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X s. t r f t r j -V I- i '-.": r f - - y i -4. , .. .-V. rf. nr v-- . . , -. -- t C I 1 c 7 PAGE FOUR " HUGHES LIKELY ELECTED PRESIDENT (Continued on Page Four.) THE WILMINGTON -DlSPATCHrWEDNES DAY"MNlNS;-N0VEMBfeR 6, 1916. to the number of scratches on the bal lot the returns from this city were very late. The first precinct report gave Hughes 184, Wilson 87. The wets have carried Los Angeles. u..nhH ftets North Dakota. 1 Fargo, N. D.. Nov. TEarly re turns show North Dakota has beer carried by Hughes by a small but safe plurality. .mnr Whitman had been re-elected. v Knox Re-elected. Philadelphia, Nov. 7 Philander C. Knox Republican candidate, . was to day elected United States Senator by a large plurality over Ellis C. Orvis (Democrat). The exact plurality will be in doubt until late on account of the lato 'count. otfrma rmintfid to the election of nine .Democratic Congressmen and two Republican. Hughes Captures Connecticut. New Haven, Conn., Nov. 7. With only 23 of Connecticut's 168 towns missing at 10:30 tonight, Hughes had 93,359 and Wilson 88,269. It was ex pected the missing towns would slightly increase Hughes lead. With thirteen of the 35 Senatorial districts missing, the State Senate stands 12 Republicans and 10 Demo crats. Syracuse, N. Y,, Nov. 7. The city of Fulton is complete, Hughes 1,386, Wilson 761. New Haven, Conn., Nov. 7 With eight towns missing the vote for Congress in the Third district was: Reilly (Democrat), 16,559; Tilson (Republican), 15,-906. York. Indications are we ; have lost New: Jersey. Indications are that we ctni WoiA Moasjir.hnsetts ana Kansas. i Delaware and Maryland appear to be - e-hr,iH safe. We have receiveu iiutuiiis Carried a Tammany Stronghold. j .. tn1ndicate tnat they New York, Nov. .-Charies - , . tr TW.onrminir added that he might not have a definite statement on the result to give out before to- Hughes carried one of Tammany's strongholds today when he won the Third Assembly district in Manhat- tan, which formerly was aommd.teu tan which formerly was uommdu , uu iub.imuii.. 6- -bv '"Bie Tim" Sullivan, by a plural-1 morrow, unless they get more aen 3 f inita infrTrri5itinn t.Otflffht. ity of 1,700 Goes According to Custom Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 7 Indications are that Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Mississippi have cast the usual heavy Democratic majorities for Wilson. " Republican Governor Elected. Chicago, Nov. 7. Lowden has car ried Illinois for Governor on the face of returns at 7 o'ctock by a substan tial majority, in spite of the fact that Cook county gave Governor Dunne a . plurality of 12,000 at. 7 o'clock. Down state reports, however, indicate that this lead is wiped out and Lovden is leading". Democrats Get Kentucky. Louisville, Ky., Nov. 7. Estimates at 10 o'clock were that the pemocrats had carried Kentucky by 20,000. In- Admits Missouri Democratic New York, Nov, 7. Republican Na tional headquarters concede Missou-, ri to the Democrats by 25,000. McCormick Won't Give Up. New York, Nov. 7. Vance McCor mick, "chairman of the- Democratic National Committes, at 11:30 tonight issued the following statement: "We do not concede Hughes' elec tion by any means. President Wil son still can win with the vote of the States from which we have heard nothing. We have just heard from Western headquarters that they do not concede Illinois. All of the West ern States are yet to be heard from nite information tonight. . ' " . Perkins Happy. New Yoi!:, Nov. 7. George W. Per kins, fornter chairman of the execu tive mmmiitpo nf the Progressive party, issued the following statement at Republican headquarters at 9:30: "Mr. Hughes has carried every Northern State with the possible ex ception qf Ohio. The crux of it all is that four years ago Mr. Wilson was chosen President in a three-cornered fight. All the world nas sjjice real ized that if,, now after four years of experience with him, the American