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Arizona republican., 1920-04-23
CRAFT OF GYPS|ES RUNS AGAINST SHARP
 POLICE COURT SNAC

"You have one baby He die. You have another nice fat baby. He live and be big boy" Nina Cara1nbots. gypsy fortune-telle studied the 25- cent piece which Matilda Calderon, a Mexican woman. had given her, and added. "You can't have no more Tor that much money. A witch do awfui things to YOU. Put 50 cents more in my palm and tell what witch do and what I do."
 Matilda CaIderon testified in police court when Nina Carambots and Marie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-03
Old ways don't end 1t

Old ways of brushing do not end finn. Millions of people know that. Tech dis eoAr and decay despits the daily care.
 The reason lies in film. It cfiues and hides, and very few escape it's damage. / 1t IS the hlrn-eust that dsculors. not the teeth Film m ths hasis of tartar. lt holds food substance which Serrnents and forms acid ht holds the acid m contact wrtt the teeth to cause decay.
 MaIohs of germs breed m 1t. They. wfrn tartar, are the chief cause Gf pyor- rhea. All these trouhles have heeu cnn- stantfy increasing sous hawe grown alarming. And all because we knew no way to daily fight the film.
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democratic candidate for railroad com missioner, 19,274 votes, and Julian Camp bell, his republican opponent 10, 620. < Memphis, Tenn, November 2-Alf A. Taylor, republican candidate for gover- nor of Tennessee, was leading Gov. A. H. Roberts, democratic candidate for re- election, by 1851 votes on the face of re- turns from 659 out of 2,060 precincts in the sttae, compiled at 30 o'clock to- night. These returns gave Taylor a total of 49,1S9 and Roberts 47,3SS.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, November 2.-Ten precincts out of twenty-seven in Blount county give for Governor: Roberts (D.). 496; Taylor CR), 6i2.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, November 2.- Eleven precincts out of twelve in Unicoi county give for governor; Roberts p.). 59; Taylor 769
 . Chattanooga, Tenn, November 2.-Ntne precincts out of sixty-one in Hamilton county give for governor: Roberts (D.l AS; Taylor tR), 532. For congress, Third district: Moon, 46S; Brown, 4Ss
 Milwaukee, November 2.-Partial re- turns from one precinct in the Fifth congressional district (Milwaukee) give Stafford (R), 67; Bertner (socialisD ILL
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TENNESSEE

Memphis, Tenn, November 2.-Gover nor Cox was leading Senator Harding in the presidential contest in Tennessee by more than Il. .000 votes on the face of re- turns compiled at il o'clock tonight from 4S1 precincts out of 2060 in the state, and Governor Roberts, democratic candidate for reelection, had lead of 5,276 votes over his republican opponent, Ali Taylor, at the same hour
 The returns from the aS1 precincts, majority in country districts, gave Cox total of 37,S40 votes and Harding 26l56. In the gubernatorial contest, Roberts had 33 431 and Taylor 2S,155.
 Nashville, Tenn, November 2.-Early returns from Middle and West Tennessee indicate that Cox will have the usual democratic majority given Presidents, while the race for governor shows Rob- erts democrat, leading over Taylor, re- publican, by greatly reduced majorites.
 Democratic headquarters claiming the election of Roberts by 5000 majority, but republican headquarters assert that their candidate will carry the sttae by 1000.
 Returns from East Tennessee, repub- lican stronghold in the state. have not been received, while those from Middle and West Tennessee democratic sections of the state, are rather meager and in- complete.
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majority of at least 5000 out of a total vote of approximately S00O0

