The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-06
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congressional seats 10 the re2ab-
Senator Rnpss sessSn-
I ct. PAUL, MAan, Nor. s.,-5e1asns
4 Yrssste Nelson, republican. h&s been
Reelected, and On the face Of sAoT
returns EEe republicans have seated
eight cor gressnsen and the democrats
one. TIE result fl The reE1zs-1E 2
9Is1rScz, the Third, f close
4 In ali DISTRICTS EXCEPT the tltra,
/ sogrrE and fifth, Republican coagress-
Z sse1 geera 20 have been reelected
/ In rae fifth. ". III Newton reDGo-
I gfcza, apparently hzs defeated W =:
I Robertson, democrat for the seat o,
sgecresent2tfTs LGndeen, republican
4 Representative Van Dyke. demo
I c-4t, Is 5egfeTe6 70 have Been 70
elected 81 the fourth
/ Representative ELLSWORTH. rsDsE-
slscan. ard 2. Simon, democrat, were
/ f5zntfaz z desperate battle "a tae
< count nezrsd compilation IL sns 1aiFc-
4 Governor B1Tng1ist, republican, zD-
( pzrentIy Ia re-slected-
( nc Charge Results.
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov 5.-so
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ressit. from elections In the four Pa
~. northwest gtates. II was ircicst-
ed syy incomplete returns early todzy.
The republicans Apparently gained
che conversational sea. in Wszntag-
TOT. but thGs Was Offset by the seen-
ing gain os one seat III Montana by
,4ns democrats.
Cre1oa and idaho remained strictly
republican, II early returns indicate
tbs result
Oswald West, democrat, has q sgat-
ing chance 10 beat Senator AcNary.
republican, bat JfcSary is leading II
Portland, where West should have
piled up q lead
State May Co Dry.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Gait
forrsz ap2ears 70 hare JUMPED into
the dry column
Overcoming early morning leads o,
the vets. the prohibition amendment.
according 20 returns zt ten this morn
ing fl approximately LOO yotes 10
the good. II ia posssble ftsat San
Francisco, strongly wet. may overcorne
the drys' lead
As rstqrEs come in II ia increasing
~ apparent that the RomirEer 5f7l.
regulating the handling ~ liquor ana
abeIiahfng saloons nag been defeated.
The Betg fought the bfli and the drys
were satisfied with #
Only Three Precincts.
ALBUQUERQUE, y. N, Nov. g.
Returns. very SLOW in coming, show
the republican state and national tex
eta leading, Only three precincts
had been heard from early today.
Ford Falls Behind.
DETROIT. Hfcri., Nov. with nine
small counties missing and returns
from a few counties still incomplete.
Truman H. Nswberry was leading
Henry Ford by FIVE thousand votes In
the race for tile United States senate
according TO reports here.
Doctor az Senator.
WILMINGTON, Del, NOV. Cdr
l.. Heigier Ball has been elected to
succeed Willard Salisbury In the u
8. senate by 1000 votes.
Evenly Divided.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov. ss-Mary
lands delegation Of six members to
the next house Of representatives f.
| evenly gdiyided between democrat
and republicans This IL gain OF
one seat for the republicans.
Champ Clark Gains.
/ LOUISIANA, Mo, Nov. s.-Incom
plete returns from the ten counties In
the ninth district at noon showed
I Speaker Champ Clark with a 2,1sr
lead over Judge e. n. Dyer for con
gresg. Democratic headquarters
c1aims the election.
! coIs Lead Increased.
I COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. Gov
erDor Coz'g lead over Willis was in
creased TO 1915 today with returni
( in from ali but 800 Of the $3.50 pre-
cincts in the state.
! The vote for governor stood:
I coz, democrat, 276,357; willie, re
/ publican, 247,z2l.
! In New Hampshire.
! CONCORD. n. II. Nov. s.-Return'
early today from nearly go towns
out OF 234 in New Hampshire, fndica
ted the election OF Geo. H Moses, re
publican for short term senate seat.
I John H. Bartlett, republican, was
elected governor over n. r. Martin
democrat.
Gov. Henry w. Reyes. republican
was elected to the senate for the Iona
term.
I Republican Rhode Island.
I PROVIDENCE, r. L.. Nov. 6.--Rhodt
! Island went republican, returns here
today showing LeBaron Colt, republi
can reelected to the senate. Republi
cans also captured the three con
gressional seats.
Swept the State.
| HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. s.-The
republicans swept the state of Penn
lsylvania, electing William G. Sproul
governor.
| OF the thirty-two district congress
men the republicans got all but five
and elected all four congrSssmen al