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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
Disaster Caused
By Wilson--Bryan
No Reason to Believe Harding
Won't Advance Cause of
World Peace.

Lincoln. Neb. Now 3.--U N. SD
Democratic disaster was inevitable be-
cause of the position of President Will
son on the league of nations, declared
William Jennings Bryan in an. election
statement issued here late today
The president laid the foundation
for the disaster and Gov. Cox completed
the structure" he said. .'The president
tried to drive out of public life every
democrat who dared to differ from him
even In minute. details, while he made
no effort TO strengthen the democrats
who made him the keeper of their con-
sciences"
asserted that. the .pespla sSercscorn.
PEELED TO chose between "prsidential in-
failibility" end respect of the opinion
OF the majority ns the senate"
Nov that our participation will rest
upon the will of congress and not upon
theNaibtrary opinion Of single man."
he continued, 1--WE may expect that uni
versal disarmament will be made one of
the conditions upon which we attempt
to advise.
"The county will expect Mr.. Harding
to carry out his pledge TO advance the
cause of world peace and there is no rea-
son to doubt that he win do So"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
SELECTIONS FOR
NEXT CABINET
Gossip Says Suth "rland viii
Be Attorney General--Sac-
retary Navy May Be Weeks.
HOOVER SECRETARY STATE
Lowden for Secretary Treas
ury--DNrgherty's Name
Heard Frequently.

Marion. O., Nov S.--u N. ST.
Everything had returned 20 ''normnIcy'
nt Marion today, the election furry
having subsided.
Prosident-oloct Warren @, Harding
who got up at $40 am, had breakfast
of waffles, chlpped beef coffee. fresh
strawberries ard grapes, and hen
plunged into work
Senator Harding win not given nc.
rious attention TO selection OF his cahi-
net until after he returnH from n
months vacation into Texas and tho
Panama canal zone. but Il was gen
crafty accepted that John W. Weeks,
Mnssachusetts senator, would be Hec-
retary OF the navy and George Suther-
lind. former Utah senator, who has
been close adviser OF Senator Hard .
ing during the past three months would
be Attorney-goneral
An other selections were pure
"dope," one Of the variations on the
cabinet gossip being:
Secretary OF War--Georgo w. wick-
ershRm, former attorney general; John
u. Pershing or Mai. Gen. Leonard
Wood. secretary OF tho interior; Sen :
ator Albert A. Fall. OF New Mexico.
Secretary OF State--.Herbert Hoover.
Senator Philander g knox OF Penn.
Cabot Lodge, OF Massachusetts.
Postmaster. .Gcneral4-Wlll fI, Hays,
republican national chairman; Harry
NJ Dhugherty. political adviser TO Sen.
etor Harding, or Walter q. Brown. OF
Toledo.
Secretary OF Iabor.--Raymond Robins.
Of Chicago, or Gov Henry Allen. Of
Kansas.
Secretary Of commeroe---John J.
Each, OF Wisconsin.
Secretary of tho Treasury--F'rank q,
Lowdon, OF Illinois, or Fred w. upham,
republican national treasurer.
Secretary OF Agriculture--Henry Wal
lace, Of Iowa, editor OF n paper for
Senator Arthur Capper, OF Kansas.
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Senator Harding Will Prob
ably Have at Least 391
Electoral Votes.
4 ,----.-4---- ---.
G. 0. P. CHIEFS AMAZED
Estimate Majority at Six Mil.
lion Votes-Credit Given
Woman's Vote.

