New Britain herald., 1920-11-03
COX GETS ABOUT 116,OoO VOTES LESS
 THAN HARDING IN CONN.,; BRANDEGEE IS
 CUT ABOUT 21,O0O BUT IS REELECTED
State Has Republican Rep
 resentative in Congress
 and General Assembly is Made Up Almost Entirely of c. o. F. Members.

New Haven, Nov. 3.--Revision oi figures and with one city missing this forenoon. the approximate margin oi warron c. Harding. tho republican presidential nominee over James NJ. COX. was i1G, 900 with some hundreds over for good measure. United States senator Frank B. Brandegee who was fought by many of the equal suf- fraEc advocate\ among the women. Fu red to the e&tent of si.O00 votes in round numbers aR compared with Mir. Harding's vote and as Mir Loner- gan. his opponent rnn ahead of Gov ernor Cox the apparent lose in votes hy the senior senator was much great .,er LonerEan boiled more than 10000 more votes than Governor Cox. Lake Leads Statc e For governor. Everett J. Lake. re- publican pulled up quite close to the presidential candidate. and led the state ticket although some missing figures. owing to neglect in many towns to promptly report these. make u Impossible as yet to hetermino how much he Tod. Senator Tcmpleton who was his running mate. The figures for tho state officers. however. -s-rx- close together.
 Tho stnte has a republican .doleGn-
 
 Hart Fenn, of wethcrsncld. a veteran lcEialator and newspaper man.
 The general assembly will be hi- most wholly republican aS Daniel 1'ickGtL-~qf Waterbury. who wrcSted control Of A district from tho veteran. senator Hurley who has been in the ! upper branch many sessions is .he osemocratim member Of tho party to ssSatn scat.
 ss Democrats Earr Bs,iy ' In the house the democrats did ,tpooriy. Last session tIaey had 6g mem bcrs. The number/is will represent Their scatholdiEEs next session and Mrs--W: A ,Lywett. Of Holland is ono " the frm ber. the first democratic Woman to be chosen. The republicans |rleeted Mrs Mary Hooker of Hart ford. Miss Emily Brown of Naugi- tuck and Rev. Grace Edwards of New Hartford as members. and the latter may have the frequent opportunity as bcfalis ciergymen who go to this body tn occasionally open d days sit ting with prayer. The democrats may Jose a member as in Portland tho member was choosen by only five \ votes and tho republicans want a re- (rount.
 The house membership Is abS but this time IL was increased by four as. in anticipation of the census benefits westport, Seymour. West Hartford watertown. each elected an additional member who. if they take their seats. will have to be provided with room.
 Socialists show Gain
 The socialist party vote showed a large increase, although the bulk of the votes was cast in tho cities. In the lat Nnt A Debs for president received 7.023 as against 3.6s5 votes cast in the same towns for Benson four years ago. Martin F, Plunkett for U. $. Sena- tor received G.73t and Charles T. Peach for governor had S.64i. Vote for Congressman.
 Tho vote In the first congressional district for T. Hart Tenn, republican was 2.t6t. and for Joseph r. Dutton homocnst. 3o,72S
 The vote in tho second district with several towns missing on this vote:
 New London, Freeman. republican IB.4i6: Murray. democrat. S,294; wlndham. Freeman, S.533: Murray Murray. 2,334; Holland. Freeman. I.. pbT. Murray 2.223: total. Freeman sS.i12. Murray, f7.959.
 Tho vote in tho third district was Tiison, republican. 45.3O3: Alcorn ricmocrat. 22,ia7.
 The vote in the fourth distric was; Merritt. republican, 54.7S6 Piatt. democrat. 2b,OS5.
 Tho vote in the fifth district will Ansonia missing was LitchfielC rounty. Gtynn. republican, 14.443 Cainc. democrat. 7..t2: New HaveI rounty. Glynn 1T.Oo5; Caine i4.0s5 total, Glynn 3l.4ts; Caine 2i,3Oi.
 Vote on State oniccrs.
 The vote on state oilicerr with Tow scattering towns missing and tw' cities was:
 For Lieut.. Governor:
 Tempieton. republican i7T,sfI Wagner. democrat 9i,37s,
 For Secretary of State;
 Warner. republican 17s,74t. wclch democrat ss.79s.
 For treasurer: 4
 Gipatric. republican l74.s Mar znno. democrat eo,sto.
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