New-York tribune., 1920-11-03
Republicans
Increase Their
Congress Lead
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the Danville district in Illinois; Champ
Clark of Missouri; Frank Mondell, the
fioor leader; Speaker Gillett, Simeon
D. Fess, of Ohio; James r. Mann, of
Niinols, and Nicholas Longworth, of
ONO A newcomer in the House will
be ex-senator Theodore +. Burton, rep
resenting the Cleveland district Mr.
Burton was succeeded by Senator Har-
ding six years ago. He defeated Rep
resentatiVe Emerson, who ran on .
platform indorsing the Plumb plan.
Returns at midnight indicated the re-
fey l.. Jones, of Washington, the vote in
twenty precincts out of 2,37S being:
Jones, l.5SS; Cottrill, Democrat. 5O7:
France, Farmer-Labor, ZIG
The returns early this morning in
dicated the election of Ogden l.. Mills.
former State Senator. over Rcprescn-
tative Pell in the 18th Congressional
election districts being: Mills, 24O9:
Pell, 1909; Halpern, $50.
The returns at midnight indicated a
gain of United States Senator bv
the Republicans in Nevada, where ten
precincts IN Reno and seven in the
state gave Oddie. Republican. 362:
Henderson, Democrat, 270; Annie Mar
TN, Independent, 10.
1Oklakoma returns show Representa-
eve Scott Ferris, Democrat, and Judge
j. ". Harreld, Republican, running
neck and neck in their race for the
United States Senate, $50 precincts
giving HaTreld, 55,499, Ferris, 5S,729.
Shortly before midnight, George
White. chairman of the Democratic Ma
uonal Committee, CONCEDED the election
Of d Republican Congress.
Late returns reported Senator Spencer
leading his Democratic opponent. Breck-
nrldge Long, and the Missouri Repub-
nean managers are confident Spencer
has been reelected.
One hundred and five precincts out
of 1884 in Indiana give Watson, Re-
publican candidate for Senator, 49,
997; Taggart, 33,471.
coin Kentucky 1,l56 precincts give
Ernst, Republican candidate for
United States Senator, 163 ISL: Beck
ham, smocrat, S1.251.
Fiftr-three precincts, including 40
III Cook County, Illinois, gave McKin-
ley, Republican candidate for United
States Senator, 10000; Waller, Demo
crat, 4,139.
Four precincts in Denver give Mich
olson, Republican candidate for Sena-
tor, 59l; Scott, Democrat, III;
Thomas. Nationalist. 45
HN 1Nc pUD4lSdE managers IN Erie
County, New York, conccde the election
of James NJ Mead, Democrat He is
the only Democratic Congressman
elected outside Greater New York in
the state.
Late returns from Kentucky indi-
Gated that the Democrats have carried
Kentucky, and that Senator Beckham
will be returned. 1863 precincts giving
Ernst, Republican. 2O,52l; Beckham,
Democrat, 25 ,021.
The Republicans gained Congress-
man in Connecticut, Fern, Republican,
in the 1st District, winning out.
il itt"en election precincts out Of 296
n New Hampshire gave Moses, Repub-
licAn candidate for Senator, 1853; Ste
yeas. Democrat, $50.
~The city Of Hartford, Conn, gave
Brandegee. for Senator, 1924; Lon
ergan. Is 206.
Returns from Indiana at $50 from
81 precincts out of 1884 gave Wa.son,
Republican, 1869 Taggart, Democrat,
L 6SS
Connecticut has returned United
States Senator Frank B. Brandegee,
while the returns from Vermont an
nounced the reelection of Senator Dill
lingham.
The carly returns on the election of
members of the House of Representa-
tives announced the reelection of
Speaker Frederic II. Gillett
The early returns from Massachu-
setts indicated the election of Ma
loney, Republican, over Phelan. Demo-
crat, in .hc 18th District, and of Froth-
lnGham, Republican, over Obey, Den
ocrat, in the 14th.
Three huGa.ed and forty-nine dis
tricts out Of 7,2l9 in Pennsylvania give
Senator Pcnrcse. Republican, 57,355;
Farreli, Democrat. l6.9l9.