T- Senator Frank r,
c,,s: u lGoleomb republican. Reelected
governor f.eeiSlatIlrc rej,flblir:in