Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-11-11
REPUBLICANS WIN
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Gov. Calvin Coolidge Is Reflect
ed by Big Majority.
LAW AND ORDER VS.. REDS
Victory Puts Damper on Campaign of
neutrality-suspicious. Also Carry
Kentucky, EIecting E. p. Nor
row Governor.

Boston, Nov. Gov. Calvin Cool
idge has been reelected by plurality
that steadily increased as the returns
came in.
Boston gave the Democratic candi-
date for governor, Richard ii. Long,
a plurality (unOfficial) of 1892, as
against 1900 in 1913.
A little less than one-third of the
state outside of Boston gives Coolidge
a lead of 46,171. The vote promises
to be the largest ever cast, that in
Boston being about 10000 greater than
a year ago.
Mr.. Long conceded the reelection of
Governor Coolidge.
In addition to the gubernatorial con-
test the election was for other state of
ficers, lieutenant governor, treasurer,
auditor and attorney general and for
the legislature.
Reds VS.. Anti-Reds.
The contest between Governor Cool
idge and Long really conferred on the
strike of the Boston policemen on Sep
TENDER 9, which turned the city over to
reign of crime. Governor Coolidge,
who rushed out the state guards and
put down the criminals and restored
law and order, was opposed by man
who pledged himself if elected to put
back on the pay rolls the 1900 police
men whom Coolidge dismissed.
Radicalism campaigned against
Coolidge, who defeated Long last year
by 1900.
Republicans Garry kentucky.
Louisville, KY, Nov. Edwin p.
Morrow Rep) was elected governor
of Kentucky by large majority over
Gov. James D. Black Oem).
Republican as Usual.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-COngressman
J. Hampton Moore (Rep.) of the Third
district was elected may
or of Philadelphia by a large plurality
over Henry D. Westcott Oem.).
Mississippi, Democrats Win.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 5.-Reports
from the state election in Mississippi
showed that the Democratic ticket,
headed by Lieut.. Gov. Lee M. Russell,
the primary nominee for governor, was
elected. The Socialist state candi-
dates received scattering support.
There was no Republican ticket in the
field
New York Contests Close.
No. VorI- No, = ID o+,,y,e q, +hO
election here indicated a
close contest for president of the
board of aldermen. In $50 election dis
tricts out of 1857, Moran, the Tam
many candidate, had 47,S16 and La
Guardia (Rep.) 1880. O'Nen (Soc)
had 1884
In the first 20 districts to report in
the First judicial district Luce and
Untermyer, the Tammany candidates
for supreme court justice, were sew
eral hundred behind Newburger and
McCook the Republican nominees.
Fifty-Fifty in Chicago.
Chicago, Nov. Sin Chicago the
Democrats elected a superior court
Judge and the Republicans judge of
the circuit court. All the bond issues
and municipal propositions were car
ried The initiative and referendum
also won. Party lines were eliminated
in the election of delegates to the con-
convention.
Downstate the party nominees rep
resenting the Republicans, who are in
a majority in most of the districts,
were elected without trouble. The Re
publicans will have a majority in the
convention of about 80.
New Jersey Republican.
Trenton, n. J., Nov. 5.-Newton A
K. Bugbee, Republican candidate for
governor. defeated Edward l. Ed
wards. Democrat. according to incom-
Dlete returns.
Maryland in Doubt.
Baltimore. Nd, Nov. 5.-Maryland's
election is still in doubt
IN the face of incomplete returns. The |
candidates are Albert c. Richie. Dem |
lcrat, and present attorney general of |
and Harry W. Nice. Repub-
ican, sid states attorney of Balti- !
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