New York. Nov. 81. N. S)-As late
returns came i'm today from all narts
OF the United states piling up the re-
publican lead, the victory over the
uemocrats was Increased to stupendous
Senator Harding and Gov. Coolidge
swept Tennessee, returns indicate.
breaking the solid SOUTH"
Under the lead of Senator Harding
and Gov Coolidge, the republicans car
ried at least thirty-two states. probably
more. The New York World, demo.
cratic, and the chief press supporter OF
Gov Cox. estimated there were thirty
seven states In the republican column.
Senator Harding will have at least
S9l electoral votes, whereas only 2g6
were necessary to elect. The total may
go above 400. The republicans will have
big working majorities in both houses
OF congress. They gained about twenty
more seats In the house. of representa-
tives and will have a majority of from
twelve to sixteen In the senate.
A record socialist vote was polled
especially IN the cities. There were in
d.oations uat the tabulation win show
about 100000 votes for Eugene Debs,
but the socialist leaders claim even
more. The extent of their representa-
tion IN the next congress is still prob
lematical.
Arizona and New Mexico wasAstill il
uouUl 1T tdot TCpOflb, buI Lne FepuD-
licans were making strong claims for
the former.
Senator Harding carried Ohio by more
than 100000 majority.
Incomplete returns from Missouri
indicated that former Speaker Champ
Clark, one of the wheel horses of
the democratic party, had been de-
feated.
Senator Harding and Gov. Coolidge
carried New York City with "A pluralit,
of over 100000, the biggest plurality
ever given presidential nominee in
this city.
The Harding plurality in New York
state Ia unofficially estimated at l,l00,-
900. The outcome OF the struggle for
the governorship was still in doubt
this afternoon. The cornpiote New
York City vote gave Gov, Smith, deni-
ocrat, a majority, but upstate districts
where Iusa9e ill2rE IN republsoan
candidate was strong, were still MISS
Ing. New York City's complete returns
gave Harding 7s5,576; Cox 3a5.5s5, and
Debs 1856. ftN
National republican leaders were
themselves amazed at the extent Of the
victory. They estimated that Senator
Harding. probably would have a ma
jority of 6,000,0 900 votes They did not
attempt to explain the psychology OF
the avalanche. but attributed the tfe-
mendous figures Of the republican ma
jority and pluralities to the women's
vote
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COX'S OWN PRECINCT
CARRIED BY HARDING

Dayton, o.. Nov. 3.--The sting OF de-
feat. borne without emotion by Cow
Cox, was increased today by the local
county returns. For the first time IN
the governors political career, Il ar-
peared that his home county had been
carried by nm opponent The unofficial
compilation OF the vote showed that 23b
of the 253 precincts OF the county gave
Hnrding 1880 against s3.fss for the
governor. Tho governors own precinct
was lost to him by twelve votes. In
all his contests for governor Cox car
ried the county with pluralltics rang
ing from $500 to 9l00 votes.
Butler county. the place of the gov
ornor'a birth. however. was carried by
Ccx. tho comDlete unofficial vote Eiv-
ing him 1901 and Harding i0.Gg3,
Mlddletown. In that county. whore the
governor spent several years aa young
man. wns lost 10 Harding by five YoIpR
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Knoxville. Nova. --tSpeclai l--in.
complete returns received from twenty
four urban counties over least Tennea.
SEQ by the Sentinel show majority OF
lb 1856 for Harding over Cox. and J0.f
for Col. All Taylor over Gov, A. N.
RopertH In the governors race. In
most counties there are rural precincts
which have not yet reported tinai re-
suits. and tho complete vote from
mountain counties may not be an
nounced Tor several days
Tho total Of the vote cast in the
twcnty.fouf counties where precincts
exported Ii aa toliowsl r'or president.
tiarding. bD,i7y. Cox. u.hlT. for gov.
ernor; Taylor. b.bs7 koberts. 5sbs,
East TennoAaee mountain counties
ara recognized as a republican strong.
hold. but democratic leaders expect
ulrae gains Tor Cox ana Roberts IN
3ther pare Of the state.
All Taylor In reported 20 have car
ried the following counties by tho ma
joritIas listed;
Anderson, 1000. Bedford. bsi: Bled-
VOC. 900; blount. 5000 hradley l,ooe; ;
Carroll, 1870; Garter. $500: Claiborne,
1900; Clay. lB0. Cooke. 1900; Cumber.
land. 200. Decatur tsStlmnted). 30. De-
kalh. b7s: Fentreas leAtmatedl, 800 :
GrnlnKer lcStlWatedb, Lfo0i greene,
500; Crundy, $50. Hambicn. 600; Hsm-
llton. $500: Hanecch (eS'Lratedl, 1000.
Hardin. 100; Hawkins, eeso; Hender-
son. LOO. Hickman, ii4: jackson $50 I,
Jefferson s.g7i johnson .ese: Knox
lsstimnted). ioco; Lawrence 1900:
Lewis. 90: Loudon i.l6p; Macon 1880;
McMlnn lestlmatedl 1900. McNairy
(eatimatedD. afo. Nrrlon 500, Meiss
ftstimaied), 60: Monroe. es9; Morgan
(estlma'ef1 800. piorett $50 Polk
a2s Putnam. 100 Rhea 400. Reane (es-
tinatcd). goo: Scott feHtlmatedl, 3
N1. SEWER. eIs7 unicOi testlmatedl
roo. Union (cs,lmRtedl 1900. Washing.
ton. $500. Wayne, 1850
pamoeratia Counties.
Roberts - reported TO have carried
the following counties Benton. 500
Chestham. asa Chester. 50: Coffee
LOO. Crockett fvsiimatetl. 500; pa
wilson (eatimatcdls 500 Dickson (estl-
niatodl. 1000 Dyer. 1873: Fayette tes-
timhtedl i,sgo' FranklIn. l,esS; Obj
son. 5000: Cies. SEQ Hardeman, i,300; /;
Haywood. i.9it; Henry. sS4i; Houston
(cstimatedl, $50. Humphreys (es,l-
mated). LEGO: Lake. se6: Laaderda'e.
l.i22. Lincoln. 1900 Madison. s.0e0.
Marshall, 500 Maury, 500. Montgnn-
cry. zoe. obion. 5000. Overton, $50;
Robertson. zoo: Rutherford. t.l0e; See
ouatchie. o.; shelby (estlmatedl. 500,
smith. 300; Stewart. i.s0e; sullivan,
even break; Summer. 1858; Upton.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
SAM SELLS CONFIDENT
OF TENNESSEE VICTORY
Estimates Taylor's Majority
at Something Not Less
THIN 10000.

