South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-08

complete count today. His vote was I
1884 That Of Philip II. Tracy. his |
democrat opponent, was 22,313.
international News Service:
CONCORD, y. H., Nov. Slate !
returns show Charles f. Hughes !
making a big gain in this state. |
While the early reports today show
ed Woodrow Wilson in the lead by
about $50 votes. some of the larger
towns and cities gave Hughes votes
enough TO bring the republican mar
gin up to 1000. with a number of
cities and towns yet to be heard
from.
International News Service:
BOISE. Idaho, Nov. S.-With
more than half the Idaho vote
counted and giving Wilson a lead
of 5000, the republican campaign
managers today conceded the state
to Wilson. Alexander. democrat.
is leading for reelection as governor,
but by a very small margin,
international News Service:
TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. S.--At 10
o'clock incomplete returns from
1,074 Kansas precincts out of 2.474,
give Hughes 136, 527; Wilson, 49,
S63.
International News Service:
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. s.
Nine hundred and sixty-nine pre-
cincts out of 1,713, give Hughes
43,454; Wilson, $3.50.
International News Service:
SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. S.-Indi-
cations in the face Of returns COM
pleted from about One-third of the
state today give washington to Will
son by about 1900. Republicans
contend that this number will be
lower, but the most sanguine of
them will not say the total lead
will drop below 10000.
International News Service:
ST. LOUIS. Nov. S.-With three
fourths of the Missouri vote tabu-
lated, Pres't Wilson is leading
Hughes by 1869 votes. Henry
Lamm, republican, for governor, is
leading Frederick d. Gardner, dem
ocrat, by 3,92S, and Walter $.
Dickey, republican, for U. S. senator,
is leading Sen. James A. Reed by
537 votes. The missing precincts
are scattered.
International News Service:
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov s. =
Virtually complete returns show that
Hughes has carried Wisconsin by a
plurality of between $4,000 and 3d.
OOO
International News Service
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. s.
In 500 precincts out of ,713 in West
Virginia give Huges 43,454 and Will
son $3.50. Robinson. republican,
had a slight lead in the gubernator-
ial race and Sutherland, republican,
was leading Chiffon, democrat. in
the United States senatorial contest.
International News Service:
CONCORD, y. H., Nov. S.-With
20 towns missing the presidential
vote in New Hampshire stands:
Hughes 41.S37; Wilson 41,4S6.
This tabulatiOn was made by the In
ternationaI News service from the
official returns in the secretary OF
states Office.
International News Service:
ST. PAUL. MINI, Nov. S.-Minne-
sofa still ranks as a doubtful state
al 1:45 o'clock. Indications are
Hughes will have a plurality OF
10000 if he maintains his present
rate of gain, republican leaders say.
International News Service:
TOPEKA. Kas., Nov 8. With
virtually all precincts in the state re-
ported Kansas is safely in the VIII
son column Latest estimates place
the presidents plurality at 10000.
International News Service:
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. S.-Wil-
son continued TO cut down the
Hughes lead in Oregon as returns
from the country districts came in
! today. At 1880 incomplete re-
turns from 25 counties outside
Multnomah. gave Hughes 1856 and
Y Wilson 25,42S.
In Multnomah county CPortland)
Hughes maintained a lead Of more
| than 1000 votes.
I international News Service:
! Los ANGELES, Calf, Nov. s.
New returns in Los Angeles county
show good gains for Wilson and
| apparently the president will run
neck and neck with Hughes in the
county.