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lnta5ion.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
RErUBIiCANs PROBABLY
WIN ~ BAY STATE

uoaton. Mass. Nov g. The election
of samuel w Mccall republican. for
MGR congressman, ns governor over
Governor David T. Walsh. democrat
who sought recollection for third
term. appeared probable aH the rec
Turns from tedaya state election APP
preached completion tonight Ihr
vote was running very close. however
and the democrats were not prepai d
Go cunccdo defeat with thirty-nine
election precincts MISSING Mccall had
a2AGTt votes Wulsh. 22ltNt
There seemed tu be no doubt thnl
tho republicans had elected The whole
uf the state ticket below governor,
Calvin Coolidge The republican nom'r
noe for lieutenant governor was ruu-
ming more than 10000 votes ahead oi
former Lieutenant Governor Barry
democrat
in the legislature where tho rn-
mhNcans had a working majority Al
thp last session they made q decided
gain.
The progressive vote u the state
was almost negligible. late figures
showing only little more than O,VVU
votes ION Nelson 70 clark the chndr
Jnte for governor William ShaW the
prohibition nominee for governor
poued one of the largest votes n
the history Of the party ln this state.
Hls Vote was moro than twice that of
Che progressive candidate In tht
civ of Bostou. whore the question OF
thc recall off MAYOR Curley was ON the
ballots. returns indicated the prohah''
dcfoat OF the recall movement oy d
fBirlF close vote
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS BTATS
SUFFRAGE TWO 10 ONE

Boston Nov The dcfcat III wom-
an suffragc by vote ~ approximate
lN two tn one uas Indicated by rc-
TURNS from the greater part of the
state Iu the election todoy with Jess
than iVN precincts t6 IT, heard from
The majority against the proposed
constitutional amendment was i0h.Ofi.
The suffrage lenders eouccdlug doc
feat declared that they would begin
"a new campaign Immediately Mrs
Gertrude Halliday Leonard. chairman
~ The executive committee of the
Massachusetts Woman Suffrarettr as-
socHtian made mo following state
msut
The returns Indicate defeat for
inc suffrage amendment hy two Co
one This mc8ns that $50 have one
.uut of every three men in Massachu-
sctts who believes Boo equal suffrage
We haYc now only t0 convince one
hair as many more 40 complete our
majority We shall start This new
campaign ON Thursday
The aut-suffrugcttcs showed over
wholmtng streueth 10 the cities gem
orally and in the metropolitan district
of Boston tu the rural districts the
sentiment against suffrage was strong
aA "a rule but there were exceptions.
particularly N the summer resort rc-
zion Of the Berkshire
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
Indigestion May Be
Due to Constipation
Neglect Of Important Function MAY
seriously Impair The
Health

There trc many people who believe
theE suffer from ndig sliou when
their discomfort really Is due Co
COustiputcd condition
EloJt with its attendant mental de-
preston headache the helohing
20 sour stomach gases etc.. arr FREE
qucuuy due To- inactirn Of the bowels
Relieve the congestion and the trou-
bile usually disappears The use of
cAthdrtics aud purgatives should he
avoided, however, these shock the sys-
tenn unnecessarily and. az hest, their
effect is but temporary A mild laXa-
tive is far preferable.
The compound Of simple laxatVe
herbs known ass Dr. Caldvelrs syrup
Pepsin and sold in drug stores for fifty
cents g bottle, Is highly recommended.
Mr.. Benz. Bassin $50 Madison ST..
Gary Ind. thinks DR. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin a wonderful medicine.
for four years me had severe case
of indigestion and constipation be-
fore trying Or CaldWelrs Syrun Pep
sim, which he is glad to recommend to
all vino suffer with stomach and
bowel trouble
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
GOVERNORsuIP ELECTION
IN KENTUCKY CLOSE

