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Evening journal., 1916-11-07
NATION SWINGS TOWARD
THE HUGHES COLUMN
BY PERRY ARNOLD

United Press STAFF Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Nov. AT s o'clock
tonight, the swing OF the vote count
Was toward Charles r. Hughes Two
hours earlier the trend had been dis
tinctly toward his Democratic Oppo-
nent. At o'clock. it was practically
conceded that Hughes had carried
New York State by possibly 100000,
and Kansas by a substantial major
ity.
In Illinois, the Republicans we're
claiming a plurality for Hughes Of
100000 while the Democrats were
content with generalities without fig
ures.
In Ohio the meager early returns
showed gains by Wilson except in
Cincinnati. but the sweep predicted by
Wilson adherents in the State at this
hour had not developed In New
England. Hughes was running behind
the State ticket, whose election
seemed certain.
Hughes was not sufficiently far be-
hind the gubernatOrial and senatorial
candidates to give his followers any
serious apprehension.
Connecticut showed a close race
In New York City. Wilson evidently
did not receive a greater plurality
than 10000, some of his supporters
limiting that Tammany had not
thrown its full support to the Presi-
dent This plurality in the greater
city was far insufficient to overcome
the heavy Republican vote upstate.
Governor Hughes. at the Astor,
made no attempt to conceal his pleas
ure at the early returns, but issued
no statement
AT Shadow Lawn. Secretary to the
President Tumulty ridiculed the
claims that Hughes had been elected.
Information here" he declared.
docs not warrant any such predic-
ton"
The New York Tribune and the
Herald. both strong Hughes papers,
claimed the returns at this hour in
dicated election of the Republican
nominee.
National Republican Chairman Will
cox at S o'clock said:
Although il is a little early to
predict on the national situation. it
looks as though Illinois and New
] York are safe for Hughes This is a
! gratifying victory and il shows that
: the people can be trusted
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
VOTE BRANDYWINE HID.
BALLOTS IN The CITY

Due TO a mixup in the official bal
lots. voters estimated at between 80
and 75, residing in the Fourth dis
trict OF the Fourth ward who voted
at Fourth and Pine streets, voted
ballots Of the Sixth Representative
district, Brandywine hundred, in
stead Of their own ballots. The mix
up was due to a number of the Bran
dywine hundred ballots getting into
a bundle of the ballots intended for
the lower districts in the lower sec
ton of the city.
As result, those who voted the
ballots did not cast their votes for
the right candidates for State SEN
ator. State Representative and Levy
Court Commissioner.
II was reported that several of the
ballots intended for the rural sec
tiOns were likewise found in the
Third district OF the Fourth ward. the
polling place being at No. 423 East
Fourth street.
Those who cast the majority Of
these ballots had intended voting fo'
William II. Greenwell. candidate TO
State Senator; Walter Rash. cand
date for State Representative. ant
Robert II, Burns. candidate for Lev,
Court from that district Whether
these votes will be placed TO the
credit OF the three candidates viii
have to be decided by the court, al
though it IS predicted that the voters
intent is shown by the voting OF the
ticket
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
BON FIRES LIGHT UP
EAST SIDE DISTRICTS

Enthusiasm over the election broke
out in Wilmington as soon as the
polls closed. Bonflres we're started
all over the city even before the re-
turns began coming in. The fires
were started by boys in most cases
and were kept going irrespective Of
whether Hughes or Wilson was in the
lead. This was the first time in years
that demonstrations Of this kind were
begun so early in the evening.
Those who started the bOnfres
probably got the inspiration from the
fact that the election officers. as soon
as the voting was over, set fire 70
the unused ballots in the streets
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
ELECTION HINGES ON
The Central States
By Nc United Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. t. Charles
Evans Hughes and practically the en-
tire Republican State ticket won in
New York. according to indications at
Z o'clock. At the same time most Of
New York's newspapers were conced-
ing the forty-fve electoral votes OF
the Empire State TO the Republicans,
the Democratic state committee an
nounced its claim that New York City
would give Wilson $4,000 over
Hughes. This figure, it is pointed
out. is below that which Republican
managers had figured il was neces-
sary to beat by upstate majorities to
carry the State for Hughes.
If later returns establish that New
York Is in the Republican column. the
election apparently hinges on the big
States of the Middle West-lllmois,
Indiana and Ohio.
This trio of cOmmonwealths, with
New York. had been adiudged the
pivotal" States i'm the election.
Apparently William Calder. Repub-
lican has been chosen United States
Senator over William f. McCombs.
former Democratic national chair
man, and Governor Whitman, Repub-
lican, reelected over Justice Samuel
Seabury. former Progressive.
The estimate OF the New York
Times is that Hughes majority in
the State will be from 125,000 TO
49, 600
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS

