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new YORK FOR HUGHES
WHITMAN WINS GOVERNOaShlP
BY LARGE MAJORITY.
Calder Gets the Senatorship-Will liam
Weiss Carried Old Big Tim"
Sullivan Eleventh District
western Newspaper Union New, scnIcc.

Western Newspaper Union News Service"
New York Nov. S.-Ncw York state
las gone for Hughes by 10000. The
Democrats We're able to poll a plu-
'ality of only 10000 in the Greater
city. Whitman carried the state by
l5r,0"0. Calder gets the senatorship
py @O0,0OC. Whitman carried Kings
county by l2,Ooo.
Calder ran ahead of Whitman in
Kings and beat McCombs in Greater
New York. Tammany gave Wilson
only $4,000 in Manhattan. Bronx gave
Wilson only 1900 Kings, 1000.
Hughes carried Queens.
Six Democratic asscmblymcn and
two Democratic state senators in New
York county and the Bronx went down
to defeat in the Tammany slump. Tho
Eleventh and the Twentieth senatorial
districts, now represented by Demo
Gratis. were lost, as were the Seven.
teenth, Nineteenth, Twenty first.
Twenty.third and Thirty-first assem-.
bly, districts.
William Weiss. Republican, carried
the old Big Tin" Sullivan Eleventh
district on the Bowery. beating Jacob
Kocnig, Democrat.
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ORys CLAIM FOUR STATES.
Prohibtonists Claim Oe'ea, OF Saloon
Men in Michigan. South Dakota,
Nebraska and Montann.

Chicago. Nov. . Oliver W. stew
art, national prohibition campaign
manager, expressed qualification over
the result Of wet and dry fights
Returns Indicate that the drys
have added four states Michigan,
South Dakota, Nebraska and Mon.
'ana to the dry column" said Mr..
stewart. We saved Arkansas to the
array Of nineteen dry states with
which We entered the campaign The
election OF Bamhorgor ~ governor OF
Utah, a Democrat Iavoring prohibit.
tion, | think, means prohibition By
statut" out there.
We are particularly pleased with
III" victory OF woman's suffrage In
South Dakota, Tor that means the cleo.
tion OF officials who viii make the
prohibition law effective"
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Of the race for two Supreme Court
justices. Judge George W. Allen, Re.
publican, was running second to Nor
ion S. Bailey, Democrat, in Denver,
and his supporters claimed he was
making big leads in many outside
counties, where reports have been de.
layed
Another race that promises a close
finish is that for attorney general
William c. Robinson of Colorado
Springs is running close TO Leslie l..
Hubbard, the Democratic nominee.
For state senator from Las Animas
representatives Lucero. Dem, and
Frisby, Dem.
Judge McChesney has been re
elected by the Democrats to the bench
in the Third district.
A big upset OF the election was the
apparent defeat OF Casimiro Barela OF
Las An!mas county, known as Colora'
dos perpetual senator" He has
been a member OF the upper house
continuously since the states admin.
sion 10 the Union in 1876 and was Il
member OF the territorial Legislature
Samuel DeBusk, Democrat and n
former Progressive leader. appears to
have safe lead.
Mrs. Agnes Riddle will be now
Republican member OF the upper
house. having been elected from Arap,
ahoe, Morgan and Adams counties.
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Col. Roosevelt, isauss Statement.

oyster Bay. y. Y.-Whcn Informed
Of III" lead OF Charles T. Hughes over
President Wilson, col Roosevelt II.
sued the following abatement. Il am
doubly thankful rs an American for
'b" election ol Mr Hughes It Ira yln.
dicotlon OF our national honor be.
cause OF some charges that have been
made wish 70 state nov that WIN
not under any circumstances mako
any recommendations to Nj Hughes
with reference TO appointments or to
his legislative policy"
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Claims Of Rival Managers.

