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= = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1922, NEW JERSEY SENATOR Roscos €. Patterson, republicdns | | FADS POMERENE 17. Herbert w. Cummings, democrat| ADVANCED PROGRESSIVE feport. His mafority will reach 1,500, Little Change In Congress Seen In Earliest Returns Noax Cox, socialist. . Edward M. rs, republican and In Stewart county, the city of Do- pexicel btians IN SENATE RACE |** =Crar, . e ver' gave Peay 252 Taylor. 12, . King Alexander, democrat. ” In Wilson county, eleven out « . John Sheets, soclalist. i ’ twenty-five precincts give Peay 6 . Aaron 8. Krelder, republican® and # . © . . §|Taylor, 189: which is _an enormou prohibitionist. 5 % G 5 gain over the Roberts-Taylor contest George M. Wertz, republican and & b iy figuring the lighter vote. L . St. Clair Moss, democrat. . Theo. W. Hukriede, republican.® Clarence A. Cannon, democrat. d A. Newton, republican.* . A. A. Alexander, democrat. = = . . George A. Hoehn, soclalist. prohibitionist. - (Contiuea freifinaiEar=)l o [ EEERIID D BwloRsrepublicantRang . Harry B. Hawes, democrat.s . Warren Worth Balley, democrat fVucsnors. . Bernard P. Bogy, republican. and soclalist. CONNECTICUT. Cnlifornia " Cererage. . Emil J. Tscnudin, soclalist. . Robert M. Palmer, Roosevelt. . Faber V. McCloskey, labor. J. Banks Kurtz, republican and prohibitionist. . Mahlon N. Haines, republican and prohibitionist. . Samuel F. Glatfelter, democrat. George E. Barnhart, socialist. . William 1. Swoope, republican and wocialist. . J. Frank Snyder, democrat. Elisha Kent Kane, prohibitionist. . Samuel A. Kendall, republican® and prohibitionist. Henry W. Temple, republican®, NEW HAVEN, Conn., November 7.— United States Senator George P. Me- {Tean had a lead of nearly 6,000 over his democratic opponent, Thomas J Spellacy, {n figures for 39 towns ou of 169 in the state. The totals wars McLean, 80.335; Spellacy, 74.362. | _Forty-one tow | Templeton (republican {gerald (democrat), 96542 John Q. Tilson’ (republican) was re-elected representative from the *Hiram W. Johnson, republican and Progressive. | \}'Ill‘.un_ J. Pearson, democrat. Katie K. Howard, farmer-labor. Upton Sinelair, soctallst. . Charl Timberlake, republi- M. Clay Needham, prohibitionist. | el Connectlcut. [ 2 Dr ¢ M, Worth, democrat. cLean, republican. iuy U. Hardy. republican Melean. repuvlican. | 3 (ituter B Horn, democrat. list-farmer la- Edward T. Taylor, democrat.® Merle ¢. Vincent, republican. l'fi-r'eflh‘lh E. Hart Fenn, republican.* 1. Joseph F. Dutton, democrat. Leonidas €. Dyer, republican.® David D. Israel, democrat. P P. Skoven, socialist. . Marion E. Rhodes, republican.® Scott Wolff, democrat . Andrew J. McDonald, sociallst. dward D. Hays, republican.! F. Fulbright, democrat. Lionberger, sociallst. J. Manlove, republican. . lwe, democrat. ° 1es, socialist Bennett, republican. . William N. Valle, republican.* . Benjam Hilllard, democrat. 1 1 1 *Gieorge I J PO Term expiring Mar Py v 2 | " 3 hird distric ST Caleman du Pont, ; I Henry = Vanderburgh, soclalist, A Foats st socialist and profibitioniat. 5 ey e teahens. Richard P. F'reeman, republican.s Monisas S THomasRYys EEUIINE TR irevuby NORTH CAROLINA ‘ 9 Lay mor J. oin. crat. G o A T A AT Boardman, ‘aotianet, farm- McCormick, republican.® ek S o democeat AN pro- . i oleman du Font, re hibitfonist. Thomas . Bayard, demo; Svans, democrat Lulu F. Dawley, 8o er-labor. B the Axsoclated Press . George F. Turner, socialiat. alist. : | | 4 sphe’ erward John Q. Tilson, republican.® . Natha 3 RALEIGH, N. ¢, November 7 Ksan Stepheryteirs Sebher Whitacs, Gemacyar Leavitt, republican Nathun 1. Sirong, republican.e Scattering returns from wighteen o Florida. O IleY democral o b derocrat Harris J. Bixler. republican. Seatiesing, om wigh " *Park Trammell, democrat. G AR L Dl e Mood alist . Gharles E. Bordwell, democrat. [t the 100 coun s = e i sl el e D = £ . N. H. Motsinger, socialist. ligampllea ton il Georgl G -l_‘f’l“ffl_ B -"“r“{‘t"“' ""‘ & Nebraska. DR. SIMEON D. FESS, . Milton W. Shreve, republican® and i 'M'l"""; Walter F. George, democrat. atrick B ivan, democrat. ; S Hilea Representative from Ohlo, who has prohibitionist. picet India S Elaware. L Anderson. siopublican. probably defeated Senator Pomerene. Charles N. Crosby, democrat. | e ie Atbert J. Beveridge, republican. | Tealeh R Layton. republican ® 1 Cuela Harton. prohibition. e O e renii| | Tationa) amendme Samuel M. Ralston, democrat. William H. Bi 1 " ican. i 4 pay_of legislators Willlam H. Henry, socialist. Frank A. Hou 1 27. H. Westlake Coons, prohibitionist. Everett Kent, democrat W. T. Lee wa neeph B. ko, socialist-labor. TYSEN, e 3 PTogressiv lror Corilns Aamoc » yare! Pl B < : P William Gober, republican. James H. Haniey, demoerat . William S. Wensley, socialist. Pprohibitionist. Probably Elected to the United Statea| e Smith W, Brookhart, republican Clyde L. Herrink, democrat. Maine. | *Frederick Hale, republican, elected Sennte as a republican on a pro- gressive platform of his ow: Frank Clark, democrat.