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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
mitchell IS
DEFEATED IN
NEW YORK
International News Service

International News Service:
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Democra-
cy's candidate, Judge John f. Hylan,
today stood elected TO the mayoralty
of Greater New York by the biggest
plurality ever given TO any man IN
the city's history With ali election
districts in the democratic candi-
dates plurality over Mayor John
Purroy Mitchell his nearest oppon-
ent, was las, 636. Previously the
largest plurality ever given a candi-
date was four years ago when Nit
chel carried the city by 121,209.
Judge Hylan swept the entire
democratic ticket into office with
him. The democrats have complete
control of the board of estimate ana
appOrtiOnment, i'm which the actual
administration of the city govern
ment is invested.
The strong race made by Morris
HillqUit, socialist who ran on an
anti-war platform, was one of the
big features of the election. With
.27 districts missing Hillquit had
polled 159.2O4 as against 14S,O16
for Mitchell and 51,956 for William
NJ Bennett, the republican candi-
date
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07

International News Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE great
state of New York awoke today to
find nearly 100000 new voters
within its borders
Woman suffrage has won in New
York. and latest indications are that
it carried by more than $4,000 votes,
after siXty-nine years of continuous
effort since the first woman suffrage
convention was held in the United
states.
SuffraSists Elated
New York is the first of the great
eastern states TO Grant women the
ballot. and having won their fight
the suffragists OF the Empire state
now will turn their attention toward
u federal amendment 10 enfranchise
women throughout the United
States.
Mrs. Norman Der. Warehouse
chairman of the New York state
woman suffrage party, said today.
"The> state woman suffrage party
has leased its headquarters for an
other year and will Join with ma
tional suffrage party 10 fight for a
federal amendment which viii en-
franchise all Of the women in the
United states"
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait chair
man of the national suffrage party
predicted that every woman in the
country will he given the ballot
within two more years.
First Effort I'm 1883.
The FIRST effort on the part OF
New York women in behalf o. SUI
frage was made In 1S53 by susan b
Anthony and a little handful OF wo-
men who invaded Albany 10 urge
.women's rights The initial dele.
CATION made but a slight impress
ion on the legislature and deleca
tions which followed from year q
year met with slight encouragement
until 1855 when the suffrage bill 20
a majority. but not constitutional
majority.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
CHICAGO GIVES
KAISER A BIFF
City'S Patriotism indicated
by Huge Victory Over
Socialist Ticket.
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international News Service:
CHICAGO, Nov. Chicago clti-
zens today regard the Overwhelming
victory Of the fusion democratic-re-
publican ticket over socialist candi-
dates in Tuesdays judgeship cleo
tons as a vindication Of the citys
loyalty and patriotism. The alleged
anti-war attitude Of the socialist
candidates was the most sharply de-
fined issue Of the campaign.
Late returns have failed TO change
materially the estimates based upon
early reports which place the ma
jority OF the fusion candidates at an
average OF about 10000 votes over
their opponents The total vote cast
was 251.T61. the fusion candidates
averaging $4,000 10 an average Of
II. 900 for the socialist nominees.
The judges elected 10 the superior
court are Michael l. Mckinley,
Dennis E Sullivan. Joseph 3. David.
Joseph Z Fitch, Henry Guerin,
Jacob II. Hopkins. Albert c. Barnes.
Charles n. Foell William II. Nc
Surely Hugo Pam. oscar Hebel and
Marcus A Kavanaugh- Frank Johns
ton. jr., and Anton Zeebel We're
elected circuit court judges
4 100000 bond issue for ROAD
purposes vas voted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
COAL BOARDING
SHORTAGE CAUSE
Garfield Will Cut Off All Ship
mentS to Concerns Al
ready Supplied.
International News CIVIC

luLtTUdIlNudl News NtINltt
WASHINGTON, Nov Hoard
ing Of coal by industrial concerns
and big manufacturing plants is the
chief cause of the existing fuel
shortage in hundreds of cities and
towns, field agents of the fuel ad-
ministration reported today. AS a
remedy for this condition, Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield discussed with
his associates the question of sus-
pending coal shipments 10 such
plants as have stored away abnormal
amounts, in order 10 clear the way
for the small consumer.
To Determine Needs.
Administrator Garfield declared
that his investigation would be pur-
sued vigorously i'm all localities to
determine the amounts of coal
stored beyond the immediate needs
Of the purchasers. Redistribution
of excessive stores Of coal has been
considered by Administrator Gar
field as a possibility, but today he
felt that this would not have to be
resorted TO if both shippers and large
consumers cooperate Loyalty with the
government in its effort 70 meet the
problem.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
Election Returns
From Over State
International News Serrice:

International News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. L.
The municipal elections in Indiana
resulted in some great political
battles but did not bring many sur
prises. The strength Of we'll organ
lied political forces was evidenced
in the election for mayor of Charles
Jewett. republican, Indianapolis; re-
election of Ben Bosse. democrat, az
Evansvine; elton of Elkanah
Hulley, repUi can, at Marion; w.
s. Cutshaw republican, at Fort
Wayne. ana reelection of J. II. Mel
lett, democ Ut. at Anderson.
Bunch Elected.
Mayor Rollin Bunch Of MUpcie,
badly defeated the republican ofgan-
ization which had the support of the
dry" element. But in most cities
where the wet and dry issue pre-.
dominated. the dry candidates won.
Dr. : nner Furniss a colored
physical o. was elected councilman
at Indianapolis.
tn socialists elected mayors OF
Flwood and Gas City Goshen elect
ed a republican for the first time in
II years.
Frank Lamonte, socialist. who
was disbarred from the practice Of
law in Evansville for opposing the
draft law and sending soldiers 10
Europe. got $500 votes against
1900 for BosSe. He had been
counted a factor in the race
In Marion the socialist candidate
upset the dope by running second.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
WINS
IN NEW YORK
BY HUGE VOTE
BULLETIN.

International News Service
WASHINGTON. Nov. THE
news from New York" today
stirred official Washington. The
declaration of the Empire state
for suffrage marks the beginning
Of the end To organized opposi-
ton to votes for women. Poll
tiCians who are students of
events agreed on this fact today.
Only one thing will prevent fav-
OrabIe action by the coming
congress on the Susan Il. An
thony amendment and that will
be the action of certain suf-
rraSe organizations that have
advocated militant methods i'm
the capital. III they continue
their demonstrations they will
furnish an excuse To certain rep
rcsentatives and scnators-an
excuse which they have been
looking for-tO vote against the
amendment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
HOLD
PLAVE RIVER
BATTLE LINE
Advance of AuStro-GermanS
Holly Contested - Crucial
Battle Expected Only
II Miles From Venice.
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international News Service:
ROME. Nov. Cen. Cadorna' 5
retreating Italian army is stubborn
~ contesting every foot Of ground
as it nears the Plave river, where
the crucial battle with the German
forces is believed inevitable.
The Italian cavalry. covering the
rear Of the retreat, is matching its
skill and experience against over
whelming odds. The cavalry is sue
ceedine in the Italian plaza play
for time.
Bridges Blown Up.
The war office announced today
that the Italian line had Withdrawn
TO the Livenza river in good order.
The statement adds that enemy
bridges over the Tagliamento river
were bombed.
The stand at the Plave, only II
miles from Venice, cannot be taken
for several days, it was pointed out.
Such a temporary physical impossi-
bility will necessitate additional
sacrifices by the most wonderful
of all Italian units, the cavalry.
Venice is Objective.
Advices from the Venetian front to-
day tell Of the arrival of fresh enemy
troops, bringing up the total enemy
front to more than 1000, 600 The
enemy hordes now include Ger.
mans, Austrians, Bulgarians and
Turks.
Venice is undoubtedly the enemy
objective, military critics now ad-
NIT.
Gen. CadOrna's apparent objective
is to delay the Plave engagement as
long as possible in the hope Of re-
ceiving all possible aid from the
British and French.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
Result of Ohio
"Wet and Dry"
Fight in Doubt
InternatIonal g. serviee

