Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1926, Page 26

2 = By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 3.—Returns SOUTHDEVELOPS Republicans Hold Gubernatorial Posts In 15 Out of 26 States Reporting Results lican. Republican, AR, Tennessee—Austin Peay, Democrat. Texas—Dan Moody, Democrat. Vermont—John E. Weeks, Repub- lican. Wisconsin—Fred R. Republican. Wyoming—Frank Emerson, Repub- lican. In the other States electing govern- ors the result remained in doubt early today. Zimmerman, Michigan—Fred W. Green, Repub- Minnesota—Theodore Christianson, New Hampshire—Huntley N. Spauld- WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, T MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS GAIN SEAT IN CONGRESS Crookston Defeats Wefald, Farmer- Labor Representative—Wet I ‘Wins From Field of Three. By the Associated Press. NOVEMBER 3, 1926. e —————————————————————————————————————— e | Knud Wefala, Farmer-Laborite, in- j complete returns today showed. |_In St. Paul, the fourth district, ! Melvin J. Maas, a wet, defeated three other candidates for Congress, his nearest opponent being an avowed dry. Maas is 28 years old and a World War vetera ES g Six Turkish students are being sent !by the Turkish Chamber of Commerce |to Burope for training. The Rivoli Smart_Simplicity is noted in this Black Antelope Suede One-strap Slipper, with dainty side cut-outs and Some Races Still Undecided. nitely elected or holding commandmxii | Alabama—Bibb Graves, Democrat. Mrs. Langley Appears California—C. C. Young, Repub- Elected in Kentucky. lican. | Colorado—William H. Adams, Dem- || By the Associated Press. ST. PAUL, Minn., : | Republicans gained a_ congressio WILMINGTON, Del, November 3 | lon in Siinneon in the aet o (#)—The entire Republican State | Farmer-Labor Representative in v was elected in Del; | terday’s election, which also saw th i g tive | selection of a Representative favoring sur- | modification of the Volstead act. i "y and C. G. Selvig of Crookston. Republi . nsurance commis- |can, long head of the Northwest no gubernatorial | School of Agriculture, won out in th- | ninth district over Representative = . . Republican. G. 0. P. Sweeps Delaware. November 3.— New York—aAlfred E. Smith, Demo- rat, orth Dakota—A. G. Sorlie, Repub- walking Cuban heel, $11 STETSON SHOE SHOP ‘ 1305 F Street Under Raleigh Haberdasher Management CAIRO HOTEL Que at Sixteenth Street L. R. Haw Manager Telephone. h 2106 L Famcus for its service and for banguets, receptions and dane s d > { lican. ocrat. | Ohio—A. V. Donahey, Democrat. O ecticut—John H. Trumbull, Re- ahoma—Henry 8. Johnson, Dem- 3. Fisher, Re- cutsine ces. igns for seats in the next Congi ere held in the main to con 1 of Demo indidates, @ | mi -Ben 8. Paulen, Republican. | lican. nd—Albert . Ritchie, Demo- | South Carolina—John D. Richards, Democrat. | South Dakota—W. J. Bulow, Demo- crat. 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