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Zayas Leads In Cuba
Havana, Nov. :,

Hnvana. Nov. |.-AIfredo lyas.
coalition candidate for presided has
carried five Of the six provinces over.
Jose Miguel Gomez, Liberal, according
to the government department of com
munications. Zaya's lead based on re-
turns from about third of the pre-
Cincts. is estimated at 1000.
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Seattle, Nov. 3.--IIarding had lead
of more than ~ 900 votes. or nearly
three to one. over Cox on returns from
G03 precincts out of 237S in Washing
ton, compiled early today. The vote
was: Harding, 76,40G; Cox, 2G,J7G
Christensen. 1T,77O.
In the gubernatorial contest Louis
+. Hart. Republican. incumbent, was
leading Robert Bridges. Farmer Labor,
by 2S. 1877 in returns from G26 precincts.
Ilart's vote was 81 100 and Bridges
32.072. W. W. Black. Democrat. was
third with 1851.
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iets Democratic, $3.50 Republicans.
R.f0o Proeressives. 24.f74

Salt Lake City, Nov. 3.LThe Re
publicans carried Utah from the head
of the ticket down TO the Office Of con
stable In virtually every county of the
state, on the basis of returns com
piled early today from ewenty seven of
the twenty nine counties in the state.
The total number of precincts report
ing were 800 out of $50.
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Kansas City. Nov. 3.--Senator Hard.
ing, Senator Curtis and Governor Allen
led their Democratic opponents for
President, senator and governor, re-
spectively. by ratio of about two to
one on the basis Of incomplete returns
from Kansas early today. Interest cen
tered upon contests in two congressional
districts.
In the Eighth district, w. A. Ayres,
Democrat, and the only member of his
party in the last Kansas congressional
delegation, was leading Richard T..
Bird, Republican, by Il small majority,
while in the Section district. Represen-
tative Little, Republican, was slightly
ahead of G. A. Bowman. Democrat.
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WASHINGTON

Voted for seven presidential electors
and constitutional amendments. Vote In
1916--Rcpublicans 1894; Democrats
tS2,3ss. Vote In 191G--Rcpubllcans
70,f45: Democrats, $3.50; Progress
piypg 1868
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the state, Republican candidates for
President. senator and governor were
leading. The figures were: Harding,
3106; Cox, 3021. Governor--Campbel
r., 4213; Simms,, D., 3170. For SEN
ator-.Cameron, r., 3S13; Smith, d.,
incumbent, 2S9S.
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Montpelier, Nov. 3.-yermout gave
Harding the largest plurality ever re
ceived by presidential candidate in
this state, which has always gone Re
publican. His margin of 44,301 over
Cox smashed the record made in 1SOG.
when Mckinley carried the state by a
plurality of 4O.3S4 over Bryan. The
vote Of the state complete was Hard.
ing. "a .SSS Cox. ~. 0.jS7.
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VIRGINIA

Voted for twelve presidential electors,
ten congressman, one United States sen-
atOr. constitutional amendment, Vote
III 191G--Dem9crats. 102,S24: Repub-
9O,S32: Republicans, 23,2ss; Progress
etypq 81 S77
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Dallas, Nov. y Intense interest
centered today in the congressional race
in the Fourteenth Texas district, where
on the face of unofficial returns from
an estimated so per cent Of the votes
cast. Harry NJ. Wurzbach. Republican.
was leading his Democratic opponent.
Carlos Bee, incumbent. by more than
1000.
Should Wurzbach maintain his lead.
it would be the first time in twenty six
years that Il Republican congressman
has been elected from southwest Texas.
to unofficial and incomplete returns,
made u clean sweep by majorities Of
about five to one. All Democratic con
gressmen also We're elected except in
the Fourteenth district.
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Omaha, Nov. 3.-Harding, on re-
turns from 800 of Nebraska 5 1877 pre-
cincts compiled early today, had a lead
of II 800 over Cox. The vote stood I:
Harding, 1870 ,0G5 Cox, 68, ,436.
For the governorship, Governor Nc
Kelyie. Republican, had 81, ,504 to 70, ,O23
for former Governor Morehead, Demo
crat. Arthur G. Wray, an independent
with the Nonpartisan Leagues support,
had 47,956. All six Republican candi
dates for Congress were re- elected.
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one third the total vote of the state,
indicated early today that Nevada had
swung into the Republican column.
These returns gave: Harding, G405 !;
Cox, 4049. For senator: Henderson
D.). 1925; Qddie (R.). 5136; Anne
Martin lind, J. 1000,
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GEORGIA