® Roy M. Harrop, progressive. Robert E ns, republican.® Edgar Howard, democ John Havekost, progress . James S. Parker, republican and|31, James prohibitionist.® . Harry . Willlam H. Faxon, democrat. . Stephen G. Porter, republican.® Cornelius Beucher, soclalist. 5 M. Clyde Kelly, republican®, dem- M. Cramer, democrat. Sckard, socialist. . John H. Smithwick, democrat.® William J. Sears, democrat.® Howard W. Me republican. November )N twenty-six William H. Thompson, democrat. W. H. Sproul, republ e Georgla. 3. W itcar. 4. Melvin O.McLaughlin, republican.® | 30 Frank Crowther, republican and d _prohibitionist epsuibiet i o Moore. democrat. 3. Charles St ., democrat, £ ¥ B. Cummins, democrat PEORIblaaee T GOVERNORS. Maryland. Ak ethoorate 2. George W 3 4 John O. Schmidt. progressive. 30. George H. Derry, democrat. 35. James M. Magee, republican. Governors were elected today in *Joseph 1. France, republica les R. Crisp, democrat.® ; Homset Hach, repil 5 William E. Andrews. republican® |30, Lawrence E. Gerrity, socialist. 25, Louis K. Manley, democrat and|of the states. Intere<t in the guber William Cabell Eruce, democrat 4 William . Wright, democrat.® SiMatier W Ausiin oo | ¢. Shallenberger, democrat. |31, Bertram H. Snell, republican, prohibitionist. natorial fight in New York, was I Rev. James L. Smiley, soclalist. b William D. Upshaw, democrat.® B Strohe. ridutiican Franklin, progressive. farmer-labor and prohlbition-{35. W. B. Miller, socialist. ite heat and former ¢ Robert K. Long, labo 5. Max H. Wilensky, non-partis e e i Hatd: dcmoerat Andrews, prohibition. e 36, Guy E. Campbell, democrat®. re- | Smith, democrat was cw republican vote Massachusetts. f. James W. Wise, democrat.® A s B. White, republican.® mmons, republican, “ranklin Sharp, democrat. _ publican and prohibitionist. by a large majority, de In the ninth $Henry Cabot Lodge, republican. % Gordon Lee. democrat. - & B30 Bon, Momaciat . soclalist and labor. Jdward S. Bly, soclalist. tVacancy. Nathan L. Miller, republ ) precincts showed R e & Charles J1. ‘Brand, democrat.» B b BroRauer Godinet n A Smith, beer, It wine plat. |32 Luther W. Motr, republican and In Michigan, the repul thie, democrat, 4435 AT b 9. Thomas M. Bell, democrat.® e e i umphrey, republican. Prohibitic . dute), Groson i% Taad enth o “\' ’.Q::rr:.'-f:" ;m.‘»fll‘y.:.uu.pm--"‘v Carl Vinson. democrat.* dioees \']5',’,1\'.‘u"r|m olien . Charles W. Beal, for unex. term. Homer P. Snyder, republican.® 1. Clark Burdick, republican.® demoer: The reput Weaver gressive. 23 nviliany € Lanktord. demactal® | o5 Vol list Nevadi { “rederick J. Sisson, democrat. 1. G. F. O'Shaughnessy, democrat. |mont have elocted iedfiold rera PR 2. Fisher, William B. Weeks, progressive. 2. William W. Larsen, democrs & Richard republican.® * “harles L. Letson, soclalist. 2. Richard S. Aldrich, republican. |governor, and in Tennessee, the demo- aFfdate e ‘Washington Cook, independent. Idaho. 5. W, A Ar pocrat Miller, republican, William Harrison, farmer-labor g {’erry ‘-!.mcnmw-‘:]licg;mocrll» cratic nominee. Austin Peay, is run- e A e e 3 . pBed Miuer, ' and prohibitionist. | Isaac Gill, repu 3 ning ahead of Gov. Tavor, republican seven d North 1send, re can. e @ S, - ity n S . 1 . s o Woadtridge . Forris, democrat. 1. W. W, Deal. progressive. Talben . Do e i3 mmon, republican. e deraaccal South Carolina. ed in various states today follow: William L. Krieghoff, soctalist. 2. Addison T. Smith, republican.* Ao e L n N. Rogers, democrat. T 1. W. Turner Logan, democrat.® Alabama—W. W. Brandon. democrat . ., Navember 7 Frank E. Titus, prohibition. 2. W. . Whitaker, democrat. e e s #dward 11, Wason, republican.® k;,’;‘;‘“fi", et o | 1. Rev. Sig, L. Blomgren, republican.| Arizona — *Thomas 15 (ampbeli, o i Innesota. < Duw Dunilie: yrogiessive | PON. Woodrufr, republican lliam H. Barry, democrat. F. democrat. 2. James F. Byrnes, democrat.s republican; George W. F. Hunt|g +Eive fa e Lo _ | Maurice . Thateher, republican. |. ~ eracy: Frederick Sander. soclal 3. Fred H. WomInick, democrat. | ive *Frank B. Kellogg. republican 8 s liinofs. Hant LT New, Jersey, John Taber, republican and pro-| 4 John J. McSwain, democrat.® democrat. 18 s e Anis BiskieOleast. democrat.} 1. Martin B. Madden. republican.® T e, et hben LB E Eacterson, 3t republicany® Kibitionat. D » 5. Willlam F. Stevenson, democrat.®| Arkansas—John W. Grabiel, repub- | and Mr enrik Shipstead, farmer-labor. 1 orge Mayer, democ 3 by & ' AR p 1. Vesteot! Fmocrat. = S 6. Allard H. Gasque, democrat. s N % an, i crat.s ; 4 Gale H. Stalker, republican and « |lican: Thomas €. MeRae, democrat. Misnissippl. | 1- (harles Hallbeck. socialist. SAne B ol 2 1 fcCormick, socialist. B i as P 7. Hampton P. Fulmer, democrat. 