New York. Nov. Sat an early
hour this morning Democratic Chair
man Mccormick was claiming at
least PCS votes for President Wilson
In the electoral college. and Republi-
can Chairman Wilcox claimed 3Ol for
Mr.. Hughes. Each was claiming Ken.
lucky. Kansas. Montana. Nebraska
pd Washington. Missouri, Indiana,
West Virginia, Arizona and Delaware
were leaning toward Hughes.
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GUNTER WINS
G0VERN0RSH|P
GALLEY ANC ALLEN SEEM CHOS-
EN- FOR TWO PLACES ON
SUPREME BENCH.
MULN|x LEADS HIGGINS
Democrats in Colorado Get All State
Offices Except Treasurer and
Justices.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver, Nov. 9.-Reports coming in
slowly from outside counties last
night assured Democrats of a victory
in the state in both the national and
state campaigns. Julius c. Gunter's
plurality over Governor Carlson will
probably reach $1,000 when all the
votes are counted. Harry r. MulniX.
Republican candidate for state treas
urer, was leading Robert II. Higgins,
Democrat, in the state, by 5000 on
late returns, based upon l,OSO of the
,i5l precincts.
All the other state offices were
conceded TO III" Democrats by Philip
b. Stewart, state Republican chair
man, Wednesday, with the exception
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Hughes May Win Washington EIec

Hughes May Win Washington Eiector
Tacoma. WASH There appears to
be a possibility, although President
Wilson carried Washington. that
hughes may get one OF the seven
electoral votes of Washington. The
death OF \. Stream, Democratic
elector, shortly before election and
the substitution Of +. NJ. Connor a.,
elector came so late that in many
counties the names of Stream rather
than Connor appeared on the ballot.
It Is said that thousands OF voters
voted for Stream and that these votes
will be invalid and the difference may
be sufficient, according to local Re
pub!icans, TO give one Republican
clcctor a plurality.
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Auto Crash Gives Dead Man Vote.

SIOUX CITY Iowa Clarence Peter
son. u dead man. voted in Sioux city
Tuesday Peterson, travelling man..
obtained an absent voter ballot ut
the county recorders office Monday,
filled II out and left It with the re
cordcr Monday evening runaway
horse plunged into Pctcrron's automo
bile. fatally iujuring him and he died
early Tuesday morning, The Law pro
yidos potsrsou's ballot ahal be
counted.
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MAS. while incomplete, with a little
more than twothirds OF tho districts
reported, showed President Wilson
leading with more than 27.0oO.
Washington. a little more than half
reported. Was giving the President a
lead OF 1000
West Virginia, twOthirds reported.
was showing Hughes II majority of
nearly 1000. North Dakota was very
close. two-thirds complete. showing
Hughes majority OF less than 1000.
Wilson was leading in New Mexico
with only small proportion of the
precincts reported.
Delaware and New Hampshire,
counted among the Hughes states.
but incomplete during the day. def.
pitely turned into the Republican col.
umn.
San Francisco, Nov. 9.-Returns
from 6.3t7 precincts Of 5.9l7 in Cali
fornia gave Woodrow Wilson a plu.
raiity OF $40. The vote stood:
Hughes. 1856; Wilson, i39,s2d.
Charleston, W. Va, Nov. 9,-Mr.
hughes lead over President Wilson in
West Virginia was increased by l,j3s
votes by the returns from Mcdowell
county, one OF tn. southern counties
Of the state. This mad. his total
plurality over Mr.. Wilson 3.5il, The
greatest since the count OF the vote
began. The vote Is. Hughes. ll3.lO0;
Wilson. lo9,5 from 1904 precincts
out Of the LIB.
Cheycnnc, Wyo., Nov. "a lead OF
400 votes with but twenty OF the
bss precincts missing placed Wyo'
ming definitely In the Wilson column
on the face OF unofficial returns. Com
plctc unofficial figures were not cN
pectcd TO apprccinbly change the
totals.
st Paul, MINI. Nov. a.-Charlcs +.
Hughes was leading President Wilson
IN Minnesota early today, but his mar.
Ain waa 40 slight that It was believed
virtually complete reports from the
state would be necessary to determine
definitely the outcome. When 2,auo
precincts out OF n total OF 3,o2i had
reported. Hughes was leading hy Nu5
votes. the count standing Wilson
lG2.2sb: Hughes. lG3,oNS.
Fargo. N u. Nov, o. With l,bsV
precincts In North Dakota received,
the count is standing Wilson. bo,iob;
Hughes, i1.05i.
Omaha, Nov. a.-liclat"d returns IN
dlcAtc that President Wilson had u
majority OF $1,000 votes In Nebraska
with incoming returns increasing this
majority Republican leaders coneed.
cd the state to Wilson.
Albuquerque. y, NJ. Nov S.-Mr'
Hughes led President Wilson by sbN
votes nn the fac, OF unofficial returns
from slightly more than half OF the
GAS precincts IN New Mexico at mid
night. Returns from 800 precincts
Rayr Hughes Ia,7?i; Wilson, 1886.
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Casts her FIrs, Vote a. %

