The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
Dayton NelUs Issues
First Extra on Defeat
Maine Went Republican BY
Greatest Majority Ever Civ
en- n Presidential Candidate.
LEAGUE ISSUE IL KILLED
President Wilson Has Been
Granted His Solemn Refer
en1un ON League.

Ntw York. Nov AT i3 80 O'Clock
thls moHaine win actual returns far
from complete Harding Nas cerieln 81
91a votes IN the electoral eolleec from
fire foliovi states
Connecticut Delaware Idaho flii-
nols. lows. Kansas. Mainc. Nlassachu-
setis. Mlchlrah Nebraska. New iIamp
shire NcW Jersey. New York. ohio
0reron peuus, lyanla. Rhode island
vermont Washington Wisconsin AMI
WNomlnE
Tho states from which returns were
Goo meaRrr o. Justify actually placing
Them ~ either tbe llardtag or Cox
column were Nrirona 2 California a.
Colorado g ln,iiana ia Kentucky a.
Mars land =. Minnesota ~. Missouri a.
Nioniana 8 Ne,ads !. New Mexico D
North nskoia 3 south Dakota : Utah
and wcsl NtHi1la 4 a total u ieo
The states Whleu were certain for
iN 40 that huuF were Alabaula. ,Ay-
k.laH4 tlafitlt Lcargla Louisiana
Mississippi. North iareiina. oklahoma.
~eut8 carolina Tennessee. Texas and
NlrEina. total = iW votes in lhc
clerturai ceiiesc
uu the frc of scturns show laF the
growinr lsndsiide for ilardinF Cover
nor tnxe own newspaper enc Dayton
pailH Netss AMI Chairman White ~
i'se Democratic national committee.
suon after ~ ocloek tonight conceded
lie elcrilon ~ -enaiar llarding With
out waltlua for returns from lhe west
which fouf years aeo elected Wilson
In The faces 0f pluralilirs fur Hushes
throughout the east the democratic
candidate end his rhlcf managcr cun-
retieti mat in ihr solemn referendum"
which President Wilson declared
wuuld declde ne league uf nations
question American voters had pre-
lrfred Harding. who favored 'slaY lag
oul, tu CoN Who favored going IN ="
Governor Cox. who was tl hls news
na9eF Office when thc concession ~
senator uarding WAS published said
nc would ISSUE 10 statement
senator llardine a. his home In
Marion said De- was mere giNen o.
PRAYER as tod % make me capable 20
pia1sng my part than he was @ cx-
uItation
a Hts o'clock. eastern time. with
tbe west aud middle west still scarce
s heard ffop the Harding LANDSLIDE
ihe east was continuing Nith galh-
erine momentum.
At the rate tho Harding column WA
afnwtns 80 that hour the Republican
plurality la lhe state ~ New York
Anuld Dc around ihe unprecedented
NEure 81 more than q million NCW
Aork CiiY. normally democratic. We
sn,ng foF Hardlng IS az least half a
million.
The g0scrnorship aght continued.
&use with nepublica6 managers elalm-
iug the defeat 81 Governor smith
pennsylxania returns 40 THAT hour
showed Mardlng leading COX three tn
oue, and senator pnnFW~e elected
Massachusetts was promising Hardsla
tho greatest plurality ever eiNen
presidential candidate la that state
Boston bad sone for = Republican for
tno second time ia rs history, and bad
k|tFn Harding 4 Ereaier lead otef COX
than i save Mckinley oscr Bryan ia
is,A
Heturus from half - Vermont save
Harding a three a. enc lead over CUN.
huKhes beat Wilson tNo to one there
in 1850
In the home district of Chas ~
Murphy. leader ~ rammaay hall
h.Edias beat Gox o. g. Maine re-
ported Harding leadlns Goa By the
lsrsrsl plurality ever glyen io a prsi-
dfniui candidate Onto one ffth c0ue
pleir showed gfoWlng vote for
uartlIuE
iituiing carried tNo wards in the
city 81 Atltnta Ua ana Two parishes
iu thr Louisiana susar belt. both DEM
ufratle territories
ln tae NeW Nork senatorial race
saaiof Matis@0Fth was Inadine his
NMm0eratic oppaneml Lieutenant GoN
cfnaf Maker senator's Rrandexee of
Connecticut ant Mases. of Nes Hamp
sllfc. arpnnent- ~ the league of sna
tlsas baih seemrd certain of re.elec-
tfun
rht laif g.oslne 81 me tAiils in the|
western statH, tIe difference Is time
Ions ballots Ant sreaiiy increased
vuie were thc cau7rs uf fhe EtfF rg-
tgrns irum the wcsL