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AND RECORD VOTE POLLED IN
NEARLY ALL STATES OF
ONION
nionta to tho stnto constitution ns bo
liiK voted on, oncv Increasing tlio torm
ot stato office Horn two to four
cars mul tlio other Increasing the.
number of Judges of tlio supremo
court from thro to five.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. I'rcsl-'
dent WIlBon loft hero nt S n. m. to
tlny for Princeton to vote. Ho will
nrrlvo thoro shortly after noon and
will lcavo again nt 2 o'clock for Wash
ington In order to rcclevo the dec
Hon returns at the white, house, to
night.
Tlio president wns particularly anx
ious to vote today because Represen
tative) Allen WaUU of his district is
understood 'o have Had a hard fight
for re-election. Tho president also
wan Interested ! democratic candi
dates for tho state legislature.
In tho president's party were sev
eral white house employes who vote
in New Jersey, Including C. L. Swem,
21 years old, tho youngost confiden
tial stenographer the president ever
had. .
voto was expected. Keen Interest
also attended the gubernatorial race
and the voto on the woman suffrage
amendment.
Moulntm Voto Mght
I1BLKNA, Mont., Nov. 3. Mon
tana voters are casting their baltots
for congressmen, associate Justice of
the supremo court and railroad com
missioner today under fair skies.
Tho polls will close at (1 o'clock. A
light vote is expected.
;
Heavy Yott, Now York
NI3W YOIMC, Nov. 3. National
and stnto issues conspired to bring
tho electors of Now York stnto to tho
polls today in numbers that promised
a voto Ilka that ot n presidential year.
Fair weather .prevailed. Tho first
opportunity to chooso'a United States
senator by popular voto and tho con
gressional contests aroused ns niucr
interest ns tho struggle for tho gov
ernorship. Delegates were chosen
also to a stnto constitutional conven
tion which meets next jcar.
Ktronou.i In Michigan
DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 3. Tho
strcnous campaign for tho governor
ship mndo by Governor Woodbridgo
N. Forris, democrat, and former Gov
crnor Chnso S. Osborn, republican
caused an party leaders to predict a
heavy voto in Michigan today. Should
the democrats win. Governor Ferris
will be the first democratic governor
re-elected in Michigan.
Women In KaiiMm Husy
TOI'KKA, Kan., Nov. 3. With
probably two hundred women voting
for congressional and gubernatorial
candidate,; tor the first tlmo and tho
malpolectors divided in bewildering
fashion apparently any result was
considered possible In the election to
day .In Kansas. Keturns promised to
bo vslow 'because ot the now Massa
chusetts ballot law which is being
given Its first test.
Clear in Arizona
PHOENIX. Arizona, Nov. 3. The
weather today was clear and warm
throughout tho state. Voting was
heavy at tho opening ot tho polls,
but slow owing to the length of tho
ballot. Voters required from five to
20 minutes to mark their ballots.
.Ml so u rl Voto Slow
ST. I.OIMS, Mo., Nov. 3.- Fair
and warm weather prevailed through
out Missouri today and scenes nt tho
polls nt.tha opening hours .Indicated
(hat a heavy yojo would bO('c'isi I ,
Tho voting unaViiw1gn hcrount fit
tho long referendum ballot, and ap
pareittly there "was luiichjserntchlng
of party tickets. - . '.'
Heavy' Voting in Iowa
DES MOINKS, Iowa, Nov. 3.
Heavy voting throughout tho stato
was reported early today. Tho con
test between Senator Albert H. Cum
mins and Congressman Mnurlco Con
nolly for the United States senate,
attracted most attention. Eleven
congressmen, governor and entire
stnto ticket, Including supremo court
Justices and a new legislature aro to
bo chosen.
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MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Nov. 3.
Thero was a rush tor tho polls when
the booths opened today In Milwau
kee, starting tho contests In the stato
wide election in Wisconsin. Interest
hero was keen on account ot tho so-
ctaiisi-ucmocraiic vote, mat party
having made a strong campaign in
tho Interest of two congressional
nominees and a county ticket.
Itlg llallot la California
SAN FHANCls2o. CaT., Nov. 3.
