The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-05
Margin of Twenty-Three i'm
House and Probably Four
teen in Senate.
WIN in 226 DISTRICTS;
1872 FOR REPUBLICAN
Six Districts Are Missing, Which
Probably Will Be Di-
vidcd Evenly.
pRooREssIvEs, 10; SOCIALISTS,
Heaviest Republican Gains in Illinois
New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio.

NEW YORK, November --latest re-
turns from yesterdays election indi-
cate that the Democratic majority, in
the House OF Representatives for the
sixty Fourth Congress will be reduced
to twcnty-three. Tho probable Demo
cratic majority In the Senate will be
fourteen.
Democrats have elected 226 members;
Repubiicans. 1s2; Progressives, 10, and
Socialists. 1. OF the six missing dis
tricts. It was estimated Tonight that
the Republicans and Democrats might
elect three each.
Heaviest Republican gains were thir-
teen In Illinois. twelve In New York,
eleven In Pennsylvania and nine in
Ohio. Progressive representation in the
House was cut from nineteen to nine
or ten.
Contests which were 30 close that
they could not be definitely determined
at late hour tonight were In two
districts In Colorado. one in New Jersey.
two In Kansas and one In North Caro-
lima.
In the Sixth California District. j. A.
Elston. Progressive. led George II. Ger
tick, Republican,, by slight margin
Democratic leaders claimed the cleo
ton OF II. II. zldomridge and Edward
rado Districts. Representative VIII
liam z. -Tuttle. Jr.. OF the Fifth New
jersey District. was In danger Of losing
his seat TO John II. Capstick. Republi-
CdH, Oul MS claimed hts
election.
nEPIBLICASS CLAIM
VICTORY For CALDERHEAp
Republtcans claimed victory for w. a.
Calderhead and John Il. Dykes in the
Fifth and Sixth Kansas Districts, and
for y. j.. Britt In the Tenth North Caro-
lima District.
The House:
iabama--Democrats. 10; Republi-
cans, 0:unchanScd
Artzona--Democrats. 1: Republicans.
3 o; Unchanged. ~ s ~ 81. 5 \ 81
sans y SsIc IL Rspublls
40 California = Democrats. .; Rcpubli-
I cans. 8. Progressives. G; unchanged.
Colorado--Dcmoc ocrats. =; probably
Democratic. 2: unchanged.
ConnectIcut---Democ 0. Itcpubli-
cans. 8: Republicans gain fivc.
pelaware-Democrats. o; Republi-
cans, Il: Republicans gain ono.
Florida--Democrats. 4; Republicans.
G.: unchanged.
Georgia-Uemocrats IL; Republicans.
q: unchanged, sf
Idaho--Democrats, o; Republicans. 2:
unchanged.
Illinois Democrats o: Republicans.
IL; Progressives. 4; Republican gain of
thirteen over Democrats In Third, Fiji
tcenth. Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nine
tcentb. Twenty first, Twenty-second.
Twenty-fourth. Twenty-tifth and two
AT large: over Progressives in Tenth
and Twelfth.
Indiana-Democrats, II; Republicans.
.; Republican gain OF two In Seventh
and Tenth Districts.
Iowa-Democrats, I; Republicans. 10;
Republican net gain OF two in Second.
Third and Sixth Districts: lost In
Eleventh.
kansas-Democrats, 4: Republicans.
.: probably Republicans. 2; Democratic
gain OF one In Eighth District.
kentucky-Democrats, .; Repubii-
cans, 9; unchanged.
Louisiana--Democra Z; Progress
sives. 4: Progressives gain one in
Third District.
Maine--Dcmocrats 1; Republicans, 3;
unchanged.
REPUBLICANS GAIN
ONE IN MARYLAND
Observation-Disclosures 81 Repubii-
cans, I Republicans gain one in Fifth.
Massachusetts--Dem 8; Re-
pubIicans, l2; Republicans gain four In
Eighth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and Six
( teeuth Districts.
afichIgan-Democrats .: Republi-
cans, II; Republicans gain two over
Districts.
Observation-Disclosures 1: Republic
cans, 8; Prcgressives. !: Progressives
gain one.
M1SSt6Slppi--DemOCTa b. 1tCpuDu-
cans. o: unchanged.
acknowledgements. i4 lopubli-
cans. 2; Republicans gain one.
Notwithstanding. 2; Republicans.
0:unchanged. Q:
Nebraska-Democrats 3; Repubii-
cans. 3:Eunchanged.
Nevada-Dcmocrats. o; Republicans.
al:-unchangcd.
New Hampshire Democrats. o; Re-
ruhlicans. 2; Republicans gain two
New Jersey-Democrats, 4: Republi-
cans, 4: probably Democratic. 4: Re-
Eighth. Ninth and Tenth Districts
New. Mexlcov-Democrats. o; Republi-
5caris, I: Republicans gain one.
New York Democrats. 2o Republ-
cans. 2i Progressives. Il Socialists. I.
Republicans gain twelve I'm the First.
s Ninth. Tenth. Eleventh, Twentieth.
B sTwenty-ffth, Twenty seventh, Twenty
4 eighth. Thirty-thlrd. Thlrtyfifth. Thir-
Ety-sexenth and Fortieth. Socialists
> gain one In Twelfth.
~ North Carolina---Democrats .: prob
ably Republican, 4.
p North Dakota-Democrats. o; Re
publicans. 3; unchanged.
~ Ohio-Dcmocrats, 10; Republicans,
x IL. Republicans gain nine In First.
Fourth. Eleventh. Fourteenth, Flf-
teenth and Twenty second Districts
oklahona--Democra g.; Republi-
I cans, 2. Republicans gain one In First
4 District. S.t
orsgon.Dcmocrats. o.; Republicans.
g. sRepublicans gain one over Pro-
gressiyes In Third District
MANY CHANGES MADE
u, J. IN PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA q; Repub-
) Leans, 20 Republican net gain II; 4
4 gains oyer Democrats or Progressives
I'm fifth, Sixth. Eighth, Twelfth. Seven
teenth Twentieth, Twenty third.
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