majority of at least 5000 out of a total vote of approximately sO,0oO-
 Memphis, November 2--S6s precincts out of 2060 in Tennessee give: Cox s1,- 1SS, Harding 77.61S
 Manchester. N. H.. November 2-2l5 precincts out of 29S give Cox 4o,9S5. Harding 6G,SO2.
 Governor: Brown CR), 5sls2 Triton CD, 36,64S
 United States senator: Moses (R), 57.- o72' stevens tD), s9,22S.
 Seattle. Wash, November 2-lS of 2,S7s precincts in Washington give: Hard ing 2l.225, Cox 7.0i5, Christensen 4,Ss5.
 Detroit November 2.-s56 out of 2.7Sl rMichigan precincts give: Harding 7S,5so, Cox 26,619.
 For governor: Groesbecl CR). 5s,Ss5; Ferris CDl. 26,S54.
 Montpelier, Vt, November 2.-vermont complete: Harding 64ssS, Cox 2O,5S7
 Knoxville. November 2.-Returns from 5S out of the 95 counties in Ten nessee compiled by the Journal and Tribune at 1 o'clock this morning. gave Nor governor: Taylor. republican, s. SS6 Roberts, democrat, 55, 374.
 Raleigh. November 2.-Ten counties in North Carolina give Morrison, demo- cratic candidate for governor, major fly of 19,O00.
 Returns to g o'clock indicate every congressional district has been carried by the democrats.
 Meridian, Miss. November 2-(Spe- cisi) )-Early returns from todays cleo ton in this county and over the dis ttict indicate the election of J. NJ. Me- I}es,th over J., B. Burns for state high way commissioner. McBeath's major 'tv in this. his home county, will be close to 2,500. Each of the five amend ments to the state conNtution. includ ing the woman's suffrage amendment. appear to have carried by safe mar gins.
 Raleigh, November 2.--On the basis of incomplete returns from most of the counties of the state, the News and Ob- server tonight estimated that the democratic ticket state congressional md national had swept North Carolina with 75.000 majority
 All the congressional districts have gone democratic by safe majorities, and the democratic strength in both branches of the state legislature is. maintained with probable gain of two senators for the democrats.
 New .York, November 2.-eReturns from 5,Ti1 districts out of 7SOS in New York state give, for governor: Smith 1,069,156; Miller. 1.063, 7S0; a plurality of 5.376 for Smith.
 Boise. Idaho, November 2.-Eighty-two precincts out of s25 in Idaho give: Cox. 4,4sl; Harding, 9666.
 Senator: Goding. republican, S.164; Nu- gent, democrat, 5,507.
 Governor: Davis, republican, S,i29; Wal ters, democrat, 3,7S9.
 Louisville, Ky, November 2.Five hun dred and eighty-eight of 3,226 precints in
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NINE

postoffice will be an acquisition to Bir- mingham, both from the standpoint of looks and convenience.
 If there were one more story added to it to make it's height seem to jus tify it's breadth, it would be more ade- quate as we'll as more beautiful
 Government officials assure the peo- pie of Birmingham that the day will soon come when the needed story will be forthcoming.
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FINANCIAL DEPARTMENTS

The stamp lobby will be situated near the Nineteenth street entrance The money order booth at the Eighteenth street entrance. Public telephone booths, finished in bronze. will be sit 'uated on both sides of the Fifth ave- nue entrance. These telephone booths, it is believed. will prove very decora- tive and add much to the appearance of the public part of the postoffice.
 Seven tiers of locked postoffice boxes will face outward along the corridor of the postoffice. There will be thres parcel post windows and three general delivery windows.
 The basement will be filled with gov ernment offices, though just which of- fices will occupy that floor has not been announced yet
 On the second floor there will be the marshafs department, the clerks de- pertinent. and the United States district court, besides the office of the postof- flee inspectors. A feature of the rooms designated as the marshafs depart ment is the tprisoners' cage which is between the office of the marshal and deputy marshals. This little room is so situated that a prisoner could not es- cape without running into the arms of an officer of the law.
 The main corridors of the building will have groined ceilings and marble wainscoting twelve feet hfgh.
 COURT ROOM
 The feature of the entire building is the courtroom of the federal district court. Overlooking Nineteenth street the room, which is one of the largest single rooms in Birmingham, is truly
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We Invite You 10 see hoy! really clean teeth shine

Your teeth are coated with a film. When fresh the film is viscous-you can reel It with your tongue. Later it forms cloudy coat. 1t enters crevices and stays. 1t dims the teeth, and now we Know that 1t causes most tooth troubles
 There IS now way to end it. This week your druggist, if you ask, will give you a To-Day Tube. Get it and see what 1t does tor your teeth Learn what film removal means.
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imposing. It is being finished with the groined ceilings and marble wainscot- ing, and when 1t is all completed thick rugs 10 muffle the. sounds of tramping feet will cover the floors.
 Plans are being made for the placing of handsome furniture and appoint ments in the room.
 The department of the internal reve- nue collector. J. R. McNeal, will occupy most of the third floor. On this floor will also be the offices of the district attorneN waiting rooms for men and women, and the offices of the visiting attorneys. All of the offices have not yet been announced as assigned There are number on the third floor and in the basement which will be disposed of when the time for moving comes.
 PROMISE ENLARGEMENT
 Taken as a whole. the Birmingham
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ELECTIOf. BULLETINS
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boiled 152, ,264 votes agalnst 140,462 for Long in the 1.O64 precincts reporting.
 A. Kingston, democratic candidate Tor governor, 143,116, kith 157,392 for Hyde. republican.
 The race for Congress in this state was indicated as yer yclose on the early returns, with the democrats having a shade the advantage. Champ Clark, for mer democratic Speaker of the House of Representatives, was leading his repuo- lican opponent by a small margin in one sixth of the precinct.
 Helena, Mont, November 22.-One hun. dred and fifteen precincts gut of l,4S2 m Montana give Cox ', ,7S6; Harding, l4,Vlo.
 Returns from 14S precincts give for governor Wheeler D), 7,2s4; Eixcn R0 13204.
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NEBRASKA

