Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-11
GOTHAM REFLECTS
HYLAN BY 4l7,S86
nomocrats Make Clean Sweet of
City and County.
RESULT SHOWS BIG REVERSAL
.,.ot"eky and Maryland Pass From
republican to Democratic Control
First Woman to Be Elected
70 Kentucky Legislature.

New York, Nov. 1o.-Democratic can
So headed by Mayor John f. Hy-
~ u',' node a clean sweep of the princi-
iaI city and county offices in the mu-
',,noI election. the mayor receiving
no 20 unnrecedented plurality of 417,9S6.
Tho complete vote in the city's 2,079
',action districts was: Hylan, 754ST4 /;
.uonry II. Curran, Republican, running
IN coalition ticket. 336,SSS, and ia
cob Panken, Socialist, 5000.
Moyor Hylan's plurality is the
lorcest ever received by a Democratic
candidate for any Office in this city,
and is comparable with President Har-
|Jlpgs plurality of 43S,471 in the pres
4aqntial election last year. The high
sst nrevious Democratic plurality was
tbat Of former Governor Smith, who
carried the city over Governor Miller
by 310.929 in last years election.
About 95 Per Cent os Vote Cast.
approximately 90 per cent of the
/ civ's ]. 2G3. $40 registered voters, which
Hbeluded 447,015 women, went to the
I polls
Democratic inroads in Republican
&sronghods upstate marked the mu-
4ricipal elections throughout the state.
#genublcans were successful in 20 and
H. Democrats in Is cities outside of
New York city. In two fusion candi-
hates were elected.
q For the first time in 10 years SYRIA
ssEase elected a Democratic mayor.
Border States Democratic.
4 Two Maryland and Kentucky
passed from Republican to Demo-
a ratic control as a result of Tuesdays
lections. as shown in latest returns.
In Maryland the entire lower house
the legislature and ID out of q
nembars Of the senate were elected. In
Ipatucky the Democrats regained con-
r0l Of the state legislature, lost to
be Republicans two years ago, and
almed 50 out of 100 members of the
Ne Eger house, and 10 out of the SO seats
HI the senate, with two senatorial dis
cts in doubt.
Woman Elected.
Mrs. Mary Flannery of Catlettsburg
Is apparently won the honor of be-
G the first woman elected to the Ken
- cky legislature.
Fatal election riots occurred in Ken
cky, the centers of disturbance being
n Breathitt and Estill counties and
H the city Of Louisville. Ten persons
{ reported to have been killed and
ary score wounded.
&c 0. P. Drys Lead in New Jersey.
New Jersey Republicans claimed to
Te elected Il assemblymen out of a
al Of go seats contested. The wet
q dry issue played {. prominent role,
Republicans standing for strict en-
Feement Of the state prohibition act,
Pile the Democrats favored its modi-
alton or repeal
only one governOrship hinged on
esdagss balloting, Virginia electing
Senator Tinkle, Democrat, by a
|ge majority, over Henry w. Ander-
Republican.
Detroit Reflects Couzens.
'etroit, Mich, Nov. 9.--Again in
sing the city administrations mu-
pal ownership program, Detroit vot-
reelected Mayor James Couzens
nearly to / vote.
kentucky Back to Democrats.
: ousyille, KY, Nov. 10.-What
. Oanted to almost a landslide in
~ y parts Of Kentucky carried the
II legislature, for two years Re-
lCan, back into control of the Dem
= atc party.
Hllaily the only place where the
Al uoncans held their own was in
Il ''lie' where Judge Quinn of the
IN lucky Court of Appeals was elect.
mayor by majority of 5000, and
nearly the entire city and county