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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
MISSOURI LANDS I'm REPUBLICAN
COLUMN BY MORE THAN 100000
MAJORITY; CHAMP CLARK BEATEN
"Show Me" State Follows Most of Its Sisters
and Joins in the G. 0. P. Landslide; Demo-y
Gratis Lose St. Louis, But in Kansas City the
Fight Is Close and Undetermined
tBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,

st. Louis, Mo, Nov. 3,-Missouri
tonight was safely republican by
more than 100000 on the principal
national and state offices, but in
many Of the minor local positions
the vote was fairly close with re-
publican candidates generally lead
ing,
With all but about 500 of 3.S10
precincts missing, Harding had a
majority of more than 10000;
Arthur NJ. Hyde led John NJ. Atkin-
son for governor by about, 1l0. 900.
and Senator Selden Spencer was
running far ahead of his ticket for
reelection, polling nearly 100000
more votes than his opponent,
Breckenridge Long.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

ticket. In some counties he ran
behind the ticket in some precincts
on which reports are available.
The democrats claim some ma
jorities as follows Bernali 10,
1900; Chaves, 500; Curry, 1900;
De Baca, 400; Eddy, 800; Hidalgo,
1875; Lea, 45O; Luna, 200; Mora,
800; Quay, 500; Roosevelt 1850.
Republican claims We're as fol-
lows: Taos. 500 Rio Arriba, 1,400;
Valencia, 9S5; San Miguel, 1870;
Dona Ana, 1,100; Socorro, 1900;
Union, 400; Santa Fe. 1,100; Nc
Kinley, 400; Lincoln, ESQ; Grant,
200; Torrance, 173; Sierra, 150'
Sandoval, $50; Guadalupe, H.;
Otero, 81; Colfax, 325.
G. o. =. Claims Discounted.
The actual returns avai'able dis
count the republican claims in
many instances. Democrats cut
their claims many hundred votes,
declaring that san Miguel will not
go 1000 majority; Socorro will be
less than 1000; Santa Fe will go
about 900; Rio Arriba will not ex-
ceed $50; Valencia will not exceed
700; Union will not go over $50;
Mckinley will not go over 100 and
that Hanna will not lose by more
than so. Sierra is doubtful with a
majority of less than so: Grant is 100
republican; Lincoln, 200; Colfax
200; Dona Ana about 800: Otero
so. and Colfax about 250.
Following are the only returns
available to the Journal:
Returns from counties in the
state yesterday were scattering and
incomplete. They show, however,
.t0ai,su-d on Page TWot
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

General CoXeZ, who, as matter Of
fact, was peon pelado in the
ragged army Of villa years ago.
"What a bandit is this Coxez,
thus to defy the will OF the people,
who have seen fit to name me for
the presidency!
II solemnly call upon all loyal
MeXicans to defend the constitu-
tion. and rally to my support in
the punishment of this outlaw.
Constitution reformaS Suf-
ragio effective. No recollection. Paz
Y TERRA, Tequila para Todos.
(Signed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

the 0VerWnelmlnp maJOfltleS
Eight States Doubtful.
With about eight states still in
the doubtful list in presidential ami
Senatorial contests the huge ma
iorit'es assured, senator Harding OF
at least 34G electoral votes, with
Governor COX certain Of 127, and
all fr6m the solid south" inc!ud-
ing, Kentucky the republicans
today added Idaho. Maryland and
South Dakota to their string, on the
face Of large majoritie5 and OF the
remaining states, the republicans
were reported leading in Oklaho-
ma, Arizona, Missouri. Montana,
Nevada and North Dakota.
Democratic margins in New Mex
leo and Tennessee were reported.
Among republican senators elect
cd In hard contests were Lenroot
OF Wisconsin. who was opposed Wig
orously by senator La Toilette;
Spencer OF Mis- our, VINO defeated
breckenridge Long. former assist
ant secretary ul state, and JCnes of
Washington, senate commerce com
mltteo Chairman; senator Phe'a
democrat California. was defeated
by Samuel NJ. Shoriridge. republi-
can, and Senator Smith, democrat,
Maryland, veteran. lost to o. f.
Weller republ can senator Nugent,
demoCrat, Idaho, was defeated by
former Governor GoOdlng.
MaiCritirs Increasing.
Senator Harding at Marion eX-
changed kilograms of cOngratula-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