0 ShonagC Stenincevione Hubert D. Stephens, democrat 1. John H. Kennedy, farmer-labor. | & 3 &, Brink \ Jepublican. U PRIGEE emcetat, and e o Sallfornia — Friend \V. Richardson, | ot . EFIRe James R. Mann, republican.’ e = 3 emocra e 3 N n; ymas Lee oolwine, Missourt. 2 Adam F. Bloch, democrat. 7. 3 Campbell Canirill. democrz Frank . republican.® o men latior_. Latiat 1. €. A. Christopherson, republican.® |democrat; ‘Alexander Hoor, soclalist. | TEXAS. slames A. Reed. democrat 2. Charles V. Johnson. socialist 8. Ralph Gilbert, democrat | imer H. Geran, democrat. 37. William J. Wismar, soclalist. | 1+ G0 0 GOGTONNKY, democrat, e Colorado — Benjamin _Griftith, T Tt Brewster, republican. ! 2 William Emerson, farmer-labor. | § D: H- Kincaid, republican. _ Elijah C. Hutchinson, republican.® Frederick T Plerson. republican. | 1 $o0", B loy N0 Parttaan | publican: William . t. den William M. Brindt, soctalist. 3. Elliott W. Sproul, republican.* 2, Williamnl 0. JEleldy et | 17 Charles Browne, democrat. 3 e democrat, League. crat; Lauren Arnold, socialist; ovember 3. Thomas M. Crane, democrat. 9. J. H. Strickland, republic T 2. Ackerman, republican.® % L _Moses, soc - « | 2. Roval C. Johnson, republican.® Barney Haughey, old-uge-per e veny Jidante Mot nn 2. Kellam Foster, socialist 10, JORGCN. Langlex, repupll P <. E. McLaughton, secialist. PiSanilers; republical 2. E. C. Ryan, democrat. party: G. F. Stevens, farmer-labor. | teenth di- Rurton K. Wheeler, democrat. 3. George Stone, farmer-labor. 10.°F. Tom Hatcher, democrat., . ayre, democrat. A. White, democrat and| 3 Jlarew F. Lockhart, Non-Parti-| Connecticut — Charle ¢arl W. Riddick, republican. 4. John W. Rainey, democrat.® 11. John M. Robsion, republican Randolph Perkins, republican.® _fz')‘i'":lr{ldh""-h B san League. ton, republican: David . ieorge H. Ambrose, socialist. 4. Henry G. Dobler, republican Loulsiana. Thomas A. ShieldS. democrat. ark Allis, prohibitionist. 3. Willilam Willamson. republican.® |demoerat; Martin . WICHITA FALLS Tex. Novembr Nebraska. 4. John F. Krause, socialist. 5 - G N r. republican - 'x-h,m W. 1 -am.\—\. republican| 3" George Philip. democrat. cialist-farmer-labor. 7.—A bianket challenge of ail ball *Gilbert M. Hitchcock, democrat. 5. Adolph J. Sabath, democrat.* 1 .l!iznrq Ir;:’ DBnaE, 'hl”"" _ William A. Cadmus, democrat. (_Id"r“lmf"\"""‘?'”" 3¢, republicane| 3- George H. Smith, Non-Partisan Clifford M. [ i Frank Hub: . Jacob Gartenstein, republican. hmidtt, League. R. B. Howell, republican. Michael Sambrowskl, socialist Marti . Santhou William F. Greiner, democrat. Tennessee. | Idaho—Charles . Moore, rfihuh”-i i a. Rev. James L. Beebe, progressive. e 4 e ndlin, P 12 s on P. Cool ublican. Frank Ehrenfried, socialist. can: Moses Alexander, democrat; H. E Ralph B. Howell, prohibition 6. Yonn R Gonlordan, farmer-1abor! 5. Riley J. Wilson, democrat. e e At 2 James M Mead, democrat and{ 1. B. Carroll Reece, republican.® er. g il o . Jobn I Gerwman, vepublicay 6. George K. Favroi, dem 1 | & Baward H. Mead, Socialist. farmer-labor.s 2 J. Will Tavlor, republican republican; Shpporiers The ehallenso we e P N T Syonckley, dem: = democrate 4 Itiehard W. Parker, republican. . Louis J. Schwendler, republican. Hupert Reynolds, democrat. ; : 1060 Serbiatly et each of Soey Flttman, democrat can T pCIBlat. hilcanis) B . democrat | * Minahan, democrat. Y. F. Griesinger, socialist 3 Richard L. Burnett, republican Kansas — W. Y. Morgan, republi- nz places, tha contention bein eSS Gh 2 3 Mol e onaeiann, repubiican: =750 R Tehibach, republican.® { 43. Daniel A. Reed. republican and S D, Reynolds, democrat P e jesucd hy Jod New Jersey. *Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, republi- at. prohibitionist.* 4. Cordell Hull, democrat. S L s ate Maine—Percival P. Baxter, 2 ican (elected ember democrat. Massachusett. democ Olpp. republican.* John M. Collins, socialist. Daniel J. Gllfoy, farmer-labor. republican * I North Carolina. @ B 5 - publican.® e CFRt: Joseph W. Byrn: Fdward I Edwards, democrat. Fred S be Gl republican. i = 5 Hallett S Ward, democrat® W. C._salmon, democrat. republican; Rev. William S. Smith, Lincoln in-| & Hears ¢ Stocabrigon camaliat . Fepublican | Claude Kitchin, democrat.* S 'A. Vest. republican. RemGarat: dependent Tam e O Cragtinee, socialet it @ rnethy, demoorat. & Lon A. Scott, republican. clalist: Henr Gieorge Bauer, socialist. 9. Fred A. Britten. republican.* e Edward W. Pou, democrat.* & Gordon Browning, democrat. Michigan——*A John (. Butferworth, socialist-1a- | o James Prendergast democrat. T. Alan Goldsboro entine Bausch, soclalist Charles M. Stedman, democrat.® | 9. Finis J._Garrett, democrat Ibeele renubhican (dem.) . Homer L. Lyon, democrat.® 10. Hubert F. Fisher, democrat® demoerats | Benjamin William . Hammer, democrat.® tVacancy. socialist; Belden ¢ Charles J. Butler, rep Albert A. Blaken hor. N ico. Willlam J. Wallace, single tax. ew Mexico. . Evar_Anderson, socfalist. Hoxt, prohibi- | Neff (dem.), o o 1 19 — e : . Carl R. Chindblom, republican.