Tuesday. November o. 1920.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE
Total Electoral Votes 531; 266 Votes
Necessary to Win.
' Republican
Arizona 1 -
Calilnrnia.
CoLmiJo -
Connecticut . -
lelawure .. i
3i!uh . J
Illinois ..
Indiana .... 'i
Iowa '
Kansus ... f
Aiaihe
Maryland J
Massachusetts it
Michigan ,?
Minnesota ij
.Missouri in
Montana ... 1?
Nebraska . . Z
-Nevada i
New Hampshire"".'." a
jNew Jersey " ,
fc New Mexico ----- 5
0.ew York ,?
onh ikota
'Oklahoma ..."."".' fn
Oregon J2
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island s
South Dakota c
Tennessee ,S
Vtah ii 1J
Vermont J
Washington '" J
West Virginia Z g
W isconsin ,t
Wyoming g
404
Democratic
Alabama 1?
Arkansas
Florida I
Georgia ' ,5
Kentucky ,5
Louisiana '. " if,
Mississippi .. J,,
North Carolina 12
feouth Carolina ...
Texas ,X
Virginia .-ZZZZZ!Z'.ZZ"" 12
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. HARDING PLURALITY
IN HEW YORK HUGE
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Three
New York Election of Nathan L.
Miller of Syracuse as governor by an
estimated plurality slightly in ex
cess of 70,000 as shown in revised
figures assured the Republicans of a
clean sweep in the election.
The vote tabulated gave Harding
1,830,513, Cox 779.0C3, or a plurality of
1,053,445.
New York City went Republican in
the presidential contest for the sec
ond time in its history, McKinley hav
ing turned the trick on Bryan in 1S9G.
The largest popular vote previously
received by a presidential candidate
in New York stale was 870,070, which
Mr. Taft polled in 1E08. The previous
record plurality was made in 1 06
when Mi-Khiley led Bryan by 268,375.
United Slates Senator James W.
Wadsworth Jr. was leading hi3 Demo
cratic opponent, Lieutenant-Governor
Harry Walker, by 323,991 votes.
HARDING HAS BEST D1RTHDAY
Surrounded by Family end Friends,
Senator Receives Returns.
"Marlon, O. Warren G. Harding
Tuesday bad the greatest birthday
party of his life.
Surrounded by members of his fam
ily and a circle of neighbors nnd per
sonal friends, he received quietly at
his home here the tribute of the mil
lions who had voted to present him
on his 55th. annien-ary with the pres
idency of the United States.
The smile of confidence he has worn
for weeks broadened as he received
the early returns and began to re
ceive a flood of congratulations hail
ing him as the president elect.
While the senator was at dinner a
commutes of employes of the Marlon
Star, his newspaper, called to present
him with a rnld printer's makeup rule,
uni he came out on the front porch
r.nd, with his voire rhr.!;lns with emo
tion, thanked them for their devotion.
CH10 AVALANCHE GROWS
' --Harding's Plurality Over Cox Over
(Vntnbua. O. The t pi;llic.in ava
il: tioh" of vi,t s that i ci pt over the
m.tlon Tuie'iiy, -ou'lnui'd to i: up
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H-rdl: 3' boM " n'Jle f..r hits id
l.'s.;ur.
Not a vt -iV.k :m ratidldatr for suta
office was defeated, an! returns In
dicttcd the possibility that the entire
Ohio duiftailon In lbs tint rongrcM
may be nepulHtirt. la the present
toncrem. litre are aiilit Democrats
and 14 Rer'tMlfiTil trlil Ohio.
. IIitTna s Pl'triHty over t'oi has
Ex Governor XT.lisT tilursliiT t:i
approilmate tha JCO.noO roar to his
rara against W. A. Julian for the teat
to be Vacated by Rtnstof Harding.
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