New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
|aIlIlson Leads
By 100000
In nl,alifornia
Also Elect Cow
ey,sor; Majority of Wess-
-, States Go Democratic.
W;fl, Returns Unsettled
p.indexier Trails Dill
.s.sgau Landslide Defeats
3 llIeot.; King l,7OO Ahead
s Ban,herger i'm Utah

- FRANCISCO. New. s.--Results
&. general election in many of the
..tern states were in doubt to-
n several states returns were
Ssy and candidates were running
.s.seIy that It was expected an off,
a .aunt will be necessary to decide
Ill sinners.
i e.Hfarnia remained in the Repub-
- column with the election of
k.7d W. Richardson as Governor and
3g,.m II. Johnson as United States
ls,s.or In the s.782 precincts out of
IL, in the state, Senator Johnson
lg,.a si2,l3s votes to 1854 for his
democratic opponent, William j. Pear
[on Upton Sinclair, author and
/ ,,;s,;st received &c, ,36s votes. Richard
lssn b s75s precincts received 2a1,s15
Lates and Thomas l.. Wooline, Demo-
tFstic, 2i2,iSa.
Arizona Returns Ashurst
4 arizona went Democratic, returning
Assster Henry Ashurst and Congres So
IL Carl Hayden, 70 Washington, and
kse,ing George w. Hunt as Governor
I,asn sntire state ticket.
4 lnording to the latest returns
Asssdo returns were meager. but they
sstsd that William Sweet, Demo
b vas in the lead for Governor by a
hundred votes over BENJAMIN
# nsk, Republican.
;ssatly more than half of the pre-
5Ik:s in Idaho reported G. C. Moore,
abliean, leading in the race for
fsfner Moses Alexander, Demo
AID former Governor, will be
ii man in the race, With II. F. Sam
II Progressive, second.
Il bsr.on K. Wheeler, the Democratic
ls,siaate fer United States Senator in
had a comfortable lead over
H,a Riddick. Republican Congressman.
urts segght the Senatorial toga, in the
ssEns from mere than half of the
tsT,
seyada was another Western state
&sh. vent Democratic almost entirely.
&Eg pIttman was returned to the
&Gnisa States Senate and Charles S.
i:a!ds, Democrat, represents Nevada
&s the lower house. James C.. Scrae-
Fsn defeated John H. Miller, Republi-
sfs fer Governor.
Pierce Leads by 36,062
! Oregon was the scene OF a Demo.
bntic landslide, Walter NJ. Pierce,
Democrat, defeating Governor Ben W.
fplsost Republican, by 36,032 in
g5 Of the 1929 precincts in the
sssss1ase Returns indicated Oregon voters
4hsi adopted the compulsory. school
8acs, which, its sponsors proclaimed.
#rould not permit any private schools,
fincluding parochial schools, in the
Estate, The act provides that children
lover eight and under sixteen years are
ITO be sent to public school during the
Ientire school year.
William r. King, Democratic incura-
Eons aad lead of 1,700 votes over
faes: Samoerger, Republican. in the
50 Iof senator of Utah, when the
fetufas were last tabuiated.
seaaior Miles Poindexter, with ASS
Preeirsis missing out of 2,466, was
Ealing G. C.. Dill, Democrat, in the
eeastSral contest in Washington, by
6@7 votes.
Fysming, according to votes
alsed, elected w. B. Ross, Democrat,
SoFernor. over John w. Hay, Re-
Mean.
any Congressional results remained
sitled until twenty-four hours after
Fl POLLS closed. The 9th District was
asnly one in California that was in
a, but in Idaho, Montana, Utah
~ Wyoming definite figures were
szhg on the entire Congressional
acts. The 5th District in Washing
y the lst in Oregon and the I'd and
aMa N Colorado were still undecided.