Louisville. Ky. Nov g. With both
democrats ana republicans claiming
victory by from 10000 90 $4,000
votes unofficial returns late tonight
showed former Congressman A %.
Stanley of Henderson. democrat and
Edwin T. Morrow. of Somerset RE-
publican. running "a close race for
governor
Partial returns from nnety-two
counties or ltg m the state showed
Mr. stanley leading By approximate
ly $4,000 voter with a number OF re-
publican stroarholds set % report
The vote WIS stanley, 1900 Nor
row. ga.7iq fhc republican vote
throughout The state showed nppro-
cmble gains over that east in tie last
puhornltorlm election with the demo
cratic vote failing OF The progrca
Hlve vote was negligible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03

of portion Of the press had no weight
in Ireland and that the proposals
which Mr. Asquith had made with ref
ence to the cabinet was one which. in
his opinion would, for the time being
40 any rate silence the wreCkers."
Mr.. Redmond said he was against
compulsion and To impose compusion.
unless the country Wak virtually unan-
imously in lbs favor would be folly
and q crime
George Nicou Rarncs. the Iable
member from Glasgow said what vas
wanted more than anything else at
the present moment was national
unity.
Sir EDWARD Grey then arose to cor
rect lat he declared AIS a misimprcs-
sion that had arisen from Sir Edward
Carscr's speech, which he said ION
tanned some statements that afforded
an cXample of the difficulty Of speak
ing as freely in time Of war as I'D time
of peacC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
DI MO,ItNriC GOVERNOR
ELECTED ~ MARYLAND

Baltimore. MD. New Nearer rec
turns frm todNs election in MARY
land Indicated 9t midnight the ele'-
tlon Of Emerson g. Harrington demo
crat as governor over @. " WEI, %
republican. hp a majority " from n'-
600 90 1000 However only forty
.nut nj gi6 precincts iu Baltimore city
had nude returns at that hour lhy1
gave Harrington A.al2 Weller $3.50
Albert a. Ritchie democrat Tor at
toruct general. ran far ahead of tine
ticket m Baltimore city and lndica-
tIuus were that Hugh a McMulleh
democrat haa been elected state
COMPTROLLER The legislature probably
s,uuld ne safely democratic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
TRUNk RAILROADS DO
ENORMOUS BUSINESS

So. Louis Mo. Nov 2--Pbs nomenal
freight movement indicating great
Increase in the business Of the coun-
try ig shown in tho October reports
of the trunk railways which have
their general offices in ST. Louis
The freight movement ON the Miss
souri, Pacific a. iron Mountain system
for October 1915. was the heaviest
tn tho history ef tho road exceeding
m 2ga8 loaded ears the number az
ears handled i'm October l9i3-thc
previous record month and 10y $751;
enc numbtr of ears handled TN octo-
her. 1919
rho October report ot the Wabash
.w,ro not available today bat the irai-
fc earnings for September 1915,
were mort than 100000 in excess 81
thc earnings for September 1919,
Practically all this increase was IN
rrs ht traffic
Tha October traffic movement OF
thc Missouri Kansas IS TcNns. how
over showed decrease over that OF
October 1914.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
DETROIT REJFCTs PLAN
10 HUY STREET CARS

Detroit Mich Nov Detroit
voters TODAY rejected tho proposition
% purchase from the Detroit United
railway, the street car lines ana prop
erty within the one-farc zone The
plan. which Go be successful. required
q two-thrds majority received less
than fifty per cent OF the votes cast
according TO figures available late to-
night The official count from 1870
precincts Was Yes, 1850, NO. 49,
9GT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
Election Bulletins