The republicans carried st. Louis
by about $4,000, but in Kansas City
the fight was close, The outstate
districts, many of which were cars
ried by Wilson in 1916, went res
publican.
Bland Running Behind.
The republicans apparently gain-
ed substantially in congress. Two
democratic standbys of the house
were given the hottest battles OF
their careers hv republicans.
Champ Clark was defeated in the
ninth district ana Representative
Bland of Kansas City was behind
Ellis (Rl in his district. normally
democratic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
WEATHER

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, Nov S.-New
Mexico: Thursday and Friday, fair;
warmer north portion Thursday.
Arizona. Thursday and Friday.
fair; warmer Thursday, except In
extreme southeast portion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

With all but two precincts in Bernalo county re-
porting complete unofficial returns, Judge Richard H.
Hanna had lead of 1420 over Judge Merritt c. Mechem
in county that two years republican majority
of 446 votes and is normally republican by majority es-
timated in the neighborhood of 900 votes On the
count Senator Harding had lead of 55 votes Gov
ernor Cox indicating that many republicans had scratch
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
LAY THEIR EGGS ON RUNNING BOARD
o. 90 % 90 % % % %
BIDDIES UNRUFFLED BY FLYING FORD
% % 90 % o. % % %
WILDS OF TOURISTS CAMP EXPLORED
BY Aida F. SIMS.

o. for the joys of the open road, and the little Ford
with great big load there twenty families in the
auto park and tents like movies after dark the chickens
roost the running board and lay fresh eggs that folks
couldn't aFod the roosers crow the pups do bark and
the modern gypsies think it's lark they hang their wash
from Iiv to another and rarely think of home and
mother; red flannel shirts flap in the breeze and not
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

Peace and Land. Tequila for eV-
erybody.
(Signed) DIEGO COXEZ Y
MIDDLETONIO."
AS soon as General Hardingue2,
busily engaged in swinging himself
in hammock on his front porch
at Tamale, in the state of Aguar-
diente, was shown a dispatch con-
tanning the statement reproduced
above, he forthwith issued the fol-
lowing proclamation:
what a Bandit"
'Conciudadanos:
Il have just read the seditious
document put out by the so-called
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

queer nesting places have settled
on old hats, and on sacks of ce-
ment. tdt nevertheless Biddy has
been much maligned.
She is most adaptable, and will
lay to suit the convenience Of her
owners, and the exigencies of her
s'tration as the politicians say.
S~sNeNNsrcs~srs~ssSNa
4 .ASuulsuusu w Eaxs AACve.l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

G. 0. p. will have A MAJORITY
OF AT LEAST 10 In THE SENATE
AND 100 In THE HOUSE; HARDING
BREAKS into the SOLID SOUTH

Winners Are Assured At Least BAG Electoral
Votes, With Majorities Increasing Hourly
In What the Democrats Said Was "a Solemn
Referendum on the League of Nations;
Wilson Is Mute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
their tickets for Hanna.

The entire democratic county
ticket has been elected on face OF
the returns from the county with
one or two offices in doubt. Indi-
cations point to the defeat of Dis
trict Attorney George r. Craig, the
majority for Ernest Garcia in this
county being enough to offset any
majority Craig may get in Sando-
val and Mckinley counties. ID. h.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
GENERAL COXEZ PLANS REVOLT AGAINST HARDINGUEZ
HAS ISSUED PROCLAMATION CALLING RIVAL A USURPER
-o- -o-
ANYHOW, THAT'S THE WAY 1T USED TO BE IN MEXICO
BY GILBERT COSULICH

According General
From his palace Chii Tbaco, General
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

For to admire and for to sec,
For to behold this world so
wide,
II never done no good TO me.
But l can't help il II tried.
--kipiing.
The vagaries of hens and chick
ems have been often remarked upon,
and the preferences OF Riddy for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
DEMOCRATS WIN every OFFICE
; In COUNTY; HANNA MAJORITY IS
,. NEAR 1900; HARDING A winner

