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Beckham's Majority Close to
40;000 First Kentuckian
"Elected By Direct Vote
i Rollln Hurt Is Elected Judge of Ap-
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Progressives Cast Light Vote Over
the State.
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SHORT TERM.
i" Johnscn N. Gamde-n, (Dem.)
CONGRESSMEN
1st Dlst Albert W. Barkley, D.
foidybTs't David H. Klncheloe, D.
'3rd Dlst Robert Y. Thomas, D.
;4tli Dlst Ben Johnson, D.
6th Dlst Swagar Sherley, u.
6th Diet Arthur B. Rouse, D.
27th Dlst J. C Cantrell, D.
8th Dlst Harvey Helm, D.
9th Dl3t W. J. Fields, D.
10th, Dlst. .....John W. Langley, R.
11th Dlst Caleb Powers, R.
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Louisville?. J. C. W. Beckham, Dem
ocrat, Is tho first Kentuckian to be
sent to tho United States senate bj
direct vote of the people.
Ho triumphed at the polls by a ma
'nrttv vnrv closo to 40.000. Johnson
N. Camdon, Democratic candidate for
fine- short term, which expires March
N, is returned to tho senate by a ma
jority in excess of 40.000 and has the
honor of leading his ticket hand
fsomely. ; i W ' , ;.
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C. W. BECKHAM.
is E. Willson, former gov-
he stato and Republican son
ndidatc, gots second place
il loads Burton Vance, Pro-
by a largo majority. The
ween Republicans and Pro
p was the only real contest,
pomooratlc candidates ran way
' pf their opponents in all in
Progressive vote tliroughout-the
.as dwindled amazingly, notably
iho Fifth Congressional district,'
the 23,000 votes cast in the last
in has fallen off to a bare 8,000
i polls.
tho 11 congressional races
Ljliout the stato no change what
In the complexion of the Ken
delegation was mado Demo
spy
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o necessary to givo Ford purchasors botwoon
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crntia candidates hnvo boon oleoted toy
comfortable majorities in all dletrlatl
savo two, tho Tenth nnd Eleventh,
w'hero John W. Langloy and Caleb
Powers, Republicans, arc returned to
congress.
Tho only now face in tho entire Ken
tucky delegation, thorofore, is Uiat of
David II. Klncheloe, who succeeds A
O. Stanley in the Second district.
Mr. Beckham has carried nine of fhe
olovon congressional districts.
Swagor Sherley, congressman, com
montlng on his victory, said:
"1 am very deeply gratified by the
large majority my friends have given
mo."
In the First district the Democrats
nro claiming to havo won by a ma
jority of 6,300, conceding Caldwell
county to WillBon and the Republican
ticket by 37 votos. Cilttendon county
was the only other county in tho dis
trict to return a Republican majority
tho count giving tho latter party the
advantage by 3G9 votes. Albon Bark
ley was re-olecled to congress.
Tho Democrats scored heavily in the
Second district, carrying seven out ol
tho eight counties, losing tho count)
of Christian to tho Republicans by a
majority of 1,500. The Democratic
majority in tho district was 2,800. Da
vid Klncheloe was elected to succeed
A. O. Stanley In congress.
In the Third district Democrats and
Republicans broke even on tho coun
ties carried. Barren, Logan, Simpson
Todd nnd Wnrron stayed in the Dem
ocratic column, while the remainder
of tho counties wont to tho Ropub
Means. It. Y. Thomas was re-elected
to congress by 1,200.
Tho ticket bonded by former Gov
Wlllson carried two counties in the
Fourth- district Giayson and Green
tho latter by tho rcant margin of 31
votes. All of tho o her counties of the
SENATOR J. N. CAMDEN.
district were safely Democratic. Der.
Johnson returns to congress from this
dlst! let.
The Democrats had easy romping in
tho Seventh district, pulling down a
majority estimated at G.000.
In tho Eighth dlstiict the Repub
licnus carried but a single county, Mad
Ison, and that by a majority of 37
votes. This is Gov. McCreary's home
count. Harvey Helm won re-election
to congress.
In tho Nintli district the Democrats
carried G of the 13 counties, returns at
midnight showing a majority of GOC
for tho state tlckoU Party leaders in
LoulsHle aro claiming tho district bj
3,500.