Voted Tor fourteen presidential cleo
tors, twelve congressman. one United
States senator. state ticket ana consti-
tutional amendments. Vote In 1915
Democrats. $685.: Republicans. 14,6l1.
Vote in 1912-Democrats, 36,4l7; Re
publicans. 4279; Progressives. 4535.
Atlanta, Nov. 3.-Returns from $40
districts out of 1869 in Georgia give
Cox J,OGI; Harding, SAT- Debs. OBJ.
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Helena, Mont, Nov. 3.-(By A. P.(
The lead taken by the Republican
candidates for President, governor and
was maintaineSf q more m Complete re-
ports we're received. Harding. on re-
turns from 406 out of 1882 precincts,
had $3.50 votes, as compared with
81 1862 for Cox.
Former Senator Dixon, Republican
nominee for governor. was nearly 20,
900 votes ahead Of Il. X. Wheeler, Dem
ocrat. The vote from 422 precincts !:
Dixon, Al, ,207; Wheeler, 2l ,616.
In the First Congressional district,
w. J. Mccormick, Republican. was
more than 5000 votes ahead Of Burton
Watson, Democrat. In the Second
district Congressman Riddick, Republi-
can. was leading NJ. McCusker, Demo E
crat
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IndianaDoliS. Ind, Nov. ?

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 4? a Fifteen
hundred and fifty eight precin 48out of
1884 in Indiana for President give
Harding, 33G,39S; Cox, 250, ,4S6.
Thirteen hundred and eighty five for
United States senator give Watson, r.. -,
317 oil; Taggart, d., 230, ,045.
Thirteen hundred and forty precincts
gor governor give McCray, r.. BID, $50 ;
McCulloch, D., OPT ,S6S.
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UTAH

.oted for four presidential electors,
two congressman. one Cnited States
Yrrrtor state ticket and constitutions,
amendments. Vote in 19lG--Democrats,
Si,o25; Republicans. H,1S7. Votc in
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WYOMING

Voted for three presidential electors,
ono congressman, constitutional amendsA
ments. Vote In 1916-Democrats, as.
316: Republicans. 21,69s. Vote In 1873
Democrats, 1870; Republicans, t4-
$50; Progressives. 1892.
Cheyenne, Nov. 3.-Returns from d
third of the precincts in Wyoming to-
day showed the Republican state and
national tickets leading the Democratic
about two to one. with 270 of the 625
precincts giving Harding, II ,001 Cox,
j0T3.
For gressman-Mondell, Republi
can. IL ,1JS: Fowler, Democrat, 5001.; +;
Morgan. Farmer Labor, 1868.
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st. Louis. NO., Nov. 3.---Out of 3S10
precincts in Missouri 231o gave for
President:
Harding, 343, 40; Cox, 2S0.1T6.
For senator: Spencer (R.) 336,S59; ;
Long (D.), 2S6,392.
Out of 26S precincts in the Ninth
Missouri district ia show former
Speaker Clark, Democratic incumbent,
running nearly 5000 behind his Repub-
lican opponent for representative. The
figures:
Uukreide. 24,322; Clark, 1888.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

Voted for five presidential electors.
three congressman, one United States
senator, state ticket, referendum
measures and constitutional amend.
ments. Vote in 1916--Ilspublicans 81.
217; Democrats, 59,t91. Vote in 1s12L-
Republicans. -: Democrats. iS.9G2 (;
Progressives, 5ssl1
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Charleston. Nov. 3.-Formerly classed
as doubtful state, West Virginia this
morning continued to maintain wide
margin in favor of Harding for Presi-
dent and Morgan, Republican. for gov
ernor. The election of candidates to
Congress was in doubt. however. al
though the Republicans we're leading in
all six districts.
Returns from 7GS precincts out OF
1868 in the state gave Harding, rs. =
100; Cox. S6.40G. If this ratio is
maintained it would Indicate that Hard
ing carried the state by approximately
5000. by the same method indica
tions point to Morgan carrying the state
for governor by 81 900, although he had
opposition not only from the Democrats.
but from non partisan candidate as
well
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INDIANA

Voted for flfteen presidential electors,
thirteen congressman, one United States
senator and state ticket. Vote In 1916
Republicans, 34l ,005; Democrats, 334,-
267; Democrats. 1880; Progresslves,
169OO1
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11e,s05; Democrats, is5,3s5: Progress
sives, 1G1,S19.

