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LOUDOUN COUNTY. VA.

PURCELLVILLE, Va.-Complete re-
turns from 28 precincts in Loudoun
County gave Smith majority of 500
votes, the totals being Smith 1920.
Hoover 1924. One precinct, Powell
Shop, gave a unanimous vote of "a for
Smith.
Later returns showed 1927 votes for
Smith to Hoover's 8l0 with ballots COM
plete from l9 precincts.
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HIGHLAND COUNTY. VA.

STAUNTON, Va.-Comp!ete returns
from the IL precincts Of Highland
County gave Hoover 618 and Smith
353. Putnam polled 573 votes against
442 for Tucker in the race for United
States Representative. Swanson, un-
opposed candidate for Senator, received
ESQ votes
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AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

STAUNTON, Va.-Hoover won over
Smith by a vote of 2.679 to 1906, COM
plete returns from the 81 precincts in
Augusta County showed. Staunton is
not included in the county.
In the race for United States Rep
resentative M. j. Putnam, Republican,
Democrat, by a vote of 2,333 to 2,042.
Claude A. Swanson, unoppoSed Demo-
Senator, polled 3,436 votes.
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CULpEPER COUNTY. va.

Culpeper-Culpeper County. Va.
with returns complete from nine of the
ten precincts, Smith had polled 877
votes to Hoover's 801 and indications
were that Smith would carry the county
by a majority of about rs votes. SEN
ator Claude A. Swanson and Represent
ative r. Walton Moore, unoppoSed in
cumbents, polled the entire vote of the
county.
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SENATE

Maine.
Frederick Hale (R.).
(Re-elected in September.)
Mississippi.
Hubert d. Stephens CD.
Vermont.
Frank L. Greene (R.).
Virginia.
Claude A. Swanson (D.).
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ILLINOIS

1,134 precincts out of 6,942, includ-
ing 750 Cook County precincts, give:
Hoover, 260,932; Smith, 220,131.
One thousand Chicago precincts, rep
resenting almost third of the Cook
County vote, gave: Smith, 223. .281;
Hoover, 199,694.
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CAROLINA COUNTY. VA.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va.-Complete
returns from the 13 precincts in Caro-
line County gave Smith majority of
6 votes over Hoover, the totals being
Smith, $40; Hoover, 634.
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TENNESSEE

Nine hundred and seven out of
2,2S0: Smith, 44,751; Hoover, 40,240.
Senate--508 out of 1880: United
States Senator Fowler (R), l0,510;
Mcclellan Cd, 21,470.
Four hundred and eighty-nine out Of
,230-Governer Hopkins (R.), 10,401;
Horton CD, 23,357.
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10. William w. Griest (R.-L1.
Is. Louis T. McFadden (R.-D0,
is. Edgar r.. Kiess (R.-P.).
Is. Edward M. Beers (R.-L..PA.
19. Isaac II. DOutrich (R.).
%. J. Mitchell Chase (R.-L.-P.),
"a. Samuel A. Kendall (R.-P),
25. Henry w. Temple (R.-P.),
q. Nathan L. Strong (R.-P.).
81. Adams M. Wyant (R.-P.).
30. Stephen G. Porter (R.1.
33. M. Clyde Kelly (R.-P.-D.).
"a. Patrick J. Sullivan (R.-D).
South Carolina.
1. Thomas s. Mcmillan (D).
2. Butler b. Hare CD.
3. Fred III. DOminick CD.
4. John J. McSwain CD.
5. William F. Stevenson (D.).
6. Allard ii. Gasque (D).
z. Hampton p. Fulmer (D.).
Tennessee.
/. b. Carroll Reece (R.).
Texas.
2. John c. Box (D).
3. Morgan G.. Sanders (D).
S. HattOn w. Summers CD.
l3. Quinn williams CD.
Is. John NJ. Garner Cd.
is. Claude v. Hudspeth (D.).
II. r. @. Lee Cd.
Virginia.
8. Andrew J. Montague (D.l.
4. Patrick Henry Drewry (D1.
s. Clifton A. WOodrum CD.
8. r. Walton Moore Cd.
Q. Schuyler Otis Bland .W.h -
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FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.