John W. Langloy, Republican, cap
tured congressional honors again In
tho Tenth district, claiming the dls
trlct by 4,500.
Iu the Eleventh district Calob Pow
ers was re-elected to congress on the
Republican ticket by a majority of ap
proximately 1,200 over John Henry
Wilson, Independent candldnte. Cnlel
Powetjp claims to havo been elected bj
10,000 majority, and In a statement
says ho has carried every county in
tho district.
In the Third Appollntq district Judge
Rollln Hurt has won over Judge Jas
Denton.
Democracy In the Fifth district roll
ed up ieeord majorities for all its can
didates.
Swagar Sherley is returned to con
gress for his seventh term by a ma
Jorlty of 15,071, by far the largest he
lias over received.
Beckham carried the district by 12,
272 for tho full term sonator, while
Johnson N, Camden received a major
Ity of 15,307. Louisville- Democrats
wore exuberant at their showing, find
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THE HOUSE ? QUALITY
PRTPF ADULTS 10c
1 IVIVjIjO CHILDREN 5c
declared no other district In tho state
will approxlmato the victory horo.
Total Vote Is 38,000.
Tho total vote In tho district casl
approximates 38,000, while a normal
voto Is in tho neighborhood of GG.OOO
No trouble of any kind developed at
tho polls here. Tho election wns ex
cedlngly quiet. Little Interest was
shown hero In any of tho political
races.
Voters hero evinced far more inter
est In tho raco among school trustees
in which -tho women participated. The
candidates supported by tho women,
Messrs. Bloom, Gottschalk nnd Wea
ver, wore ro-electod by handsome ma
jorities. Tho commission form of government
carried at Middlesboro, Hopklnsvllle
and Harrodsburg and was defeated at
Owensboro and Frankfort.
At Owensboro a $G0,000 bond issue
for the purpose of building a now city
hall was defeated.
At Winchester tho proposal to grant
tho city council permission to enter
Into n contract with tho Winchester
Water Co. to furnish wator from the
Kentucky river was rejected.
BECKHAM IS WINNER.
Lexington, Ky. J. C. Beckham car
ried Payetto county by 195 votes over
Augustus 13. Wlllson.
Thcro was a heavy stay-at-homo ele
ment. The totnl registered voto In the
city of Lexington waB 8,021 and only
5,021, as shown by the race for tho
long term as United States senntor,
went to tho polls, leaving 2,400 not
voting in tho city.
Johnson N. Camdon received 419
more votes than Beckham, whllo in
tho county Camdon's lead over Beck
ham wns only 49. In tho city Wlllson
sot 514 more votes than Bullitt, while
In tho country ho got only 18 more.
In Many States, Though
Democrats Will Con
trol Senate and
the House
Chas. S. Whitman Elected
Governor of New York
Over Gov. Glynn
Beckham Elected Senator From Ken
tucky Pennsylvania Makes Big Re
publican Gains Governor Hooper
Defeated In Tennessee Illinois
Goes Back Into the Republican
Column.
GOVERNORS ELECTED
The folowing Governors were,
elected:
Alabama Chas. Henderson, D.
Arizona George W. P. Hunt, D.
California H. W. Johnson, D.
Colorado. .... .'Geo. A. Carlson, R.
Conectlcut M. H. Holcomb, R.
Georgia N. E. Harris, O.
Iowa, G. W. Clark, R.
Idaho M. Alexander, D.
Kansas Arthur Capper, R.
Massachusetts... David I. Walsh, D.
Michigan W. N. Ferris, D.
Minnesota.... W. S. Hammond, D.
Nebraska ....J. H. Morehead, R.
Nevada T. O. Oddle, R.
New Hampshire. R. N. Spauldlng, R,
New York.... Chas. S. Whitman, R.
North Dakota L. B. Hanna, R.
Ohio F. B. Willis, R.
Oklahoma R. L. Williams, D.
Pennsylvania. M. G. Brumbaugh, R.
Rhode Island.... R. L. Beckman, R,
South Carolina... R. I. Manning, D.
South Dakota F. M. Byrne, R.