Omaha, Neb., November 2.-At l:45 o'clock tonight. when 466 out of 1877 pre- cincts had been heard from, Senator Harding had a plurality of 3l,631 over Governor Cox. If the ration is main tained the republican nominee will carry the state by about 129.000.
 In the governorship, the heavy vots cast for Wray, independent, made the result more doubtful, but Governor Me Kelvie was leading his opponent, former Gov. John H. Morehead, by 5,000.
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These methods have been combined in dentifrice called PepsoGent. Millions of people have come to employ 1t. You can sec the results wherever you look = in glistening teeth, in teeth you envy, maybe A new dental era has begun, due to these discoveries. And these are benefits everyone should share. So you are urged to let this lo-Day Tube show what Pep sodeut can do.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

Manchester, N. H., November 2.-Re- turns from more than one-thrd of the state showed Harding leading Cox 2 to l and Senator Moses 1000 ahead of Ray mond B. Stevens, democrat Congress- men Burroughs and Wason, republicans, had safe leads for reelection. and AL berto Brown, republican, for governor had wide margin Returns from no precincts out of 296 give Harding 26 444 Cox, 13759. For senator: Moses, 25,99i; Stevens 15634.
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A new dental era

Dental science has fr years stmIicd to- combat falm- Ways have now henu found to do 1t Abie auahnritiss hamn proucd those methods hy many czrsfuI tests Now leading dszrtists emerywiaars are urging their daily USE.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

Sioux Falls, s. D., November 2.-Sev- enty-one precincts in South Dakota give Harding 9,2o6; Cox, 3,254.
 Sixty-six precincts for United States senator give Norbeck 1853; Cherry, 2,969; Richards, 655; Ayers, 1917
 Fifty-eight precincts for governor give Masters 2,415; Howes. S46; Bates, 1,16o.
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RHODE ISLAND

Providence, November 2-Although the count was slow in Rhode island returns at midnight showed, a big cad for Harding for President, and <or San Souci, republican, for governor Re. turns from 92 precincts out of -94, gave Harding 45.322; Cox l922l
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Kentucky give: Cox, ss7sae; Harding,

Kentucky give: Cox. ss7, ,es9; Harding, S65, ,122
 Charleston. w. Va, November 2.-Six hundred and thirty-six of 1,S6S districts in West Virginia: Harding. 29,60S; Cox, 6, S,610.
 Governor: Morgan. republican, I9,I22; Koontz. democrat. 57,054 Montgomery, nonpartisan, 25, 15O
 Trenton, N. J., November 2.-Three tricts in New Jersey give: Harding, 73,- GIT; Cox, 34497 Debs, SSl
 In Portsmouth, England, the British Trades Union Congress has declared that unemployment should be a direct charge on the industry affected and that the responsibility for unemoloy- ment should be borne by industry
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Roanoke, Va, November 2.-W. N Doak, republican candidate for Congress from the Sixth congressional district, whom, from incomplete unofficial re- turns from all but four precincts was 1e- feated by James P Woods, democratic incumbent, by a majority of S,000, in Q statement here tonight declared: There was all kinds of fraud in this election.
 Memphis, Tenn, November 2.-Returns from 659 precincts gave George N. welch.
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MINNESOTA

St Paul, November 2.--One hun fred and twenty eight precincts out of 3,22o in Minnesota gave for President Hard- ing, 32,123; Cox, s,S91.
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UTAH

Salt Lake City, Utah, November D. One hundred and ninety-four out of 641 precincts in Utah give Cox. 45,7O5; Hard ing, 23.346.
 For senator: Shoot, republican. IS. 432; Yelling. democrat, 13,067.
 For governor: Mabey, republican, 19.436; Taylor, democrat, 13, OCT.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia, November 2.-Three hundred and seventy mine districts cut of 7,219 in Pennsylvania give Harding 6s,3S6; Cox, FLOSS.
 Two hundred and fifteen districts give for senator; Penrose, republican, 35,S9S; Farrell, democrat S,576.
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VIRGINIA

