The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03

tricts In the city gave for governor:
Brumbaugh. Republican, 500; McCor-
mick, Fusion, SO.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 3-Re-
turns from Missouri indicate o falling
on of the Progressive vote Of at least
25 per cent, Democratic 20 per cent.
All Democratic state officers elect ed.
Democrats claim first, second, third.
fourth, fifth, sixth, and eighth dis.
tricts. Hamlin. Democratic incum-
bent In seventh. Is defeated on the
face OF early returns, by Louvaih, Re.
publican. st. Louis congressional
districts probably all Republican. Re
publicans made big gains In st. louis
/, but In Kansas City ran poor third
Stone, Democrat, reelected United
States senator.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-The ,ntire
Republican state ticket has been
elected by comfortable plurality.
The race for United States senator Is
very close, as Governor Baldwin, the
Democratic candidate. is running
ahead OF his ticket and II will be sew
eral hours before the result for this
particular Office Is known.
MILWAUKEE. wis. Nov. a. EARLY
returns indicate reelection OF Con
gressman Burke, Democrat. second
district. The Republican candidates
for congress In the first, third, sew
enth and eleventh districts are elect
ed, the Republican state COMMITTEES
announces
Scattered precincts from the state
outside of Milwaukee, show thai
Blaine, Independent, for governor, IL
polling q heavy vote, but apparently
cutting the Democratic vote OF Karel
more than the Republican vote Of
Philip. Philip Is running first, Kare
second and Blaine a close third.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Nov. 3.--Indl
cations are Congressman Graham
Democrat, has been elected In the
twenty-frst district by q slight plur
ality.
BOSTON, Mass.--aeturfs from loo
towns In Massachusetts, and 221 Bos
ton precincts show large Republican
gains and heavy Progressive losses
as follows:
Mccall, Republican, 46,737: Walker
Progressive, 1883: Walsh, Democrat
62,041. Compared with last year Nc
Call gained 21,663; Walsh gained 5,
O26; and Walker lost 24,177.
COLUMBUS, Ohio-Two precincts
give Cox, Democrat, 241, Willis, Re
publican, 222: Garfield, Progressive
al Two years ago. Cox, 20e; Brown
go; Garford. 107.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3-Five out
OF Is districts I'm the fourth ward give
Penrose 573; Palmer, 10; Pinchot. %
For governor: Brumbaugh, sci;
Mccormick. %.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov. 3-Un
less the city returns turn down the
Republicans. all indications show
Paulding, Republican candidate for
governor, and Gallinger. Republican
candidate for senator, will have a
clean sweep. Incomplete figures how
the Republicans gaining In the coun
| try towns. The larger cities are mo-
complete.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3-Ninety
six divisions out OF a total of 1.24S
I'm Philadelphia indicate that the Re
publican's strength was maintaining
its early lead.
| For senator: Penrose, 5,915. Pal
mer. 432; Pinchot. 2s4.
| For governor: Brumbaugh. 59tT.
Mccormick. 646.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov a.
Reports at the several party head
quarters shortly after the close oi
the polls indicated the average vote
Throughout the state In today's con
gressionai election was 73 per cent.
Congressman Howard Sutherland,
Republican. was leading Thomas K
Hedges. Democrat. i'm the early re
turns.
Returns from 10 precincts. scatter
ing. showed Sutherland leading
Hedges BY $40 votes.