The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
FEW TURNOVERS
INDICATED IN
PRESENT Lineup
Miller Elected Governor
of New York and
Copeland Wins for
Senate.
NV Associatad Praes)


NEW YORK, Nov. AT IL
O'Clock, eastern standard time,
less than half of the returns for
United States senators and rep
resentatives in congress were in
and less than half-dozen turn
overs in the present lineup had
been recorded.
At midnight, the congressional re.
turns were complete from only seven
states. At that hour, the election Of
ft9 democratic representatives and 67
republican out Of a total Of 437 had
been reported but these figures were
in no wise indicative Of the political
complexion Of the neHt congress, as
large blocks OF districts with heavy
Republican delegations In some and
b heavy Denoeratlea--d -deleoatisnss In
others still were to be heard from
In the house. Speaker Gillette had been
reelected and Meyer London, the only
socialist. had been defeated,
In the senate contests, tho New York
the DEBATE of Senator Calder by Dr. Royal
S. Copeland, New York City's democratic
health commissioner. In Connecticut.
Senator Mclean, republican, was leading
Thomas J. s. Pellacy. his democratic op-
ponet. IN Delaware. Senator Dupont. re-
publican was leading for both the short
term and the long term to follow. In
Indiana. former Governor RastOn, dem
ocrat. with only part of the state re
ported. was leading former Senator Al
bert J. Beveredge. republican. in what
to be a close contest. In Iowa,
Smith w. Brookhart. republican, running
to fill the uneXpired term OF former.
Senator Kenyon. was leading on the face
of the returns. In Maryland. Senator
France, republican, was ahead of William
c. Bruce. democrat. but with half the
state in, Mr.. Bruce took a substantial
lead on early returns.
Reed Is Leading
In Michigan. Senator Townsend was
ahead of his oppcuent. Woodbridge y.
Ferris, in Missouri. Senator Reed. dem
ocrat. was leading. In New Jersey. where
prohibition was largely an issue. Gov
ernor Edwards. democrat. running on q
wet platform. was slightly ahead of Sen
ator Frclinghusen. republican. running
with prohibition endorsement.
Representative Fess. Ohio. was leading
Senator Pomerene. democrat. against
whom a hard fight had been conducted
by the labor element for his vote on the
Esh- Cummins transportation law and the
senator's stand in the recent railway
strike. IN I'eDlSFt wanna. fSeIILDT " Ht4lt ton
Pepper appeared to have been elected.
and in Rhode Island. Senator Gerry the
incumbent, was ahead In
Tennessee too. the democratic incumbent.
Senator McKellar, was running ahead OF
MS opponent. and in Texas where a dem
,cratic nomination is equivalent TO an
election. Earle B. Mayfield was leading.
IN Utah. former Governor BambergeT.
'epublican. was on the face OF early re-
al ~
democrat. Senator King is a Mcrmon.
,ut Senator Smoot, who is a power in tho
Mormon church, campaigned for Mr..
3aberger.
In Vermont. Representative Greene,
epublican. had = large lead in his race
or a seat in the senate, and in West
Virginia., Senator Sutherland. republican,
vas ahead of his democratic opponent.
n Wisconsin. Senator Lafollette. repub-
ican. was declared elected. .':
The notable contest in the governor
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