® L - Bl nE S i J 0 o v 2 Milla At large— s ert L. Do e . *) Indicates incumbents. 5 2 < socialist- Louis M. Wolf, workers’ party. . Bernard M. Wiedinger, democrat. Mittard k. Tydings ¢ Tt e o o s o putiigan! Robert L. Doughtor, democrat.3 ) In tenist; Ldward R. Markies, sociaiist- | ~ New Mexico. . Michael J. Scanlan, socialist. N o AT ey B lwinkleldenincrag Tex Dov R T v *Andrieus A. Jones, democrat. . Ferdinand C. Dahms, former-labor. | 3 Richard 4. Olfirien, Tabet fTord. mepy i Eugene Black. democrat.® et e O e te st ay Stephen B. Davis, jr.. republican. . Frank R. Reid, republican.. LRI v 5 { ew York. IR0 S nen W eaver idemotty John C. Box. democrat.® i) Sy New York. . - Edward J. O'Bricn. democrat. Dr. DM 1. Robert L. Bacon, republican. e RebraskaCharies. 11 R Royal S. Copeland, democrat. ; Frank L. Raymond, socialist. Verne L. Rey 1.S. A. W. Baltazzi, democrat and ! North Dakota. itlesy =y Fullor, menublican, Charles 1 farmer-lahor. North Dakota. John A. Dowda.', demoerat. Fred N. Hale, socialist. . John C. McKenzie, republican.® . William G. Curtiss, democrat. . Xavier F. Gehant, sociallat. . Luther A. Johnson, democrat. jcre 2 " Clay 8. Briggs, democrat. gressive; Charles H. Rand . Daniel E. Garrett, democra Joseph J. Mansfield, democ: . Edward Woli, republie: Clarence A. 1e list. . Joseph Dirne sydney E. Mudd. republi socialist. imons, prohibition. john J. Kindred, democrat.® . Frank E. Hopkins, republican. . Peter J. Flanagan, socialist and J. F. T. O'Connor, democrat. Lynn J. Frazier, republican. ©Ohlo. *Atles Pomerene, democrat. Olger B. Burtness, republican.* George M. Young, republican W. J. Deemy, independent. . James H. Sinclair, republican.® William A B S s crugham, democrat Willett W. Wilson, republican. Morgan G. Sanders, democrat.® i ag! ohns T fourteenth Sexas - Sam Rasburn, demonans Doiben s Charive W Brvan deme. | Show a subst lead over Sta ‘ Hatton W. Sumners, democrat.* | Publicag, Charles . Bradn. oo pator Harry Hertzberg. his dem pro- nent. Returns from hibitio xter county g Wurz- evada—Jokn H. Miller. republican; Hertzberg, 1.7 Simeon D. Fess, republican. 4 Willlam J. Graham, republican.® . Clarence M. Roberts, democrat. er . E. J. Hughes, democrat. 10, Jomes P Buchanan, democrats Hampshire—Winsor H. Good- = Miss Virginia Darlington Green, in- | 14. 1, 8. Mayer. demoerat " Joseph J. Jarboe. soclalist. | poarmeruvor. s LN o now. republican; Fred H. Brown, MONTANA. dependent. | John A. Nelson, socialist. O O G W. Lindsay, democrat 1. Nicholas Longworth, republican.® |12 Fritz G. Lanham, democrat.® s G e . Aswociated Press, Pennaylvania. - Willlam C. Mardis, farmer-labor. nt. g Wiltiam s . Sidney G. Stricker, democrat. (13- Guinn Williams, democrat. e oreey—Willlam N, Busyon | %, crmaca. a8 November (Term ending March 3, 1023.) . Edweard J. King, republican.* e 2Tl e hbtikante \ Sldney G Stricker. demorrat . |14 Tiarry M. Wurzbach, republican.® | republican: George . Sizer. demo- | HELENA. parimber & — *David A. Reed, republican. Charles C. Craig, democrat. ank W. Mish, democ 3. Frederick ¥ I R Quane, democrat. 3 14. Harry Hertzberg, democrat. Martin R. McDonald, workers') Fourieen 3 Willidm J._Van Easen, soclaliat. ; Soe E Nebin socialine Oswald Weber, soc _ Thomas H. Cullen. democrat.® Hoy O ‘Fitzmerald, republican.s |15 John N. Garner. democrat. of America: Edward M i e Wheeler (dem.); 1,588 Rachel €. Robinson, prohibitionist.|16. Willlam E. Hull, republican. 2 . Dominic E. Picone, republican. WakreHl (GarT: dimpesat 16 Claud B. Hudspeth, democrat.* single tax; Frank Sanders, C W, Riddick (repy. 13,430 Thomas J. Davis, single tax. . Jesse Black, jr., democrat. Massachusetts. George L. Giefer, socialist and} 4 John L. Cable, republ 17. Thomas L. Blanton, democrat.® jlabor. : s 235! (Full term ending March 3, 1920.) . James Lofthouse. pocialist. e e [ George L. Gi - dohn L Cable, republican. LR SN Mexico—c. 1. Hill ropubtican: *David A. Reed. republican. A iam T. Smith, farmer-labor. ‘ o TEestway, LepublicH T N LLil mrohibition: SA R (Goske s demOSTRT L 1 ; mes . Hinkle, democrat. z samuel E. Shull, democrat. - Frank H. Funk, republican.® 3 Freqerick 1 Gilleit, Tepublican.e Sraoinh L. ¥iine, republicans b FraneC e Rarantan e Sow. Fork—Altred: E.. Smith, démo-j VIRGINIA. Charles Sehl, socialist. . Frank Gillespie, democrat. e A b Tioring M. Black, jr.. democrat. A e A e iane | 1 Don B. Colton, republicane cra; - T Rachel C. Robinson, prohibitionist.|17- John E. Abbott, socialist. 3. W. Fred O'Connell. democrat Lonix Weil, socialist and farmer- William . Gableman, democrat. | 1- Milton H. Welling. democrat. orth Dakota—*R. A. Nestos, re-|Brihe s e Btk William J. Burke, progressive. - L. J. Salch, farmer-labor. 3 L & Oliver, conservative and non- inhor. Charles Brand. repabiican 1. John O. Walters, farmer-labor. publican; William Lemke, indepen- | BRISTOL. va. November T.