Nashville. Nov. y.-Congressman
Sam K. Sells. in charge of republican
headquarters at Nashville in the ab-
sence Of Jonn J Gore, gave out the fol-
lowing statement Mt noon today:
"Alf Taylor has unquestionablv car
ried Tennessee by a maiority OF not
less tran 10000 Harding's majority
will reach ten to twelve thousand. This
estimate is based on unofficial 'returns
from more than three fourths OF the
counties In the state and on inforrna-
tion from the remainder. We have
won this fight for our tcket straight
through and ! am confident that official
returns viii confirm this estimate"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
COUNTIES VOTE
FOR GOVERNOR
Republican StrongholdS in E.
Tennessee viii Swell Tre-
mendouS Taylor Total.
FIGURES ARE INCOMPLETE
Sewer County Goes 5000 for
Taylor--other Cases of
Landslide.

Tho East Tennessee counties rolled
Up tremendous majority for Az
Taylor Tuesday, q majority so large
that the normal democratic votea In
Middle and Weet Tennefsee failed
to overcome II. Taylor's election by
n-Inrlty RANGING from t0.0o0 20
5000 10 Indicated by the partial re.
turns 90 far received.
The votes from Nashville. Memphis ana
Knoxville wns coming In slowly todny,
and the vote was stlll being counted.
There are many rural precincts missing
from most counties. and many OF the
mountain countiea may bo dava In gett
ting their results tabulntcd and reported.
Tho result In Hamilton county, with
BartlebauHh, Horns store, and hve
small Fourth district precincts niissing,
gives Taylor a lend Of some 1900 votes
over Roberts. Tho fnnl results Ii not
expected 90 vary this hy ever 100 votes
either way. Tho totals wese: Taylor
ti,705; Roberts. 4,60G.
Estimn'os In Ash6vllc nj o'clock.
Nnve, Taylor's lead on tho incomplete
returns M about 10000.
East Tannesaee Rolls Up Vote.
Incomplete returns from twenty -four
urban counties IN East Tennessee coll
lectod In Knoxville, mainly from the
First aud Second districts, republican
atronHholds, gave Taylor n lead OF 30,
III over Roberts In these counties. The
total vote in these counties was. Tay-
lor, bha7a. Roberts, 2652e.
These same counties gave Harding
5a,ilp and Cox 21.si7
The majorities for Taylor IN the Fast
Tennessee counties were phenomenal III
their siza while there for Roberts In
the normal democratic sections were
little larger than usual.
Figures Of SO Counties.
Figures received by The News from
flfty- six Of the ninety-nye counties OF
the state gave Taylor Si,Ti7, Roberts
1910,
Republican headquarters at Mash :
vile are claiming that Taylor win win
the election by at least 10000 votes.
Among tho counties reporting their
ballot In the gubernatorinl race nre.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
ST STATES SWEPT
BY G.. O. p. TICKET
Cox COng.ratulates
Harding; Pledges
Support as Citizen