FREDERICK COUNTY, Md-Com-
plete returns for Frederick City show a
majority of 103 votes for Herbert
Hoover. The Republican nominee polled
697 votes and Gov. Smith 594.
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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY. VA,

MANASSAS, Va, Complete returns
from 10 of the 18 precincts in Prince
William County early tonight gave
Hoover 312 votes to Smiths 260.
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ALBERMARLE COUNTY. va.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va Returns
from 20 of the "a precincts in Abe
marie County, Va, gave Smith 1882
and Hoover 627 Harrison, the Demo-
cratic candidate for United States Rep
resentative, received 1,248 votes, CIV
ing him an apparently safe lead over
CARRIER, Republican, who polled 593.
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RHODE ISLAND

Fifty precincts out Of 1885, Hoover,
23,095; Smith, 16,457.
United States Senator: Hebert, r.,
23,247; Gerry, D., 1881.
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MONTANA

HELENA, Mont, November (P)-
The first Montana precinct to report,
Hauser Lake. near Helena, returned 18
votes for Hoover and / for Smith.
Nine precincts out of 1,4s0: Smith,
1885; Hoover 1891.
Governor, nine precincts out of 1890:
Erickson, D.. 2,103; Rankin, r., 1918.
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249 for Hoover. Harrison. Democratic
candidate for United States Repre-
sentative received 1882 votes to triumph
easily over CARRIER, Republican, who re-
ceived 1874.
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FREDERICK COUNTY, VA.

WINCHESTER, Va-Complete re-
turns from Frederick County gave
Smith LAT votes, to 1,006 for Hoover.
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gave Conley. Republican, 1884, and
Taylor, Democrat. 1858.
These returns came from both rural
and urban districts.
Seyenty-five precincts out of 2,310:
Hoover, 1879; Smith, 8,23l.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

One hundred and twenty-six of 1923
precincts-Hoover, 10000; Smith, 1928.
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MAINE

Five hundred and thirty-tWo pre-
cincts out of 633: Hoover, l4O,llo;
Smith, 58,285.
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Elected to Congress

Names in blackface show those now
members)
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MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, November 6 GP.-Herbert
Hoover was leading Gov. Smith 1878
votes with returns from 149 scattered
precincts out Of 4.293 IN Missouri tahu-
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IDAHO

Two precincts out of 847:' Hoover,
478; Smith, 169.
BOISE, Idaho, November R).-
Two out of 35 precincts incomplete in
Bannock County: Hoover, 1876; Smith,
1877.
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MADISON COUNTY. VA.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.-Complete
returns from the six precincts in Madi-
son County gave Hoover, 772; Smith,
$780, In the race for United States
Representative CARRIER, Republican,
won over Harrison, Democrat, IT'S to
725,
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NEBRASKA

Five precincts out of 1887 gave
Smith, 338; Hoover, $50.
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NEW JERSEY

Returns from 10 districts out of
2,920 give: Smith, Sl5; Hoover, 2,977.
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NEW MEXICO

One precinct out Of ITO: Hoover,
1872; Smith, 1872.
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ORANGE COUNTY, VA.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va.-Complete
returns from Orange County gave
Smith $40 and Hoover 1872.
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OKLAHOMA

PONCA CITY, Okla, Nov. 6 CP.-
The incomplete count from nine pre-.
cints in Ponca City gave Hoover, 282
Smith. 83.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, November s
R.-Ten precincts in Auglaise county
gave: Hoover, 1884; Smith, 1,275.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Novem-
ber 6 P).-The incomplete count from
36 of 1922 precincts in Oklahoma to-
day gave Hoover 1859; Smith 1,178.
The vote was not representative of
the entire State, however, as the
greater number of precincts were in
Oklahoma City, where close race was
expected and in the Northern section
of the State, which is normally Re-
publican.
Seven hundred and seven precincts
out of 3,292: Hoover, 1876; Smith,
50,308.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio. November CP).
Athens. the first Ohio county to re-
port, in two precincts gave Hoover 355,
Smith, 98.
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NEW RECORD IS ESTABLISHED
BY HEAVY VOTE IN ELECTION
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Baldwin County give Hoover 80, Smith
1872.
1,0S5 out of 1,745 precincts: Hoover,
59,679 Smith, 88,849.
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WISCONSIN

