Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-05
BULLETINS BY STATES
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27 Fourth district, 39 precincts out of 462, Summers, R, 4655 Boslke, D, 1,245; Hill, F L, 29; Fifth district, 42 precincts out of 462, Summer, R, A. 655; Boslke, D, 1,245, Hill, F l., 29; Fifth district, 42 precincts out of 316, Ferguson, R, 759, Hill, D, 537; Gov ernor, 345 precincts out of 2,437, Hartley, R, 60,431; Hill, D, 535; 535 precincts out of 2437, Hartley, R, 60,431; Hill, D, 14,585. Indications at this hour (midnighD, point to the election of the following members of Congress from the State of Washing ton-First district, Miller; Second dis trict, Lindley, Hadley; Third district, Albert Johnson; Fourth district, Jno. Summers; Fifth district, the fight ap- peared to be very close between J. Edwards Ferguson, republican and Eamuel B. Hill, democrat.
 WASHINGTON.-17 precincts, It. Gov, Johns, 1,522; Lee, 430, Bowles, 119,. Howarth, 6; Falkener, IS; 13 precincts, Attor.Gen., Dunbar, 1858; Parr 361, Louttet 125, Allen IS; 559 precincts for president give Coolidge 61,O53, Davis 1O,193, LaFollette 34, 366. OREGON.-664 precincts out of l. 760, Coolidge 42,3OO, Davis 20,10O, La Toilette 1S,2OO.
 NEBRASKA.-66S precincts out of le4:. Coolidge 74OO, Davis 5O.eO0 and Larc'!ette 34,S00.
 COLORADO-250 precincts our oi l49' Coolidge 24,2vo; navis 1l.11n; LaFollette $500.
 TEXAS.-(MidnighD.-Mrs. Miriam Ferguson, Democratic nominee has a lead of 33,414 votes over George c. ! Butte, Republican nominee for gov ernor. When the election bureau closed at midnight this lead was on figures from 333 towns and cities and the indications are that Mrs Fergu- sons lead may be one hundred thou sand should the total vote reach six hundred thousand. The vote account ed in towns reported is 193,S28, for Ferguson, 114,121; Butte, S0,707.
 PORTLAND, Ore.-Indications at this hour Q1:3O pm.) point to the election of the following members of Congress from the State of Oregon First Congressional district, Hawley, R; Second district, Sinnott, R; Third district, Crumpacker, R.
 CALIFORNIA.-5O16 complete pre- cincts out of 7,465 with all but five of 5S counties represented, Coolidge, 65,3S3; Davis 10,8S2, LaFollette, ST. 286.
 OREGON.-Bulletin indications at 11.30 p. m. point to the election of McNary, R, for the Senate; 50 Wash ington precincts out of 2,437 give Hartley 77,3sO, Hill 22,601, Oman s. 691, Burgess 4, Herman, 31, Gilmore 22. 49S precincts, Askren 33,621, Pemberton 15,288.
 NEVADA.-187 precincts incom- plete out of 236 give Coolidge 7,794, Davis 4,224, LaFollette 4,527.
 CONNECTICUT-1S7 precincts out of 236 give Arntz, R, 9531, Richards, D, 898O.
 Returns from Washington for Con- gress First division, 197 precincts out of $40 give Miller 28,960, Williams, 7,5S5, Herman 4 Second division, 54 of 543 give Hadley 5,066, Black 3,334, Toellner 27, Fourth division, 56 out of 462 precincts gives Summers B. 719, Bohlke 1,479, Knute Hill 29; Fifth division, 60 out of S7 (incom- plete 562), give Ferguson 1,125 and Sam Hill 896.
 SEATTLE.-44 returns from S8 in- complete and 514 complete precincts out of 2,437 in the state give for Gov ernor, Hartley 59,00S, Hill 16,692, Oman 9137 Burgess & Herman 32 Gill