The Detroit times., 1914-11-04
gressmen sloan. and Kinkaid appear
ito be reelected.

TO be reelected.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 4.-The
solid Democratic representation an
congress was broken In yesterday .
election. but incomplete returns to-
day leave In doubt whether the Re
publicans gained more than two dis
tricts. Senator b. +. Shively was re-
turned 10 the senate. but only after
a severe brush with Hugh Miller. the
Republican candidate. His plurality
may exceed 10000. Albert j. Bev-
eridge. Progressive candidate, ran q
poor third.
The big slump In the Progressive
vote and the Republican landslide In
Marion county. which accounted for
the defeat OF Congressman Korbley
by Merrill Moores. were the features
OF the election. The defeat OF John
b. Peterson, congressman from the
tenth district, had been predicted by
many. The big Progressive disafYec-
ton there had returned to the parent
party. The Republicans today were
claiming two more districts, the sixth
and the second. but the Democrats de-
clared they retained these.
Early Indications are that In Marion
county the constitutional convention
issue was closely fought. with the
convention slight favorite. Returns
from So precincts of the 1853 gave the
convention s.662 to 1928 against The
centennial appropriation received g.
sos to 7,73s against.
Indiana's legislature will remain
Democratic, according to very incom.
plete returns. The entire Democratic
state ticket was elected, though IN
most instances with pluralities under
Shively's.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. Penn
sylvania was again safely within the
Republican fold today. Boise Pen
rose has gone before the people. per-
sonally ased their suffrages and been
reelected to the United States senate
over A. Mitchell Palmer (Dem,), and
Clifford Pinchot, Washingt6n-P Progress.
sive. Martin G.. Brumbaugh (Rep.).
has been elected governor over Vance
Mccormick. fusion.
With much OF the vote In from all
sections OF the state today. II was
considered certain that Penrcse was
SANON RiuA6ity VI nut 1883 tu0u lOos-
900. and that Brumbaugh's lead over
his opponent was probably 10000.
1r the senatorial race. Palmer ran
far ahead OF Pinchot. save In q few
districts. While the total OF votes
cast for each of the leading nominees
will probably not be available for sew.
eral days. Il was certain that In com
parison with the figures for 1919. the
Republicans and Democrats have both
gained. and that the Progressives
have lost strength. The Democratic
gain throughout the state was about
IS per cent.
The Republicans have carried their
state ticket and have elected four con-
gressmen-at-large. The Republicans
have gained several district congress
men. The NEXT state Legislature will
be Republican In both houses for the
first time since 1910.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Com
plete ofYicial returns today show that
the Republicans made q clean sweep
IN this city. Final tabulations gave
Republican Gov-elect Martin Brum-
baugh 180,823. with Vance McCor-
mick, fusionist. 61,787. Boise Pen
rose tRep), reelected senator for
the fourth time, had an. even larger
majority here, the vote being:
Penrose, 1881: Clifford Pinchot
(Progo, 47.003; A. Mitchsll Palmer
(Dem.D, $3.50.
Out OF 6.727 election districts IN
Pennsylvania. 1888 gave the follow
ing returns for governor:
Brumbaugh. s65.106; Mccormick.
231,110
Incomplete oficial returns indicate
that Republicans gained Is delegates
In congress, now having all but nve
Of the 36 members from this state.
The S11,300,000 municipal loan for
improvements in Philadelphia carried.
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