.sr -rnat-a iaua=sl sarlist taAaan ~aatI
Philadelphia. Nu, a.-Anti-~uf-
fage lraiirr- m this city claim tli,.
suffrage amendment was defeated ia
Pennsylvania D., approximately, ESQ.,
600 vote. In Isllladclphia thc MAJ
iorit, against it va. about iO0. coo
The amtndmenf wa. printrd IA tine
bottom or the larsr-t ballot ever used
lee PENNSYLVANIA and many voter, Nv
eriooleI a.
New York. NOV. e.-Ihc defeat ~
tlic suffrage nnn ndment hy "a n,aiur-
is of 2uu. O0U was predicted and the
u fCat 81 the revised constitution
cOncCtipd I'D tie republican state
headquarters shortly after 40 o'clock
tonight
New York. nov. 2.-Rcturu- from
appIoAiHatcl, one third Of ia. cleo
ton districts outside of New York
city indicated tie defeat Of the suf-
tragc amendment by about - 600 Ia
the upstate districts. The count Of
tie vote IN New York CltN was much
delayed.
Boston. NOV. 2-Numau suffrage
was defeated at the state election to-
da, hN "a majority estimated at app
pruNimntrlA three tourths Of the vote,
not including boston, mt about $4,000.
buffalo. >. ". Nov 2.--Nrtiur Il.
krclnhcrder. Charles NJ Ilcald. John
g. MALONE ana Charles u. I'M, were
elected city commissioners under the
commission form of goycrnment Ia
effect january T. OF the -four Candi-
dates twu are republicans and two
democrats.
Boston. Nov with - per cent
81 the vote tabulatcd for go, ornor.
Walsh had lead Of approximately
1850. 1hc 25 Ter cent not tahulated
al O'Clock {. an outside of Boston
In districts where Mccall has shown
the greatest strength.
Aihuny. n. X.. Nov 2--,Io~cph W..
stevens. republican. reelected mayor,
defeating Walter =. Van Guysling
ODcm. aud Prog) by an Indicated
plurality Of 5000.
Syracuse. y. =. Nov Mrs. ".
u. stone. republican and progressive
elected mayor over wills tDcm), o.
Sst.
Bridge port. Conn. NOV. 2-ihc re-
publlcuns swept Bridgeport in the
fonr-corncrcd mnYOrnlty election to-
day, Mayor clifford y. Wilson, who
also rs lieutenant governor of Connec-
tlcut. being returned To office for the
third time. Voters favored the COM
mission FORM Of government hN an
estimated majority of 1000.
New york Nov 2.-Kcturn~ nom
eighteen of the larger cities IN the
state show twelve republican, i've
aud one socialist mayors
elected George A. lunn, former
mayor Of schenectady d tie socialist.
Bnffnio selected two republican anu
two democratic city commissioners
mnklnp effective the commission form
OF government adopted year ago.
Detroit. Nov An official and m
count of the votes cast la
ffty-tsso ont Of POS precincts in the
city gave 1877 for the purchase plan
and 1855 against the proposition. me
requires 90 per cent vote
10 cnrry aud tie ants claimed GER
tain victory based on the carly re-
turns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
Mora County case Affirmed

Santa Re. Nov IN the state we
preme court am opinion hy chief Jus
tice Roberts aanded down today al
firms the court below boz the casc OF
tho Union Land mud Craving company
81 a. Vs. Carmen Arco, ct a. in the
matter ot the Intervention of Elmer
y. Veedcr, appellant va Santiago
BonoY appellee. from Morn county
The suit WAS ono for PARTITION
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
NO HOPE or CHANGE
IN JERSEY LEGISLATURE

Washington. Nov. 2-President
Wilson returned to Washington after
voting In the New Jersey elections at
Princeton. He spent the evening re-
cciving returns from contests in his
own and other states.
Even before casting his ballot in
an effort TO restore the New Jersey
legislature to the democratic column,
the president had been told by state
leaders that the republicans would
retain control
Tonight Nh Wilson evineed partic-
ular interest in the returns from Mas
sachusctts. Maryland and Kentucky
whore governors were chosen today
and in the woman suffrage contests
in New York, Massachusetts, and
Pennsylvania.
WANTED -Clean cotton rags A. the Jour
nal office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
TO CLOSELY
GUARD TEXAS BORDER

Eagle Pass. Tex Nov 2 In AN ef-
fort to prevent further acts Of depre-
datiou against the lives ana proper
ty Of American citizens living along
the Mexican border. General Venus
tiano Carranza viii strengthen his
border patrol and vigorously prose-
cute persons carrying concealed
weapons who attempt to cross the
American side into Texas Assur-
ances to this effect were today sent
to the state department
General Carranza stated that there
were already 500 Carranza troops
along the border. This number he
said, would be doubled
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
UNGALLANT EAST GIVES
BAD BLACK EYE TO
WOMEN OF 3 STATES

