The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-09
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Juneau. Alaska. Noy. s.-of 5.54s
votes cast In twenty-five Alaska towns
ocrat has 1901; wickersham, Re-
publican, 2946.
The same towns gave 3.512 for pro-
ittf,ttion and 2,637 against.
Arizona.
1 Phoenix. Ariz. Nov s.-Based on
scattering returns throughout the
State Democratic leaders today said
that President Wilson had carried
Arizona by 5000. The Republican
State Central Committee claimed
/ Campbell had defeated Hunt for Gov
ernor by 5000, and refused 10 concede
1.-THE state to wilson.
Arkansas
Little Rock Ark, Nov. s---rncom-
lTlcte returns from yesterdays cleo
tion today indicated that the amend
ment to the Constitution. which pro-
posed 70 substitute local option for
the present Statewide prohibition. had
been defeated.
The state was carried by the Demo
Gratis by the usual majority.
Connecticut.
New Haven. Nov. s.-Charies z.
Hughes carried Connecticut over
+
ton by a plurality OF little more
than 5000.
George P. Mclean, Republicasgswas
returned to the United States Senate
ny a plurality Of 1917.
Four OF the Ave Republican repre-
sentstives were reelected, p. Davis
Oakley, of the First District. being de-
feated-~ag. former Representative
Augutine Lonergan, Democrat
The complete vote in Connecticut
was: Hughes. 1o5.324: Wilson. o.
s32. Governor: Holcomb (Republi-
CAM. 169 os6: Hsardsley (Democrat
as.015. Senator; Mclean tRepubli
CAM, 1882 Cummings (Democrat)
97347
Denver Col, Nov. s.--Returns from
BIB Of 1881 percincts IN Colorado
give; Hughes $500; Wilson, 60.792.
Returns for Governor from SOC pre-
eincts give, Carlson. Republican, Az
:5s; Gunter. Democrat. 51,325.
r Republican leaders practically con-
cede the State for Wilson. but early
today still held out hope that belated
returns would overcome 6unter's sub
stantial lead
Jacksonville. Fla. Nov: Sew re-
turns from the Florida gubernatorial
contest available early today did not
definitely decide the close race be-
tween " V. Knott, Democrat and
Sidney J. Cats. MISREPRESENTATION
bitonist In the first returns Cats
had a slight lead and maintained the
same ratio as the count progressed.
With approximately $4,000 votes
counted. Cats was leading today with
2,S99. The state gave it's usual ma
jority TO President Wilson.
Jacksonville Nov. s.---Five hundred
and twenty three precincts out OF 946
in Florida give7-fdr Governor. Cats.
Independent Prohthttionist, 1857; w.
V Knott. DEMOCRAT. 20.7s1. Hills
borough County (Tampa), with one
precinct incomplete, Cattg, 2,4o4:
Knott, 2,eo1.
Tampa. Fla. Nov. s.--Tnoompiete
returns from forty one out Of F1orida's
+ for Governor: Sidney J. Cats. hide
pendent prohtbitionist, 1886; W. W.
Knott, Democrat, 1897. The re-
mainder OF the Democratic State
ticket and the entire Democratic
ticket won by tho usual majorities.
iowa.
Des MoineR, Iowa. Nov. 8.-Returns
early today from Iowa did not up
set last nights Indications giving the
state TO Hughes by $4,000 and to w.
l.. Harding, Republican candidate for
Governor by $4,000 The rest OF the
Republican State ticket was elected
by large majorities. The congressional
delegation from iowa seemed likely to
remain unchanged.
Owing TO a bitter State fight over
the wet and dry issue there were local
upsots in party pluralities. Several Re-
publican strongholds including Des
uoines. gave pluralities to Wilson.
while many Democratic counties
voted as much as 2-to-i for Harding.
Kentucky.
Louisville, Ky, Nov, s.--Democratic
headquarters this morning claimed a
majority in Kentucky Of $4,000 for
President Wilson, while Republican
leaders conceded his majority in the
State would reach at least 10000.
r. The latest available returns were In
complete as regards the more remote
mountain sections Nine Democratic
and two Republican representatives
were elected.
No figures indicative Of the size of
the Prohibition and Socialist vote In
the State were available.
Maine.
Portland Me-, Nov. s.-Maine's
plurality for Hughes stood at i,s2l
early today. when ratusns bad been