Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-08
N. Y. ELECTS SMITH
GOVERNOR; COPELAND
WINS IN SENATE RACE


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These figures were from precincts
HIS, a downtown precinct.
New York, Nov. 7.--Rock-ribbet
republican Monroe county, which
gave Governor Miller, republican
a plurality Of more than 26,OOC
in 1920, was won by former Gov
ernor Smith, democrat, by SOS
Senator Calder, republican, carried
the county by over 5000.
Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov.
(by the Associated Press) Mayor
]. G. Walton OF Oklahoma City
democrat, running on a farmer
labor platform, took the lead il
the race for governor on early re-
ports. Returns from 50 precincts
out Of 2,937 in the state gave Wal
ton $3.50 and John Fields repub-
llcan and conservative, 2,472.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. T.-Carmi
A. Thompson republican candidate
for governor, vas leading A. V.
Donahey, democrat, by nearly g.
600 votes OH returns from 1875 OF
the states S,1B7 precincts early
tonight including 100 precincts
from Cleveland, Thompsop's home.
Senator Atlee Pomerene, demo-
crat, led Congressman Simeon d.
Tess, republican, in the senatorial
race by approximately 500 votes
on returns from So precincts. Early
returns gave majority Of approx
lmately 400 against ratification of
the wine and beer amendment. The
vote: 1876 precincts for governor:
Thompson, republican, l0,l15;
Donahey, democrat, 12,4Sl.
Fifty-eight precincts for sena-
tor: Fess republican, 3,152: Pome-
rene, democrat, 3,62s; Virginia d.
Greene, independent 149.
One hundred and thirty-nine
precincts on wine and beer amend
ment, for, 1887; against, 1886.
Boston, iIov. Returns from
one-fifth OF the state. outside OF
Boston, show Cox republican, for
governor running considerably
ahead Of Lodge. republican. for
senator, and Fitzgerald. democrat,
for governor, running slightly be-
hind CASTOR, democrat. for sena-
tor. The vote of 2Sa election pre-
cincts outside OF Boston give for
governor:
cox, republican. 5e.652; Fitz-
gerald. democrat. 25.257; for sena-
tor, Castor, democrat, 1851;
Lodge, republican. 1920.
ST. Louis, Mo-, NOV. Z CDy the As
ISOLATED Pressl james A. Reed
was leading his republican oppo-
nent, II. Y. Brewster. Y more than
1000 ballots on early returns from
2I7 scattering precincts in Missouri
at an early hour tonight.
Detroit, Mich, Nov 7.-Returns
from siXty-two precincts gave for
senator: Townsend. republican,
1851; Ferris, democrat, 2,645. For
governor; Groesbeck. republican,
1906; Cummins. democrat. 1892.
Beaver CITY, Neb., Nov. This
city furnished the first returns on
the Nebraska elections. the first
precinct reporting showing for
senator: Howell. republican, 20;
Hitchcock, democrat. So.
For congress, fifth district: An
drews, republican, 76; Shalleu-
berger, democrat. 81.
San Antonio Tex. Nov. RE
election OF ION ressma1 Harry NJ.
Wurzbach Of the fourteenth Texas
district is indicated by early re-
turns which show q substantial
lead over State Senator Harry
Hartzberg. his democratic oppo-
nent. Returns from thirty-one
boxes in this (BexarD county gave
Wurzbach 1888. Ha-tzberg 1925.
Denver, Nov. -Four Denver
precincts, reporting unofficially
on the gubernatorial race, give
Griffith, republican, sos; Sweet,
democrat, 1894.
Manchester. y. H., Nov. RE
turns from 20 election precincts
out of 294 in New Hampshire
give: For governor, w. II. Good
row, republican, 2.$22; r. II.
Brown, democrat, 2,O25.
The same precincts in 1920
gave: A. o. Brown. republican,
4,030; c. e. Tilton, democrat,
2,O21.
Tlnu NIAfvar~
Smith W. Brookhart, republican
candidate for United States sena-
tor from Iowa, led Clyde L. Her.
ring, democratic nominee, nearly
> to l in the first 10 precincts 10
report out OF 2,S4S in the state.
The vote: Brookhart, Has; Her.
ring, 6,29l.
Governor Kendall in Sc pre-
cincts received 1850 votes and j.
r. Files, democratic candidate.
1925.
The proposal to issue S22,000,-
900 state bonds to finance state
soldier bonus received 1882 votes,
compared with 976 against, in Is
precincts.
Kansas City, Nov. 7.-Unoffi-
cial returns early tonight from 20
precincts out of $3.50 in Kansas
for governor give: Morgan, re-
publican, 1901; Davis, democrat,
1895; Phillips, socialist, 179.
Little Rock, ark, Nov. o.
Scattered returns early tonight
indicated possibly one of the light
est votes in the history OF the
state. Ideal weather conditions
throughout the state caused many
to believe that The vote in three
districts in which there were con-
tests would be in excess of pre-
yious expectations on this account.
In the third district, where no
candidates we're certified to op-
pose John n. Tillman, democratic
nominee, the voters apparently
were writing in the names Of j..
Frank Carleton, republican, and
NJ. a. Rude. independent, on the
ticket, this according to advice
here is legal in Arkansas.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. t.
Scattering returns from 81 pre-