Republican Presidential Candidate Has Lead
of IS With Two Precincts Missing; Hubbell
Barely Wins Owe, I-andol6; Craig Badly
Beaten; Crollott Squeezes Through With a
Small Majority Over Werner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-05
AMISENENTS
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Toe Much Johnson
LAST Times TODAY

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William C1Tlle-1es famous stage farce.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-05

F'l-st Baptist -zpIir J u insianz- .
L. 1oE5. PRAYER. 1G.30, morning wD--
snip win sermon followed b5 baptism.
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school rnnrs--. PRAYER and prals4 on
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al z-3e; praise Enc preaching service
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cnu-rn- Rsx- Charles 5owz-o Atkins
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music Wednesday a $50, The Story
n+ Joseph" Crlu-sns CIV DaDZlsncs
SUNDAY. June L
F-l-s- Church Of Chris Scter1-,s 81
7a As subject ae lesEor-se-mDr Coz
me C,u7v Cause and C-ealar AIT
week services WedneECzy a. 30 2
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Eev Hiram Mains VIII Speak al the
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-05
crry VI. Gardner To-day

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gzrs WIFE It's ni6 rival Cnry. A.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-05
LTTCHFIEI.D

Miss Bessie BicEu-G o. P1--Eron.
VIM was 1ns weekend Euest Of Mrs
Ralph E-ann. was rhs recipient Sal
urCav evening af q large anc well
flied MAJ oaska1 rom he- former
pupils 0@ Lhs Whittier sctloo- ACCOM-
panied ny their parents. A1rer & long
hu1 merry chase tine VISITORS srJov.-d
q soerRl evening a the house. Candy
vas served and the guests dspa-rs5
a & lz1s hour
Mrs. RnIIIr Stevens and Mrs Ralph
Stevens were Monday guests O. Nj.
and M-E-~A 6. GrweIl.
Altar being detained Monday ever
rnr a the home Of a nsIGhbor Miss
A-villa EGgecsmb returned "a na-
nnrns only &c he met Ivy a Delegation
II friends who had gathered tn assist
Il celebrating ner birtndar Although
much surprised, Mise Edgecur7b wal-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-05

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OF English snl4 The REMAINS were
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nscsRssd
Services were hsir F,rlGay AFTERNOON
Il O'Clock I'll Sair- Joseph CsmsIs-r
Esv IT EeE-uor officiating. The
hea-a-s were ? n Coipa-t. JOHN Nc
DuneuEt- Wilson aoperEE- anC VII
liam as1E-
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A deIirr-ul OCCASION. II Lns form
Of 4 reunion o. the ciaEE q III, @ L
E and z shower IL honor q Mise
Anna Cummings waE held Il the
nome of Mrs William z Rines.
x Washington street or Thursday eve
ming. when Miss CUMMINGS WIS pre-
scented with a pair Of ME-y ChiiTun
table Spoons. II honor Of her ED
r-pachrur usa-riaEr 20 john =. SUI
I,vEr n B1n6efr-C
Tnnae rreser1 we-s EAc11Et Gun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-05

On Sunday evening a the Frs
Baptist church e. 6-3G O'clock CDR
cs-1 VII be gwen ny the members Of
the Sunday scnroI ano the 7-esr4d
choir consisting Of reci-a-Inns Sings
and Dialogues ny the various classes
and departments. The diplomas VIII
be presented 10 those wno have con- :
T1ls1ec tins work u the VARIOUS depart
merits. Al parents uf the scholars
are especially tuvi1so II attend this
sR--ica
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cnmsd her friends II pleasing man
ne- and & very happy evening WIS
passed 4 COLLATION. a ice cream and
cake was served
P-A-N-F z Pierre, ] Z Pis-rs-
Erhnr c We1--s and esfev :
v e1-re q Malnsn- Mass, VINO nave
beer Lhs guests Of M. and Mrs. z
u Pierce for few DAYS, returned
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Church NOTICES

