Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 9, 1916, Page 4

THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1916. GET QUICK ACTION WHEN CALL LAWYER Railway Board Acts on Com- NEBRASKA VOTE COMES SLOW, BUT Gage . Keith Gage Slous Cuming Dundy Thayer Gage ichardson | Platte Grand (Continued From Page One.) Seward .... 465 totals 59,749 plaint of Car Discrimi- R T e el o - A : ! Dawson ‘ 313 280 ZI‘ nation. Hall . 1 1411 OLOSE BATTLE IN Red Willow 1 15 1 Red Willow 1 13 17 RICH GORRECTS TROUBLE | #i2d Wiilow . 1 AL ;'fl e — Pawnee k] 280 229 (From a Staft Correspondent.) M"*"YY::' 1 '3: VL; jencole, Neb, Not. 4. (Special. )——‘"'”""d"‘"v A ; 103 (mncxnunrf;:nwru» One.) The Wood River Milling company | il 113 el today filed a protest with the State | Douglas [ : punrn( George 5. Patton, and it was Rail their company had been discriminated | ,, against by the Union Pacific Rail- road company in the matter of furn- | ishing cars and that the Grand Island y commission, Milling company had been favored in S At 7 o'clock this morning. with that regrd. Keith ... 3 1| about one-third of the city ballots The commission at once took up the | focker -..... 1 5| counted, it was cstimated that Wil matter by telephone with Edward | pawes 1 son's majority in San Francisco! Rich, solicitor for the company, with | Keith .3 would be about 12,000, the result that Mr. Rich informed the ‘;,‘"‘f:x - : At Los Angeles, after counting far commission that the matter w ould be | Guge . iked into the night, the registrar closed his adjusted within “ten minutes." Cuming 12 s | office and announced that it would g " : not be opened again until 8 a. m. Pool FlleS statement Dundy 1 Late returns from Sacramento Jefferson ... 2 county indicated that Wilson's ma- }Xr:yr I; ‘2:: Y jority there would be about 4,000. o Wilson continued to gain as other 0f Campaign Expense (From a Staff Correspondent he hustled around and was the first candidate to file his election expense account with the secretary of state, The statement shows that Mr. Pool County o ory. wer, |4 P m. today. Returns available at spent $600.79, of which $212,12 went | Saunders voiiia 1T 1789 1439 | that hour from 4,306 precincts out of to xh; newspapers for advertising; | [uming . e ey “'180' "”'{3'7"”.1 ;x,‘]{“]"‘]’gg'l“qqga" 17 was spent for printing and | yori; . : ughes, 337,657; Wilson, 339,195, 0 for disthit c;,‘,\ L TOLE s § @ 8| Gy francisco, Nov. 8—With 602 the h il.nnvlflmr, 29 8647 2263 rmnr]c\c precincts counted out of a Richardson . 1 108 2 total of 684, Wilson was leading ir 0-Shot Ne [ Pholp » - PRI B ; San ‘Eranel ’ 28| Hughes by 12,500 in San Francisco. Hail . 5 1 717 4 A J M = ', §,: 151 The republican state central commit- a,y Ot, CCOVEYI | Thurs: Do o tee concedes San Francisco to Wilson bt 411 { by about 15,000, VG 36 6614 2926 c - e . . % ¢ | Dod 4 H 5 San Francisco, Nov. 8—City of ,Te‘?:;gr;) N\Cil;_’;q \\{\;’.Coslvr_(slp;ca‘al lhx”v::'\ T ln:?’.\mcklm\ complete gives: \Nyimn, give | .)—Miss , who ac- | Pholps 2 264 6716,694; Hughes, 4,316, cldemTlly shot herself through the {,::'::n " ’:1 #117San Francisco, Nov, 8.—Returns to- body last night, is still alxyg', with | jed Willow 7 1 39 | night from 4,401 precincts of 5917 in ight hopes of recovery. The sur- ;‘nun ‘ 186 454 | California give: Hughes, 342,963; Wil- gecns operated, but were unable to A'"';:,'I‘;w:’""' § P 1 eon, M5908 ind the bullet, which has evidently | Boone SUUUTUar nise ew| San Francisco, Nov. 8.—0. K. Cush- lodged in the spinal column. One[Loup ............... Fl 100 40 mg, r)mrman nf the democratic state lobe of the liver was perforated. Oakland 1 102 o= i bbb i oo p 1 104 149 Dr. I. W. Haughey Is i S ’ Pawnee 2 127 113 | SIow|y Recovering Coltax A char 131 3 Nov. 8.—(Special | Keith .. 2 184 14 Telegram) . 1. W. Haughey,|Pawes . 1 chief medical adviser for the Royal ighlanders, is reported this morn- as resting easy and well on the d to recovery. Considerable con- rn was manifested last night hc- use of the hemorrhage from an op- | ration for the removal of his tonsils. | T bleeding was stopped late last ht and his rapid recovery antici- ted. » Republicans Gain Nme Congressmen, 76 to Hear From New York, Nov, 8—With seventy- ix con(remonll districts to be ared up republicans now have ined nineteen seats over their quota’ n the present house, while the demo- ierats have gained ten, a net gain of ine for the republicans, which re- es the present democratic major- of 23 to 5. Two democratic dis- u in New Jersey now reported btful would if reversed reduce the hajority to one. i Soldiers’ Home Notes. nd Mrs. Story celebrated their first wedding anniversary Saturday evening by sitertaining & number of ta Mr. and M Charles Green has asked for a fifteen- furlough. Newton Strode asked for the length of time, while Sarah quested only a ten days' leave of Cunter alleging that u)uu nlx Richardson .. 2 130 149 ) Phelps— ed. Lincoln, Nov. 8.—(Specia).)—Secre- | o s (LI TUR T his major tary of State Charles Wesley Pool | "is of 13 1091 965 San F was feeling so good this morning that | Rteck 46 136 Dodge 2582 Totals & | mate Complete Counties. San Fr en beaten y would be about 1, ncisco, Nov. Nov. 8—W ancisco, believed his majority would approxi- 200,000. The two prohibition amendments, which shared interest with the presi- dential contest, carly today appeared | to have be northern California counties report- In Placer county it was figured 300. 8—Of 4,443 precincts of 5917 in California Hughes received 347,938 and Wilson 352,632, oodrow | Wilson took the lead in California at 7| central committee, issued late today h\ following: | -eports from every county in Califor- San Francisco, Cushing, chairman of the democratic state central committee, claimed Cali- Thomas McAleer, registrar of voters, | showed 412 complete city and county precincts gave Hughes 41.412; Wilson, Warner Concedes election of Dan V to congress from the Third Nebraska district by 500 to 700 majority was | today conceded by his opponent, W. P. Warner (rep.) two years ago was 8000. 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