The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-09
NEW YORK CARRIED
BY DEMOCRATS
LOSS IS HEAVY IN EVERY
STATE ON RETURNS
FOR LOWER HOUSE
REED LEADING BY $4,000
Senator Dupont of Delaware ls
Leading for Beth the Short
Term and Long Term
To Follow.

gone democratic b. an Unprecedented
Slurallty Tor Al z Smith, democratic
candidate for governor. over Nathan
L. Miller, republican Incumbent His
plurality 10 estimated al 10000.
With the great sweep that returns
him 10 the guberlatoriAl chair, Smith
carried with him the entire state tick.
et, including Or. Royal s. Copeland,
New Yorks health commissioner. for
Omitted States senator.
The csmpls xion Of the next house
OF representatives Is a httls doubtful
although the republicaus will probably
retain control.
In the house Speaker GiIlett had
been re elected and Meyer London, the
emily socialist. had been defeated
} In the senate contssts. the New
York republican state committee had
eoncsded the defeat OF Senator Calder
~ Dr. Royal 6. Copeland. New YORK
City's democratic health commission.
er In Connecticut Senator Mclean.
republican. was leading homas J. Spell
lacy. his democratic opponent.
In Delaware. Senator Dupont. re-
publican. was heading for both the
short term and the long term TO fol-
low.
In Indiana former Governor Rails
ton, democrat. with only a part OF
the state reported. was leading form
or Senator Albert J. Beyeridge. repub-
ltcsn. in what appeared TO be a close
contest.
In Iowa, Smith w. Brookhart, repub-
ican, running to oil the unexpired
serm Of former SENATOR Kenyon, was
leading on the face Of the returns. In
Maryland, Senator France. republican.
FAs ahead OF William Cabell Bruce.
Democrat. In Massachusetts, Senator
Lodge was given a substantial lead In
Michigan. Senator Townsend was
ahead OF his opponent, Woodbridge N.
Ferris.
In Missouri. Senator Reed. demo
erat. is leading with more than $4,000
majority In New Jersey. where pro
Gbition was largely an issue. Cover
nor Edwards, democrat, running on a
vet platform was slightly ahead oi
Senator Frelinghuysen. republican,
running with prohibition endorse
ment.
Representative Fess. OF Ohio. was
leading Senator PomereBe. democrat.
on whom a hard fght has bssa con-
ancted by the labor element for his
vote on the Esch- Cummings transpor.
tAtion law and the senator's stand
~ the recent railway strike. In Penn.
fylVania, Senators Reed and Pepper
Appeared 10 have been elected. and in
Rhode Islhne Senator Gerry. the DEM
ocratic incum oent. was ahead. In Ten
Desses. too. the democratic inclumbea
tenator McKellar, was running aheAd
sf his opponent. and in Texas. where
d democratic nomination is equivalent
10 an election. Earle B. Mayneld was
leading.
In Utah. former Governor Barber.
ger republican. was on the face OF
early returns running ahead OF Sena
tor King. democrat. Senator King Is
a Mormon but Senator Smoot. who Is
q power in the Mormon church, cam.
paigned for Mr.. Barberger.
LsFolIette 10 .EIeetes
In Vermont. Representative Greene
republican. had large lead In hls
race for q seat In the senate and in
West Virginia. Senator Sutherland. re.
publican. was ahead OF his democratic
opponent. In Wisconsin. Senator Ia.
FolFvtte, republican. was declared 70
be elected ~
The notable contest In the governor
ships was in New York. where Gov.
ernor Miller. the republican governor
early conceded defeat at the hands OF
Alfred z Smith, democrat
There appeared 10 be NO doubt ot
the election OF Clifford Pinchot. with
. republican slate as governor Of
PennsyivAnia
Kansas Races Warm
Republicans are leading in seven OF
The eight congressional districts In
Kansas In the race for representatives
IN congress
In he first district d. r. anthony,
republican, had a big lead 4,
In the second district, EdTsrd @.
Little. republican, had safe lead over
William H. Thompson. his democratic
opponent.
W. II. SFroul, republican. is elscted
over Charles Stephens, democrat. in
The third district.
Homer Hoch republican, had a
wide margin In the fourth district over
Walter w. Aastin, democrat
In the ffth district. the republican
Candidate, James G. Strong, had the
best OF his democratic opponent
Sixty-two out OF 422 precincts in tnv
sixth district gave Hays b White. re-
publican, 7,77s. and f. W. Boyd, demo.
crat, 6,344.
j. II. Tincher. republican. had a big
lead over A. s. Allphin, democrat. in
the seventh district.
The eighth digtrict ts tho oplv At