The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-07

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ahead with 26a. SCI n 90 Dot
l.0ls precincts. IAnslIe's ].
Han. Ieks..a. ~ Tss.us..
state s.npsiss manager fur
mi. Va. nat rssas - aarsit
a~fesi Tar ~. candidate. ae=
.eiss Issais~'s lad. vita esls
sst 81 The .ssse's ssia pre-
sl.ess attn uss~ress~a. john
-. ..la The rl.s~sl We .siii
hae~ . chance
No seattle mar ~. hrsn kesef.
nor n Washington .ines ths year.
issp-pT Eil.Aa =. Ferry as ms
states chief executive frcm isss
Ia isaa. and Iaan n. Mroras
from isea 10 issT.
Republicans made u . hnr.s
race. too. In ths fourth and flftf
district contests De.
spite an ethsrul~ solid DENIM
cratic Landslide.
4 Yakima business nssa.
Frank z. Miller. wha Inst IN
HEP. Minute tsiii ~. yeass ss.
nv only sIa sete.. led the
Democratic lseuwl~nt ny erts
ssa IN return. from 50 pre-
einess NJ sHe In the fourth
cen Gr~ssteesl disssses. TIE
count miller ss.fss. tslil
ea.saI.
On the nfih dissriet Rep.
Charles ~. i.eass led Walter
Koran. w~sstskce Repuh,sean.
nv s.sts In san ~ sis pre-
rinet.. The satei Iesss
ss.sai. Koran te.tsa.
Although Mayor Langlls failed
n carry his own city NJ Seattle
Dill edged him nut -. 500 10 ai.asa
n the rity's sos precincts Lang.
10 rero,ped out In Ina state Dbl
barely carried his own apoksns
precincts io.s2s In p.sse. Dil
took Tacoma. howsvsr. and mos
n Pierce county by 10000 voses
Twenty-Five fhossssa sb-
s~nsee hsilois In the stats
ssre expected Ia plss . large
part In deciding the eioss
rarss.
hut. from the president aewn
through other offices on ths bsiiot
remained = Ns~ p~aI
stronghold
President ksosesslt esp-
inrsd the stairs eight siee-
forsI sst~s Z 10 sses Wssdsti
Willkls Men &. WsliHrrn.
Demaessiie sonniase far shs
4. \. .ensie. tsi.wphsd ssss
siephea y. ahAd~ieh. sf s~-
attic. psst national eessnsssstes
of the Americas I~Hiss.
Hsp.. Wsrres q. NsGuuses
and Jshs NJ. asffes ~ese re-
slesssd easily In this FIRST and
sixth distrisi..
yotsr. rejected Initiative
iss. curling lssassss NJ
revenue bands by psb.is NTH
~ alsisIess. and approved
Is.slsfiss IA. . measure 50.
thsrislaG go month aid sgs
pensions.
nsturns from f.7sf precincts
rsss President Roosevelt az. T7i
and wiilkls ia. 0og
Returns from .Tss out ef sois
precinct. In tho stats gave Dsil
iss col. ianglls. iss .0zs.
In thu fourth congressional dls'
lriet Rep. Knuts Hili was trailing
bis Republican rival. Frank Miller
Sish rsturns from 7sz u
40 districts Hill had 1880 and
Miller. 1747I
Ansfhes hsrse rses sns N
The fifth dssssiel where pss~
ps,liie.s wsIf Hesss ~as sst~
ting dsus tbs lad II mep.
Charles u. Law. In zss out
Of sts presisefs 1essy haA
1879 and nss.a. 1919.
wsiIsses continued 10 ~istss
biz ma jsrssy over dhsa~ish,
80 fet.ras fssm i.sss pre-
rinst. gave wsixrsa. D.. xzss~
zss. fhsd~ieh. H. issy9fa.
In the other four congressional
rnesz Democrats hsld commanding
Isad. over their rivals. TIA yots
foiioNs
lat District 1915 ca, - $40 pre-.
Assnisson. % sal. FRED
wsisries. Er.. ss.izs
Tad Dssisses l7ss oasf ~ stst
Jackson. ID. 1854. psssfson. r.,
isTf5
srd Is.triei fzse out ~ ST.
smith. D.. is.sos Mack. r.. 10. st3
eth D,strsef lisz OF u s7sB
D.. si.si5s Prsas. r..
70 .zio.
State totals from |. TOT precincts
Lieutenant Governor Meyers
D., Is0.s7s. Haybury, r.. 1880.
Secretary u state Reeves. d.
ls4 ISL. Johnson. r.. Ia ia
state Treasurer ID, iS3.-