By the United Press.
BOSTON Hughes is running be-
hind the Republican State ticket in
Massachusetts, but on the face Of
early returns from throughout the
State. seems certain TO carry the
State.
The Boston Globe at 8 o'clock con-
ceded the election OF Mccall, Rep,
for governor and Lodge. Rep, for
senator, and asserted that Hughes
was running strong"
One hundred towns in Masachu-
sets; Hughes, 11.779; Wilson, H.
47s.
Same towns: Governor, Mccall,
Rep, 1S,s5s; Mansfield, Dem, g.
5S4.
WLLIAMsTOWN, Mass. - Com
plete: Hughes, 41S; Wilson. 24s. In
1912: Wilson. 254; Taft. ITO; Roose.
welt, 2O4.
Wnliamstown is the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Francis B. Sayre, son in-law
and daughter of President Wilson.
For governor: Mccall, 425; Mans
field, 200.
KINGSTON-Complete returns show
Hughes. PIC; Wilson. 112. For COVER
nor: Mccall. 900: Mansfield, 106. For
Senator: Lodge. 2O9; Fitzgerald, 106
BOSTON-Returns from seventy
Massachusetts towns for governor:
Mccall, Rep. 1886; Mansfield, Dem,
6,671.
Senator: Fitzgerald. Dem, 6.S63;
Lodge, Rep, 12,056.
Returns from 130 city precincts give
Wilson 32,434; Hughes, 1885,. For
governor: Mccall Rep, 1871; Mans
field. Dem, 32,247. For senator:
Fitzgerald, Dem, 32,5S2; Lodge, Rep,
1916.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
KANSAS IS REPUBLICAN.

Iog tue Iuiteu IIthc.
TOPEKA, Kan.-As the polls closed
tonight, indications were that Hughes
had carried the State by over 10000
plurality. Cities which were expected
to give Hughes majorities. have
turned out small majorities for Will
son. while Topeka polled tremendous
votes for Hughes.
Capper. Rep. for governor. is lead
ing everywhere. indicating a 25,O00
larger plurality for Capper than for
Hughes.
Reports 10 State headquarters from
county chairmen indicated between
100000 and $4,000 votes were cast.
about forty per cent. women
Incomplete returns on 127 pre-
cincts gave Wilson 9,lO3; Hughes
9,4S9.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
SAY MAJORITY OF SOLDIERS
VOTED FOR WILSON
Special TO THE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DEMING, New Mexico, Nov. TN
official estimates Of the vote cast by
the Delaware Militia are that Wilson
has a slight majority, as a majority of
the members of the two battalions are
Democrats.
It is believed Townsend for Cover
non and Miller for Congress. will run
uiead of the Republican ticket.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTED

Isaac Anderson a well-knoWn col
ored man was arrested this afternoon
by Detective Sergeant Green on a
charge Of attempted bribery. The ar
rest was made on a warrant issued
at the instance Of John +. Holland.
an election officer i'm the First ward.
Anderson was released on $500 bail
for o hearing i'm City Court tomorrow
morn ng. former Sheriff Samuel Nc
Daniel going on the bond
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
MISSOURI
By The Unlted Pres.