Staunton, Va, November 2.-Staunton, the birthplace of Woodrow Wilson. gave Cox, 931; Harding, 7o5.
 Norfolk Va, November 2.-Fourteen precincts out of 23 in the city of Norfolk gave Cox, 2,S70: Harding, 1,13s.
 J. T. Deal. democratic candidate for Congress from the Second district. was leading the democratic< presidential can didate with 3.l0s. and Lankford. republic- an, had 10,OC9
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MISSISSJppI

| Jackson, Miss, November 2.-One hun dred and forty-three precincts out of
 | 1900 in Mississippi give Cox s,6S6; Har- ding 434. Debs 62
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NEW JERSEY

Trenton, N J., November 2.-The re- publican national ticket continued to lead the democratic by more than two to one when 353 out of 2,046 districts in the state had reported at :30 o'clock. The vote stood; Harding 66,Oos, Cox 3l ,O37, Debs S31.
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Brings five effects

Pepsodent brings five distinct effects. All are apparent, some are quick. A few days use win leave no doubt about them. And little book will tell you what each one means to you.
 One ingredient IS pepsia. Another mul- fpsses the sssach digestvrse IT the saliva to &agest starGh &sposats sbst eline.
 The alkainity of stse sahvs is raultiplied at once. This k to neu*Ealixe the acids wtascA cause tooth decay.
 Two factors directly sttack the film. One of them keeps tessts SC highly pol lslaed that film cannot sssiiv adhere.
 Every application hriags the Pepsodsnt effects. Togcthar they tnean tooth pro- lection like you never had before.
 Watch Mcsa efSeats Wets how clean the teeth feal after using. Mark the ab- sence of the viscous 6ira. See how teeth wiiiten as the sisa-ccat disappears.
 Compare yo,u teeth uo7g with your teeth ia tsn days. Thsr judge this new day method by what you see ana feel and know.
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by l4I,1S5 votes in tne complete returns from ,4l6 of the 4,5I5 districts upstate. No New York City returns for United States senators had been tabGlated at 1t o'clock.
 New York. November 2.-Returns from 2,025 districts out of 2.733 in New York City give: Cox 255,246, Harding 573,772, Debs 97,720.
 New York. November 2.-5.2S7 out of ISOs upstate New York and city districts gave: Cox 6l69i, Harding 1,4173 346.
 Returns from l20 districts of 2,3S7 New York City give, for United States sen- ator; Walker dnd.), l6l29; Wadsworth (R), 19,522.
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NEW YORK

New York, November Limited States Senator James w. Wadsworth. Jr., re- publican. was leading his democratic op- ponent Lieut.. Governor Harry c. Walker
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NEVADA

Reno. New. NO4 ea.Der Ten incom- plete precincts in Reno and seven in the state give: Harding 233. Cox 170
 Sepator: Henderson. (D), 210; O'Die (R). 452; Anne Martin (Dependen), 113
 Raleigh, N. C.. November 2--1,079 pre- cincts out of l,600 in the state give; Cox 3S,5s5 Harding 10,667.
 For senator: Overman (Dl 71 49S: Hol- ton (R). 5,79l
 For governor:- Morrison D), sS,9s2; Parker (R) 9,S7e
 Columbus. O.. November 1.-Two thousand nine hundred and eghty- seven precincts out of HAS, give Hard ing 499.355; Cox, 336, S52
 Columbus. O., November 2.-Tabu- lated returns fro1.943 out of the S1l5 precincts showed Harding leading Cox by 1192 votes \
 The vote stood; Harding. s24,616: Cox. 205,402.
 Oklahoma City. November 2,-Four hundred and twenty three precincts of 2,6s5 in Oklahoma five Cox S6,s5t; Harding, 32, 403.
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TEXAS

Brownsville, Tex, November D. Brownsville, the home of R. B. Creager, who seconded Warren c. Hardings nom- ination for President in the Chicago com vention, went for the republican caadi- date today by a majority of g votes Point Isabel, coast town twenty miles below Brownsville, voted solid for Har- ding. The Brownsville vote was: liar ding 376, Cox 277.
 Dallas, Tex, November 2.-With the possible exception of the Fourteenth con- gressional district. the democrats elected full sttae. district and congressional ticket in Texas today, according to in- complete unofficial returns. In the Fourteenth district Carlos Bee, demo. cratic incumbent. was leading his repub- lican opponent, Harry Wurzbach, by less than 100 votes on the face of returns from twenty-three precincts. There are about 200 precincts in the district still to report.
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wn sec a quick, conspiruous
 change
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 TSbeeco ssains the 6lm-ecGe ca the teeSh. So msn who snnoks wiu sse a great change quickly. B1t millions ef seoth have that same fltn-enat with a tsssef staih..
 Chilhkans teeth are most affected by Hhe finn. Young teeth seem most snhiect to decay. Dentists advise that Repsnfefst Do daily applied hum the tl1e Nfs Arst tooth appears. Other wiba, 6hmy is almost. certain.
 FApsodef,t brings to women vi1iter, pretsier- teeth. But that means cleaner teeth and safer. The 1uster comes Ho1n constant film De1ppval and the high polish given to the testf.
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OREGON