Method - Episcopal church. Ssr. :
@ Young pas-a~ Morning service
ana sermon - 1e.3t- SunCav school
e. !. Epwu--n league 81 6.3t PRAYER
service ~
Mathew 6 cEu-ct. Rev Francis
a F'DZ c-u-- p-les- IN charge INV
"nrTIr7 uLInE e. 5 O'CLOCK regular morn
ing ss-vlee & 16.2p- Sundar school a
Id -. evening PRAYER Il : q 'ciDcE
-rIveFsE lIE1 Morning Es--z-lce -
g - WIZ sss--rndE ~ P-of. ~lululpv q
y ezs-D--oQE SUNDAY schaof al =
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II = Auuls was pIsasar-lF Sir
p-isec ur niE -snsn- nz-rnEEy Err-vszr-
sEv w-ner snurs 10 II hIs TRENDS rBok
pBsEsEsinr NJ ms hnuss rv B-a-U anr
u-ncssdec II Esien-aEs they cnnsIu-
s-sG Lnf Occasion demanded. MISS
lem Cnln1-E. II behalf at the RsEeu-
bisc friends. presented Nj AIMS VIM
q hns Eurnmnn5Ie -o3s. II winch me
recipient mace g-E1E-ul RESPONSE The
party broke I'D a. 9 LATE nCE-. having
passed & very eEjnvRnis evening
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= duuarIun pR--y for tne seustl- Of
that wu--f1E Tns.I-u-lnr known a. the
Y 9 = Z Temporal Enrrl4 f5r Chill
d-en VII he nelc al the nome on Mon
GEE afternoon auc vEn1n- 1~Drr IN
anc --nr : 10 g. Al are Urged 1G
ar-snG o.. Z 1Ee- cannot e 1n senu
some donation II tae firm OF grocer
res o. money This INSTITUTION -elies
Or charitable funds FOR lis suppp--
and mas nE z unuwmsn-- lis valuable
wu-k Is known ID al
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Ole Gre-azses 1-e growing II pupu-
tE-rI-E aGliv lnC --ne EauUveE Fem
Mani s.a-e vs. fortunate IL secu--
Ine : st-pneu- o. sumo II ncs- al
--sct5ss rl1la-ns. To-Day & tbs Iaa
dsF 81 1hs an-lGr bargains .anG al
1h---1t- shoppers should avaL them
saaEss ar rtE iaE oppo--unIrr II
EerG-rr NJ =llr-s L your quest r0u Il
nor e wrong by trading Il THIS
store -4-fE.
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hnne TnssdRy masking the TN ny
au-umobiis.
Appropriate Memorial Jay sXef-
cisas were nai6 a. -ns Plains SUNDAY
afternoon large audience WAS
present Prof. 8aTsrsan ~ Lewiston
delivered me GRAFTON, which was
much anu-aclarAG Fine seiBs we-e
gwen ny M CaIienar, the G A 7
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Cream

EsEvT CFaan. fresh Gaity 1-un the
F'sds-aI tested EnisteIn herd a. Sandy
E5-Bok Farm. for sale by Quinn The
Druggist Rnc Grzvs Confectionery
S1brs
Juns3G31
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-05

Gardiner Grange vii hnlG ar ap-un
and neckzis sDcIal a LnH nall OF Mon
CiEv evening mex Each lacy Is g
Ques1ed &c bring q boz containing z
lunch Tar we. alsp an apron Enc b0w
Ii march. the -aruiE- meeting OF ms
grange VII oe heid Monday June =
WIKI work r rfs third and fourth de-
grees. Al those not snIIcT-aI 1-urn
for THIS OCCASION please BRING cake.
aBuEnuuLE OF sandwiches
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-ae Eluvu-t+ L.ea-ua d ne Elcls-
land AVauna NJ Z. Church entertain
er me EiaIl9v-en ElTvru--n League on
-rarsaaE savaE M II -hf wes--v =
we-T pisasau- evening was PISSED
VIII vzrrouE soein -Rmas enc nuBic.
Refreshments O Ire c-eau Gn6 cake
were served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-05

William u nr-sa, who Has been r
rualnezs It Boston 1D- seve-al ears,
has returned II X esr Gardner lnc
VI MAX MS nuule WITH NJ. GuC Ars
Z = E.nblns0E- EIZIlOvzeT E0aE Mrs
Robinson beng MS sister fB-rle,-!v
Miss Nellie Morse