Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-03


York. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
means the end of it, said Miss Alice
Hill Chittenden, president of the New
| York State Association Opposed to
Woman Suffrage.
/ Mrs Arthur H. Dodge, president of
the National Association Opiscsed 10
| Woman Suffrage, said the maJorit! IN
New York state was larger than anticl-
pated
Mrs Harriet stanton Blatch, president
of the Womens Political Union. an
nounced that the executive noaru oi ,ne
union would meet Saturday TO lay pia.s
| for the campaign for an Amendment TO
the federal Constitution.
! I'VE do not favor another Referendum
to the electorate OF New \ ork t, sta. ,,,s
/ said Mrs. Batch. I'VE reel that we
! have made our last appeal 10 the ihoi-
vidual voter.
| Miss Alice Paul, chairman of the con-
gressional Union for Woman Sunrase'
! declared that the defeat of suffrage IN
| New York, Massachusetts and Penhsyl.
vania would stimulate the movement
| for a federal suffrage amendment.
Courts to Settle Utica Fight.
! UTICA, n. Y, November Sine cleo
ton of the mayor of Utica Will nave
! to be settled in the courts ne Hsurss
! cad from the voting machine IN one
district would elect the. republican can
didate by, thirty-ope: PLURALITY supse-
auent examination 'of the machine IN
dicated that. these figures were wrong
and that those appearing on. the coun-
ter would elect the democratic candl-
| late by fourteen plurality Inc ngnt IN
! the booth was poor, and the hgures on
the brass numbering "heeis coulu hoe
be distinctly seen.
The democrats contend that the error
is evident, as the combined totals as
first read give more votes than were
registered The machine was guarded
w policemen through the night, and
will be the subject of judicial examina-
ton.
Buffalo Picks Commissioners.
BUFFALO, N V, November AR
thur w Kreinheder. Charles M. Head,
Charles b. Hill and John F. Malone
were elected city commissioners under
the commission form of government In
effect January /. OF the four candidates
two are republicans and two democrats.
Edgerton Made Rochester Mayor.
ROCHESTER, November 3.-Hiram H.
Edgerton. republican, was reelected
mayor of Rochester by Il plurality of
more than 10000.
Socialist Wins in Schenectady.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y, November 3.
Rev. George r. Lunn, former socialist
mayor of Schenectady. today was again
elected by a plurality estimated at
1900.
8, Elected Mayor. of Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, ". Y, November 3:-W.
r. Stone, republican and progressive,
was elected mayor over Wills, demo-
crat, by s,544.
Democrat Wins in Troy.
TROY, N. Y, November 3.-Cornelius
Burns democrat, was reelected mayor
over II. w. Gardiner, republican, by
about 1900 plurality.
Mayor Calkins, republican. was again
elected mayor of Cohoes by about 500
plurality.
Gould Comes to Congress.
LYONS, n. Y, November 3.-Norman
S. Could. republican, was elected con- 1
gresham from the thirty-sixrh con-.
Eressional district.
Bertrand a Smell Victor.
MALONE. N Y. November 3.-Ber-
trand H. Smell, republican, was elected
to Congress from the thirty-frst con-
gressional district.
Republican Wins In Albany.
ALBANY, N. Y. November s--Joseph
W. Stevens, republican, was reelected
mayor, defeating Walter F. Van Guy
slirg. democrat and progressive, by an
indicated plurality of 5000,