Portland, Ore, November 2.-Two hundred and forty-three incomplete precincts out of 1899 in Oregon e.ve HHarding 1852: Cox. e54
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WISCONSIN

Milwaukee, Wis, November 2.-Returns up to 10' o'clock tonight from 139 scat tered precincts out of 2,425 in Wisconsin gave Harding a vote of nearly to I over Cox Returns at that hour from 66 pre- cincts give for senator: Lenroot repub- lican, 3,730; James Thompson, indepen- dent. who was indorsed by Senator La- Toilette, 3.330; Reinscn. democrat, 1,067. Seventy-seven precincts gave for- gov e-nor: Blaine. republican, who was in- dorsed hy tie nonpartisan league, 5,6O2; J jlrl.l.H iefns1crat 2 562
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SOUTH CAROLINA

Columbia, s. C., November 2-Returns to the State from three-fourths of the counties of South Carolina indicate that a larger vot than usual was cast today. Out of probably 5000 votes cast, Cox re- ceived more than 40.000. Senator Smith was reelected without opposition and seven congressman wer collected, only one being opposed
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WOMING

e.heyeana Wy. November 2.-Repub- ,'c&n Stase Chairman T. B. Kennedy, in
 aseneas at 9 o'clock tonight said s''yosalnE xas carried for Harding by
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Congressional
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 wlngo; Fifth. Jacoway Sixth, Taylor; Parks.
 New York Forty-second, Mead; Forty first, McGregor.
 Memphis. November 2-Scattered re- turns from the Third Tenenssee Con gressional district give Moon demo- crat, 321; Brown. republican, 23s. Little Rock. November 2.--Five pre- clncts in the Third Congressional dis trict give Tiliman, democrat, S35 votes and Worthington, republican, 24o- Nashville, November 2.-Lemuel F. Padgett was reelected to Congress from the Seventh district.
 New Hampshire: All republicans elected.
 Pennsylvania: Rose.
 Nebraska: Ravis Jeffries. Kinkaid, Andrews, Evans, Mclaughlin.
 Texas: Hardy. Mansfield.
 Tennessee: Browning.
 New York Eleventh, Riorden; Twelfth, Goldfield; Twelfth, Sullivan; Fourteenth. Pearlman
 Virginia: Ninth. slemp.
 Ohio: Speaks.
 New Jersey: Perkins.
 Massachusetts: Luce
 Kansas: Anthony. Campbell. Tincher. Pennsylvania: Brooks, Coughlin 1rln
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Columbia, $. C.. November 22.-Re- turns from 156 districts out of 1,250 in South Carolina give Cox 1o,51S; Harding, S2l. Reports from all counties indicate the full democratic ticket by a large ma- jority.
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WASHINGTON

Seattle. Wash, November 2.--Twenty. three precincts of 2.S7S in Washington give Harding, 2,314; Cox, 673; Christensen, 739.
 For United States senator 20 precincts give Jones. republican. 1,5Ss; Cottrill. democrat, 507; France, farmer labor, 716
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STATE OFFICIALS

Massachusetts: Green, Gallivan.
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Memphis, November 2.-Returns re- ceived up to midnight from the Third Tennessee Congressional district gave John A. Moon, denocratic candidate for reelection 5,397 and his republican op- ponent. Joseph Brown, 4,551
 Ohio: First, Longworth; Second, Stephens; Third, Thompson; Sixth Kearns; Seventh, Tess; Eighth, Cole Ninth, Chalmers; Tenth, Foster: Elev- eeth, Ricketts, Twelfth, Speaks; Eight ~cnth, Murphy; Nineteenth, Cooper Twenty Burton.
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New York; Twenty-eighth. Teneyck
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NEW POSTOFFICE
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 BEING COMPLETED
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work room is well ventilated with win dows and skylights.
 The lobby of the postoffice, which is the part that the people will see, will be finished in marble. There willA be a wainscoting twelve feet high around the walls and the floor will be com posed of it. A marble finished corridor will run the full length of the block along the Fifth avenue side from the Nineteenth street entrance to Eight cfr
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Pennsylvania: Brooks, Coughlin.
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Tennessee. Reece, Taylor.