people had deliberately chosen him in a two-sided fight, the rest of the world undoubtedly would have said that the America of today was not the America of yesterday, rnereiuie . M H and the indications are tney are uu me America oi.jraiu,. - -----for Wilson. We have given up New1 the value of this verdict to the stand VilsTt -Lost Summer Capital. " Jksburv-Fai'k, N. J., Nov. 7. Presi wiieoit ha; nrobably lost Mon mouth county, in which is located thej 'iimmpr WhiU' Houye. , Refuse to Concede Election. j Asbury Park, N. Nov. 7 Al- j though the outlook was dark the; President's supporters refused to con- j nounced that there would bo no state ,or whatover on the election from Ail V lit - . , the President tonight. Just as this, statement was made' the Republicans t in Asbury Park commenced a celebra- l tion of the clectior, oi Governor j Hughes. . . t w R..icted Senator. I.lncLln, Neb., Nov. 7 -President j rT;lrm lias carried Nebraska on the -Miiy return?, hu. Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock (Democrat) has been de-; . rv.n t. Kennedy. of . ii iiieu uv ju"" Cmr.hr.. Missouri Safe For Wilson. Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 7 Slow re turns from St. Louis, the Republican hope of Missouri, make early figures on Missouri unsatisfactory. There is no doubt here that Wilson has carried Missouri by more than 25,000. Senator James A. Reed has been re elected United States Senator and the Congressional strength of the nartips will be chrjiged but litle. Frederick D. Gardner, Democratic candidate for Governor, appears to be running behind his ticket in the State but his supporters claim he will catch up'in his home town of St. Louis. This race is still in doubt. Oscar McDaniel, Democratic nom inee for prosecuting attorney in St. Joseph, indicted for murder, ran an unsuccessful race for election. Governor Whitman Elected. New York,' Nov. 7. The New York Evening World, in a special edition at 6:30, announced that Hughes had carried New York State and that Gov- ft 3C ; 'L'f'!&wjM V4',iMfc CjVil1'(l. 'iVv-i'HW-' 1 : ir Jit : - 5rx t i:t III ! i JBm. 'VmM' I' 1 ''WllW ! 1 J IIMt MtMMMa iiiiiikmiimm -wiITrllWlllllIllMlnlMlllllllHll,"" " " J 'KffuLLm ''' it i ing and prestige of American people J can scarcely be over-e mm.- - Roosevelt Heard From. Oyster Bay, N. Y., Nov. Fme, bully," wer the explosfve ejacma-j tions from Theodore R8" t night when Informed that Charles E. Hughes had been elected sident The Colonel issued the following statement; r . "I am doubly thankful as an Ameri can for the election of Mr. Hughes. It is a vindication of our National honor. Because of some charges that i,oVo Wn made I wish to state now i.Qt t will not under any circum. stances make any recommendations to Mr. Hughes with reference to ap pointments or to legisiauve yuw. - Loses Home State. Newark. N. J., Nov.-Scattering returns from every part of the State at midnight indicate that Governor Hughes plurality from President Wil son's own State will be about 36,000. The President carried Hudson county by about 12,000, but lost Es sex by 10,000. . , The Republican Senatorial candi date, Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, has defeated James E. tfartin by close to 50 000 plurality, and Walter E. Edge, Republican, is elected Governor over V Otto Wittpenn by a similar vote. The legislature is safely Republican. President ison app'ears to hayea safe-lead on the figures obtained from Oklahoma up to 11 o'clock. At that time the count showed him running almost : 2 to 1 ahead of Hughes. - Concedes Sutherlands' Defeat. New York, Nov. 7 Republican Na-u-MAnyvro.rR concedes the de- I feat of Senator Sutnerlands in Utan. McCormick Claims Victor. New York, Nov. 7. Democratic Na tional Chairman Vance McCormick at 12 15 claims the re-election of Pres ident Wilson in the following state ment: ., -Our reports received up to mid night show that President Wilspn has received certainly 270 electoral votes not including Massachusetts and Connecticut or California and other far 'Western States." Columbus, Ind., Nov. 7.