Dayton, o., Nov. 8.-Gov.
Cox, the defeated presidential
candidate, today wired his
congratulations to Senator
Harding, the president-elect,
pledging support "as citizen
to the executive authority in
whatever emergency might
arise"
His message, the first act of
the defeated candidate today,
read:
I'm the spirit of America, l
accept the decision of the ma
jority, tender, as ohe defeated
candidate, my congratula-
tions, and pledge as a citizen
my support to the executive
authority in whatever emer-
gency might arise"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
COLBY DISAPPOINTED

Washi7gton. Nov. 3.-~Secrcthry of
state Colby, who has been regarded
for some time as the mouthpiece OF
The administration. lsrucd the follow
iuF statement on the election today;
IL would be idle fOT me 90 say that
! am not depressed and disappointed
by the result. hut hope sprinea eternal
IN the human breast and I cannot but
feel = confidence that In some wny and
by aoIne avenue. not NJ the mpmeft
dlsri1s ed. the country win hct ~ 90 the
highest conception Of its role ana itg
dnfv" 4"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
SECOND TIME in HISTORY
COLORADO FOR G. 0. P.

Denver, Colo. Nov. s.--For the secs
ond time in It's history Colorado has
declared for a republican presidential
ticket, IN an extremely heavy vote that
is rapidly piling up G. o. r. land
slide. Harding's plurality win be over
25. 900
Indications arc that Gov Shoup. re-
publican. viii be reelected by a ma
ioritv in excess OF 35.000. Whine Samuel
d. Nicholson. republican, apparently
has won the three-cornered United
states senatorial fight by approximate
iy 10000 plurality.
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HARDING LEADING In
MONTANA BY GOOD VOTE

Helena, Mont, Nov. 3.-President-
Elect. Warren. g, Harding Is leading
In Montana with 1401s votes to h7s6
for Cox In 155 precincts out OF 1,4s2 in
the state.
Interest in Montana now centers In
the race for governor and In the con.
gressional contest Dixon, republican.
In the gubernatorial contest, shows
from the same number of precincts
Ii, 204 and Wheeler, democrat, 1924,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
ARMOUR ARRAIGNED ON
PROFITEEHINC CHARGE

New york. Nov. 3.--oEdcn Armour,
president and r.. Edison white, vice.
president 6f Armour A Co. wcte ar
aligned In Judge Knox'H part OF the dis
tr,tt federal feourt tod On an indict'
mint charging proh.eer. IN meats on
lS7 counts they pleaded not guilty
and were held under ball Of 1900 each.
The Indictment which WIS returned
on Oct. 2. and charges the dciendhntr
with selling New Zealand lRmhe which
ont them $3.50 delivered TO the butcher
Tor from k23 to SIS a hupdrodNe sht.
,nc maximum pcnnly on each count 81
Of the Indictment Il two years lmpfieQn.
ment and $4,000 fne.
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TAYLOR EfSY WINfER
IN HAMILTON COUNTY

Unofficial returns complied by ane
News trom Hamilton county. with only
even small precincts m'ssnnss s7ow
hat Taylor was an easy wilmer over
'iov. Roberts. The vote with the ex-
-entionS noted "a: Taylor. il,7p5; Roh-
Nrss. 7iga
tly these figures Tavior h given q
eaf OF hn6 over his dertoeratic oppo-
rent. and the n,iss'ne precincts VIII
-ervs 10 increase this by approxi-
mately goo votes.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
Hamilton County Voters Elect Democratic State Senate
BROWNING FORCES TO
LEAD IN CONGRESS RACI
Hugh O. Anderson Does No,
Conoede Defeat in Eighth
Congressional.