Two hundred and eighty mine out
of 2,743 precincts: Hoover, 41,98l;
Smith, 28,215.
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VIRGINIA
Special Dispatches to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November g.
hold, gave Herbert Hoover a majority
of 33 votes in three of its four wards
today.
A total of 1856 votes was cast in
the first, second and fourth wards, of
which Hoover received 872, Smith 839,
Lyons and Reynolds /, while 143
votes were improperly marked and
thrown out. Hoover carried the first
and fourth wards and Smith the Sec
ond.
Senator Claude A. Swanson, unop-
posed candidate for Senate from the
eighth Virginia district, received 1885
votes, while Representative r. Walton
Moore received 1888 votes for the
House
Three persons struck Moore's name
from the ticket and wrote in the name
OF Frank Lyons of Arlington County.
It is understood that nearly 100 per-
sons who qualified to vote in today's
election were turned away from the
polls because of an error in transcribing
their names on the books.
The deadline found 83 people in line
at the fourth ward polling place and
% at the third ward waiting for a
chance to mark their ballot. Under the
State ruling the polls were closed and
they were not permitted to vote.
The vote by wards follows: First
ward-Hoover, SAT; Smith, 249; second
ward--Smith, 270; Hoover. 20l; fourth
ward-Hoover, 324; Smith, 800.
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA.
Arlington County-Five of II pre-
cincts gave Hoover 1925 votes against
375 for Smith. In Lyon Park Hoover
polled 3l8 and Smith 107. East Falls
Church reported 1913 for Hoover, 73 for
Smith. Glenn Carlyn returns indicated
88 votes for Hoover, 43 for Smith. At
Carne the vote was 263 for Hoover and
returns gave Hoover 314 and Smith &c.
The last two communities are largely
colored.
Returns from Ballston precinct gave
Smith 1870 votes and Hoover 440 Nor
man Thomas. Socialist, and William z.
Foster, Worker Communist, each re-
ceived / vote.
The Cherrydale precinct gave Hoover
433 votes to Smith 108.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
Complete returns from % of the rs
precincts in Fairfax County showed
Hoover, 2,498; Smith, 1901. The vote
In the towns of the county was: Falls
Church, Hoover, 1858; Smith, 90; Hern-
don, Hoover, 239; Smith. 1876; Mclean,
Hoover, 306; Smith, 81; Forestville,
Hoover, 80; Smith. 80, and Fairfax
Court House. Hoover, 1873; Smith, 1853.
STAFFORD COUNTY, VA.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va.-Comnlete
returns from Stafford County gave Hoo
yer 1893 votes to 441 for Smith.
KING GEORGE COUNTY, VA.
FREDERICKSBURG Va.-Complete
returns from King George County to-
night gave Hoover Alb votes to Smiths
309.
SPOTSYLvANIA COUNTY, VA.
FREDERICKSBURG, va.-Complete
reports from Fredericksburg City gave
Hoover 697 votes against 594 for Smith.
Complete returns from the IL pre-
cincts of Spottslyvania County gave
Hoover 654 and Smith 439.
CLARKE COUNTY, VA.
STAUNTON. Va.-Complete returns
from the eight precincts in Clarke
County showed Smith TAO votes against
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MISSISSIPPI

Six hundred and twenty-five pre-
cincts out of ,590-Smith, 61,753
Hoover, 1850.
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ENID, Okla, Nov CP).-The in
complete count from two precincts in
Enid gave Hoover 1876 and Smith 43.
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CHICAGO HAS QUIET DAY.
Head of Board of Elections De-
elares Voting Without Disorder.

CHICAGO, November (R.-An
hour after the polls had closed County
Judge Edmund K. Jarecki, head of the
board OF election commissioners, de-
clared the election day to have been
the quietest In Chicagos history.
There have been no disorders n 1rth
mentioning" he declared. "W2 WInd
a few fioaters and a few isolated at
tempts to intimidate voters. Even the
bloody twentieth ward. where Octavius
Granady was killed primary day, was
quiet today"
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IOWA

Thirty-two precincts out of 2,450
gave Hoover 6,871, Smith 3,971.
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PAGE COUNTY. VA.

STAUNTON, Va.-Ten of the II dis
tricts in Page County gave Hoover 85S
votes and Smith 557. CARRIER, Repub-
lican candidate for United States Rep
resentative, also was leading his Demo-
cratic opponent, the vote being 585 for
CARRIER, and 383 for Harrison.
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NEVADA

Six precincts out of 244-Hoover, 1853;
Smith, 259.
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WYOMING

Twenty precincts out of 693: Hoover,
487; Smith, 240.
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GREENE COUNTY, VA.