—(ecrk Charles J. Schoales, single tax. . William P. Holaday, republican. 9 i William M. McNichol. prohibition. = Q] 3 53 E. O. Leatherwood. republican.® dent. C. Peery. ddemocrat. was leading (Term ending March 3, 1 Andrew B. Denis, democrat. Dartisan leakuc 1 Warren 1L ublican -(Chatles B. Zimmerman, democrat D. C. Dunbar, democrat Ohio—Carmi_A. Thompson, repub-|John H. Hassinger. republican rep = bt - i 4 N - t . S . slow, bli arre ee, rep can.* R. Cl “ole, . . . C. . C . h 1 A, =0 ep e John. o Aas Py *George W. Pepper. republican. . James P. Miller, socialist. & Vi T Dres domoeat Chiarles I Stengle, democrat. I e H Clint Cole, republicany E. G. Locke, farmer-labor. lican: A. Vie Donahey, democrs Imeceritive for COmEEON i ¥, Van Disen soctalt : St TN 122}:‘::;5;]11::?"& John Jacob Rogers, republican.® Mina Eskenazi, socialist and farm-| o7 William W. Chalmers, republican. Vetmout Ul Boma—dih FiSios. Ten hhntflfz,:l I o atas. | The wore William J. Van Essen, socialist, . . 3 ) . A v E. Barre! democra er-labor. % » R. She d. democrat. % b 2 alton, democrat; O. nHeld, 10k Ay tol Weas: | Peaers Frank G. Lewis, prohibitionist. . Raymond D, Meeker, democrat. S e e Wwilliam I, Moore, prohibition. AT o asmieeret 1. Fred G. Fleetwood, republican. | 3 i iin the Sty oF Brisal wae: Reety ; son, pr 2 . John R. . . Charles L Pettingell, demo Michael J. n, g . James Sharp, democrat. 1.4 2. Y. 3 3 == . 2 precinets gave Peery, 53¢ Farl W. Thompson, progressive. John R. Hefner, socialist Michael J. Hogan, republican.s S G H 1. James E. Kennedy, democrat i Oreson—sBen W. Olcott, repub-|l1%6: HASTEer James A. Robinson, single tax. . Guy L. Shaw, republican. Frederick Butler, republ John F. Quayle. democrat. ¥dwin D. T etts, republican, 2. Porter H. Dale, republican. (lican: Walter M. Pierce, democrat Bassineer 10 = . Henry T. Rainey, democrat. el R A S James Oneal, socialist and farmer- e o Topiiea 2. John J. Wilson, democrat. i Pennsylvania—Gifford ' Pinchot, re-| Hassinger. 570, s elan Rhode Island Y N alndyydemorral e L Will P. Connery. jr. democrat E |apan 1 Harrison, democrat was elected in *Peter G. Gerry, democrat. Ry heeler, Tepu ? . Fred W. Dallinger, republican® N John C. Speaks. republican.® Virginta. | publican. L s o e AN R. Livingston Beeckman, republican. [ 31+ §; Barl Major, democrat. | John F Daly, democrat. Pk S Brown ioliibition, Hisage Valenting idemocra . | puphode Teland—Harold J. Gross. re-{ were that the democratic candidates Tenmennee. ‘b g Charles L. Underhill, republican.s| 8. Charies G. Bond. republican. 3 James T. Begg. republican.® 1. S. Ouls Bland, democrat. i publican; William S. Flynn, democrat: | yo5€ 1 COR AENOCTR T, S . h D. McKellar, d t = Dincan McDonald, farmer-labor., . Arthur D. Healy, democrat. . William E. Cleary. democrat. . Arthur 'W. Overmyer, democrat. | 2. Joseph T. Deal, democrat.® {Charles F. Bishop. socialist-labor: |yt ) 3 Kenneth D. McKellar, democra . Edward E. Miller, republican. . Peter F. Tague, democrat. | 8 Davia P. Berenberg, soclalist and |14 F. E. Whittemore, republican. 3. Andrew . Montague, democrat.* |George W. Miller, labor party. Newell Sanders, republican. | Edward E. Campbell, democrat. S e L farmer-labor. ; L. Davey, democ 4. Patrick 1. Drewry, democrat.® South Carolina—Thomas G. McLeod. | - Texan, ANl el o skl . George H. Tinkham. republican.® David H. Howell, prohibition. lis Moore, republican 5. J. Murray Hooker. democrat {democrat. i i Farl B. Mayfield. democrat. guosulsbete Lhomad, Marmer labor, _ David J. Brickley, democrat. Andrew N. Petersen. republican. James R. Alexander, democrat. 6. Clifford A. Woodrum, democrat. South Dakota—*William H. Me-| George E. B. Peddy, republican. - Edwin B. Brooks, republican. James A. Gallivan, democrat.® Taniel J. O'Connell, democrat. Joseph H. Hines. republican.® 7. Thomas W. Harrison, democrat.® | Master, republican: Louis N. Crillfp ... Utah. . Willlam A. Arnold, democrat. ‘Alexander H. Rice, republican. W. B. Robinson, socialist and farm-116. John S. McSweeney, democrat. 8 R. Walton Moore, democrat.® [democrat; Miss Alice Lorraine Daly, |1 10 A0 i ewilliam H. King. democrat. - Frederick A. Cawley, socialist. Robert Luce, republican.* abor. : William M. Morgan, republican. John H. Hassinger, republican. |Non-Partisan League. L SALT e e Frnest Bambergerl, republican, - Thomas S. Williams, republican.® g o /it (9% RIS nk Mershon, prohibition. | William A Ashbrock. democrat.| 9. George C. Peery, democrat. 1" ‘Tennessee—sA. A. Taylor. repub-|Ernest Bamb, ensior Mol 19 €T Stoney, farm-lavor. Eduid B Dention rocuty | " lican ! Lester D. Volk. republican.* . Frank Murphy, republican.® . Harrs St. G. Tucker, democrat.* |lican; Austin Peay. democrs [didate for 1 Evatir ipalled 35 LRt ¥ . Edward E. Denison, republican.