plote returns from the Eighth Tcnnes.
see congressional district give Gordon
3rownlnE. democrat. a lnad of $50 over
Lon Scott. his republican opponent
according, TO statement irade by
Hugh c. Anderson. Browning's cam-
Naign manager.
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STILL AMERICAN DUTY
TO JOIN LEAGUE NATIONS

HYDE Park. n. ". Nov. s.--Ths result
Of the election In no way damages the
duty ~ this country 20 Join with the
other nations IN the Hniendid EFFORT 20
solve International tlfileulties. 20 end
militarium and 10 avoid future wers for
nli time" declared Franklin y. Roose-
welt defeated candidate fof vice -preai-
dent in statement Issued here this
afternOun
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
GOV. SMITHS
LEAD REDUCED

New York, Nov. Selection Of
Nathan |. Miller tRep.), candidate
for governor OF New York state,
appeared assured at 3:15 O'Clock
this afternoon. Gov. Smith (Dem.)
then led by 256 votes, and with the
republican candidates. average Der
upstate district jumping from az to
"a, his party leaders confidently
predicted he would be elected by
about $4,000 when the 775 missing
districts were tabuIated.
Judge Mi''er's plurality In the final
count of the ballots In the New York
gubernatorlal contest will be approx
mately 53,994, according to statements
made by republican leaders today after
the complete figures for New York City
have been announced.
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THREE FLORIDlANS DEAD
RESULT RACIAL CLASH

Orlando. Fla. Nov. 3..--As the result
Of a clash between blacks and whites
last night Mt Oeoee. small town ten
miles west OF this city, Leo Borgnrd,
Winter Garden, and Elmer McDanlcls,
OF Ocoee, tic dead. while Fam SaIis-
bury. former chief OF police OF Or
lnndo. John Turner and several others
received flesh wounds which viii not
prove serious.
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BROWN HOLDS EEAVY
LEAD In BRADLEY

Cleveland. Nov. 3-fspceial Brad q
ley county'H Official vote IL as follows,
Harding, 2,25a: CO... i.0s1: Brown. ! .9Pi
Moon, i.14s. Tnyicr. 2,ias. Roberts. s55
CAM BEN l.7N2. Welch. i.0o0. state
senator Gender (no opposition). a.s.
representative. Adams Rep). 1875:
simpson tDem.). $50; wimberly Dem.l.
33i.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
7R slIKLIl ROOSEVELT
rELICTTATES COOLIDGE

NJ York. Nov. 3.--Frhnklln u.
Roosevelt. democratic candidate for
president. today sent the follow
irg message Of eongratulation 20 Gov.
Coolidge. vice president elect:
My sincere ratuatiore to YOU.
trrHt that unaor the characterization
% Mr.. Harding ans Yourself tho ma.
ton viii grow IN prosperity and In un-
selfish ideals Of AmcricHniErn. which
unprcjudiccd citizens of all pnrtica
deaf~a "
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
OVERWHEI. MING VICTORY
FOR c. 0. P. in UTAH

Salt Lake City, Nov. 3--cverwhelm-
ing victory for the entire republican
national and state tickets In Utah ia
apparent from incomplete returns, In
dications are Harding's majority will
exceed 10000. Senator Reed Smoot,
republican, is reelected Charles II,
Mabey. republican, was elected gov-~
ernor.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
BROWN 1865;
MOON, 1874
Veteran Democratic Congress-
man of Third District Is
s Badly Defeated.


Joe Brown waa Tuehday elected
20 congress 10 succeed John A.
Moon, according 70 full returns
from practically every county Of the
district received by The News to.
day.
Tho Brown majority, while Il win pot
be quito so large As was Mt first indi-
Gated by returns. nevertheless win be
n safe one. according TO present indi-
cation.
Brown carried Hamilton county,
which had been counted ON by Moon
supporters TO return them substantiai
majority, by some 7bi votes. The fiH-
ures were: Moon, s,7ei; Brown. i0.bi2
These figures do not include returns
from BartlebauEh. Horns store. and
i've small Fourth district precincts
Tho figures by counties, ns received
by The News UP 10 2 o'clock Wednes.
dAy Afternoon were.
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COw--Strayed. one black Jersey COW;
marked a swallow fork IN each ear.
Reward. Can Walrut eHGi
STEEL CUT BUCKLE lost from slip
per about block from end n. Market
st bridge Friday morning. Finder
call Msin 1851 efter pr.
SWING LOST-Please call Main 1889
II you found a green porch swing
which disappeared a from 205 McCallie
ave. Fallowe'en nirht.
scr Lost and Found Ads See Want 40
PaoeD
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"RTSH STPKE IE'NERS
GREER MINERS 10 WORK

