Evening star., 1934-11-08

Democratic .............. 1896, "a!
Republican ............ 12,l44,0l!
Farmer-Labor minnesota
gubernatoriaD ...... 265,68,
Commonwealth California
gubernatoriaD ........ 9,0l'
Progressive wisconsin
systematically ......... 1854 81:
Total 28,429, As:
The score by States (+Signifle'
change In party. tChange in man, bu
not in party. Senators and Governor
in parenthesis are incumbents whos'
posts were not involved in election):
Alabama. -~
Senate-No election hugo L. Black
Democrat; John H. Bankhead, Demo
craft.
Governor-fBibb Graves, Democrat
New House-DemocratS, 9.
Old House-DemocratS. 9.
Arizona.
Senate-Henry F. AshurSt, Demo.
crat. (Carl Hayden, Demoorat)
Goyernor-Dr. B. B. Moeur, Demo.
crat.
New House-Democrat, l.
Old House-Democrat, l.
Arkansas.
Senate-No election (Joseph T
Robinson, Democrat; Hattie CaraWay
DemocraD.
Governor-J. Marion Futrell, Demo
crat.
New House-Democrats, I.
Old House-DemocratS, z.
Voters rejected longer terms fo
State, district and county Offices
adopted tax and bond issue amend
ments.
California.
Senate-Hiram johnson, Republic
an. (William Gibbs McAdoo, Demo
crat)
Governor-sFrank F. Merriam. Re
publican.
New House-Democrats, II; Repub'
licans, Z; in doubt, l.
Old House-Democrats, II; Repuo'
lcans, 9.
Approved relief and war veterans
bond issues; allowed extension o.
LIQUOR sale to hotels, restaurants, CLUBS
Colorado.
Senate-None Edward P. Costigan
Democrat; Alva B. Adams. DemocraO
Governor-Ed c. johnson, Demo
crat.
New House-Democrats, 4.
Old House-Democrats, 4.
Connecticut.
Senate-sFrancis T Maloney, DEM
ocrat. (Augustine Lonergan. Demo.
crat.)
Governor-Wilbur l. Cross. Demo
crat
New House-Democrats, 4; Repub-
ncans, 2.
Old House-Democrats. 2; Repub-
licanS, 4.
senate-John G. Townsend, jr, Re-
publican. Daniel o. Hastings, Repub'
lican)
Governor-None (Clayton Douglass
Buck, Republican,.
New House-Republicans l.
Old House-Democrats, !.
Florida.
Senate-Park Trammell, Democrat
Duncan U. Fletcher. Democrat).
Goyernor-None David Sholtz
Democrat).
New House-Democrats, S.
Old House-Democrats, S.
Voted to legalize liquor and exemp
homesteads under $4,000 value ant
motion picture studios from ad va
loren taxation.
Georgia.
Senate-None CWalter F. George
Democrat; Richard B. Russell, jr
Democrat.
Governor-Eugene Talmadge, Demo
crat.
New House-Democrats, 10.
Old House-Democrats, 10.
Idaho.
senate-None CWilliam E. Borah
Republican,; James P. Pope, Demo
crat.
Governor-C. Benn Ross, Democrat
New House-Democrats, 2.
Old House-Democrats, l; vacant, ]
Voted to legaliZe liquor.
Illinois.
Senate-None q. Hamilton Lewis
Democrat; William H. Dieterich
Democrat.
Governor-None Harry Hornei
Democrat).
New House-Democrats, 81; Repub
licans, 6.
Old House-Democrats, II; Repub
licans. 8; vacant, 2.
Approved $4,000, 900 relief bond is
sue and rejected constitutional con
vention proposal.
Indiana.
Senate-"Sherman Minton, Demo
crat; CFrederick Van Nuys, Democrat)
Governor-None paul v. McNutt
Democracy.
New House-Democrats, 10; Repub
liCanS, |; In doubt, l.
Old House-Democrats, IL.
Iowa.
Senate-None q. j. Dickinson, Re
publican; Louis Murphy, Democrat)
Governor-Clyde L. Herring, Demo
crat.
New House-Democrats, 6; Repub
ncans, 3.
Old House-Democrats, s; Repub
licans, 3.
Senate-None (Arthur Capper, Re
publican); George McGill, Democrat.
Governor-Alf M. Landon, Repub
lican.
New House-Democrats, 3; Repub
Hcans, f.
Old House-Democrats, 2; Repub
Iicans, 4; vacant, l.
Retained State prohibition.
Kentucky.
Senate-None (Alben w. Barkle,
DemocraD; M. M. Logan, Democrat.