The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-11-08
RETURNS SHOW GAINS FOR DEMOCRATS;
REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY IS REDUCED

New York, Nov. s.-At noon when
25 states had completed che congres-
sional election returns standing in the
race for, controf OF the house was Re-
publicans, 1876, Democrats 1877 and So
sialists one.
Ceyenne, Wyo., Nov. 8.-Frank
Mondell, Republican floor leader Of
the house Of representatives, q men,
her nj congress for more than 25
ysads, has apparently been defeated
~ Senator, Kendrick, the Democratic
incumbent in the senate race. .
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. s.-Neariy
reomRlsts returns gave Donahey, the
Democratic leader, $4,000 over
Thompson, the Republican in the race
fer socernor. Pomeren, a Democrat,
is, 800 behind Fess, the Republican in
the, senate race.
Sam Francisco, Nov. Sit appears
that the Democrats will win the Re-
publican senatorial seats in Arizona
and Oregon. Democrats are leading
in New Mexico and Utah. Though
. fiuges are incomplete Jackson is lead
ing the Democratic opponent in Cali
fornia.
Phoeniz, Ariz., Nov. 8.-The entire
state Democratic ticket, led by Sem
ator Ashurt and Governor Hunt, are
swept into Office.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. s.-Oficial
returns from all but four districts in
dicate that Bayard, Democrat, has
1900 vote lead over Senator Dupont,
Republican.
New Yodk, Nov. s.-The reelection
OF Representative Scott, Republican,
Michigan, tied Democrats and Repub-
hcans in race for control of the house
I oi oifrepresentatives. It gave each par
ty' l18 votes toward majority Of
cl8. IT was plain deciding figures
will come from the west and middle
states.
! st. Z sBoston, Nov. 8.-4Senator Lodge is
reelected over William CASTOR, Dem
eocrs BY y plurt tlity Of t945. Arsr
- aafee nsianhh - l3
asked, G&stbn's Assoc ciatssS safd. -!
. Ehicago,f Nov. 8.-Illinois Demo-
crats increased their congressional
delegation from three to at least seven
VIXEN returns early today added
Bruce, Campbell and Thomas Crane to
the list Of victors.
Chicago, Nov. s.-Six Middle West
states changed the political complex
ion as to United States senator's with
indicated Losses to the Republicans.
Two senators from Indiana, Michigan,
North Dakota and Minnesota ap-
peared to have been elected Demo-
cratic senators, while Ohio and Me-
braska indicated that the Democratic
seats were captured by Republicans.
New York, Nov. 8.-Forner Coy
er,1or Smiths victory over Governor
Miller was signal for friends to start
booming him for president in 1924. In
1920 Mr.. Smith was given asgreat
ovation at the Democratic convention
in Sem Francisco -.
New York, Nov. (By the Associat-
ed Press s).-Democratic gains in. the
national elections continued to pile up
steadily as the belated returns came
from all parts Of the country.
Throughout the night the Democratic
gains in the house of representatives
accumulated without counter gain for
the Republicans in a single congress
sional district. The majority rolled
up In a Harding landslide two years
ago was cut in two by the Democrats
in all the debatable states.
New York, Nov. 8 (By the Associ-
ated Press) ).-Tabulation of the vote
sor the house by the Associated Press
early today showed the Democrats
: 11S members, Republicans I'll and
the Socialists one.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 8.--With 12
districts not heard from Bayard, Dem
ocrat, had lead of 363 over Dupont,
Republican, for the senate.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. s.-Returns
indieste that Ohio elected a Demo-
cratic governor, Republican senator
and returned a majority Of the pres
ent solid Republican congressional
delegation.
Boston, Nov. S.-Completion Of the
vote in Boston showed that Senator
Lodge Ia leading Castor, the Demo-
crst. by 1900 votes. The racekis ap-
psiently very close. ;. -.<s
New York. Nov. 8.--At 3 a.. m.