sives, 1G1,S19.
Des Moines. Ia. Nov. 3.-Iowa. on
the basis OF returns received early today,
apparently gave Senator Harding a plu-
rality Of approximately 100000 votes
over Governor Cox, returned Senator
vote over Porter, his Democratic op-
ponent, re-c.cctcd all its Republican
representatives and elected the Repub.
lican state ticket from top to bottom.
Returns from $50 out Of 1880 pre-
cincts in the state gave:
Harding, 277 .49S; Cox, 3,1S6.
III precincts gave Cummins, 1S1 .432 !;
Porter. 92,3s3, while for governor, 742
precincts gave Kendall (RD. 1G0.707 !;
Uerrin CD. 95,61T.
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Portland. Nov. ga commanding
lead by Harding over Cox and a close
senatorship race between Senator
Chamberlain, Democrat, and Robert n.
Stanfeld, II blican, were indicated
in returns ca. today in Oregon. In
7O2 out Of the 1900 precincts, Harding
had 10,85S and Cox 9S16. In 713
precincts. Stanield had 1918 votes
to 49, 161 for Chamberlain.
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Knoxville, Nov. 3.--Unoficial re-
turns from sixty five Of the ninety FIVE
counties in Tennessee gave Harding a
plurality Of ~ ,422 over Cox. and Tay-
lor, Republican, lead Of 20, 142 over
Governor Roberts, Democrat, in the
gubernatorial race. Those figures in
clude all but four Of the counties in the
mountain section, considered heavily
Republican.
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NORTH CAROLINA

Voted for twelve presidential vlcc.
tors, ten congressman, one United States
senator. state ticket and constitutional
amendments. Vote in 1916-Democrats.
16S.3S3: Republicans. l20.9sS. Fot. III
I9l2--Demcc Gratis. l44.545; EepublicaI> ;
?O,@I2 Protcessives, 1o.l44.
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CALIFORNIA

Voted for thirteen presidential cleo
tors. eleven congressman, one United
States senator and referendum measures
and initiative. including anti-alien land
measure. Vote in t9t6--Democrats, i66,-
200: Republicans, 462,394. Vote in
2S3,436: Republicans,
3o1i: progesrivcs 2S3,6l0
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MICHIGAN

Voted for fifteen presidential cleo
tors, thirteen congressman. state ticket
and constitutional amendment. Vote In
! Is16-Republicsns, SS9,097 Democrats,
2s6IBI. Vote In l0i7--Republicans
iS9,244; Depocrats, lbo,7b1; Progress
sives. alt'6sA,
Detroit, Nov. ga clean sweep for
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Raleigh, Nov. 3.-Returns from 1910
precincts out of 1000 give Cox 3S, $50
and Harding 10,68I. For senator:
Overman D.), 27,49S; Holton (R.),
5T91. .
For governor: Morrison o.,
3S. .902: Parker (R.). 9ST6
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OKLAHOMA

Voted for ten presidential ela- ers,
eight congressman, one United .J..-tes
senator, referendum measure and consti-
tutionaf amendments. Vote In 1916
Democrats. 148.113; Republicans. a.
oSa Vote in 19l2-Democrats, 119.l56 /;
e0.786.
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Sioux Falls, Nov. 3.-Returus from
South Dakota up to midnight showed
Senator Harding leading Governor Cox
by a substantial margin. Reports from
outlying precincts were slow, owing to
bad wire conditions,
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KANSAS

Voted for ten presidential electors,
eight congressman, one United States
senator. state ticket and constitutional
277.65S: Democrats, SI4,5SS. Vote In
191@--Republicans. 1884: Democrats,
1860: Progressives. 120,210.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

Voted for nine presidential electors.
seven congressman, one United States
senator, state ticket. Vote In 1916
Democrats 6i,sfs; Republicans. 1850.
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IOWA

Voted for thirteen presidential elec-
tors, eleven congressman, ono United
States senator and state ticket. Vote In
i9l6-Republcans. ?s0tt9 Democrats,
221,sss Vote In iei2--Republicans
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OREGON

Voted for five presidential electors,
three congressman, one United StateR
senator, initiative and referendum
measures and constitutional amendment.
Vote In 19l6-Republ!cans, 1861
Democrats. 120.0s7. Vote In 1919.
RApublicans, 34.673; Democrats, A.
06i; Progressives, $500.
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Oklahoma City, Nov. 3.-Unoficial
and incomplete returns from 1115 pre-
cincts out of 26S5 in Oklahoma today
gave Cox "9,355 and Harding 95,036,
or majority of %419. An early tabula-
ton Of 1887 precincts gave Cox 1913
and Harding 03, ,49G, or q majority of
43T7.
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Fargo, Nov. 3.-IIarding led Cox
by more than four to one on mcager
returns from North Dakota this fore
noon. Bad weather and poor means Of
communication made returns very slow
Fourteen precincts out of 2091 gave
Harding. 1850; Cox, 27S; Debs, 80.
For United States senator thirteen
precincts gave II. II. Perry, Demo
crat, 1885. and DR.. L. F. Ladd, Re
publican and Nonpartisan, 7G3.
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Birmingham, Nov. 3.-Victory for
national and state nominees. including
Representative l.. Z. Rainey, of the
doubtful Seventh district, was indicated
ny unofficial returns from a majority
Of the sixty seven counties in Alabama.
Returns indicated that considerable
more than half the women registered
had voted,
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MISSOURI