* David N, Murray. demoo el Celler, democrat. . Marion Huffman, democra l Texas—ePat M. Neff. democrat {votes against for William H Wermont-. . Cooper Stout. democrat. Ly Sna S Murray. dem - erome T. Deflunt, soclalist and Cooper, republican. Washington. Vermont—Redfield Proctor, repub-|King, Democra cumbent, in the Frank L. Greene, republican. orman M. Harris, socialist. §RT Wiililam S, Groene; renubil farmer-labor. “Kilpatrick, ‘democrat. Jokin F. Miller. republican.® tiean. . i first Utah districs report. The dis- Virginia. James MecCollum, farmer-labor. 118" SRETIL T, WGirora, Tepubiie 10. Bernard Cook, prohibition. \ Minor G. Norton, republican.* . Edgar C. Snyder, democrat. Wisconsin—*John J. Blaine, repub- | trict was number seven in the city *Claude A. Swanson, democrat. arge— 6. James P. Dorian, democrat 1 iel J. Riordan, democrat.® . Charles A. Mooney, democrat. Frol N, Netwon, farmer-labor. lican. of Logan. Washington. Richard Yates, republican.* . £ 2 QEre 11. Ralph Céretta, republican. . Harry C. Gahn, republican.* Lindley H. Hadley, republican.® Wyoming—John W. Hay, repub- oMiles Poindext epublica Willlam Murphy, democrat. Michigan. 11, Walter Dearing, socialist and farm- | 21. Robert Crosser, democrat. Fred A. Clize, democrat. lican; W. B. Ross, democrat; Richard = e ey ndcxier, oD = Fred W. Wenschoff, soclalist. HaEn | Shiepherd, vepublisar er-labor. . Theodore E. Burton, republican.® P, B. Tyler, farmer-labor. | Spurrier, socialist. { WYOMING. :umuPALD'fi}m‘:firdh-rm fakoE fidwan;‘zn:mc!ahr;. rumer-blflfior. T Roeet HVP(,!“LY s»nmi-r'-} D. Leigh Colvin, pxrofi.ih'mor:i o . William J. Zoul, democrat. 3. Albert Johnson, republican.® H AT R WP - . -labor. enry R. one, republican. 2 Eonl e Sfichoncy: SRt Meyer London, soclalist® and farm- 3 7. M. Philips, farmer-labor. West Virginia. Simon J. Gorman, democrat. i eler, Tepubiican. H er-labor. Oklahoma. 4. John W. Sunm blican.® > 5 November 7 eHoward S 3 p Androw Lafin socialist 2. James W. Helme, democrat hor lican.s| 4 John W. Summers, republican. LUHE . Wyo. N M. S. Holt, socialist. innifred M. Huck, republican. . e B. Smith, 13, Chris. D. Sullivan, democrat.* 2. Miss A. M. Robertson, republican.® | & b i | give: Hay (rep.), 23; W. B sy Allen D. Abért, democrat. £ Tomor: o Care. demperatc ™ 112 Mnrray Firstman, republican. 2 W. W Hastings, democrat. S8sStaniey Y ehe er repuhlicun. ¢ WRREY Dnto . . 0. Hartline, socialist, 3 NS Yearr, del 3 13, Abraham Lefkowltz, socialist and| 2. S. M. Gipson, socialis Ch st S ontinued from First P: *Robert M. l::::le-u; republican. Frank Donovan, farmer-labor. el lapes republican s farmer-labor. e 5. Charies D. Carter, democrat.s 5. Harry J. ‘l“f:'"rl:fm" labor. “ontinued from First Pag o g 7 gl £l 14. Nathan D. Perlman, republican. 3. as_S. Jones, republican. West Virginia. g i G WX \ *John B. K'ndl;‘ifk d?’""'fi:fl'» | India 6. g;hnlt M. nu(:].mq republican. | 14 David H. Knott, democrat. 3. V. E. McAdams, socialist. 1. Benjamin L. Rosenbloom, ‘repibs 32";‘1&-‘;3; 4;:": ('Hlxlal;er;} 3’1«"&11-’&”:“.1 MISSISSIPPI. Wilam B, Guthrie, socatise 3; Qrcar (R Euheingrepublican:s HHatlon M. Bel farmersiahor 14: 3acob Panken//sceialistana farmer= . 3L Ih Migsnhelmer, independent " lican.® i neck, with the odds slightly faver-{Dy the Associated Press . Gi 3 st. 1. Willlam E. Wilson, democrat. L5 A Ll “labor. labor. . Joseph C. Pringey, ; € = Sl y : N Mins NGreriber) Tihy RETURNS ON HOUSE. |3 Sen B Bunarepiificns | kaws,C,cramion, ropublicans |y wcorneh 5. cunete proniogon. | & Tom"D, Meikegvn, demoerit” | & B2imerd KmEattottilcans | "RV crmy. xon. sovemuer 7ot bemerate Congression: . Arthur H. Greenwood. democra! % i i i * 1 omas J. Rvan, republican.’ . F. B. v 3 % = o s 38 . C C o “ . g 8. Bird J. Vincent, republican. : S oS 2. R. E. L. Allen, democrat. | —The first precinét reporting first re- Gl ey e N e 2. J. C. Monarch, socialist. : 15, John 1. Boylan, democrat. . 1. S. Stone. 'republican. 2 t reportf -1 + swept Dississippl in the el 2 8. Dewitt Vought. democrat. % 2. John C. Chase, socialist. turns on the Nebraska elections ewe > i Where only one name appears In | . Samiel A. Lambdin, republican-* | 5 James C. McLaughlin. republican.s |10+ 1eonard Kaye. soclalist and farmer. | 3 Leonard Johnson, scclalist, 3. Stuart F. Reed, republica; shows: For senator: Howell (rep),|lion loday. Hubert D Stephons wa thin lat it indicates the candidate | - Frank C Gardner, democrat William H. Henderson, democrat. {15, AaroR. Lewis, prohibition. 6. L. M. Gensman, republican® 3. B. H. Morton, democrat. , 170: Hiteheock (dem.). . For Con: | oversielInELY FENES, B e re in clected. Where two or more | 4 Harry C. Canfleid, democrat. 10 Roy 0. Woodruff, republican.® | 1¢° W. Bourke Cockran, democrat.* & Eimer Thomas, democrat. 4 Harry G Woodvard, republican.® |gress: Fifth .district, "Willlam E.|tired. The House delegation of eigh: S in sece il st 14 Al | 5 imvecere SRnferi s abl e 11: Erank D, Scott, fepublican 16. John C. O'Connor. republican. l 5 T V. Kolachny, soclalist. 