Tcnnesseo Thos. C. Rye, D.
Texas J. E. Ferguson, D.
Vermont C. G. Gates, R.
Wisconsin E. L. Phillpp, R.
Doubtful.
Western Nowspnpcr Union News Service.
Now York. Chnrles S. Whitman,
Hop., was elected governor of Now
York over Martin II. Glynn, Dem.
Tho only question is tho slzo of his
plurality.
James W. Wadsworth, Jr., Hop., hat
defeated James W. Gorard, Dem., foj
tho United Stutos Senate In the tirst
popular election for that ofuce, but
ran bohiud Whitman's plurality figures
by many thousand votes. v
Hoturns from ifll sections of the
stato indicate that the Hopubllcanc
have carried both houses of Jim state
legislature nnd havo elected mhioi
candidates in a great majority of the
districts.
Hopubllcan campaign mnnngers an.
claiming a landslide for tbelr caudi
dates. ,
Illinois Republican. I
Illinois in company with sovera.
other states, resumcd (ts old position
in Uio uojpublicau column.
TODAY
Tho chlof contest centered on
United StnteB Senator, tho resulf Is Id
constdorablo doubt, but favoring Law
reuco Y. Shormnn, Hop., over Hogor C
Sullivan, Dem.; W. Raymond Hoblns
Bull Mooser, nppenflng as a very pool
third.
Moss Believed To Be Safe.
Terra Hnuto, Ind. Hoturns from
half tho preclnots of Vigo county Indl
cato that tho congressional ticket wll
bo elected with u plurality exceeding
2,000. Returns from othor counties
of the Fifth Indiana district indicate
the return to congress of Ralph W
.Moss, of Clay county, by a close voto.
Hooper Is Defeated.
Nashville, Tonn. Tho election ol
Thomas C. Rye, Democratic candidate
for governor of Tennessee, was con
ceded by tho managers for Govornoi
Bon W. Hooper, Hepubllc-Puslonlsl
candidate for re-election.
Control of House. -
Washington. Democratic control ol
tho sonuto nnd house is assured foi
another two years ns a result of the
elections, but tho Democratic majority
iu the house is considerably reduced.
Incomplete returns Indicate that in
place of tho majority of 1C3 that Pres
ident Wilson took into omco with him
the administration will havo a ma
jority that may not exceed 100.
Both parties profess to bo satisfied
with tho result. Tho DemocratB de
clare that tho reduction in their ma
jority is not much more than was to
have been expected in view of tho fact
that tho sixty-third congress was
elected two years ngo iu one of the
most overwhelming landslides that
any party over scored.
Tho Republicans, on the other hand,
assort that if tho Wilson administra
tion has been as glowingly successful
as its adherents cluim there would
have boon scarcely any defections in
n congressional election whero the
personality of tho president and tho
ncccsflty of lining up solidly behind
him in a vote of coufldenco was made
the main Issue.
La Follette Defeated.
Mllwnukoo, Wis. United States
Senator La Toilette's entry into the
Wisconsin gubernatorial olectlou,
with the Independent-Fuslon-ProgreB-sie
gubernatorial candidacy of John
J Blaine, wns rewarded by a complete
overthrow. Blaine running a weak
third. His total voto will be about
30,000, or less than the estimated 35,
000 p'urnllty of E. L. Phllipp, stand
pat Hopubllcan, over John C. Karel,
Dimociat.
La Kollotte tried to elect Blaine by a
lusion of tho Progressives of both the
old parties, who resented tho primary
victories of Phllipp nnd Karel, both
avowod conservatives.
Returns Favor Johnson.
San Francisco. Meager returns
from a fow scattering precincts In the
election in California show returns
slightly in favor of llirain W. John
son, Progressive candidate for gov
ernor and Incumbents. John W
FrodHrlcks, Hopubllcan, Is a closo sec
ond, and indications are that the race
betweon them will bo rather closo
In tho pre-olectlon betting Johnson
was a 2 to 1 fnvorito.
John W. Curtin, tho Democratic can
didate, is running third.
Early figures givo Joseph It. Krow
land, Republican cnndldnto for United
Statps Sonator, a slight lead ovoi
Francis J. Hcney, Progressive.
