The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-02
In Some Sections &C. O. n.
Nominee Far In Lead in
Massachusetts,.
cox AHEAD IN OKLAHOMA
West Virginia and Kansas
Trend to Harding Solid
South Unbrohen.

Norwell. Mass, Nov. 2.--Reports from,
the town OF Norweli. Plymouth county.
giving the complete vote on the preel.
candidates were received shortly after
noon today. They were:
For president HARDING ana Coolidge.
(Rcp,l 400: Cox and Roosevelt lpcn'l.
w ~ so sn.s governor so cox Rsp'h ~;
New xshiora's -; vote for governor Wa
Cor ORep). 2ai walsh (bem.), IS.
The vote of Norwell for president IN
i Ipsr, yas say Hughes tReph i7s: Wilson
Boston, Nov. a,--Ths town Of Masl.-
pee. on Cape Cod, gave: For president.
Coz 4 Harding @. For governor. Cox
-Four -Four years sso ago the Ss vote q o. Mashpss
for president was Wilson Deni.l AZ,
. The Hsrdinsg ticket gained IL vosss n
Norwell over the Hughes ticket in 1ais'
The Cox ticket lost one vote IN New
Ashford. 70 In Norwell and IA IN Maoh~
pee over tho Wilson ticket Ia 1915.
Cox Leads In okiahoma.
ohlahoma city. Nov. .s.-Iaeomplsts
n rsssTns nom q three q ne ftysHht
gave Cox 222 and Harding 81.
West '<lruinIa for Harding.
Wheeling,. W.. Va. Nov. e.--Tahu-
lated vote from two city precincts rive
IL isis gave Wilson 10 and Il Isnsjority
above. siye Tor congress Nicely (Dem.j
Sc. Rosenenloom Rspl g,
Wlchlts. Kan. Nov. 2.--Four scattersd
precincts here gave Cox, s9T; Harding.
~. up 10 noon. The precincts were IN
strong union districts. where q heavy
Democratic vote was rolled against
Gov Allen and the whole republican
HARDING Leads In Kansas.
Hutchinson. Kan. Nov. 3.-~Ineompirta
returns from ten precincts out OF fliteen
u HUTCHINSON gave; Harding 40ei Cox
ID. ~ Allen tRl for governor. sal:
laws W, ,isSs ror Aardluu.
Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. 2.--Innompleta
returns from nfty-Alx scattered precmcil
{he fellewlng RESULT Harding. i.iSg
{, ~, sSvsrnon Amen up.. As; nssIt
M I,|l ,Is \ sGss'ss tl'
c1x e|sfa ,unoInN ffks ana neck ii ii.'S
e!t{ Rss i.sIsd fe.llltA itu1. eIe<sa p4s
O'Clock gava Harding. SSt. Cos. &0g
The same precincts gave Gov. Aleu-
$50; Davis, tBt. many OF tina rapslhiiE
can union workers scratching the gov
errors name.
New York. Nov. ae--Democratic ma
lionnl headquarters here we're informed
by telegraph today that Hnrdinn ana
-oM are running neck ad neck iii thu
early returns from Kansas,
Two Topcka precincta were reported
First Precinct--cox. 90; Hardine. 40.
Second Prccinct-cox. %; Harding.
Cox, 40, HARDING. q.
San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 2T.--Firnt
returns from the town OF Elmandorf.
IN BoxaF county, showed compfeta re-
sut In one precinct: Cox. IS: Hard
Fort Worth Democratic.
Fort Worth, Tex. Nov. 1.-THE r.
suits Of .today's election In Texas. a
democratic victory was q forngona
roncluaion with Interest occupied 81
The Efforts OF republicans 10 poll 4
vote si,, equal 70 the one won by William
campaign against William j. Bryan
mat year polied nearly ona-thlrd AZ
ss.sss Vote. Cast.
PORTS at noon showed 81. ass votes csst
n Mllwaukee. This IL two and 4 hair
limes the vote cast TIP 10 the same
lour II tho primary, Reports from
wv. tn@ state indicated c0nannFNM
lively heavy forenoon vote.
-. Cox, t.eT6 Votes.
Muhkogee. OKLA, Nov. z.--fncompleto
eturns AZ noon today from eleven out
nineteen city. precincts gave Cor
,sIA and Harding g67.
Harding, f,y7f votes.
Topeka. Kan, Nov. 2,--Incomplefa
eturns from 70 out OF So precincts n
Topeka give Harding LII. Cox 100.
hardIpn Gets also.
TOPEKA. KAN, Nov. A tabulaflon /
4 the vote for president counted III 4
his city up 20 , O'clock IN 40 out al sG "
'srecincts show; Harding 3iso. cox
O. o. y. Lsada Republican,.
Denver, Colo. Nov. a.--Incompiefa
eturns from twelve scattered pfecincis
2 Denver give, for governor. Shoup
.Nepl, saai Collins (Dam.), lsE. IL
ihouP'a lead continues at this rate II
estimated y &c he win carry the city BY
Hssvx womsn.s vote.
Richmond, Va, Nov, 1.--Records for
eavy voting ~ Virginia had been
roken Y J o'clock today. the vote cast
sv"c"'ng previous bailotlng nc that N
me Women are voting in large num-
Mrs.. Roosevelt Votes.
Oyster Bay. l.. l.. Nov, a.--Acccm.
anied BY two Of her sons. Kermit ana
rchie, Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, widow
the former president, went 20
tile blacksmith shop here today and
asst her nrst vote. Col. Roosevelt fol
eaTs voted In the same little black