LONDON. Nov s-'rhe executive ofil-
CO.'S II the miners federation have fe-
I'D advise the men 70 resume work.
This action WAS resolved unon at 3
essnfcrfnce % the executives today. al
fhoueh me hailnt ~ the rniners showed
a majority cf more than Sooo asainst
seeentir- the governments settlement
prrneEaia.
The strike leaders. however, decided
that this majority was not sufficiently
ferre 20 warrant continuance OF tae
strike and therefore ordered the men
10 resume work
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HARDING CARRIES STATE
OF MINNESOTA 3 TO |

Minneapolis. MINI. Nov. 3.--Incom
plete returns from towns and cities Of
MlnnegOia and har iiy any from the
rural districts Indicate today that Hrn-
ator Harding has carried the state by
3 to ! vote
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
FOUR REPUBLICANS
AND TWO DEMOCRATS

Baltimore Nov s--MaryiAnd's dele
cation 10 the Sixty-seyenth congress
win be composed Of four republican and
two democratic cong -essmen. instead of
thref of each. a. In the present one
ACCORDING iu corrected returns late this
Afternoon.
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ROBERTS IElDS TAYLOR
IN SHELBY COUNTY

Memphis. Tenn. Nov 3.--Tabulation
at noon today OF the vote for governor
in Memohis and Shelby county. with
returns from the country districts COM
niete. but with seven city precincts not
r.lIurted EHve Frh-rls fibem.l e,05f n1l
Taylor (Dem S2is
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
EUGENE BRYAN
DEFEATS BRAGG
Has Lead Of 300 Votes Over
Opponent With 7 Small
Precincts Out.
COLEMAN LEADS TICKET
Clark and Lynn Easy Winenrs
for Remaining Berths in
Lower House.
COLEMAN LEADS TICKET
Lower House.

Eugene Bryan has easily de.
feated Squire J. n. Bragg for the
state se1ate, and D. "A. Coleman,
Hays q and Charley Lynn
have BE- tcted as members OF
the low 3 use.
With d ebaugh, Horns store
Work. Talent. Brentwood an,
Maddox missing. the vote oi IN,
legiSla - ndidaioa L. na fnllnws.
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BERGER, SOCIALIST,
COMEDIES HISDEFEAT

Milwaukee. Wis. Nov s.--Vlctor Il.
nerTrr. unrented socialist congressman
from the ffth district Of Wisconsin. ~
noon today conredsd his dsfoat hr VII
liam II. stafford. tR).
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2. COZ: Trousda'e. 2f9; lanen. sSoi
Warren. SOC; weak'ey. tssa, White
Afoors. son. Taylor's estimated MAJOR
ity Is 1859
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HARDING ARD BROWN
CARRY THIS COUNTY
Moon Loses Hamilton by Over
1000 Votes and Cox by
Almost tas Many.

Both Harding and Brown carried
Hamilton county. With Bartebaugh.
Horns Store and five small precincts
in James county missing. unofficial re-
turns give Brown lead of $50 over
Moon and Harding a lead of 1862 over
Cox. The precincts out will probably
Increase the totals of Harding and
Brown by 200.
The total vote with the seven poiis
in question missing Is:
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ONO, the home OF both Sena tor
Harding and. Gov. Cox. New York, Ill-
nois and Pcnnsvlvania furnished the
largest republican pluralities. That
of New York, where Gov. Smith, den-
ocrat. and Nathan l.. Miller, republi-
can, were neck and neck in the guher-
material hght. was close to the million
mark: Ohio was around $4,000. Illinois
at the present ratio about 500 900, ana
PennEvlvania about 100000.
In Cafitoruia. where Senator Phelan
democrat wss trailing far behind
samuel NJ. Sha~tridge, republican. and
with Senator Hnrfing even further
ahead on the ticket. adnption OF the
ai'e7 land 'aw ar'end~ent relating to
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