International News Service
COLUMBUS, O., Nov Z. - Ohio
will not know today whether the
state has gone wet or dry. 1t may
not know for several days for it will
take the official count TO decide the
issue. This was the statement made
by officials in the secretary OF states
office this afternoon.
Vets and drys were in turn joy
Gus and sad today. Claims and
counter-claims Of victories were
made and as nearly all of the pre-
cincts Of the state were heard from
the vote was still so close and vary =
ing that IL was impossible 10 say
who was ahead.
officials predicted the result will
be very close and that the winning
side will only nose past the goal"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
ELECTION RESULTS AT
A GLANCE
WOMAN SUFFRAGE


New York.-Carried by ap-
proximately $4,000, Gnconplete).
Ohio.-Lost by approximately
$4,000. GncOmpiete).
PROHIBITION.
Ohio.-In doubt. Vote excep-
tionally close. Both sides conf
dent.
New Mexico.-Carried by ap-
proximately 10000, Gncomplets).
GUBERNATORIAL.
Massachusetts. - Samuel ".
Mccall. republican, reelected by
approximate majority OF 10000.
Virginia. Westmoreland
Davis, democrat, by approximate
majority of $4,000.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Connecticut. - Schuyler Mer-
rift. epublican-fourth district.
Massac W. Lufkin.
rCpublican-sixth district
Pennsylvania.-N. q. Lyons.
republican - twenty-eighth dis
trict
IMPORTANT MAYORALTN
ELECTIONS.
Cleveland.-Harry L. Davis.
republican.
New York.-John +. Hylan.
democrat.
Pittsburgh.-E. V. Babcock.
republican.
Buffalo.-George s. Buck. re-
publican.
Cincinnati.-John Calvin. re-
publican.
Harrisburg l. Keister.
republican, unofficial returns).
Toledo. - Cornell Schreiber
non partisan.
Indiana polls - Charles "
Jewett. republican.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
MEXICAN SUB CHASER GOES DOWN; q ARE Los
arson Elected Mayor by Sca,1t Margin Of 50 Vote
The Neu
Administration

MAYOR.
FRANKLIN r. CARSON. (re-
pUblican).
CLERK.
FRANK BILINSKI, (demo-
craft.
FRANK GILMER, Cdemocrat).
COUNCILNIEN.
1st Ward.
EDWARD HAGEY, Crepubu-
cam.
End Ward.
FRANK r. WIESNIEWSKI,
(democrat).
3rd Ward.
MAURICE c. VENNET, (dem-
ocrat).
18th Ward.
SHERMAN c. JUDSON, Gre
publican).
9TH Ward.
CHARLES A. BEYERS. ere
publican).
9th Ward.
JOHN OLEJNICzAK, demo
craft.
eth Ward
WILLIAM GOEBEL. Crepubii-
cam.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AUGUST BAILEY. (democrat).
EDWARD LUTHER. demo
Crat).
JOHN KUS, (democrat).
CITY COUNCIL: Six of ten
members are democrat. four are
republican.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
Poland Annexed
By Austria
International News Service

International News Service
AMSTERDAM. Nov. Emperor
Karl OF Austria. has assumed the
title of king of Poland, says q dis
patch received today from Berlin
which quotes the Lokal Auzei ger.
The article continues as follows.
The latest sitting OF the crown
council has solved the Polish situa
tiou according 10 Austria wishes
Poland becomes attached 70 Austria.
and Galcia viii be part OF Poland. "
LAthunia and Courland. the paper
states. viii in all probability be ale
leo With PrussiR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
MILLIONAIRE ELECTEp MAYoR

Irtern0tiOuaI News service:
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. T.-E. v.
Babcock. ulti-millionaire. will be
Pittsburgh's next mayor. Complete
figures OF the vote in the non-parti-
san election give Babcock 4O.O96:
William Magee. 1886. "a majority
for BabcOCk OF $50.
Babcock was supported 10y the
Penrose organization while Magee
was backed by Ware and the state
administration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-07
MAYOR MITCHELL SMILES.

international News Service:
NEW YORK, Nov. z. - Smiling
and cheerful, Mayor Mitchell re
sumed his duties at the city hall to-
day and appeared TO be the least
concerned person in the building
over the election result.
Il haven't made single plan for
the future" he told the newspaper
men. There is enough work here
to keep me busy for a while"