The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-08
UPSET IN NATIONS
POLITICAL CONTESTS;
MANY RACES CLOSE
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. S.-W.
NJ. Nicely, Democrat, was leading U. S.
Senator Howard Switzerland by 12,167
in the fight for the Senatorship. The
vote from 145s precincts out of 2O95
in the state gave Nicely 147,564; Suth-
erland 1876, 1897.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. S.-With
II districts not heard from, Thomas F.
Baynard, Democrat had lead of 1863
over Coleman DUPONT, Republican for
U. S. Senator.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-Com-
plete unofficial eturns today from the
eleven congressional districts in Ken
lucky indicate that this state has elect
ed three Republicans and eight Demo
cratic representatives Reports based
on unofficial returns from the Tenth
district the last in doubt, give John
W. Langley, Republican, majority of
$500 over f. Tom Hatcher, Democrat.
RENO, New. Nov. 8.-Returns from
scattering Nevada precincts for gov
hOl O,UOA, DSl
ham, Democrat 3.149.
For United States Senator Chandler,
Republican 2,4S9; Pittman. Democrat
1858. For congress: Miller, Republi-
can 2,71S; Richards. Democrat 1901.
SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. Sin the
fourth district, As precincts out of 467
gave Summers, Republican, 4,106; Hill,
nnnnnProf 1 400. To, T
Dor, 291.
In the fifth district, 81 precincts out
of 523 gave Webster, Republican,
1,748; Hill. Democrat, 1923; Vaughan,
Farmer-Labor %.
| Dill again took the lead in the SEN
atorial contest when returns from 73O
precincts were tabulated at 1:15
o'clock this morning
The vote then stood: Poindexter, Re-
publican, S9,001; Dill, Democrat, 49,
421.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov 8-The
congressional delegation from Wiscon-
sin will contain seven vets and four
drys, as the result of yesterdays cleo
ton. The election of Voight, Lamp
ert, Beck and Peavey, Republicans
and Berger, all vets, already are as.
sured. In the fourth and ninth dis.
tricts, in which close contests are be
ing waged, Schafer and Melms in the
fourth and Schneider and Grass in
the ninth. all are vets. The drys are
Cooper. Nelson, Browne and Frear, all
Republicans.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. S.-C1ose races
continued to feature tie undecided
Nebraska congressional districts to
day. In the first district, Morehead
. Democrat, made a gain over the earl
Ter night returns and with 81 or 21C
precincts reported was leading Ander
son, Republican. by 1918 votes, the
! figures being 1881 to 8,263.
In the fifth district Shallenberger
Democrat, was also leading, having -,
500 votes to 1882 for Andrews, Re
publican, on returns from 159 out o.
! the 328 precincts in the district.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. s.
Eight precincts in Salt Lake county
give for congress, second district, FL
mer o. Leatherwood, Republican in
cumbent, 486; David Dunbar, Demo
! crat, 461.
| MILWAUKEE WIS, Nov. S.-Tht
secretary to William H. Stafford, in
cumbent, Republican congressman
from the fifth Wisconsin district, al
thoriZed statement from Mr.. Stat
ford conceding the election of Victo
L. Berger. Socialist opponent Eighty
c two precincts out of 153 in the dis
!, t1ict gave Stafford, 1868; Berger
3 16,, 145.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov.
d Returns from "a of the 724 Pre-
), cincts in the state gave for senator
+; Jones, Republican, 1914; Davis, Den
a ocrat, 1877. The same precincts Civ
Il for congress, Ostero Warren, Reput
c lican, 429; Morrow, Democrat, 176:
c For governor the same precincts Civ
L Hill, Republican, 1856; Hinkle, Den
S ocrat, 1857.
ST. PAUL Mimi. Nov. 8.-Mrs. Ii
liam Cox Gault, third district, VIII
t. sought election to congress as Dem'
II cratic nominee, was defeated in We
C terday's election, by Representative
5. Charles R. Davis, Republican, return
D indicated.
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