New Britain herald., 1919-11-05

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 Get Drift Of Popular Sentiment
 For Next Years Elcc.ion--Tann-
 many Beaten.
 More complete returns today on Inc ofi-Hcar election yesterday n several states did not change the out come in any important respect The smashing victory of Calvin Coolidge, republican, in Massachusetts. re. elected to succeed himself as governor by the largest vote ever boiled by a guhcTnatorial candidate in that stato, shared honors with an almost equally decisive "dGJ" victory in Ohio as tho <most striking result Of the voting.
 Kentucky and New Jersey
 As g possible indication of the drift of ponrlar sontimen; lrepara- tory to he national election ncxt year yoStGrda}'& rHs!1lts wcrc being closely scrutln.zcd Ky party leaders. Ken lucky w;ts swept into tho republican fold in Inc 9Ovc"0orship fight, but today's returns made it certain that New Jersey haC reverted to tho dem ccratic column. Maryland. the only other state Tn which there vas a seri- ous co1tns; f0r tie @ovrrnor:l;p. was still ir Gou0t with tnH damocratic candidate leading.
 Police Strike An Is>,uc
 Local issues complicated the fight in at least two states. In Ma@sachu- . setts tho police strike issue in Boston was said to undcrlie the purely party l division at the polls. Richard 1T. Long defeated democratic candidate, 1 had appealed to the labor vote, while 1 Governor COoiidGe stood souarely on his record in dealing with the i3ost on police strike and rolled up q plural ity of almost 125, O00 vote0
 Tn New JcrsCy, Edward I. EIdWr"oA, democrat running on a "wet" plat form, haG an apparently safe leaL or almost 12,00O over Newton A. K. Bugbec, republican, but the le1isla lure will be republican by a marrow margin.
 Black Dccisiycly Beaten.
 The defeat of Governor James D. Black, democrat, for reelection in hGntuckN. where EuN Ut hOlloN' his republican opponent, was credit ad today with a plurality approaching 10000, probably will be more dis cusscd than any other state result by party managers, who have their eyes fixed on next years campaign. Previous democratic majorities were upset in some parts of the state.
 The senate fight over the league of nations entered into tho Kentucky contest to some extent, Governor Black declaring for the league in his campaign.
 Republicans. also will control the lower ! ouso of the Kentucky legisla- turc, while the democrats will con trol tEe senate.
 The wet and dry issue also en- tered into the Kentucky contest d statewide prohibition amendment apparently having been defeated de- cisivcly.
 Socialist Runs Behind.
 Lee M. Russell, democrat, was elected governor of Mississippi by the usual majority. He was opposed by q socialist who polled only about 1o,- 900 votcs The legislature will be solidly democratic.
 Tammany iS Beaten.
 In New York state the election turned upon judges of the supreme court, Tammany Hali candidates sul- fering complete defeat. In the city Representative r. H. La Guardia, re- publican, defeated Robert l.. Moran, the Tammany candidate for president of the board of aldermen by 1863 votes, according to complete returns. An official recount will be asked for in MOranS behalf.