Chicago Mrs Mary Elizah"t b
Clarke, who lives with her son. br
Warde Clarke. In Rogers Park c"l'
bratad her nine,y.nin'h birthday "
week ago. She cast her 'lrs, yn'. 1t
Tuesday election.
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Little Rock. Ark. liig maloritics
ugains, the proposed constitutional
amendment, which would substitute
local option Tor the present statewide
prohibition, were reported In early re-.
turns.
Omaha Sob Scattering returns Of
the state and incomplete returns from
Omaha indicate the prohIbnory amend.
mcnt carried by u small majority
san Francisco Three hundred and
seventy out OF 5,gl7 precincts In Cali.
fornia give prohibition. Yes, iGa5. no,
NIsp
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New York, Nov. AT midnight, re.
turns. such rs were complete or 80 far
complete as to be regarded as indica
i've, gave President Wilson 24O votes
IN the electoral college; Hughes 239.
and left So votes doubtful in eight
states. 1t requires 2GG electoral votes
to elect a President.
Although California still showed a
lead for the President and his cam.
paign managers were claiming It by at
Ieast 1.5OO. the Presidents majority
there had dwindlcd to little more
than 100 with about one-fifth of the
districts missing.
Idaho was estimated for the Wilson
column with majority of 10000. Kan
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Prohibition Carries in Nebraska

Omaha. N"b.-Dcmocfn'Ic I"hN'7
claim Nebraska for Wilsonlh ~
iori'y of $4,000, but Rcpubllcl de-
hnv" moi conceded the state 10 Wilso
The prohibitory amendment carr''
hy a substantial majority,
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Woman. 90. votes eIrs, rlme

Aurora. Almo. H9 years cid.
Mrs Abbic Hall cast her first vote FOR
president Tuesday, for Hughes. Her
vote was offset by that Of the only
person In town older than she limo
thy Carmody. who was 100 Nov {. cast
his ballot for Wilson
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.uohe, ca.,s Vote In Laundry,

New York charles Evans Hughes
voted ballo, No 10 at 7.Ul Tuesday
morning in the Victoria laundry yot
Ing booth on Eighth avenue between
Forty fourth and Forty tlfth streets.
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New Jersey Soldiers Vote a, Douglas.

