The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
HARDING STILL LEADS
MLATE STATE REPORTS
Indications Are That Harding
Will Deceive at Least 391
Electoral Votes.

\ Dallas. Tex. Nov. J.--Intense interest
centered today in the congressional race
In the Fourteenth Texas district, where
| on the face OF unofhcial returns. Harry
M. Wurzbach tR), was leading his
democratic opponent, Carlos Bee, in
cumbent. by more than 1000. Should
Wurzbach maintain his lead. II would
DO the first time In twenty six years
that a republican congressman has been
elected from southwest Texas. The
democratic state ticket. according to
unofficlal ana incomplete returns. made
a clean sweep OF majorities OF about
five to one, All democratic congress-.
mon were also elected except in the
Fourteenth district.
socialist Vote Surprises.
A remarkable feature OF the election
In New York city was the socialist vote.
For Eugene v. Debs. the party's presi-
dental candidate, now Imprisoned in
the Atlanta penitentlary for violation
OF the espionage law, were cast 13l. 1866
votes, more than four times the total
received here IN 1915. when the vote
was Si.7yS. Indeed. this year Debs re-
ceived more than a third as many votes
III.
Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. s.--Returns from s3s
precincts out Of i,206 IN Massachusetts
For MISUNDERSTANDING II. Cox, (R).
47OS27: Walsh Cd. BOOST.
New Jersey.
Trenton, N. j., Nov. 3.--The repub-
dcan national ticket was leading by
more than 100000 when little less
than half OF the election districts In
the state had made returns at s am.
The vote IN e21 out OF 2,0d6 districts
W: Ha Hardin 2oi,ossi Cox 94s3Si
Maryland.
Baltlmore, Nov, 3,--.Returns from 500
fer .presIdent; Cox. isi.7ss; Harding ding
III $3.50; Debs. 262.
cd, 1881; Weller fR.j iSs.oi3. ~
. Cox Lsads in New Mexico.
Alpuguoruue, N. M, Nov. s.-With
only thirty-four precincts out OF $40
Cox has lead Of 1889 over Senator
HnrdinR. The figures were:
q !pseer president: Harding. 2.bo2; Cox.
v. For governor; The same Y. precincts
g gf,se, Me ssn tRsp) a.4ss, Hanna
For congressman, Montoya (Rep.
s,sss, Lucero Dcm.l a,S36.
Cox Leads IN Oklahoma.
oklahoma City. Nov. s.--An early tab
uiation To-Day OF complete unofficial re.
turns from more than n thousand pre-
clncts o. the 1855 In the state showed
tnat the Democratic presidential and
senatorial tickets were leading In Okla.
homa by 1000 70 1000.
In the congressional races II an.
peared. on the face OF returns from
approximately half the. precincts In
each district that the democrats had
districts. the republicans the long and
short term contests In the Eighth, with
the results uncertain In the Fourth,
Fifth and sixth districts.
ps7fss'qaf asans osa Bsc'o, %Ss fsys
for United States senator gave Ferris
tpem) ioS.S5s. Harrcld tRep.) iO2.s2a.
Ends n Years Democratic auie,
Kansas City. NO.. Nov. 3.--The re.
publican party has returned to power
here today on the crest OF the fopub-
liean national landslide after twelve
tepublican county ticket was elected
county Judge They named six circuit
court Judges, a Congressman, sheriff |
Az ,sS ssirs county sdfaipistrstion
was esimatsd toby a 5000 nc eom epSnsS
TO D 1900 Wilson majority four years
ago. The result was the most unex- /
pected In Kansas citys political his
Harding Carries o.. Louis.
81. Louie, Nov, Ain 22Bt precincts
out OF $50 Missouri gives Harding
ssS.s4l, Cox si4, 796. For senator, Spen-
Ger tRep.) s7l.S2i, Long (Dem,) sil,046. I
TOT governor. HYDE SRep) s79.765. At
$4,000 Plurality.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 3.--Indiana
will give Senator Warren q. Harding d
plurality OF $4,000, II 10 estimated from
returns received from half the state
today. The reelection OF United States
senator James n. Watson tRep.Y and
election OF Warren T. McCiay (Rep.)
TOT. governor by slightly smaller pli-
rallties seems assured. Nine OF the
republican candidates for con-
Eress are also leading. with four still
: LEADING BY tsa, 4oy.
!. Trenton. N. j.. Nov, swim more
han half the states districts reported,
Ehe. republican national ticket was
eadlng BY ies, t07 at o'clock this
morning. In las out Of 2,046 districts
he vote was: Harding, 2s7,496; Coz.
l26. oe9, Debs, 1864.
terdlnc Carries Missouri.
Bt. Louis, Nov, Sin 2,ipa precincts
'ut OF s,si0 IN Missouri give Hardina
For Senator--Spencer (Rep.), 1884,
NY; Long (Dem.l, 2ob,7s0.