By The United Press.
ST. LOUlS-Ten minutes after the
polls closed in Missouri both the
Democratic and Republican State
chairmen claimed the State for Presi-
dent, L. S. Senator and COVER
The vets" claimed the defeat OF the
Prohibition amendment by 25O,0OQ
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
OLD DIAMOND State
Steel MILLS ON FIRE

Unused buildings OF the Diamond
State Steel Company, on the north
side of the Christiana river at Church
street, caught fire at s o'clock tonight
and are threatened with destruction.
The entire fire department is in
service. The buildings on fire were
not included in the property bought
by the Wilmington Steel Company.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
RETURNS IN CITY WILL
Be LATE COMING IN

Because of the slow method OF
counting the ballots under the new
ballot law. the returns from the VIII
mington dis'r CTS and throughout the
State Will be late
The count now in progress shows
much cutting in many districts.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07

on straight tickets counted in thirty
three cTty precincts, Democratic
headquarters here gave Wilson 1888;
Hughes LAOS. and claimed the city
. to 1 for Wilson. Wilson carried
the city by only 9O5 votes four years
ago. against the combined vote Of
Taft and Roosevelt
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
RHODE Island

BY the United Press.
PROVIDENCE, r. 1.-The entire
Republican State ticket. together with
Governor Beekman. have been re-
elected. The legislature is strongly
Republican. L. S. Senator Lipptt.
Rep. is running behind Hughes, with
Gerry, DEM, close up.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
cHAReep wIrH llLEeAL voTINe.

PatrOIman BurchinaI Iate TINS aIter-
noon arrested Robert Blake. colored,
on the charge of illegal voting. II is
alleged that Blake voted at the poll
ing place at Fourth and Tatnall
streets, whereas he had no residence
II the ward. The case will be heard
i City Court tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
new JERSEY
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
TRENTON, ~ 1.-THE Essex coun-
ty Republican committee claims New
Jersey by 10000 plurality for Hughes
and Edge gubernatorial nominee.
The first twenty-six votes in the
First district. Lawrence township.
gives Hughes Is; Wilson, g. The first
% votes in the Second precinct gives
Hughes IS; Wilson, z.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
GEORGIA 10000 FoR WILSON.

BY The United Press
ATLANTA, Ga.-With a vote Slight
ly heavier than in 1912. Georgia party
managers. Republican and Demo
cratic. estimate Wilson's majority at
$4,000, which is $4,000 under that Of
four years ago.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
TUMULTY DOUBTS 1T.
he United Press.

~ Inc InlteU TTess,
ASBURY PARK, y. J.-Secretary
Tnmulty. at $50 tonight, ridiculed
claims made OF Charles Z. Hughes
election. Information here. he de-
clared, did not warrant any "such
premature predictions"
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
DANIELS WARD FOR WILSON.
y The United Press.

BY The United Press.
RALEIGH. y. C.-DemOcratic ma
jorities are apparently maintained in
al districts Of the State. party lead
ars claiming 10000 to $4,000. Josephus
Daniels ward, as usual went , TO 1
Democratic.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
GOVERNOR HUGHES PLEASED

NEW YORK--GovernOr Hughes declares he was
greatly pleased and gratfied when told he had car
ried New York State. He then gave up his close
watch on the returns to eat hearty dinner.
The governor said he would be pleased to re-
ceffve "any important returns" between courses
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
maryland

BY The United Press.
BALTIMORE-Firs returns give
Wilson 176. Hughes 129. a gain for
Wilson of 46. Maryland returns will
be very late.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
SOUTH CAROLINA DEM0cRArTC,

By The United Press
COLUMBIA, 5. c. Scattering re-
turns indicate Wilson carried the
State. so TO /. Manning is elected
governor. Cole Blease getting few
votes
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
TAMMANY DOUBLE
CROSSES WILSON
BY The United Press.

by Inc Nnited Press.
NEW YORK.-Some of the national
Democratic leaders we're quick to hint
that Tammany had given Wilson the
double cross in the greater city. These
men had stated privately before the
count came in that with even normal
success, Wilson's majority in the
greater city should not fall below
10000. The early returns indicated
that Wilson would do well to lead by
10000 in the city.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
Returns Indicate G. o. p.
Candidate Has Carried New
York, Indiana, Connecticut,
Observation-Disclosures
Republicans Claim Ohio.