-Eleven precincts out of 22 in Bartholomew ll 'Z Tiv Huehes 1,565, Wilson 1,840. Dunn Admits Defeat. Chicago, tfov. 7.-Governor Dunn concedes his defeat in a telegram of congratulations to Republican oppo nents. Alabama Democratic. Montgomery, Ala., Nov 7-Early returns indicate Alabama has return ed the usual majority for President Wilson, fhe Congressional delega tion and State offices. is Elected. Atlanta, Ga,, Nov. Ttimates from returns received indicate about 135 000 votes were casi i uu.., Joday of which over 100,000 were Democratic. Hugh Dorsey, Demo- cratic nominee ior wyci., tire' congressior.il delegation and county offices as vusual went to the Democrats. Republicans Concede Utah. 'New York, Nov. 7.-At 11:50 to night Republican National Committee conceded that Wilson had carried Utah. Wilson Almost Two to One. Oklahoma City, Okla.. Nov. 7. Indiana Still in Doubt Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 7. Based on gains the Republicans made in many counties of the State, the Re publican . State headquarters ciauueu , five" Indiana electoral votes were safe for: Hughes at 11 o'clock tonight and that the entire State ticket is elected. Returns from 285 out of 3,142 pre cinsts In the State gave Hughes 57, 607 and Wilson 52,937. Hughes' plu rality thus far is due to the 6,000 ma jority, the Republican ticket rolled up in Indianapolis. James E. Watson 'and Harry New, Republican candidates for United States Senator, and James P. Good rich, Republican candidate for Gov ernor, ran close to Charles E. Hughes. The Democratic leaders still de clared the outside State vote will give Wilson Indiana. . Huahes lllinnie v. Chicago. Nov. 7. Kt(... majority by which Hughes L! ried Illinois continued t " tonight as the returns W uu m H. etuie utxui lu come in . ... Republican headquarters it eSlen 4-U . 1 e: '.J twiiueu iuai lue ugures rr high as 150,000 to 175,000 v At 11:30. 800 nrerinnt ' V.I.O nafl run counted in Cook county and the tol gaVe Hughes a plurality 0f 41 Precinct In 269 out nf 9 u7i . - .,.'io n 8 SJ votes outside of Cook county nugh mi t 4 n. an a leaamg oy i3,ous votes ' Claims New Hampshire for Wii Onnrnrd N. H Nn, r . SOfl States Senator Hollis has President Wilson that h, would carry New Haninshirp i lie ttiu vvivr.u nit vU Lllon (0 gress of Woodbury ami possibly vens, the Democratic nominees (Wilson Willcox Answers New York, Nov. 7. Made Clean Sweep. Salt Lake City. Utah, Nov. 7. The Democrats have made a clean sweep in Utah and President Wilson has won the State's electoral votes by a large plurality. . Senator Sutherland, Republican, has been defeated by Judge King, Democrat. Simon Bamberger, Democrat, is elected Governor. McCormick, . fi,...i . ment on Democratic ( li:irm.. .7 uiau J(J Cormick's statement thai Presided Wilson wouia nave votes in ,kJ electoral conege, ni-Mlu-an man Willcox said: "All I will say is that Mr. nugh, win nave jj.u or 01- voms m tlir toral college. Concedes Ohio to Wilson. New York, Nov. 7. Krnui,iia; headquarters at 111 (might t-jiKrri Ob'O to Wilson. Maryland for Wilson. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 7 Returns available at 11:30 p. m. indicate that President Wilson has carried Mary-j land by about 3,000. , Joseph I. France, Republican, has been elected United States Senator j by -400 majority 6ver David J. Lew- j is, father of the parceia post. Prohibition Win in low. -i II.. f Kt toioux rant., in., inuv. ,. i;r!mti at midnight indkt ttr Hint Hk gia hi s been carried by llnplics hy small majority. Prohibii ion to have boon adopted, while wom suffrage is doubtful. Kansas City. Mo., Nov. 7. llartu county gives Dcr.ir cratic majority 500. -The Store That Sells Wooltex Don't Forget to See The New Umbrellas With Novelty Handles and colors to match your suit. Very appropriate for gifts. A. D. BROWN "The Home Of Wooltex." 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