California, besides choosing a gotor
nor and complete stnto ticket, rop
resentntlves in congress anil ouo
United States senator voted today on
Inltlativa measures proposing a rigid
prohibtlon, a compulsory eight hour
working day for all classes, and 4G
other measures or amendments to tho
state constitution. Tho ballot mens,
ured 32 Inches by 2..
Gore Contest Interesting
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Nov. 3.
Fair weather in Oklahoma aided
in bringing out a heavy vbtc today.
An extraordinary fcaturo of tho elec
tion was tho heavy socialist vote re
ported in cotton growing counties.
Because of a sufto a few months
ago that Thomas Poor Gore, United
States senator, said was intended to
injure him politically, much Interest
was manifested In his contest for re
election on tho democratic ticket.
Opposed to him were John H. IJuf
ford, republican and W. O. Crom
well, progressive.
Tho gubernatorial contest Is four
cornered with It. L. Williams, demo
crat; John Fields, republican, J. P
Hickman, progressive, and Fred W.
Holt, (socialist, as candidates..
Light In Maryland
BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 3. Al
though weather conditions were ideal
a light voto was anticipated at today's
congressional election, ns thero was
little Interest shown in tho cam
paign. Tho democratic leaders ex
pressed confidence In tho return ot
John Walter Smith to tho senate by
a largo majority.
Tlireo Cornered right
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3 The
threo-cornercd fight for tho United
States scnatorshlp between A. Mitchel
Palmer, democrat, Gifford Pinchot,
progressive and Boise Penrose, re
publican and the struggle between
Vunco C. McCormlck, domocrat-pro-gresslvo
and Martin G. Brumbaugh,
republican, for governor, series to
bring out a heavy voto In tho early
hours of tho election today through
out Pennsylvania.
Heavy Voto .MIuueota
St. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 3. Despite
unsettled weather, early indications
favored a heavy voto in Minnesota,
where Chief interest in today's elec
tion centered in tho gubernatorial
contest with both W. S. Hammond,
democrat, und W. E, Leo, republican,
confident of victory.
Apathy in MaMichuvUs
BOSTON, Nov. 3 Fairly good
weather prevailed in Masachusetts to
day but although the candidates of
all parties for state offices and for
congress have made an active cam
paign, popular Interest has nol ap
peared, to bcgreatly aroused and a
total voto little1 larger than that of
tho "off j ear" in 1913, was antici
pated.
I'alr Weather In Ohio
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov. 3. Fair
weather today gave promise of tho
largest voto ever cast In the state. In
tense Interest centered In tho elec
tion ot both n governor and United
States senator, and this was aug
mented by tho bitter fight that has
been waged between "wet" and "dry"
forces qver two liquor constitutional
amendments, one ot which asked for
state-wide prohibition.
al,(JNI)Qk,!Nrt',;i. 'J:0li . A$
r U' miljWn s the spiriMiiU
head of the M'olininuiednnt ( InMin,
KITM AtVicit ufti!'iitrnl .Asm, Im
iitMt-enWjjnuu fn)m Loudon ml-drA-o'l
fi Mue'imisieiUi in India mul
other dominion, ) which lio ex-
pretes lits deep sorrow tluil tnrKoy
has joined Itiuiili with (Icrumiiy in
the Will".
In this iiu'x-nue Agu Khun sins:
''This i not the .fieo will of the
siiltnn, hut the will of the Ocrmuit of
ficers mid other non-Mo.lcms who
have forced him to do their bidding."
lln dednres fuithor Hint Turkey has
now loM her portion ns the trustee
of Nlnm. She hn drawn her sword
in uu unholy cause und the duty of
the Moslems today is to remain loynl
mid fnithful to. their temporal mid
secular allegiance.
PRESIDENT VOTES
AT
RUSSIA REPLIES
TURKEY'S APOLOGY
PRINCETON
COMES TOO LATE
LONDON, Nor. 3, 10:55 a. in.
Russia hntt replied to Turkoy'ti upitl
ocy, for tho ruldsjOt her navy lit tho
Itluek Son with the fateful' words,
"Too Late," and In London It Is
thought hardly likely that diplomatics
pressuro will prevent1 ilia war party
among the Young Turks; from drag
ging their country1 into the Kllropean
Imbroglio.