NEW YORK. Nov. THE New York Tribune ORep) and the
New Herald ep) and the New York World Dem at $50
o'clock tonight claimed the election of Charles Evans Hughes
President Charles Warren Fairbanks VcePresident
The same papers claim Hughes has carried New York COnne
cut Indiana Illinois Massachusetts, Ohio in doubt Returns
from New Jersey coming slow although the Republicans claim
the State.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
OKLAHOMA FoR WILSON.

B, 'fhe United Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY-State Demo
cratic headquarters claim Wilson car
ried the State by between 10000 and
10000.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
EVENING MUSICALE.

Under ne auspices of Friendship Bible
class OF Harrison Street sunday school
amwsi,alo uill tc Aitcn in the church on
Thursday niglf Mrs. Virginia Jones
ialtomn- will give several readings, lt
win De- to. the henoi Of the chlleh fund
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
ILLINOIS is REPUBLTCAN.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO.-Republican headquar-
ters claim Hughes has carried Illinois
by $4,000. G
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
MILSON MINS ALARAMA.

By The United Press.
MOBILE. Ala.-Early returns indi-
cate Wilson's majority in Alabama
would be $4,000. In 1912 T. was 50.-
O19.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
SLASH PRESIDENT IN FLORIDA

~ Tho United Press
JACKSONVILLE. Fla.-Partial re-
iurns indicate that Wilson's majority
# four years ago of 1880 may be cut
o 5000
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
ARMY OFFICERS SLASH WILSON

BY The United Press.
Ell PASO, Tex.-Presidentia cleo
tion returns from the border: StafI
officers OF the Seventh division
Hughes. 81; Wilson. l.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
OHIO

By The United Press. III.
COIIrNlBUS. Ohio-When the polls
,,osod at 80. it was assured that the
state had polled a record Vole. s l-ess
than seven per cent. OF the resis,ereu sis,,'s
voters in Cuyhago county '1lene
land) failed to vote. SlNlS 'nous
and votes we're cast IN ffahN'ul ooun
tv (Columbus)
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
Hughes Elected Returns Indicate
PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA.-The Inquirer at
o'clock estimates Hughes has car
ried Pennsylvania by 200, 600
The Inquirer also claims the entire
Republican State ticket elected.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
ILLINOIS
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO-H Headquarters OF the
National Republican Committee here
claim that Hughes has carried nli-
nOis by more than 100000.
Complete returns from 116 pre-
cincts out OF 2.10S in Chicago indi-
one" nip and tuck presidential
fight here.
'o-ip"'s gave Hughes IS
375; Wilson, 1888.
The Democratic headquarters de-
clare Wilson has CARED the State by
satisfactory margin but would give
no figures.
Chairman Fred Sterling. of the Re
publican State committee claimed IL
linOis for Hughes by 10000 on the
face of early down-State returns, re-
ceived by the committee.
SPRINGFIELD.-On down-State re-
turns already received. the Illinois
State Journal. Rep. estimates Hughes
plurality in Illinois 100000.
CHCAGO-Hughes and Wilson con.
tinued their heart-breaking race as
the Chicago count progressed.
Two hundred and fifty-nine precincts
in Chicago gave Hughes 42.523; vii
son. 3994S.
Wilson was expected TO carry Chi
cagO by a big vote as down State IL
linois is strongly Republican.
Wilson is apparently running be
hird Dunno for governor.
Early returns indicate Hughes will
carry Sangamon county. Springfield
by 1000. This county in 1912 gave
Wilson S,400
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
VIRGINIA FOR WILSON.

