Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-06
CHANGE In POLITICAL
MAP BY ELECTIONS
OF TUESDAY LAST
Republican Landslide" in
East Attended by Peculiar
Variations in Region Be-
yond the Rocky Mountains.


In the region beyond the 2ocky Noun
tains presented sundry peculiar varia.
lions. Summarized, the results through
out the country follow:
Alabama, Democratic by the usual large
mujoTity. State ticket and congressman
Arizona elected a Democratic Governor
by 1900 and reelected United States Sena-
tor Mark A. Smith, Democrat; one
Democratic Congressman elected,
Arkansas, Democratic by the customary
hgures on State and congressional tickets.
Seven Democratic Congressman.
California went Progressive by more
Z "Nan 100000. re-electing Governor Hiram
iJsN Johnson, but choosing a Democratic
4 United States Senator. Three Republican,
two Democratic and six Progressive Con-
Z Eressmen.
Colorado elected Republican Governor
I by 10000. Three Democrats and one Re-
publican were elected to Congress. The
vote for United States Senator Is ex-
ceedingly close.
Connecticut went Republican by 17T5,
electing a Governor and returning Senator
Brandegee, who was opposed by Governor
Eimeon Il. Baldwin, Democrat. The FIVE
Democratic Congressman we're replaced
by Republicans
Delaware elected a Republican Con-
gresham to succeed a Democrat. The
majority on the State ticket was 1900.
a Florida reelected Its Democratic Con-
yress delegation OF four by the usual
Arge majority.
Georgia sent IL Democratic delegates to
Congress and reelected United States
v Senator Hoke Smith for the long term
, and chose Representative Hardwick to
B VII out the unexpired term of the late
Senator Bacon.
Idaho elected Democratic Governor,
= Republican United States Senator and
two Republican Congressman.
Illinois Republican, by n majority Of
1900; Senator L. Y. Sherman reelected
United States Senator over Roger C.
Sullivan, Democrat Sixteen Republican.
10 Democratic and one Progressive
ConEtessman.
Indiana--Democratic by 5000, and II of
the 10 Representatives elected are OF that
party and Senator ShIvely was reelected.
Iowa chose a Republican Governor by
1900 and all but one of the II Congress-
men elected are of that party.
Kansas elected a Republican Governor
BY 10000 and a Republican United States
Senator by a narrow margin. Six Demo-
Gratis and two Republicans elected to
Congress.
Kentucky went Democratic by $4,000 and
nine OF the IL Congressman are Demo-
Gratis. A Democrat was chosen to sue
ceed the late Senator Bradley, Repub-
lican.
Louisiana's Democratic delegation in
Congress was broken by the election OF
OH6 progressive anu bSNSn
Maine went Democratic last September,
when a Governor OF that party was
chosen; three of the four members of
Congress are Republicans.
Maryland chose four Democratic and
one Republican member of the House.
United States Senator John Walter
Smith, Democrat, reelected by 1881 ma
Jority.
Massachusetts, reelected Governor
Walsh by 9724; three Democrats and 10
Republicans sent TO Congress.
Michigan elected Democratic Cover
nor by 10000; one Democrat and IL Re-
publicans elected TO Congress.
Minnesota elected a Democratic Cover
nor by 10000; the Congress delegation Is
one Democrat one Progressive, eight Re-
publicans.
Mississippi sent eight Democrats to
Congress by the usual majoritIes.
Missouri returned Senator Stone by 5O.-
900 and elected II Democrats and two
Republicans TO Congress.
Montana sent two Democrats TO Con-
sress.
Nebraska went Democratic by 10000
choosing a Democratic Governor; four
Republican and two Democratic Con-
gressmen elected.
Nevada elected Republican Governor
End Congressman. The contest for Sena-
tor Is extremely close.
New Hampshire elected Republican
SoNefnor ana replaced the TWO Demo-
cratic Congressman with Republicans.
New Jersey Republican by 10000; seven
Republican and four Democratic Con-
Bressmen elected.
New Mexico Republican by 1000; one
Republican Congressman.
New York Republican,; Governor elect
ed by 1250O0. One Socialist a Democrats
ana 20 Republican Congressman. Repub-
iican United States Senator elected
North Carolina Democratic Nine
Democratic and one Republican Con-
Eressmon.
Ohio chose a Republican Governor and
United States Senator. The Congress
delegation consists OF II Republicans and
IL Democrats.
Oklahoma elected a Democratic Gov
ernor and United States Senator and
seven Democratic Congressman; one Re-
publican Congressman elected.
Oregon went Republican, electing a
Governor Of that party and three Repub-
hean Consrsssmeni Senator Chamber
lain Democrat. was reelected.
PennsylVania elected Dr. Martin @.
Brumbaugh, Republican, by a majority
IN excess OF 10000 and reelected United
States Senator Boles Penrose by more
than 10000; 30 OF the S6 members of Con-
Eress are Republicans
Rhode Island elected Republican Gov
srnor by 94l7; two Republican ana one
Democratic Congressmen.
South Carolina elected a Democratic
Governor and delegation Of seven Demo
cratic congressmen.
South Dakota elected Republican
Governor and three Republican Congress-
men and Democratic United States SEN
ator.
Tennesses elected a Democratic GOV
ernor by 1900, and eight Democrats ana |
two Republican Congressman
Texas elected Democratic Governor |
by 10000. and Is Democratic Congress |
men.
Utah went Republican, two Congress- |
men Of that party being elected ana seDa. |
tor smOot winning by a narrow margin.
Vermont. Republican by 11,00o. two Re |
publican Congressmen and Senator Dill I
lingham being re-eleet.
Virginia, Democratie; nine Democrats |
end one Republican being elected to Con-
gress.
washington elected four Republican
Congressmen.
West Virginia elected six Republican
Consressmen-
wisconsin chose Republican Governor.
one Democratic ana ten Republican Con- /
gressmen ana Democratic United States /
Senator.
Wyoming, Democratic Governor ana
Republican Congressman elected
GERMAN GENERAL WOUNDED