The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-11-06
MINNESOTA

fdul gave f1dHlllOUu tucHl) J LOT gov
ernor 1855; Lee (rep) SAP
Scattered precincts out Of total oi
3C00 give Hammond (dem) 96l Lee
S68.
KENTUCKY.
Forty-four counties, nearly complete
out CT 1870, give Beckman (dem) fer
long term senator 60 1856; Wilson (rep.)
1885; Vance (prOg.) 3,45i.
NEBRASKA
| Ieturns from 13 precincts out of
l25 in Omaha and Douglas county give
for governor, Morehead, (dem) 1867
Howell, (rep.) 1850.
RHODE ISLAND.
Republ cans point to the eject on OF
Beeman Gep) fer governor by 5000.
CONNECTICUT
Connect cut returned to the repub-
lican fold today with a clean sweep.
Brandegee was elected to the United
States Senate. Indications point to
the election OF solid republican con-
gressional delegation.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Thirty-fve districts out of 2S8 N
New Hampsh re give for governor,
Spaulding, (rep) 4257; Noone (deml
1854; Allison (prog) 101. For senator
% towns give Gallinger rep) 2,497.
stevens (dem) 1906.
Republican success was indicated in
both congressional distr cts.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis-The Republic says Sena-
tor Stones election is assured by
$4,000 plural ty. Chairman Bablock
of the republican state committee,
claims the republicans have gained
twenty per cent. Suffrage was dec
sively defeated
An Associated Press bulletin states
Champ Clark (dem) for Congress IN
the 9th district was reelected.
TEXAS
Early returns show the election of
all democratic nominees for state Of
hces, Congress and legislature The
unusually light republican vote is in
creased at the expense of the progress
sive vote. The soc alists show cons.d-
cradle gains
ILLINOIS.
Danville, Ill.-Cannon's home pro
ont mere gave the following vote:
y HAIR, 76; Cannon, III; Kay, nothing.
1he returns Indicate Cannon VIII
have plurality of 1000 in Kankakea
county.
NORTH CAROLINA.
senator Overmann, (dem) was re-
elected today. Early returns ind cat
ed that eight of North Carol mas 70
democl attic Nominees for Consress had
been elected.
me nrst thirty precincts heard from
out or 2,297 gave Clarke (rep) for gov
ernor, 1897; Hamilton (dem) 2,43O.
twenty of the precincts reporting are
IN Des Moines. Fourteen plec nets
outside Polk county give CT Iarke 1253.
Hamilton 1923. The same precincts
two years ago gave Clarke 14O7; Dunn
1875.
Cumm MS carried Cedar Falls by
mere than two to one. Early reports
indicate Clarke viii win out by com
portable margin and the entire re-
publican ticket as we'll
scattered returns from Des Moines
ana outside precincts eally indicated
the reelection of Senator ALERT y
Cummlns (rep) over Maurice Connol-
~ (dem) and Casper Schank (pros)
by plurality of more than 10000
MASSACHUSETTS.
Inc New York Tribune saws the
iemocrats have elected the governor in
by large majority.
STONE LEADS IN MISSOURI
81 LOUIS, Nov. 3.-Ind cations NJ
io: 80 o'clock We're that Atkins, repub. |
Ecan candidate for senator had car
lied st. Louis by seven or e 'ght thou.
and over Stone, democrat. Stones
ead in the state, however. will mora |
than offset this
CHAMP CLARK IS VICTOR
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 3-Earlv ra-
u -urhs lndlcate the reelection of Champ |
LARK, democrat, speaker of the House |
.! majority OF from 1900 to 5000
votes. John c. Brown, his republ can
opponent, conceded his defeat by from
1000 to 5000 votes.
CUMMINS is IN LEAD
Des MONIES, Nov. 3.-One hundred
ma thlrty-six prec nets in 46 counties
including 90 in Polk out of a total If
,'Z3' IN the state give Cummins for
1858 against 1923 for Con
holly democrat
for governor the same precincts
gave clark, republican, 1000 and
lam. lton, democrat, 1922.
PHILIP DEFEATS KAREI
milwaukee,, Wis, Nov 3.-Emmanual
mi p, republican, of Milwaukee todav
le1eated Judge John c.. Karel. demo-
rat, or Milwaukee, in the race for gov
'rnor OF Wisconsin by a plurality es-
mated conservatively at 25 900.
The est mate is from widely scatter
ID returns.
The vote for John J. Blaine iadepen-
lent candidate for governor is doc
dly small.
EQUAL SUFFRAGE DEFEATED
St Louis, Nov 3.-Scatte,ino re-
urns from all parts of Missouri indi
ate that the woman suffrage amend
hent was overwhelm ngly defeated
PROHIBITION DEFEATED,
Cine nnati, Nov. 3-Part al returns
rem all parts CT Ohio ind cate that
ne amendment extending SUFFRAGE N
yemen has been defeated, that the
he asking tor statewide prohibition
las met like fate and that the how
ule for cities amendment VII mol
bly, carry. p'o'
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY I'M CO1o-
RADO.
Denver, Colo. Nov. 3-Georoo
arisen. republican, defeated formor
enator Thomas NJ Patterson. demo.
rat in the roca for ~ |