Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1924, Page 11

UTAH REPUBLICANS MISSOURINDOLET “rpnfersens ON GOVERORSHI s . e e ity of 25,000; G. 0. P. Wins Other Places. Republican Holds Lead. Party Otherwise Has Made Clean Sweep. ing Republi- & | can victory day's general elec- | tion in eturns compiled | | J By v\» Ass L November 6.— By the Associated Press ST. LOUIS, Mo., November 6.-—Mis souri, listed in pre-electior “doubtful” State. tod stood with | the commonwealths whose electoral |0 tion of George H. Deern r Gov. Charles R. Mabey, Repub- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. DEMOCRATS HOLD NEW MEXICO LEAD Defeat of Bursum and G.0.P. House Candidate Appear Probable. By the Associated r'm. SANTA FE Mex., November 6.— Dy ) ndldntt! national and “fll ate, continued to lead early today in Ithe face of slowly kathered returns NORTHAMPTON GOES WILD IN CELEBRATION|: Parade, With Long and Noisy Dem- onstration, Hails Victory for Coolidge. By the Associated Press. N NORTHAMPTON, Mass., November 6.—This city, from which Calvin Cool- idge started his triumphant political march, last night went wild with Jjubllation. Church bells pealing brought out the residents. An impromptu parade | was formed and marched with grow- ing din, red fire and band music through the main streets. Judges and other erstwhile dignified citizens exe- C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER b5, 1924. NILES MARTIAL LAW LIFTED BY GOVERNOR Donahey Recalls Troops— Military Board to Continue Probe of Outbreak Causes. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, November 6.— Gov. Donahey at 6 o'clock last night signed a proclamation lifting qualified martial law at Niles. Thé military had been in control of the city since last Saturday when riots followed at- tempted parades by Klan and anti- Klan forces. Although martial law has been lift- ed, the military board of inquiry, ap- pointed by the governor to Investigate causes of the outbreak, will continue with its du and make a full report to the gov. . VAL, QAY) A G STREET BETWEEN 1= &12™ FRIDAY voters will keep President Coolidge li in the White House. While the incomplete and unoflicial | returns left no doubt tha dent had carried the fortable margin, the n incumbent, was the only Demo- | from 209 of New Mexioo's 715 elec- | ctory | tion precinets tives Don B. Colton and| The vote for President on the basls wood, Republican in-|of the meager returns showed: Cool- | 23,410; Davls, 23,751, La Follette, cuted a snake dance in front of the city hall. . The parade passed the modest two- family house where the President’s family lived while he was Governor of Massachusetts. No special celebra- tion was held there. by a com- uit of the nited States Senator H. O. Bur- . Republican, was runming behind | wuel G. Bratton, Democrat, for re- cction to the Senate. The vote was: Bursum, 26,710; Bratton, 23,409, a pd.‘l grand ma I\(tl‘} Felipe Huublll Republican, like- d Lodge of Free ll\d‘ was rugning behind Thomas on the face of | s w, Democrat, for Representa- - cinets, 0 was S llots and sLorm\\ v t-large. . . . S hampered wire cor Despite the fact that Republican King Boris Cables Coolidge. points outside State headquarters continued to de- | SOFIA, Bulgarla, November 6.— King Boris recelved news of the elec- are that Manuel B. Otero, Republi- an gubernatorial candidate, would |tion of President Coolidge and Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes. He imme- be elected, he lagged behind W. T. | Hannett, Democrat, by approximately | qiately cabled congratulations and good wishes to the White House. 2,500 votes. Mrs. Andrew I. Goodhue, mother of Mrs. Coolidge, rode with other mem- bers of the Women's City Republican Club in the parade. The parade was more than a mile in length. STARTLING BARGAINS AGAIN TOMORROW Be Here Promptly at 9.15 When Store Opens - AS WE DO NOT GUARANTEE QUANTITIES TO LAST ALL DAY who served GULDEN'S Mustard With HOT Meats in COLD Weather ESTABLISHED 1867 er of the complete Morrow and decisive FIRE LOSS $750 C00. e Two s The title of “oldest telephone girl in New England” has been bestowed | nupon Mrs Dyer of A a. | Now past 80 years of a h several hundred phone November 6. e ings in the | ins were | == th a loss The Davis no building and lding were bu d. 92 Samples One-of-a-Kind Silk Underwear 13 and Y2 Less Than Regular Prices Radium Silk and Heavy Silk Crepe de Chine 11 Silk Teddies. . et $3.95. $2.50 17 Silk Tedllla. - $3.95. $2.95 7 Silk Teddies. . $4.95. $3.00 3 Silk lehtzowiu. $5.00. $3.50 21 Silk Nightgowns. $6.95. $4.50 1 Silk Nightgown. = $7.50. $5.00 1 Silk ‘Nightgown. .Originally $10.00. $6.90 1 Silk Nightgown. .Originally $12.50. $7.50 2 Silk Bloomers... ... .Originally $3.95. $2.95 1 Silk Bloomers... .. .Originally $5.00. $3.50 1 Silk Bloomers . .Originally $7.50. $5.00 3 Silk Princess Slips Originally- $5.00. $3.50 6 Silk Princess Slips. .Originally $7.50. $5.00 - - 4 Silk Princess Slips Originally $10.00. $6.00 Silk Step-ins and Vest to Match 1 Set Silk Step-ins Originally $2.95 Each. 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