The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-03
SUFFRAGE

SUFFRAGE New York. November 2.-Returns on
 woman suffrage from 1892 districts out
 of 671s in the state give 124.706 for
 and 155,232 against. New York, November 2.-Returns on suffrage from s73 districts out of 5713 Fin the state give sis051 for and III .as2 against.
 Buffalo. November 2.-Buffalo city
 complete vote on suffrage. for 19.19S. against 2s.355.
 Boston. November 2.--Early returns
 showed the vote against suffrage in the state to be about two to one. New York, November 2.-Returns on
 woman suffrage from 3Ss districts out of 3634 outside of New York city give S2s04 for and 39.1ss against.
 Rochester, N r., November 2.--suf-
 frage headquarters conceded the loss
 of Monroe county by 75oo. Rochester, November 2.-Rochester city complete on suffrage: For 13.o1S,
 against 1858.
 New York, November 2.-Returns on
 woman suffrage from S6 districts out of 3634 outside of New York give 7S04
 for and 11,S96 against. Rome N r., November 2-Rome com plete on suffrage voted: Yes 1097, no 1418.
 New York, November 2.--First re-
 turns from New York city. obtained
 soon after the polls closed, from one of two voting machines In the city,
 showed that in the voting district in
 question suffrage had been defeated
 by 65 to AZ.
 Pittsburg, November 2.-Fifteen dis
 tricts in the city of Pittsburg on suf- frage amendment give 1879 for and 1885 against.
 Philadelphia November 2.-Meagre
 returns from the state indicate the ap-
 amendment in Pennsylvania by large majority.
 In Philadelphia 15 election districts
 out of 12S2 gave 160 votes for the
 amendment and 17O6 against
 Boston. November 22.-Woman suffrage
 was defeated at the state election today by majority estimated on approximate
 ly three-fourths of the vote, not includ-
 ing Boston. at about 3,ooo Boston, November 2-Basihg her esti-
 mate on about 60 per cent of the vote,
 which had been tabulated at s:15 o'clock, A..k -.I~l 1A xI< .,}t rx4 Boston, Mrs. Katherine T. Balch, presi- dent of the Massachusetts Anti-Suhrage association. claimed the state had voted against woman suffrage by a majority
 of 10000
 Philadelphia, November 2.--Thirty-three
 election districts out of 12S2 in Philadel- phia cast aS62 votes against the suffrage amendment and $50 for 1t. This ratio of 10 to Is not maintained in the state. but scattered returns show the vote was against the proposed amendment Philadelphia, November 2--Anti-suf- frage leaders in this city claim the suf- frage amendment was defeated in Penn sylvania by approximately 25o.ooo votes. In Philadelphia the majority against 1t was about 10000.
 The amendment was printed at the bot tom of the largest ballot ever used in Pennsylvania and many voters over looked it.
 Boston. November 2-Returns from S4l precincts out Of 114O in the state, and in- cluding more than half of the city of Boston. give Ss, 2S2 for woman suffrage and 15S.So against New York. November c.--The defeat of the suffrage amendment by majority of 100000 was predicted and the defeat of the revised constitution conceded at the republican state headquarters shortly after 10 o'clock tonight. New York. November 2.-Returns from approximately one third Of the election districts outside of New York city indicated the defeat of the suf-
 fYage amendment by about e7.o0o In
 ths upstate dtptricts- Tho count Of