Voted for eighteen presidential! cleo
tors. sixteen congressman, one United
States senator, state ticket and con-
stitutional amendment Vote In 1916
Democrats, 3GS.025; Republicans, 269.-
3%9. Vote in 1912--Dcmocrats, 3SO.74G;
Republicans, 207S2l rrogresslves,
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MONTANA

Voted Tor four presidential electors
two congressman, state ticket, initiative
and referendum measures. Vote In
is16-Democrats 10l,o63; Republicans.
66,750 Vote in 19l2-Democrats. a.
94I: Republicans, 1852; FrogressIves,
22,456
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TENNESSEE

Voted for twelve presidential electors
Democrats, 1899 Republicans, lie.
22B. Vote In 1912-Democrats 135,425:
Republicans. 60,6T4; Progressives,
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Providence, Nov. 3.-Rhode Island,
like the other New England states, es-
tablished record in presidential
pluralities yesterday when it gave
Harding a margin over Cox, with only
three precincts missing, of 52,129. The
highest previous was that Of 22,07S for
Mckinley in 1896. All three Repub-
lican congressman were easily re-
elected, and the Republican state. ticket,
led by Lieutenant Governor HAsty j.
Sar Souci, for governor, wentS Though
without trouble. The vote " the state
with three precincts missing, was
Harding, 100000; Cox, 64,667; for
governor; San Souci, 66,977; Sullivan
ID), 56,0 ,040.
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San FrancisO. Nov. 3.-liarding $
lead in California continues to increase
as delayed returns come in. Returns
from 1918 precincts out of 6154 gave
Cox a4,052; Harding, 271 ,1O4; Debs,
10. .G65: Watkins. 5a1
In the senatorial fight, 1921 precincts
gave Senator Phelan. Democrat, 100, =
II2; Samuel NJ. Shortridge. Republican.
123 $40.
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VERMONT

Voted for four presidential electors,
two congressman, one United States SEN
ator, state ticket. Vote In 1gl6--Repub-
llcans, 40,250; Democrats, 22,70S. Vote
in 19l2--Republicsns, 93,332; Demo-
Gratis, 1884; Progresslves. 22.132.
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st. Paul, Nov. 3.-iBy A. P.)-Rc-
publican state leaders early today pre-
dicted that the decisive plurality ap.
parently given Harding for PresideDt in
Minnesota would carry into Office the
Republican state ticket.
Returns early today from 571 pre-
cincts out of 1920 in the state gave
Harding 90.556 and Cox 27,169. For
governor Cos precincts gave State Sen :
ator Preus, Republican. 100,056, as
against 67,GI5 polled by Shipstead, In
dependent, indorsed by the Nonpartisan
League.
Congressional districts had not been
decided in rSagrns early today. Repre-
scntatives Carss was being hard pressed
by o. j. Larson, Republican, in the
Eighth district, and while other con :
tests also were close, the incumbents
had slight margins in every case, in =
Guiding Representative A. J. Volstead
in the Seventh district.
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NEBRASKA

Voted Tor eight presidential electors,
six congressman, state ticket. initiative
measure, Vote In 1916--Democrats
i6s.s27: Republicans, ll7.257. Vote in
1sl2-Democrats, 10000; Republicans
54,216; Progresslves. 1850.
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ALABAMA

Voted for twelve presidential electors,
ten congressman, two United States SEN
stors and amendments. Vote in 1876
Democrats, 99,4O9 Republicans, 2.s09
Vote in l9l2-DemOcrats 82,439; Re-
publicans, 974l Progresslves, 22.6S9
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Wilmington, Nov. 3.--Early returns
in Delaware, hamperCd as they were b.
heavy storm. indicate Il Republican
gain. In Sussex county, Georgetown,
normally Democratic, reports a Itepub-
lican ma jOr;ty of 50 votes. Lewes, also
Democratic. reports a Republican ma
iOrity
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CONNECTICUT