BY The United Press.
RICHMOND. Va.-Indications at 6
o'clock were that Wilson had carried
the State by 10000.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
CONNECTICUT

BY The United Press.
HARTFORD-The New York Times
comedies Connecticut to Hughes.
HARTFORD. Conn. - Republican
State Chairman King claims the State
for Hughes for $1,000. based on re-
turns from five Connecticut cities.
HARTFORD. Conn. Republican
State Chairman King claims Con-
necticut for Hughes by 10000.
MERIDEN-Completc returns here
gave Wilson 3.2i3; Hughes 1857.
BRIDGEPORT Bridgeport went
for Hughes by 200. the Republican
national committee announced.
HARTFORD-City complete: vii
son, II ,767: Hughes. S.3l1. In 1912
the city voted; Wilson 7,462; Taft,
6.396; Roosevelt, 2,467.
NEW HAVENrTen towns in the
State gave Wilson 2S,S16; Hughes,
23,646.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07

CLEVELAND Henry Breckerman'
Ran,blican member of the election
hoard of this county. predicted at
.9O Wilson would carry Cuyhaso
county bv 10000. Marlin Thumm' OF
tbe Democratic executive committee
predicted at the same time thaI VII
son " 1uld carry the county by 81
600.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
New YORK

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Nov THE Herald
World. Tribune and Times and the
Brooklyn Eagle and Standard Union
agree that Hughes has carried New
York state. Hughes plurality will De
100000
Al 68O the New York Herald ah-
nouncos that Governor Whitman hau
been reelected and Calder. Re
publican. had been chosen On''eu
States senator.
Wilson carried Auburn by plu-
rality OF SIS. In 1912 he CARED lne
city by 81. poohos.
Hughes Will probably carry koches'
Ter by 10000 plurality.
The Democratic committee conoeues
that Governor Hughes carried Albany
county the home OF William Barnes,
Inv about 10000 This is record
Geneva's eight districts complete
rave Wilson. LIPS; Hughes, l''5l,
I'm 1912 Geneva gave Wilson 94F
Taft S61: Roosevelt. 422.
Little Falls. complete; Hughes l.
200: Wilson. LOSS.
Herkimer complete Hughes; l.
197. Wilson. 1916. Governor: Whit
man 1850: Seabury. 93I.
The Republican state committee
rot,rns show Hughes carried Fulton
comfy. The vote. Hughes. 2'9z'
Wilson 1872.
Hughes carried Cornlg by 90 votes
The Republicans claim Hughes mas
carried Eria county. including the
citv of Buffalo, by $4,000.
The State Democratic headquarters
at g IN O'Clock announce that Rev
YORK city probably would give VIII
son 10000 over Hughes.
Evening journal., 1916-11-07
SUN AND TIDES.

sun rose .................. G.3s A. VI
sun sets .................. AN p. NJ
Evening journal., 1916-11-07

HEMsTEAD.-Early returns from
Nassau the home county of Colonel
roosevelt and Robert Bacon. lnul-
cate Hughes and the entire RepuD-
1icon state ticket and all except pos
sihiv two county officials, have been
oivcn n plurality of from 2,SOO
n 500 out Of total vote Of 2o'OOo'
Evening journal., 1916-11-07

cLEvELAND-Basirg their claims
Evening journal., 1916-11-07

MERIDEN Complete returns here
gave Wilson 32i3; Hughes 1857.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
ELM HALL.

Mike yesterday has moved down
near Crystal for the coming year.
Mrs. William Wilson is quite sick
DR.. Lamb or Alma is attending her.
Mrs. c. A. Pratt was in town for
the week end, she was the guest Of
Mrs. Botcher
Write or call C. A. Sawkins Piano
Co. for particulars about the special
in used piano, to be sold for balance
on contract.-adv.
Mrs. NJ. H. Smith was called TO
Grand Rapids, Saturday morning by
the serious illness of her mother.
Miss Sarah Won Thurn spent over
Sunday with her parents near St.
Louis.
Edd Smith was home from Alma
over Sunday. He has position in
the pickle factory there.
David Boyd of St. Louis visited his
sister, Mrs. Senca Sly Saturday.
Pearl Smith is home from Alma,
she is having an attack of tonsilitis.
Tom Proton has bought the old
lumber shed of Mrs. Hoxie and tore it
down and moved it up TO his farm.
Mrs. Bardwell is quite sick.
John Young of Riverdale was a
caller in town Saturday afternoon.
Floyd Davis of Chicago was in
town Thursday calling on old friends.