The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-04
THREE STATES FURNISHED
LARGEST PLURAL|T|Es
Aftermath Of the Big Campaign
Discloses Interesting Side
Lights, Marion on the
Map

Labor candidate. fafleN r. NMsNNN"
sen. of salt Lake city, Utah. had not
been located at an early hour today
Senator ilarilng. with ne receipt
OF tho ballot tldings--on hss fitsy fAt'h
birthday announced plaas for va
cation hexlnnIag next Friday he VII
snend several DAYS near Brownsville
Texas and then tour lhe Panama
canal sone. Governor COX i al"p
manning a vacation on = hunting
trip Ia Mississippi
ohio the home, Of both Senator
Harding and Governor Cox illinois
and Pennsylvania, furnished no
largest Republican plural'sies. THAT
OF New York. where Cove nor smith
Democrat. aud Nathan =. iillcr Re
publican were mock and neck In the
guborna,orial fight close 10 me
million marN. Ohio was around iao.'
o00: lllinols. AZ tho present ratio
about 500 900 and penneyIsrnic about
400 0oa.
In California. where senator fhe.
Ian. Democrat. wns trailing far be-
hind samuel NJ Shortridse, ltepuhll
can. and with Senator Harding even
further ahead on the ticka'. adoption
oe tho alien land law amendment. re-
latlng to Japanese land tenure. had q
wide majority,
Prohibition was subiqet not re-
flccied npon the face of ~ returns,
but volstead. Republican. of Mime.
sofa. author OF the prohibition en-.
forcemcnt law WAS In close raea.
Republican governors IA Connect.
cut. Illinois whore forme senator
Lewis was defeated by Ism small
Kansas. Massachusetts, Michigan and
New Hampshire were successful, and
in Tennessee. Governor Roberts. on
unofficial returns. was behind Az
TAYLOR, Republican. but The Demo
Gratis we're claiming Roberts election.
without final or officisl returns.
decisive plurailiies and leads indical-
ed certainty Of tho followinwl
HARDING. California, IL votes; Colo
RADIO 6. Connecticut 7 Delcware, -
Illinois. 20: Indiana rs. Iowa, la'
Kansas, 10. Maine. 8: Massachusetis,
n. Michigan Is, Mlnensnid, II; Ne.
Braska. s New Hampshire 4; New
Jersey. a.. New York a.; Ohio "a;
Oregon. q Pennsylvania, rs; Rhode
Island s t'tah 4 Vermont 4 Wash'
ington, 6: West Virginia, s wiscon
sin. ig; wyomnr, g. Total s29
Governor Cox had saf,ly the fol
lowing:
Alabama ~ votes: Arkansas. Q;
Florida. 6 Georgia, ~ Kentucky
lS: Louisiana. lo: Misslsslrppi 10;
North Carolina, ~; South Carolina.
=. Texas. 20; Virginia, H. Total 1877,
Lacking sufficient ro'urns and
doubtful. were the following
Arizona. 3 votes: idano 4. Mary.
land. s, Missouri is: Montana, 4;
Nevada. 81 New Mexico 3 North Da-
kota. 8: Oklahoma. 10: Tennessee,
~: South Dakota 8. Total 7b
Total, 5Si votes.
The Republican ticket presidential
and senatorial. was leading IN ART
zona. Nevada, Idaho. Missouri, Mon.
tana. and South Dakota In Okla.
homa the race was said to be- the
closest in history with the Democrats
ahead Official figures from Tenn
essee. gave Governor Cox lead of
II 900 with but onefifth Of the re-.
turns in. In Maryland. Senator Hard
ing was leading
Inc contest IN NILSSON also was
close, with tho Republican, presidcn.
tial and senatorial tIcko leading
Mixed with the senators congratu-
latory messages today wsre several
forehanded requests for seats al the
inauguration ceremonies IN Washing
ton next March. The honor OF hayIne
made the first application II that sor,
falls. however, TO George NJ. Cook
an official OF Swift A. Co. who tele