HARRISONBURG Va.-Complete re-
turns from Greene County tonight gave
Hoover 424 votes and Smith 260. T. w.
Harrison, Democratic candidate for
Representative, polled 342 votes to 423
for j. H. CARRIER, Republican.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, VA.
Hoover was leading Smith by nearly
two to one vote in Mount Rainier,
Prince Georges County, Md, in the
first county returns reported. Four
precincts gave Hoover 296 votes to
100 for Smith.
Complete reports from the two pre-
cincts in Bowie gave Hoover 439 votes
and Smith 385. Goldsborough, Repub-
lican candidate for United States SEN
ator polled 408 votes over Bruce, Demo-
crat, who received 1885, Gambrill,
Democratic candidate for United States
Representative, received BAL votes, and
Metzerott, Republican, $40.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
WINCHESTER, Va.-Complete re-
turns from Rockingham County gave
Hoover 1887 votes to 1,401 polled by
Smith.
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
STAUNTON, Va.-Shenandoah Coun-
ty, with IS of the 30 precincts in, re-
ports 1852 votes for Hoover and 1,1I2
for Smith,
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been cast in the county, bumper crop,
estimated at 5000 greater than in 1924.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, November 6
(Pl.-Maurice Maschke Republican ma
tional committeeman for Ohio, pre-
dicted tonight on the basis of early
returns that Herbert Hoover will carry
Ohio by a 100000 majority.
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Returns from 1850 out of 1890 pre-
cincts: Hoover, 314,0O9; Smith, 142,679
One hundred and sixty-seven pre-
cincts out of 1890: For governor:
Cooper. r., 25919; Davey, D., 23,262
For Senator, 13 out of $500 precincts
gave: FesS (RD. 1,127; Truax Cd, 800;
Burton (RD. LAO; Hunt (DO. IT'S.
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ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.

Complete returns from 20 of the Is
precincts in Fairfax County showed
Hoover, 2498; Smith, 1901. The vote
In the towns of the county was: Falls
Church, Hoover, 1858; Smith, 90; Hern-
don, Hoover. 239; Smith, 1876; Mclean,
Hoover, $685. Smith, 81; Forestville,
Hoover, 80; Smith, 80, and Fairfax
Court House, Hoover, 1885, Smith, 1863.
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CLARKE COUNTY, VA.

STAUNTON, Va.-Complete returns
from the eight precincts In Clarke
County showed Smith TAO votes against
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PINEVILLE, KY, November 6 CP).-
Three precincts out of 81 in Bell
County, KY, gave Hoover 1876, Smith
80.
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HOOVER LEADING
IN AREAS NEAR
NATIONAL CAPITAL

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early scattering returns. The vote on
governor in 167 precincts gave Cooper
25,910 to 23,262 for Davey.
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sP0TsYLvANIA COUNTY, VA.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va.-Complete
reports from Fredericksburg City gave
Hoover 697 votes against 594 for Smith.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, November 6
R).-Unoficial returns from 120 pre-
cincts give Hoover, 23,399; Smith,
1892.
2,116 precincts out of $500 give
H00vcr 261 01C Cyaith 1c0 o01
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Complete returns from the IL pre-
cincts of Spottslyvania County gave
Hoover 654 and Smith 439.
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STAFFORD COUNTY. VA.

FREDERICKSBURG Va.-Complete
returns from Stafford County gave Hoo
yer 1893 votes to AL for Smith.
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KING GEORGE COUNTY, VA.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va.-Complete
returns from King George County to-
night gave Hoover 413 votes to Smiths
309.
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Governor-Sixty precincts out Of 1928:
Caulf1eld (R), 4,795; Wilson Cd, 4,849.
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role in the politics of Central Asia.
With Russia, the premier de-
clared. 1taly's relations are normal.
The italian government recognized
the sovlet's in 1924 and concluded a
treaty of commerce with Russia. lie
gave figures to show that Italy's i'm
ports from that country were in
creasing regularly, but remarked
that exports 10 Russia were modest,
because the soNiets needed to pur-
chase on credit, An attempt had
been made to overcome this diff
Guilty by the creation of a financial
institution. Pourpa rlers to this end
had occurred in 1925 and 1925, hav-
iug as their object the conclusion OF
a pact of a political character be-
tween Italy and Russia, but the con-
versations never got beyond the
preliminary stage.
OF Poland, Mussolini said: "Thl;
great power is henceforth consoli'
dated into a United states. which
every day is being strengthened II
its political, economic and mora
structure" lie emphasized the po
ltcal importance of a restored 10
land, with its 30,0oo,000 Inhabitants
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Torringt0n Official
Becomes Traffic Con

John J. Rondeau of 80 Glen
street and James A. Weir of 3S
Wallace street reported TO Lieu.
tenant Matthias Rival at FPS
o'clock last night that they saw
a car proceeding along the left
side of the highway to Plainville
about 1910 o'clock. and they
were unable to pass. Near Woos-
ter street the car stopped and the
driver asked them for their H.
censes and certificate of registra-
ton, which they showed him.
whereup he flashed q badge and
warned them to be more careful
in their manner of driving on the
highway. When they asked him
for his license and registration he
drove off, they said.
Lieutenant Rival learned at the
office of the state motor vehicle
commissioner that the car is re-
gistered in the name of William
+. Newport, 365 New Ridgefeld
street, Torrington, and today 1t
was learned by the police that
Newport Is tax collector and q
supernumerary policeman in Tor
rington.