The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08
Late National Returns
(By the Associated Press.)

! Boston, NOV. o."SGndLOT
Cabot Lodge was reelected over
William A. CASTOR, Democrat, yester-
day by R plurality Of 1,945. The vote.
of the state complete was: Castor.
414, ,73O; Lodge, 416,6T5.
A recount of the vote for senator
undoubtedly will be asked by Colonel
CASTOR, his associates said.
Des Moines, Nov. S.-Smith W.
Brookhart. r, is elected United States
senator from Iowa over Clyde L. Her
ring, D. Returns from 1888 out of
2,348 precincts in the state make it
| appear he will be victor by a majority
| Of around 175,000.
The vote in 1888 precincts: Brook
hart, 195,65O; Herring, 120,05o.
st. Louis, Nov. S.-Missouri will
have a woman legislator as Mrs. Ed
from the Second district in St Louis.
county. Mrs. Smith, a Republican, de-
| feated her Democratic opponent, John.
| EggerS, by more than one thousand
votes. She has been active in women's
circles in St. Louis county and was
/ endorsed by the Clean Election league,
| which was organized to put stop to
| alleged fraudulent voting in the
/ county.
Columbus, Nov. S.-The vote for the.
| beer and wine amendment went back
/ into the lead this morning when an
] approximately
was discovered to have been made in
tabulation of the vote of Cuyahoga
county. The correct list shows the
affirmative and negative vote almost
| equal. The vote in 4.575 precincts was:
For the amendment, 427,162; against
the amendment, 426,S09.
Detroit, Nov. S.-With but Sal pre-
cincts of the 2,9O6 in the state miss
ing this morning former Gov. Wood
bridge NJ. Ferris Democrat.
emily had been elected to the United
States senate over Senator Charles e.
Townsend. Ferris steadily was in
creasing his lead as additional returns
were received from Wayne county
(Detroit) the vote stood: Ferris, 1885,,
525; Townsend, 220.450.
st. Louis, Nov. s.-United States
Senator James A. Reed, who was re-
pudiated by the Democrats in state
convention two years ago, and who
was denied a seat at the Democratic
national convention at San Francisco.
was reelected on the Democrat ticket
yesterday. Indications are his majority
over r. r. Brewster, r, will approx
mate $4,000
Milwaukee, Nov. s.-Returns from
III out of 153 precincts in the Fifth
Wisconsin district, give Berger, S.
cincts out of 131 in the Fourth district
give Schaffer, R, 1906; Melms, S,
1892.
Marion, O., Nov. S.-Marion county, |
home of President Harding was car
ried by Donahey. Democrat, for gov
ernor, according to complete returns.
The vote was: Thompson, (R), 7,S4T; |
Donahey, CD, 1924.
Fess, Republican. carried it for sem
ator, receiving 5000 votes to 7,0S6
cast for Pomerene.
Wilmington. Del. Nov. S.-Unoffi-
cial returns received by the Every
Evening, from all but four of the 204
districts in Delaware gave Thomas F.
Bayard, D.. for U. S. senator, 1883; |
Coleman Dupont, $3.50.
Seattle, Nov. 8.-RetUrns from the /
U. S senatorial contest, tabulated at
7:15 o'clock this morning, gave:
Poindexter. R. incumbent, 63,964;
Dill, D., 6S,505.
Fargo, Nov. S.-Inability to obtain |
rural returns due to bad roads in /
North Dakota has left the senatorial |
contest between Lynn Frazier. R, Non
partisan and recalled governor, and |
J. F. T. O'Connor, d, in doubt. Re |
turns from 800 precincts. almost all
urban, gave O'Connor 30,S1S as COM |
pared to 1866 for Frazier-a lead of /
more than II, 2,000-but it is considered /
certain that rural returns will cut this /
down materially if not wipe it out.
San Francisco. Nov s-Returns
from $40 California precincts today 4
showed the state prohibition enforce |
ment measure losing two to one. The
vote was: For, 1920: against, 80, "a.
Manchester, N. H, Nov. S.-Accord-
ing to nearly complete returns from
today's election, Mayor Fred H. Brown
of SomerSwOrth. D.. has been elected |
governor of New Hampshire to succeed |
Governor Albert O. Brown, R. Will
liams y. Rogers, D., was elected to
congress from the first district. The
Do,
Wason in the second district.
Charleston, W. Va. Nov. s.-w. NJ.
Neely, Democrat, was leading United |
States Senator Howard Sutherland by
12.167 in the fight for the senatorship.
The vote from LASS precincts out of
2.095 in TIE state gave Neely 147,564,
Sutherland 135,397.
st. Paul. Nov. s.-Mrs. Lillian Cox
Gault, who sought election to con-
gress as the Democratic nominee, was
defeated in yesterdays election by
Rep. Charles r. Davis. Republican,
returns available early today indi-
Gated
Detroit, Nov. S.-Grant NJ. Hudson,
a prominent prohibition worker and /
former head of the Michigan Anti
Saloon league, was elected to congress
from the Sixth Michigan district. Hud-
son is a Republican and defeated
Charles Adair, Democrat.
St Paul, Nov. S.-Defeat of Con-
gresham Andrew J. Volstead, author
of the prohibition enforcement act,
was indicated in returns available up
to 1880 a. m. today. from yesterdays
election. Rev. o. J. Kvale, Indepen-
dent, was leading him by 1000 votes
when more than half the precincts in
the Seventh district had been heard
from.
Cleveland Nov. s.-Seuator AtIee
Pomerene was whiting the lead of
his Republican opponent as returns
came IN this afternoon.
At noon reports from 6,425 pre-