New Britain herald., 1922-11-08
DEMOCRATIC GAINS
 IN LATER RETURNS
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years-the ninth Virginia. Speaker Gillett was reelected. Uncle Joe Cannon passed on his seat from 1lltn- ois,>fo a republican.
 One Woman Elected
 Miss Alice Robertson, republican Of Oklahoma, the only woman in con- gress. was beaten by a man-the man whom she defeated two years a4o and the present house got an additional woman member, a republican, in Mrs. Winifred Huck daughter or the late Wm. F. Mason of Illinois, who had served In both senate and house. She was elected to fill out her fathers unexpired Nterm and will serve only until next March.
 Smith \. Y. Governor.
 With the defeat of Governor Miller of New York, by Alfred E. Smith, the republicans also lost 13 seats of the Empire state in the house and sen- ator, William NJ. Calder, Who was beaten by Dr. Royal S. Copeland. democrat, health commissioner Of New York city.
 I,Otlge Wins-Edwards Too.
 Senator Lodge of Massachusetts ap- narently was reelected but ran far behind tie ticket in his state. Sem atdr Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, one of tie presidents intimates who ran on dry platform in New Jersey, was beaten by Governor Edwards, demo. crat, who ran on an acknowieoseu wet platform. .
 Johnson Reelected
 Senator Johnson, republican of Cali fornia. came back as did Senator Nc j,ean of connecticut, one of the ad- ministratiorl leaders in the tariff fight Ir Delaware senator DuPont was hav- int | close run for both the long ana short terms. In indiana, former GOV. srhor Raisteh, democrat was running ahead of former senator Albert j.. lseyefidSe ana thus threatened to re- move from the republican field one who has been counted on as an as. pirant for the republican presidentiaii nomination in 1921 in case President Harding should decline 1t.
 Brookhart Wins in Iowa
 Tn Iowa. col. Smith .Brookhart rode through to victory on the republican ticket although he was openly irown- cd upon by some of the republican leaders and the platform of the state convention fepudiated many of the so-cal,ed radical" principles TOT which he declared. On the other hand. Senator France, republican, Maryland, charged with radical ten dencies was beaten by the democratic candidate William Cabell Bruce.
 Tn Michigan, sehhtof Townsend the republican incumbent, who had q eeht on hts hands over the Newberry ,ssue was running behind, while in Minnesota, where first returns favored Senator Frank f3. Kellbgg, close friend of the president, late returns showed him running second to Henrik sbinsted. who ran on the farmer-iapor ticket.
 Senator Reed, democrat of Missouri a. veteran of many disputes With !he Wilson administration, was leading h,s republican opponent. In Montana pnrton k. Wheeler, the democratic candidate was running ahead or ms renublican opponent, Carl Riddick' TOT the seat of Senator Myers.
 ~ Hitchcock Beaten
 Senator hitchcock, of Nebraska. eoer leader of the Wilson adminlstra tion forces in peace treaty fight, was heaten by R. B. Howell, republican, on,r,itteemau from the state, counted ' ,nonr the progfe ssive republicans. In Mnrtp Dakota, J. F. T. O'Connor, dem ncrat. was leading former Governor n,ra z,er who had the republican nom ,natiof, lost in the primaries by senA- tor McCumber, another republican veteran.
 Tcss Is Amend
 Tn Ohio. Representative Tess, re- nnbl,can. was leading Senator Pom creme, democrat, who had been count d a possibility for the democratic nresidentiai nomination in the event of his success this year. Labor votes, |. was said, were cast against senator Pomerehe because of his stand on the railroad question.
 c. 0. r. Take fenna.
 Pennsylvania sent Clifford Pinchot to the governors chAir with a repub- lican administration and reelected Senators Pepper and Reed, the lat ter for both a short and long terfh.
 R. l.; and Tcxas
 Senator Gerry, democrat, of Rhode island, beat the former republican governor, Livingstone Beechmans In