The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-04

| leod Tor senator from III. q. Perry ID
with 1856 OF the stnte's 1901 precinct,
ngl, m Y 1ss Laid had ie,sO7 an'
Although rural returns were gradual,
cutting down his margin. j. r. II
O'Connor (D.) stil led Gov. Lynn J
Frazier tR) by more than $500 votes
N the gubernatOrial race. Early yes
terday o'Connor's lead was more than
1900 Precincts yet TO be heard from
Montana.
Helena. Mont, Nov. l.--The plural-
lty OF Senator Harding over Gov. Cox
In Montana was Increased 10 $4,000 by
returns complied early today Returna
from Liz precinets out % i.4s2 gave
For governor l., NS precincts gave j.
NJ Dixon tR) 9s,s44 b. X. Wheeler
| I'D 62.0S1.
w. ]. Mccormick tR). for congress-
IN the First district, on returns from
374 out OF al precincts. had 80, 1856 70
the Second district Congressman Rid
dick on returns from 772 OF 1,01i pre-
cincts had 1888 votes, and NJ. Nc
Cusker CD had 29.239.
=. Iowa.
Des Moines Ia. Nov. 4.--Towa broke
all records Tuesday in the landslide
which elected Warren q. Harding pres
luont OF the tlHiNtu CIhttb t<Htfbt re-
turns TODAY make II certain that
Harding win have a plurality OF close
TO 100000. The largest previous plural
lty given presidential candidate was
100000 for Theodore Roosevelt.
The entire republican state ticket
rom 100000 to 100000. Senator Albert
B., Cummins was reelected by a
plurality that IN expected 10 reach
100000 before the complete returns are
In. All eleven republican members of
congress were elected.
New Mexico.
Albuquerque. N. M, Nov: 4,-Thaatt
the electoral vote OF New Mexico viii
DO for President elect Harding was
conceded here today by democratic
leaders. with partial and complete re.
turns from every county In the state
except two. Harding has lead Of more
thnn 5000 over Gov. Cox.
The same precincts gave Mechem
(R) for governor n lead OF 1,s50 over
Hanna tD). Montoya. republican can.
didatc for congress. is running behind
Mechem. but he probably will be
elected.
West Virginia.
Wheeling, w. Va. Nov. l.--Complete-
returns In the First congressional sn,n pos aus
bloom (R.) elected over Nicely CD
present congressman, by a majority OF
$50. with Rosenblooni's election the
republicans gain one and will send a
solid delegation Of six to Washington.
West Virginia.
Charleston, w. Va, Nov. S.--Returns
coming In slowly from the mountain
and from those where CONF
facilities are meagor con-
tlnue TO maintain practically the same
ratio as indicated yesterday from the
AZ ha tnA AZ D. nj
ing that Harding had carried the state
BY between $4,000 and 60.0U0, and Nor |
ran. republican, for governor. by about |
he same average. Also, returns from |
some OF the mountain counties did not |
,hange materially the vote for con-
yress, indicating the republicans had |
aiken the sixth district.
Returns from i.4sS districts out OF
.s6s In the state. give: Cox, 1e9,O3O;
Harding. 22b.GSy.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. t.--With only
us OF the states precincts to be heard
rom Senator Warren q. Harding early
.oday had a icad In Indiana over Gov
,rnor Cox OF l60.16S votes Three thou
and and seven precincts. give Harding
Ilssei: Cox. a62, 1so. Two thousand
sC .sss. Mccuiicch lD.l lsc,los Tor gov;
md eight precincts give Watson ORD
10 ,26s. Taggart CD 4ss.ss4 for SEN
Co Complete returns win rive Harding
lose 10 100000 plurality. republican
enders declared. II
The republican avalanche carried nil
he republican congressional candidates
o Victory and swept the state ticket
Harding ran away from Cox in the
INDUSTRIAL centera Of the state. although
'cmocratic leaders had counted on
hose districts TO 70 strongly Tor the
democratic nominee.
OKLAHOMA.
Oklahoma City, Nov. 4.-Oklahoma
Ias gone republican, carrying the state
or Harding by 10000 majority, electing
republican senator 1 ana .nres s r1puo 81
MA ont az s.0sb precincts today gave
Harding l7s.sis; Cox i6a.soo, For sem
tor, e.0ts precincts give Herreld thl
ss.tls; Ferris Spo .:,i lS.lS,s' Democrats
Arkansas.
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. t,--Arkansnn
eid 20 its solid democratic alignment
n tuesdays election. according 70 re-.
urns. received today. when inmi n.
he only contest In which the election
I the democratic nominee wnA not
onceded In advance, the majority n
ayor on Representative John N. Tiii-
nan (D.) over his republican opponent.
ohm l. worthington. would be Lboo or
more.
THOMAS c. MoRae. democratic can
idnte for governor, and other state
nd national candidates or that party
lied UP the usual democratic majori-
wallace Townsend. republican nomi-
ee for governor. wNs leading j.. H.
,lount, who ran as an independent re.
uhllcnn for the same once, by several
thousand votes In the count today
,lount In q negro. a.
Slightly less than one-third OF the
otai vote cast In the state had been
for today, but indicationse
ointed to defeat OF the three state
amendments because 81
heir failure 10 receive total votes equal
o a majority OF the highest vote cast
or a candidate for state ONCE.
Mississippi.
Hnttiesbufg. Mias,, Nov. t,--For the
rst time In history several precincts
nd towns In the Sixth Miehiasirpi con.
district gave republican ma
oritles Tuesday, Seminary ana Rum
els town boxes gave maJorities Tor
Iariing. although the figures are not
valuable.
New Orleans.
New Orleans. Aov. with but one
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