Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-09
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SAN FRANCISCO Calf, Nov AT clock this after.
noon Wilson leads Hughes by 1926 votes Hughes having
picked 732 in Isl precincts There are still
89 precincts be heard from of the of $3.50 The count
now stands: Wilson 46O,711 Hughes 458385
OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 9-Repubican leaders concede the
state to Wilson Senator Gilbert Hitchcock Democrat is lead
Ing John Kennedy for the senate The congressional ticket
to be about evenly split between Democrats and Repu
lcans. Prohibition has carried this state
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 9-The North Dakota regiment Of
infantry voted the Mexican border as did the Minnesota
regiment The latter with about 2136 votes is at Lano
and Texas and the status of the may depend on the
guardsmens votes The result will be for several
days the ballots to their home counties
for tabulation.
CHEYENNE Wyoming Nov 9-Clarence D. Clark the
Republican from Wyoming defeated by John
B. Kendrck Democrat by approximately $500 John
Monde Republican is leading John Clark for the house
by 304 votes.
ALBUQUERQUE N M, Nov with Ali precincts in
the vote Of New Mexico stands Wilson Hughes 363
SEATTLE Wash, Nov s-For the United States senate,
Miles Pondexter Republican leading 158068 lat for
George Turner Democrat Ernest Lister Democrat and pres
governor leading Henry Mcbride Republican by nearly
10000 votes This is reversal from earlier returns which
showed Mcbride apparently winner
NEW YORK N. Y. Nov 9.-Democratic Chairman Me-
Cormck late today claimed the election of Wilson
Chairman Wilcox of the Republican national committee again
refuses concede the election Probability grows
The Democrats hear from North Dakota and Minnesota that
both have gone for Wilson President Wilson still declines
comment on the situation.
Republicans claim New Hampshire
NEW YORK, N Y. Nov. 9-With the chance that Hughes
will carry Minnesota National Chairman William R. Wilcox
this afternoon stands by his statement that Hughes will
have at least 280 electoral votes His confidence backed by
the reports of Chester Rowe the Republican chairman
California that the state lost Rowe estimated at this
time that Hughes 200 behind but refused concede and
has taken precautions guard the accuracy the
Democratic Chairman Cushing of California says that the
state will "go for Wilson by at least 500'
CONCORD N H. Nov 9-Between midnight last night
and this morning New Hampshire swung from the Hughes
to the Wilson column and stays there exceedingly
margin with the count drawing to close Last night Hughes
161 ahead in New Hampshire and the Democratic commit
tee then said it would apply for recount Early morning
returns switched the standing giving Wilson before the
narrow margin of 49, The count progressed with Wilson
picking up few and stands Wilson 43,842 Hughes
43,721 Hughes 121 behind
FARGO, N. D.. Nov. 9-At this afternoon Wilson had
pulled out commanding lead Hughes This morning
Wilson leading North Dakota by about 1000 The
count stands Wilson 450524 Hughes 446684 Hughes
is 3840 votes behind
# CHARLESTON w. Va Nov. with 1889 precincts
counted about the middle of the afternoon Hughes has
and Wilson 49 This state has 713 precincts and Hughes
has gained slightly in the later counting
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 9-Indiana is apparently
safe in the Hughes column with the standing this after
at S19993 for Hughes and 31 06 for Wilson Two hun
dred and thirty precincts still to be heard from
TRENTON N. J., Nov. 9.-Hughes has New Jersey
by wide margin His plurality is 54774 with 25 small dis
tricts missing