Republicans Gain In West Virginia.
Charleston, W. Va. Although the
early returns from scattering countlet
In West Virginia show surprisingly
large gains for the Republicans of the
l'au-Hnndlo Stnto, tho result in sev
eral of tho congressional districts to
main iu doubt.
Owing to tho meager returns from
tho mountain counties tho result is ic
doubt in tho First. Second and Third
districts. Congresman-nt-Large How
ard Sutherland is said to hnvo beer
re-elected over Dr. Thomas E. Ilodgea
according to tho early returns, and Ed
ward Cooper, of Drnmwoll, u Ropub
llean, will succeed James A. Hughet
In tho Fifth District. Cooper hat
won ovor Georgo I. Noal, Democrat.
From The Bay State.
Boston. Governor David I. Walsh
Dpinocrat, was leading, according te
returns of upward of three quarteri
of tho state, in tho election, but it wn
uncortaln w bother tho DomocratB hue
boon able to ngnin secure other placet
on tho stato ticket.
Figuics at hand for Lloutenant Gov
ornor gave Grafton D. Cushlng, Ho
publican, a alight lead ovor his Demo
cratic opponent, Lloutonnnt Govornoi
Burry, with tho probability of winnlnf
by a small margin If tho same ratio ol
Increase was shown.
Republican Sweep.
Now Unvon, Conn. There was a Ro
publican sweep in Connecticut, tho en
tiro state ticket being carried by aboiu
2,000. FIvo Hopubllcan reprosenta
tives Iu Connecticut woro also elected
Simeon E. Dnnlwin, tho Democratic
nominco for tho United States Sonato
Is running closo to Senator F. B
Brandcgee, but he probably will be de
feated by 3,000 votes.
Pennsylvania Republican.
Philadelphia, Pa. Ponnsylvant
camo back strongly Into tho Ropub
llcnn column, that party electing noise
Penroso to tho United States Senate
and Martin G. Brumbaugh, governor
by pluralities that may oxcood 200,000
Tho vote was unexpectedly largo
exceeding that, cast for president it
191JL The Republicans also electee!
tholi1 candidates for lieutenant gov
ernor and afcretnry of internal affairs,
as well as four congrossmnn-nt-lawi
T. S. Crafcp, Mahloa M, .Gartena
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Legislature Is Close.
Wilmincton. Del. Secretary o'
State Thomas W. Miller, Republican
wns olectcd nB Delaware's only rep.
rescntntlve In congress over Frankllr.
Brockson, Democrat, tho incumbent
1... - 1..n1l.. tt...n..r.l.r,lt Mm ltnt
that will exceed 500. Kent and Sus
sex counties went Democratic, but I
largely incrensed Hopubllcan voto ir
this city will carry Miller through
His majority in Wilmington will be
at least 2,000. Tho legislature wil
probably bo close.
Willis For Governor.
Columbus, O. With vigorous clalmi
for victory from both the Democratic
and Hopubllcan headquartors for vie
lory on tho governorship tho trend
based on estimates rather than actua'
figures, Indicated tho success of Con
gressman Frank B. Willis, tho Ropub
licau nominee, and awny from Gov
ernor James M. Cox.
The chlof executive, with report
from Ii'b supporters, believes that hit
plurality will rango between 25.00C
and 40,000.
Beckham For Senator.
Louisville, Ky.r-J. C. Beckham, for
mor governor of Kentucky, won by c
plurality of 40.000 In his raco foi
United States Senator on the Demo
cratic ticket. His Hopubllcan oppo
ncnt, former Governor Augustus E
Willson, mado gains In counties whore
the Bull Mooso voto was strong two
years ago. Returns from tho city pre
cincts show n lnrgo falling off in the
Progressive oto and n corresponding
gain in the Republican vote.
Senator Shively Wins.
IndlnnapoliB, Ind. Incomplete ro
turns from practically every county In
Indiana Indicated tho re-electlor. ol
Senator Shively, Democrat, to United
States Senate by a plurality not less
than 25.000. Tho same returns indl
;a'to tho election of tho entire Demo
cratic state ticket by a voto practical
ly the same as that of Senator Shivoly.
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-j
