The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-07

not concede that Hoover had
carried the State.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov.
T.--Returns from 1877 precincts
out of 647 in Utah give: Hoover
2O,54e; Smith, 1858.
CHEYENNE. Wye, Nov. !.
Returns from 11O, precincts out Of
692 I'm Wyoming give: Hoover,
3O,lS6; Smith, 1926.
BISMARCK, N. D., Nov. 1.-
Herbert Hoover in 6l4 precincts
out al 2.i72. polIed 81, 231 votes to
Governor Smiths 36,06S.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 7.--GOv-
ern0r Smith had lead OF more
than $4,000 i'm Georgia early today
ON the basis of 1852 precincts
cut Of the States Approximately
1900 precincts. The vote was;
Smith. 112,384; Hoover, 8O,O65.
GeOrgia's State ticket. headed by
Governor Hartman, was Un-
opposed.
SANTA FE, n. w. Nov. I.
Returns from It's precincts out Of
769 in New Mexico give: Hoover,
1886; Smith. 1883.
PHOENIX, Arix.. Nov. 7.--COm.
pIete returns from 280 precincts
out of 5O2 in Arizona early today
gave; Hoover, 1882; Smith, 1884.
For governor: Phillips tR.), 90.
40; Hunt Gnculnbent) d.. 1928.
For United states Senator:
Ashurst (incumbentl D.l 1888;
Cameron (R.) 1902.
For Observation-Disclosures lR.),
15,O32; Douglas, incumbent Cd,
1885.
PORTLAND, Me-. Nov. -
Hoover won by a landslide In
Maine. nc was the largest piil-
rality ever given q Republican
candidate in the Pine Tree State.
With anly q few scattering pre-.
eincts missing today the vote
was: Hoover, 164 ,O26; Smith, 49,
Il9. This compared to the 1924
NUtD Oh AUUHMBC Nsss AOOSAAve
Davis 3D., 41.964.
OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. Former
Governor Charles Bryan, brother
of the late William Jennings
Bryan. appeared beaten early to.
day, due to the Hoover landslide,
I'm his race for the g0vernOrshfp.
In $50 precincts out Of 1897,
Weaver, Republican, led Bryan by
lO2 80 to 7B,Oe2. Bryan was run.
ming ahead Of his ticket but not
far enough to Overtake, his OppoEl.
ent.
Senator r. b. Howell, Insurgent
colleague of George w. Norris,
was elected to another six year
term, it was apparent early today
i'm returns from one third the State.
In 667 cut of 1927 districts, Howell
had q lead OF $4,000 over his Demo-
cratic opponent, Metcalf. The re-
turns were Howell, 1OS,85I; Met.
calf. 1884.
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 7.-OhiO /,
Is going to have It's first Republi-
can Governor IN six years, on the
face Of unofficial returns from
one third the States $500 pre-
cincts. AT this point, Myers \.
Cooper, Cincinnati, Republican,
was leading Martin Il. Davey,
Kent, Democrat, $4,000 to 291 900.
The entire State Republican
ticket was also elected.
MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 7.-
With only a comparatively few
voting districts missing, Hoover
had carried President COOlidge's
native State of Vermont by 30,0O0
or more. Hoover ran ahead Of
Smith 2 to /.
Hoover, 1868.
Smith, 36,688.
Smith ran strong in several
cities.
Governor John e. Weeks (R)
was reelected i'm the Republican
sweep, as was United States Sen.
atOr Frank l.. Greene. Both Re-
publican Representatives were
elected.
PIERRE, 8. d., Nov. IRE.
turns from more than half Of
South Dakota today showed Will
lam j. RuIow d., present COVER
nor, leading B. F. Jones (R.) for
reelection by more than 1000
votes, although Herbert Hoover
carried the State.
BuIOw in 971 precincts out Of
1899 received $3.50 votes and
Jones 53,75O.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Nov. -
4 total of 1893 precincts out of
2,018 in Arkansas give Smith
$1,000, Hoover. 32,548. Governor
Henry FarneIl. Democratic In
Cumbent. has 42.237 to 1O,s47 for
NJ. ID. Bowers (R.).
All Democratic Representa- tives
are assured victory.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 7.-HoOver's
victory was conceded in Missouri
today when nearly twO.thirds Of
the States precincts gave the
Republican candidate a majority
Of approximate Iy $4,000. A total
Of 2,463 out Of 1890 precincts gave
Hoover All ,607 and Smith 363, $50.
For Senator, 2,2O2 precincts
gave Patterson RJ 1857, Hay
3D. 346,816.
For governor. 2.2O5 precincts
gave Garfield R.) 352, 0G5, Wilson
3D. 347,226.
MANCHESTER, n. H., Nov. Z.
The Tight for the four electoral
votes Of this State brought out a
record Republican vote which gave
Hoover a. lead Of more than two
to one over Smith.
The total vote was:
Hoover, 10I ,OO6.'
Smith, $3.50.
The vote for governor also gave
the Republican candidate the cleo.
ttOn, TOhpv (R raceivAd o. NKa.