Voted Tor seven presidential ciectora.
five congressman, one United states aen-
ntor and state ticket. Vote in 1916
Republicans. 10G,614 Democrats, 09,7sG.
Vote In I9l2--RepubliCans 1897
Democrats, 22,G31: prugTcssives, 34.l29.
New Haven. Nov. 3.-Every town
save Ansonia had completed its count
Of ballots this morning and the figures
showed that Senator Harding carried
the state by approximately 10000 over
Governor Cox. United States Senator
Brandegee ran about 10000 votes be-
hind Mr.. Harding, while nominees on
the Republican state ticket had plurali-
ties well over the 100, 900 mark.
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DELAWARE

Voted tor three presidential electors.
on" congressman, one senator and state
ticket. Vote in l916-RepubllCnns
%6,01l: Democrats. 24.75S. Vote IN 1919
1897; Democrats. 22,-
631; Progressives, 1886.
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LOUISIANA

Voted for ten presidential electors
eight congressman. one Uuited States
senator and constitutional amendments.
Vote IN 19lG-Democrats. 1885; Re-
puhlicans. Case. Vote IN 1912-Denl-
ocrats G0,9G6 Republicans. 1884; Pro-
grcssiveH, 9%2".
New Orleans, Nov. 3.-Rcpublican
gains yesterday were the heaviest re-
corded in any of the contests since
Civil War days. Complete returns
from ninety two precincts out of 15T
in New Orleans gave Cox 1852.
Harding 9S47. Incomplete returns
from twelve parishes outside of New
Orleans gave Harding 1894, Cox 1902.
Seven precincts in La Fourche parish,
in the heart Of the sugar belt, gave
Harding 452, Cox 1856. The Harding
vote in New Orleans so far is 1000
greater than Hughes received in tho
entire state at the 1916 election.
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albuquerque. Nov. 3.--Eightccn pre-
cincts out of go give Harding. 2OI0 ;
Cox, 1855.
Congress: Montoya (R), .O43 !;
Lucero d., 2SS7.
Governor Mecham (R.). TO42 |;
Hanna 3D., 1890.
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Boston, Nov. 3.--The home state Of
Governor Coolidge gave to the Repub-
lican national ticket. on which lie was
the candidate for Vice President, the
overwhelming plurality of more than
800, 900 yesterday. The largest previous
presidential plurality In Massachusetts,
was 173 ,265 for Mckinley in 1896.
Boston went Republican for the first
time in 1896 by margin Of 81 ,045
yesterday it went Republican for the
second time by 80, 200. The governors
home city of Northampton, which gave
Harding and Coolidge plurality Of
1879.
All Republican congressman We're re-
elected, including Speaker Gillett, who
was unopposed. The Republicans also
captured the seats Of Congressman Phe-
Ian and Olney, Democratic.
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Manchester. Nov. 3.--New Hamp-
shire, which four years ago went for
Wilson by the narrow margin Of fifty
six votes, returned to the Republican
column yesterday with a plurality OF
approximately 10000 for Harding.
Senator Moses and Congressman Bur
roughs and Wason. all Republicans,
we're re- elected by large pluralities, and
Albert o. Brown, Republican, was
elected governor. The vote Of 215 out
OF 206 precincts was: Harding, GO, 1902
Cox, 40,8s3. The state vote In 1916
was Hughes. 43, ,723: Wilson, 43.779.
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NORTH DAKOTA

Voted for five presidential electors.
three congressman. ono United States
senator, state ticket and constitutional
amendments. Vote in 19l6--Democrats,
55.2O8; Republicans, 53.471. Vote In
l912-Democrats 1855; Republicans.
$1,000; Progressives. 26.12G.
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MINNESOTA

Voted for twelve presidential electors,
ten congressman, state ticket and con
stitutional amendments. Vote in 1915.
Republicans. 1884: Democrats. 170.-
152. Vote i'll 1912-Republcans, Ca
334; Democrats, 106,426; Progressive
1856.
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IDAHO

Voted for four presidential electors
two congressman, one United States sen-
ator state ticket and constitutional
amendment. Vote in 1Sl6--DomOcrats,
7O,O54; Republicans, 55.S6S. Vote In
1912--Democrats 33,92l; Republicans,
32,S1O; Progressives. 25,52I.
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WEST VIRGINIA

Voted for eight presidential electors,
six congressman. state ticket. Vote in
9l6--RepublIcans. 143,124: Democrats,
ii0. 0.403. Vote in 1012--Republcans So
667 Democrats. 1906: Progressives
1877
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Voted for four presidential electors,
two congressman, one United States sem
ator. governor and constitutional amend
ments. Vote in 1916-Repubilcans, 49,
723 Democrats, 4S,77s. Vote In 1919
Republicans. 32,927; Democrats, 34,I24:
Progrcssives. 1874.