4 George W. Johnson,'democrat. ' | Andrews (rep.. i6: A ¢ shatten: | BT T U (eine T (hat it Is not yet clear who | b- Charles A. Bidaman, democrat. 12 etk To o hs domotrat, 16. Jessie W. Hughan, soclalist and| 6. Alonzo Turner, lr;dem'r‘; ent. PR A L L -* | bere PERRRIYE e faces, Jeff Busby and T. Webbor ghten 5. Phil Reinbold. socialiat. 17 Bredoer Jjemam republican. farmer-labor. 6. George Horne, independent. 6. Leonard 'S. ichols, reublican.e | Wilson. won. 6. Richard N. Eillott, republican,s |3 frederick IKappler, democrat 16. Henry W. Livington. prohibition. | 7. James V. McClintic, democrat. 3 s LA | b § James s Clitton, Gemocrat § FarIn Tl opablican. 17 Ogden L. Mills republican.® L Sre Zombliean, | | Cliche e naame | WISCONSIN. | A (*) Indicates incumbents. 7. Merrill Moores, republican.® 3. Ferris H. Fitch, democrat. |1 Herman A. Metz, democrat. _ William H.' Conley, soclalist. . ¥ S H L Alabama. ; Joseph P. Turk, democrat. Minnesota. i1 Harr.\i Fe Voe, socialist and farm- g %fu fi»fl}:fifi‘ng&lfl’lfii ‘Wisconsin. {N‘;;L ‘Q;I‘Z';{‘;"l' A e FLORIDA. . Lester L. Lambert, socialist. District. er-labor. 2 3 s 1. Henry A. Cooper, republican. 2 2323 Nove By the Associated Prese District. ] x 8. H. C. Gelst, socialist. N {The following have been elected el SR IS 8. Albert H. Vestal, republican.® 1. Syd. And . Robert J. McAusland, prohibition. 2. Edward Voigt, republican.® ing e ele JACKSONVILLE, Fla., November 1. John McDufle, democrats, & John W. Tyndall, democrat. T Rt e oo epublican. > JohniE (Carew, democtabel 8. Thomas P. Hopley, independent. | 3' 550"y Nelson, republican.® 'pe!r‘lbfll;:—tck ooper. Voigt, Nelson, Lam.- SACKSONVILLE, Vie. Noventber . 2. John R. Tyson, 9. Fred S. Purnell, blican.® 2 ) g i . Albert E. Schwarts, republican. . 5 C._ Schafer, republican. et : 5 * ey 2 s 3. Henry B. Steagall, democrat.® 9 George L. Moflett, democrat, 3! ’bm’feffig‘ifévff“?ffififi‘clx{- Benjamin Howe, socialist and Fin Hm:'“ blican® and & Sg:’enph F, Dresdzon, democrat. Senate—La Follette. delegation was returned in today's W Jfifl'éahfi;mofi?n‘n}mrn.- 10. Willlam R. Wood, republican.® 3. Lillian Cox Gaulf, demacrat. farmer-labor. L e e A D 4. Edmund T. Melme, socialist. e ’,’,{“fi,,‘";‘i;f:"‘,"v'vgg,‘,’fl‘i‘:‘*ef"!‘l"li election. The democratic nominees & William B. Oniver, democrai 1 pNiam R, Snooner: democrat. & Qscar I Keller, rapublican.® 18. Herbert D. Burnham, prohibition-| , , G¥RISTY ginnote, republican.s R i el ) or United States sonator: " | for four of the five state offices in- - - > . 3 L 2 . Paul Doty, 3 3 i 8 2 " et 5 election were unop- 7. M. C. Allgood, deml:’crll. g 11. Milton Kraus, republican.® - Walteo Ne?vv'f't"’::&:ep“bm" . 19. Walter M. Chandler, republican.® g ém:HNGmm d;l;:g;’il;m. B John M. Callahap, independent- lLdl Fogetlad(np.). 68; Mrs. Hooper \ulg\et‘ll in today's election were unop & Edward B. Almon, democtat e |11 Samuel E. Cook, democrat. 6. John R. Coan, democrat. i 19. Samuel Marx, democrat. 3. Elton Watkins, demoerat democrat, (ndependent dem.), none. PO he unexpired term of state school o G i ncad, democrat.s socialist. 6. Harold Knutson, repubiican.® 19. Phillp ~Zausner, soclalist, and| 3’ gpobers G. Duncan, independent. | 6. Florian Lampert, republican.® erintendent was sought by W. S C U BT |15 Kouis i Fairteld, repusticans | ¢ John Knutsen, na o |, Garmenienor L U g | 8 FCR Sobns, ndustriat tabor. | 7 Joseph D Beck ‘republioan | VERMONT Blinorang 5ot Riley. " xether . rat.e 3 g r, democrat. | 6 Peter J. Seberger, progressive. 9. George B. . 3. Edward E. Browne, republican. . o emocratic nominee, as the va- B i : 3 . K. 3 LOL T, ., . soci! 5 2 g & Villiam 3. Dever, democrat.s 1 | & Oacar 3" Tirson: republican.s 20, Hency FErank, fdemocrat L ilam S Ve T fcans | 9. George J. Schnelder, republican. |pMONTPELIER, Vt. November 7 —jprimary. @ @ mmell was re-elected 3 William A. Oldfield, democrat.® - S 8. Willlam L. Carss, democrat. 20. William _ Karlin, ~ soclalist and| 2 GegtRe G, i 9. Charles J. Hanzel, independent-|anq cities out of 247 in the state give: | The following House members were 2. Jud Tout. republican. 1. William F. Kopp, republican.* . Halvor Steenerson, republican.* farmerilahor. blican.e | 3. Harry C. Ransley, republican.® democrat. For governor—Proctor (rep.), 9.380:1chosen, all democratic: First, Dranc: 3. John N. Tillman, democrat.® N i democm e |5 moud Warad, Sfarnier-ldhor: | N earS Hemaerat ™" | 4 George W. Edmonds, republican* | 9. Henry Grass, independent-repud- | J ), 2.085. For senator— |second, Clark; third, Smithwick: S R iv!vmv Eé.l'éu".kreput;llc:n‘ = e H.o{..;‘ufic;g-;flfi;;;fi:- EErdk oiswalimaioaies, S22 s Tames T3 Gonnily, republican® | 10. James A. Frear, republican.» A s PSR T AMATS R, BT Sele A i 9 2. Wayne G. Cook, democrat. armer-labor. . 4 . Hubert H. Peavy, republican, 4 Georee Alen ronu o, 2. W. E. Mclntosh, soclalist. Mississighl Mamie Colvin, prohibitionist. e O T 11. Hul Ee -:'n. D i GEORGIA Shin W. White, republican. 