The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-03

James McAndrews, Democratic incum-
bent.
The result in the other four con-
gressional districts in the state which
are now represented by Democrats
was still in doubt with the race close.
The vote as tabulated early today
follows:
FOR president. 1902 precincts give
Harding so6,647; Cox. $4,000.
For United states senator, 1,266 pre-
26S $50 !, Waller, Democrat, 109,S10.
For governor, 1,675 precincts. give
Small. Republican,, 337,519; Lewis,
Democrat, 1895
Cox Carries Texas.
p Dallas, Tex. Nov 3.-Gov. James
NJ. Cox and Pat NJ. Neff, Democratic
presidential and gubernatoria1 candi-
dates, carried Texas by a majority of
| about 100000 votes it was estimated
| today on the basis that the state rolled
up one of the largest votes ever cast
in a general election.
Altho the total count will probably
not be known for several days, incom-
plete returns were today from pra cti-
cally every section of the state. 1t was
apparent the city tax rate and in
creased school tax limit amendments
had carried. The so-called "compen-
sation" amendment was in doubt
Cox Beaten in Nevada.
Reno, New, Nov. 3.-Harding was
leading Cox by 2,448 IN Nevada with
day. The vote stood: Harding, 6,495;
Cox, 4,049.
Missouri Falls in Line.
st. Louis. Nov. 3.-Two thousand,
three hundred fifty-one precincts out
of $3.50 in the state. for president
323.257. For governor, Hyde. r., $685.
$50; Atkinson, D., 316.976. For
United States SENATOR: spencer, r.,
l,377,198; Long. D., 320.251.
Y Oregon Going Republican.
Portland, Ore. Nov. 3.-Ineomplete
returns from 80 of the So Oregon
counties show Robert n. Stanfield, Re
tor George NJ. Chamberlain, Democrat,
16,107 to 1865.
Harding Carries Arizona.
Phoenix. Ariz., Nov. 3.-With the
count still incomplete, it was estimat-
ed Harding had carried Arizona nor
mally Democratic, by a plurality OF
from 1900 to 5000.
At the same hour the returns inei-
Gated the defeat of Senator Marcus
Smith, Democrat. by Ralph Cameron,
/ Republican. Indications were that
1 practically the entire Republican state
ticket had carried.
Oklahoma Race Is Close.
! Oklahoma City, Nov. 3.-Unofficial
and incomplete returns from Ills
precincts out of 1855 in Oklahoma
+ compiled at 1890 O'Clock today give
| for president; Cox, 1856; Harding.
1895, or a majority of 3,419. An
| early tabulation of the 1857 precincts
| gave Cox s7.S73: Harding, 93.4so, or a
majority of 4.367. Incomplete re-
turns from Lie precincts out of 1855
| in the state compiled at II O'Clock to-
| day give for United States senator:
Ferris D.. 1es.627; Harrel. R., 1o5,-
/ 731. or a majority of 2.S96.
| south Dakota to G. o. p.
I Mitchell, S. D.. Nov. S-South Da-
I kota's five electoral votes may be
placed to the credit of Warren C.
Harding. Republican headquarters
here claimed today. They predicted a
majority for Harding approximatine
, 10000.
| Peter J. Norbeck. former governor
probably was chosen for the United
states senate. His lead was increasing
over his four opponents as the count
progressed.
400. 1000 for Harding in iowa.
| Des Moines. Nov. 3.-Iowa appar-
entity gave Senator Harding a plurality
of approximately 400. 900 votes ovei
I Governor Cox at the. election yester-