The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-06

Pennsylvania, Delaware, rev Jersey,
Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan,
Iowa, South Dakota. Kansas, Utah,
Colorado, Nebraska, California, Min
nesota, Idaho, Montana, Oregon,
Washington, Wyoming. Arizona. Mis-
souri, and Nevada
Latest figures from Minnesota are:
Coolidge, 6a,160; La Toilette, 44,5O6;
Davis, s,766 Kentucky late returns
show: Coolidge, 8ST,S38; Davis, 3s1s
238; La Toilette, $4,000.
Early returns gave Nevada to La
Toilette, but the last figures showed
Coolidge 4,8S2, La Toilette 4,269 and
Davis 2,796.
In the state of Washington Cool
idge is leading La Toilette 14,0S3 to.
e,7A5, while Davis is trailing with
2,02S.
Missouri seems very close, late fig
ures showing Coolidge 205,644. Davis
206, 104 and La Toilette 13,459.
Davis seems to have surely carried
the Solid South, including Oklahoma
and Tennessee. He also may have
carried New Mexico. Arizona, while
not counted in the list above, seems
likely to go for Coolidge.
California seems to have gone for
the President by 100000, while Cool
idge is beating La Toilette by two to
one In Iowa, where Senator Brook
hart tried his best to wreck the Re
publican chances, although himself
running on the Republican ticket.
Coolidge Leads in Montana
The latest figures from Montana
give Coolidge 5000 as against 1880
for La Toilette and S87 for Davis
Washington has sent in most
uneager reports, but Coolidge is lead
ing La Toilette by more than two to
one, while the vote of Davis is ihcon-
seQuentdal.
Idaho is giving the President a
safe lead, approximately equal to the
combined vote Of Davis and La Fol-
Latte.
Even Wisconsin is not going for
Battling Bob by the landslide he
30 confidently expected. His plurality
there may reach $4,000, but the latest
figures show 66.540 for La Toilette
to 62,S40 for Coolidge and 10000 for
Davis.
Coolidge carried Iowa, on the early
returns, by plurality which may
reach more than 100000.
Maryland on early returns gave
Coolidge and Dawes ,646 to 44,547
for Davis and 20,5S9 for La Toilette.
Nebraska, another state regarded for
q time as having been In danger, gave
1925 for Coolidge on early figures, to
1854 for Davis and 1868 for La Toilette.
Coolidge Is running tremendously
all over the country, even in the solid
South, where he is piling up big
vote despite the hopelessness of car
rying the states.
His leads In Maryland, Iowa and
West Virginia are safe, It Is figured,
on returns so far received.
Ohio, which elected Wilson In 1916,
when it was the East against the
West and South, is going for the Pres
ident by an overwhelming majority.
Reports from 2g4 precincts give Cool
idge S7,056 to 1887 for Davis. and
only 6,130 for La Toilette.
Illincls reported, from her first 273
precincts; Coolidge, 61,979; Davis,
2a,241; La Toilette. 1888.
Iowa Falls La Toilette
Even Iowa, considered by the La
Toilette hackers one of their sure
states, In her first seven precincts
gave Coolidge 9es, Davis 423 and La
toilette the same number as Davis.
La Foilette's friends had expected to
beat Coolidge here, and that Davis
would run an insignificant third.
Furthermore, this Is one Of the
states in which the La Toilette peo-
pie had counted tremendously on
throwing the Democratic vote to La
toilette, thus preventing Coolidge
from winning the electoral vote and
deadlocking the Electoral College.
West Virginia, Davis's own STAGE, in
her first $50 precincts to report, gave
Coolidge 1894; Davis. 1920. and
La Toilette 1.0zs.
Coolidge has carried through Re.
publican candidates for the Senate
whom the Democrats had been conf.
dent Of beating In such states as
Rhode Island and Illinois.
His ma1orfties In all the New Eng
Land states viii b. stuDendous. His