The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-11-10

| ~ oul, 4NOFCnlUCl O."Nlu0 Hun-
ldred and forty-five precincts of the
1924 in Minnesota, Wilson, 83,47O;
Hughes, 74,O29
| Fargo, November Silk hundred
lseventy-six precincts out of 1859 in
North Dakota, Wilson, 22,642; Hughes
l21,SS2.
| Detroit, November S.-When nearly
one-half of the voting precincts of
Michigan had reported a Hughes
plurality over Wilson it had passed
the 10000 mark.
San Francisco, November s.
Three thousand and ninety-one pre-
cincts of the 5917 in California give
Hughes 246,182; Wilson, 237,5S6. In
| San Francisco 315 precincts of 712,
Hughes, 26,135; Wilson, 32,3O7. Three
hundred and fifteen precincts of 40
in Alameda county, Hughes, 1922;
Wilson, 33, 1913.
Portland, Ore, November 8-Forty
six complete precincts of the 375 in
Multenomah county, Portland, Hughes
l2410; Wilson. 1910.
Kansas City, November S.-The
Kansas City Star, which supported
Hughes, comedies Kansas to Wilson
by $4,000.
New York, November 8.-With
seventy six congressional districts to
be cleared up, the republicans have
now gained nineteen seats over their
quota in the present house, while
the democrats gained ten, net gain
of nine for the republicans which re-
duces the present democratic majority
of twenty three to five. Two demo-
cratic districts in New Jersey now
reported doubtful, may reduce the
majority to one.
| Asbury Park, N. j., November T.
James Tumulty, President Wilson'S
private secretary, at an early hour
today had 264 votes figured out as
sure for Wilson, just two short of the
number necessary to elect.
| Minnesota Was in Doubt.
| UNITED Press Dispatch.]
| st. Paul, Mimi, November T.
Minnesota was still in doubt this
morning. The democrats claimed it
for the Wilson column by at least
1880. The republican managers
were not so sanguine, though they
claimed their party had majority.
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth
gave Wilson combined majority OF
1857, but it is expected by the re-
publicans that this will be overcome
when the returns are all in from the
country From the present informa-
ton it looks like a fifty-fifty PROPOSE
ton over the state at large between
Hughes and Wilson.
| Governor Burnquist is reelected
by two to one landslide. Dwye1
made no respectable run at all.
Kellogg has had the advantage thus
far, running heavily in most of the
cities, but it is claimed that the
LAWYER vote of the Mesaba iron range
country will change the looks OF
things greatly, when that is heard
from.
Returns Are Incomplete.
| ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.]
st. Paul, November 8.-With re-
turns from one sixth of the voting
precincts, Wilson leads Hughes by
1887 votes. Five hundred and nine
lteen precincts out of 1924 give Will
son 46,915; Hughes, 4O,32S. Kellogg is
detected United States senator. and
1.-THE republican state ticket, headed
Iby Governor Burnquist, is elected.
| Line Up at Nine This Morning.
limited Press Dispatch.1
! New York, November Sat nine
O'Clock this morning the presidential
returns, as far as they have been re-
ceived, were as follows, boiled down
For Wilson-Alabama, II votes
Arizona, 3; Arkansas, g; Colorado, g.
Florida, 6; Georgia, IA; Kentucky, 10
Louisiana, 10; Maryland, 8; Mississip.
pi, 10; Missouri, IS; Montana, 4
Nebraska, s; Nevada, 3; North Caro-
lima, IL; Ohio, "a; Oklahoma, 10
South Carolina, 8; Tennessee, II
Texas, 20; Utah, 4; Virginia, IL
Washington, Z; Wyoming, 3; total
237.
| For Hughes Connecticut, Z; Dele
ware, 8; Idaho, A. Illinois, 20; Iowa
49,; Maine, 6; Massachusetts, IS
Michigan, Is; New Jersey, IA; New
York, 45; North Dakota, 5; Pennsyl
| vania, 80; Rhode Island, 5; Soutl
Dakota, s; Vermont, 4; West Virginia
8: Wisconsin, 13; total, 232.
| Doubtful California, 10; Indiana
1 Is; Kansas, 10; Minnesota, IL; New
Hampshire, 4; New Mexico, 8; Ore
| gon, 5; total, 81.
/ Change in Electoral Vote.
] limited Press Dispatch.l
New York, November Sat ten