Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-11-08

Omaha, Neb.-The Omaha World
Herald, Democratic newspaper, con.
coded that President Coolidge had car
ried Nebraska, and that ]. J. Thomas,
Democratic nominee for United States
Senator, had been beaten by Georg,
w. Norris. The vote in 1863 precinc.
out of 1881 was: Coolidge. 1S,34S
Davis, 1921: LaFollette, S.713.
Senator Norris is member of tn
Progressive group of Senators ant
had declared during the campaign thu
he favored individual rather thar.
party responsibility by public Office
holders.
Philadelphia Returns from ], 195
districts out Of S,169 in Pennsylvan.
gave the following vote for Presi
dent: Coolidge, 213,705; Davis, 49,.
SOS; LaFollette, 32,851. &
Y Returns from AGO districts out o,
the 8,169 In the State, showed tn.
question Of holding Constitutions.
convention running behind app.vA
mately four to one.
Des Moines, Iowa.--LaFollette hea, .
quarters here conceded Iowa to Coo
idge early. At the time the Preside
had lead Of about two to one ote
the Senator, with approximately Oh,
third Of the States precincts heard
from.
The vote when the concession was
made was: Seven hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven out of 2,41S precincts, Cool.
idge, 1926; LaFollette, S1,S6S
Davis, 40,729.
Detroit.-The heaviest vote in Mic
igan's history clogged the States cleo :
ton machinery. Usual Republican.
majorities were shown in cary re
turns.
Opponents Of proposed amendment
to the State Constitution, which would
abolish parochial schools, were far ir
the lead on the face Of early returns
Forty.eight of the 2,775 precincts in
the State gave the following returns
on the amendment: Against, 1851;
for, $500.
Richmond. - Every Democratic can.
didate for Congress from Virginia.
with the possible exception of George
G. Peery. incumbent from the Ninth
district, was elected on the face of the
early returns.
One hundred and eleven precincts
out Of 256 in the Ninth district gave
Peery 16,469 votes against 14,324 for
his Republican opponent, c. Henry
Hartman.
San Francisco returns continue
% come In from over California the
plurality Of President Coolidge over
John w. Davis and Senator Robert M
La Toilette mounted to a majority of
100000.
At $50 p. M. when 1928 precincts
complete and incomplete, had reported,
the vote stood: Coolidge, 213,160; La
Toilette, S7,64S: Davis. 1852.
Denver.-President Coolidge took a
lead Of almost two to one over the
combined totals Of his two opponents,
John w. Davis and Senator Robert M.
LaFollette, in returns from 81 pre-
cincts out of 1,493 in Colorado. The
figures were: Coolidge, $3.50: Davis,
,2.719; LaFollette, 1887.
New York.-John w. Davis carried
the home election precinct Of Repre-
sentative Ogden L. Mills, Republican
candidate, "the Questioning district"
with a vote of 1870 to 102 for Coolidge
and 70 for La Toilette. o
Atlanta Clifford Walker was re.
elected Governor Of Georgia by an
overwhelming majority over his In
dependent opponent. H. B. Baylor.
The remainder of the Democratic
State ticket was unopposed.
Boise, IdSho.-Frank Martin, Demo.
cratic opponent of William E. Borah.
Republican United States Senator,
conceded Senator Borah's reelection
BY plurality Of 10000. @