Douglas, ArIz-C battery, New Jor.
soy National Guard. Vas the only or.
ganization stationed here 10 have A
voice In the national election some
nty members OF the battery register.
cd at Tohyhanna, y j., while oncnmp
ed here and were privileged TO mark
ballots, which. under tho "Eoldloru and
sailors" law. were cast By proxies.
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PrOhibi,iOnists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. |
SOCIALISTS .............,........ |
Independent Observation-Disclosures. !
The standing in the Senate proba bly,
will be fifty to forty.six in favor OF
the Democrats.
Complete returns from the Far West
may Increase or decrease the Demo.
cratic majority There is only the
barcst possibility that they will over.
turn II ".tircly.
While the Democrats do not yet
conCcdc their defeat in the campaign
for control of the House, at midnight
they We're claiming that even in the
event OF their loss they will be still
he able to organize by combining
with the Progrcssivcs, ProhibitiOnists
and Socialists elected Tuesday.
They assert the Republicans will
not get 2lS votes, which are needed
for majority.
II the Republicans come within one
of majority they will depend upon
Martin of Louisiana. a Progressive. to
help them out On the other hand,
If the Democrats are within four OF 1t
they will in all likelihood get assist.
ancc from Randall. the California
Prohibitionist: Fuller, the Massachu.
sets Independent; Schall, Mime
sofa Progressive. and London of New
York, the only Socialist to be elected.
Congressman Mann of Chicago will
be the next speaker if the final re.
turns give the House 10 the Rcpubli.
cans. If not. Speaker Clark will be
reelected. While the Republicans
were maintaining the lead which they
took in the early House returns, they
were losing ground in the Senate
race.
Senator Pomerene in Ohio appears
to have defeated former Ambassador
Herrick. The result there is close,
however, and the final returns may
make Herrick the winner. Herrick's
election was believed certain early to.
day.
In Nebraska Senator Hitchcock
overcame the early lead OF John L.
Kennedy. the Republican candidate,
and is now running little ahead OF
him.
In Missouri. however, Walter
Dickey. the Republican candidate. Is
pressing Senator Reed. the Demo.
cratic incumbent. closely.
Confirmation came of the defeat of /,
Senator Sutherland. Republican, of .
Utah, by VIII II. King.
The indications are also that Sena. |
tor Clark has been defeated In Wyo.
ming by J. Il. Kendrick, the Demo. |
cratic candidate
The results in Arizona, New Mexico |
and Nevada are still in doubt, with |
the Democratic candidates ahead in |
Arizona and Nevada and the Rcpubli. |
can candidate slightly In the lead in
New Mexico.
The result in Montana will not be
known, in all likelihood. until the final |
returns are in. Senator Myers, Demo. |
crat Is slightly behind former Con.
grcssman Pray. the Republican candI- I,
date. now. Thus far none of the noted |
national leaders in the House has |
been defeated
Complete returns from a number OF
states give the following results In !
elections for members Of the lower
house OF Congress:
Candidates whose names are followed
by are elected.
Arkansas.
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su''rau. Defeated In IVES. viror,l.

Charleston. ". va-Thc suffrage
amendmen, Is defeated on the face Of
the returns thus far received
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Prohibition Loses in Arizona.
Tucson. Ariz.-Tho prohibition
amendment lost by a narrow margin
AZ did the initiated local option bill.
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WILSON, 24O,
HUGHES, 23e
FINAL COUNT WILL BE NEcEe
sARY TO DETERMINE RESULT
OF NATIONAL ELECTION.
SEVERAL STATES CLOSE
WYOMING DEFINITELY PLACED
IN WILSON COLUMN, BUT NEW
MEXICO INCOMPLETE.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
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Chicago, Nov. 9.-Virtually com.
pletc returns on the congressional
election give the Republicans control!
Of the House Of Representatives and
the Democrats control OF the Senate.
The standings in the Hous" will be as
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THE new CONGRESS.
INCOMPLETE RETURNS INDICATE
REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE
MAJORITY IN HOUSE.
Returns Sho" Democrats Retain Con.
troll Of Senate-Oemocrats Lead in
Arizona and Republicans in New
Mexico on Incomplete Returns.

Western Newspaper ruIou News Service.
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Albuquerque. y. NJ. Nov. S-Mr
Hughes led President Wilson by 2bN
vote. on the fac, OF unofficial returns
from sllrh,ly more than half OF the
GAS precincts IN New Mexico n, mid
night Returns from 33G precincts
cav. Hughes 1924; Wilson. 1886
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beutige Dement, bes @taatsfefrez
tdrs tpirb 5par bic geitrigs 9eB<
n,elbung niberlegt, unb Der 9err
@tatsfetretdr peiB pieber einmal
bon nidts, aber bas Dement, pur>
be BON Der 9ebprefe einfab unter<
.1@lagen.
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ler", Ser geitern 0ie Sek-Mel-
ler", Der geftern bie nnflatige Wel-
b,tng be5aglid bentider 9iplomaten
bradte, fat bas 9ementi bes Staats-
iefretars beridneigen.)
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@telIung, bic bic Ser. @taaten 5ll
Der neusn beutf6en @rtldrung neb<
men tpiirben, feblen mod INNER,
tiirften aber I'M 2aufe Der ndhiten
Sage gu ertparten iein, ba Bis gum
SSnfrafttreten bes beutf9en Memo<
ranbuns nur mod a6t Sage iibrig
b1eiben. Die Mngelegenbeit pirb
bsute pber mprgen I'M Senat 5ur
gpra9e fonmer.