3. T. J. B. Robinson, republican. 1. John E. Rankin, democrat.® Anthony J. Griffin, democrat.* 7 George ‘P. Darrow, republican® ¥ 2 TENNESSEE . e 3. Fred P. Hageman, democrat. 2. B. J. Lowery, democrat.s . Charles F. Connolly, republican. N Drohibltion. - (Present membership: Republican, 1.) o T e sy % Tilman B, Parks, democrat.® 3. L. E. Eikelbers, soclalist. 3. Benj. G, Humphreys, democrats |22 Brnest Bohm, sociaiist and farm-| g Tnomas 8. Butler, republicans [Atlarge— ' o = © By e ks a e TN e Aioiet hesnsdl by 1 " California. 4- Gilbert N Hsugen, republican.® | 4. Jeff Busby, democrat. S 1anor «|.9- Henry W. Watson, republican.® e iR s * NASHVILLE, Tenn., November 7.— | Clifford M. Walker for governor, car- o emocrate and re-| 4. A. M. Schanke, democrat. 5. Ross A. Collins, democrat.® Albert B. Rossdale, republican.® |, W %W, Griest, republican.s Robert ose, democra; 3 B I TC T e i 5. Cyrenus Cole, republican.® 6. T. Webber Wilson, democrat. Frank Oliver, democrat. 10 Prank O, Musser, democrat. Daniel A. Hastings, soclalist. Early and scattered reports from all | Fied Georaia tofiy by tig BSTEL OVElS 2. Johw E. Raker, democrat® and re- G. A. Smith, democrat. 17. Percy E. Quin, democrat.* Salvatore Ninfo, soclallst end|jj] Taurence H. Watres, republican DELEGATES. sections of the state indicate the | ast owing to Tainy weather. publican. S Willtam Bamseysr. republican ] & Jumes W.) Colltér,"damocrat:e 25, Lo Boction orshibitioniat. P p oo orat: Alaska. election of Austin Peay, democratic | Senate, George; House, all demo- . ocrat, b " o it ne, 7 " . 3. Charles £ Curry. republicant and| ¢ 55 'meig, socialiat. i s |24 Benjamin L. Fairchild, republi-|13 Glarense D. Goughlin, republican® | (Present membership: Republican, 1) | gubernatorial nominee, by a larger | crats electe & Julas Kahn, republican® and Cassius C. Dowell, republican.®* | 1. Frank C. Millspaugh, republican.® can.® and_prohibition. 3 Dan A. Sutherland, republican. ity tiien Ydomodiatio headaoirid | S GDCTAE. Winfred E. Robb, democr; 1. M. A. Romjue, democrat. 24. James V. Ganly, democrat. 12. John J. Casey, democrat, socialist| John S. White, democrat. ters at first predicted. SO H CAROLINA 2 Ths Ersat. scetaiiat " Charles Gay, soclalist. . Ralph F. Lozier, democrat. 24. Philip Umstadter, socialist and and unfon iabor. Hawail. ot ey Haaiires UT . 5 John I Nolan, republican® ana| & Horace M. Towner, republican. 2 By Kelter. republican. fermerclabor; 13. George F. Brumm, republican and | ;,p, yyise, republican. versed a republican majority of 400| COLUMBIA, §. €. November T.— * " democrat. P Bolghton, democrat. 2: Eliss R Anderson. soclalist. SELT- e AT EIShy republicaniand wEelIpition: illiam Jarratt, democrat. in Sullivan county and turncd it into | Thomas G. MclLeod. democrat. W Tamea B MeLafferty, républican 7illiam R. Green, republican.® 3. Henry F. Lawrence, republican.® prohibitionist. . 13. Charles F. Ditchey, democrat. 2 I uralis asaiity ot 1000 B overnor /of. South. Caroll Jamem I MeEatferiy.irens " | 9. Paul W. Richards, democrat 3. Jacob L. Milligan, democrat. Robert_A. Osborn, democrat. 13, Con F. Foley, socialist. L i e B Mo ROt e Eivina §. Beals, soefaliat, . 1., J. Dickinson, republican. 4« Charles L. Faust, republican.® H. W. Wessling, socialist. 14. Fred B. Gernerd, republican.* ARIZONA e T Rt 1950 e e ol T the state ticketialno were ut 7 HonreB Barbour, repubiican® and| 10 Jett W. Douglas, democrat, 4. William E. Spratt, democrat. Hamilton Fish, jr. republican, 14, William M. Croll. democrat. . O R e m e e Yo ne. s ronon 1 .d:'zoc}u ity . William D. Boles, republican.® 4. E. M. Wormley, socialist. farmer-labor and prohibitionist.* | 14. George W. Snyder, uoelu(:l." « | By the Associated Press. cincts, with the city wards still to|even lighter than usual for a gene! 8 Asthur 3L Free, republican* and|11. GUy M. Glllstte, democrat. Ml St TG e Ares c. Pf:xe’dfillii-.d:;ne?:i}a-t 1a Lona :&nfiffi:fif' republican® | B, FOENIX, Ariz., November 7.—Six [report. Twenty-five out of foriy|election in manv ne('llo"."’f the state democrat. 3 Kansas. E Bany H‘:i' ""ml" + |57 Charles B. Ward. republican.® 16. Edgar R. Kiess, republican® and | precincts in Arizona, three of them in |country precincts gave Peay 1053;|although many women journeyed ‘o 2 27, 5 2 . t their first ballot. 9. Wajter F. Lineberger, republican.® e s ety 7. John J. Burns, democrat. bibitionist. Bhoentx. give for governor: Thomas | Taylor, 462. the polls to cas all felR. Anthony, ir., republican.* | & William O. Atkeson, republican.e |27. John J_Burns, Loy sepubliean Yo Maurice eounty Peay has & lead | House—Second, Byrnes; third, Dom- n.mrlnn.nuu'fi. lemocrat. tm e Ao & Clement C. Di: Boris Fogelson, socialist. L Clinton mllq‘ Campbell, n».:.fmcw.r..nug atxin, Gasqus, , 20.-Henry Z. Osborae, republican®: — Gemectats o 845 elneads WD ke SCEABIAMS >