-~~--~--~-~~-~-~--~~-~~~~-
fnr MAYOR Rudolph Bnakenhure. de-
f.atcl che republican candidate.
NUnree H Barrie hN Af15 votes.
nrrri nL the control 20 thr govern
Wenf from The republican orEanizl-
uun after b. had held fh, reus Tor
tnfN frlre Today The man selected
bt h#nkenhufe us h.s successor.
George ID Porter. uh1 was director
10 public Hfrtt m Hnnkcnhurgs cabs
met was defeated hY from 10000 tn
10000 plurality
Tho democratic candidate. q Cor
don Bromley bad ie. than 5000
votes in q total registration of 100000.
fnnisht che republican hosts nrr
parad ns the streets with hands ana
banners flying n celebration of their
return Co power.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
WITS ARE WINNERS
~ ILLINOIS TOWNS

Chicago Nov BeardsioWn Ind
Mounds t1c tWo wet towns Of thc
DIc.cu Boo Illinois whore local uptloh
elections were held today voted Go
continue wet The wnmeHr tot"
proved surprise to the unu-@loou
forces Ia BcardstoWn at least pilluf
up considerable majority in favor
of saloons.
90 nine dY towns TWO Percy ANA
Wiu8le voted a. lct saloons return
Thehes Metropolis, Coultewille. BALD
win. Grand CHAIN, Uiitn and finet-
neytIia voted 90 remain dry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
NEW SEAMENS LAW
HURTS PACIFIC COAST

'H'"" 'N"FNNN hFhGth1 AHAsEu WiRHt
san Francisco, Nov 90 The Pacific
coast. according 10 ddviees received to-
day from many unusually confHetine
sources rs not in good shape % meet
the eXactions of the new federal sea-
mems act which is effective dav af-
ter tomorrow and seamen ana owner.
alike are seeking "a temporary suspen-
sion of some of its provisions
Less than seVenN-fivc men had
been physically examined in san
Francisco and further examinations
were proceeding az the rate Of four
am hour.
Federal authorities here said today
that clearance papers would ba issued
only where vessels We're properly
manned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
RAILWAY MAIL CLERK
CAUGHT BY INSPECTORS


50 LOUIS Nov NhUfloH NJ.
Summers, railway mail clerk. was
held by the federal authorities here
today on a charge If consplrlng 60
rob the mails poaloffce inspectors
Fny he signed a confession Ho was
arrested last night nj Southeast june
tlon. according % postal authorities.
as he was directing two men In the
robbing " tho mail ear one of the
men was a detective who had laid "a
trap FOR Summers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
FREIGHT TRAFFIC IN
NORTHWEST INCREASES

ST. paul Mimi Nov Substantial
freight traffic increases in the month
uf Dctoncr over The same month a
4eor ago We're made by the Northern
Pacific Railway company company
and the Great Northern Railway com
pany
The Increase was largev attributed
60 the amount uf coal and grain
moved lasl muntA.
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letter to
Or llilncr a Co.
Bineliamion \ y
PROVE WHAT ANP-ROor WILL
no fNDH NOIf

Send ten cents 90 nr klmer tea
Blnghamfnn. n. " f0r Q sample size
bottle il Will convince anyone Voc
win also receive q booklet # valuable
information. telling about me kidneys
and bladder. When writing. b, sure
and mention the Albuquerque Morn.
ing Journal Regular fifty-ceni ana
one-aoiiag si11 bOitie1 t1r sa'e ~
drug stores.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03

London Nov Hs49 %. mo Sin
Frederick Edward smith. who has
been solicitor general. has been ape
pointed 10 succeed Sir Edward car
son as attorney general. Premier AS
,ftth announced TODAY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-03
ASQUlTH URGES ENGLISH
PEOPLE TO BE PATIENT
AND COURAGEOUS

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