Tho oents of the last twelve hours
show that tho grand vlilor ot Turkey
has mndo ovcry effort to conciliate
the entente powers, but tho Influence
of his partisans In tho Turkish cab
inet Is not believed to bo great
enough to force the Porto to meet
the demnnds for reparation formu
lated In the l-'rnnco-llrltlsh. notes.
So for as Russia Is concerned, u
stnto of war with Turkoy actually
exists and tho reply from tho Rum
Man foreign minister to tho explana
tion of tlo grand vizier does not hold
out, In tho opinion of London, any
hope for a peaceful outcome ot the
dispute.
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Heavy Vote In Chicago
CHICAGO, Nov. 3. Tlio enrly vote
In Chicago was unusually heavy today
and the few reports from down stato
Indicated some Blmllar activity. Al
though women cannot voto for United
States senator apparently thero was
ono woman vote cast early to every
three by the men.
Perfect in Vermont
BURLINGTON, Vt.. Nov. 3. Ver
mont was favored with porfect weath
er for election today. Tho Interested
contest for tho United States scna
torshlp between Senator W. P. Dil
lingham, republican and Charles A.
Prouty, former Inter-State Commerce
Commissioner, who has the pro fires
slve, democratic, prohibition and non
partisan endorsements, Is expected to
result in a heavy total voti.
Clear in Colorado
DENVER, Colo., Nov. 3. Clear
skies and moderate temperature all
over Colorado brought out a heavy
vote In tho early hours of the day.
Colorado is electing n United States
senator, four representatives and a
complete state ticket. The ballot
carries 1C Initiated and referred
measures, Including a constitutional
amendment providing for statewide
prohibition.
Fine In Nebraska
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 3. Fino fall
weather, following a vigorous cam
paign seemed to assure a largo vote
at today's election. A. tight In the
schoolboard matters, on which women
voto In Nebraska, brought many wom
en to the polls in Omaha In addition
to those who wore working for the
suffrage constitutional amendment.
Italn in Wyoming
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nov. 3.
Threatening weather In many parts of
the state mado tho early vote light.
All three party managers today as
serted confidence In the outcome of
the election. Interest centered In
the contest for governor, In which J..
11. Kcndrlck, democrat and progres
slve, Is opposed to 11. S. Rldgcly, re
publicnn. Full stato und congres
slonal tickets aro to be elected.
Clear Day In Nevada
RENO, Nov., Nov. 3. With a fair
day throughout tho state, predictions
aro tor a 95 per cent vote. Interest
Is Intense In tho equal suffrage
amendment and In tho senatorial
fight between Senator Francis G.
Newlands, democrat, apd Sam Piatt,
republican. Governor Oddlo, rcpubll
can, Is oppofced by Emmett D. Boylo
for rc-clcctlou.
Sunshine In Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, Ky Nov. 3. Fair
weather today brought out a some-.
what heavier early vote than usual In
oKntucky. Interest centered largely
In tho senatorial race between J. C.
W. Beckham and Augustus E. Wilson,
both former governors ot Kentucky.
FEDERN.
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JMIINCKTON. N. .J.. Xv. .1.
President Wilson came back to
Princeton loilny to vote.
At the railroad station lie was
greeted hv u large crowd of students
who pive him u noisy welcome.
The president walked directly to
the polling plucc, in a fire engine
house. On the way he shook, hands
with ninny old friends.
It took the president only two min
utes to vote for the democratic can
didates for congress, legislature und
sheriff.
"Number eighty-nine," nuiiouuccd
the election junta as tlio president
emerged from tho voting booth, indi
cating Mr. Wilson's order in the list
of voters. , .
''No, '7!)," replied 'the president,
incnniii" his Princeton class. A gen
eral laugh followed.
After voting, Mr. Wilson visited
several friends, walking tlirough the
Princeton cninpu.
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Investigation of the ullcgnl attempt
nt n dicker in voles between the re
publican stmul-pultcrs mid the I Inn
Icyites show's that the entire affair
was due to it misunderstanding re
sulting 'from u joke. A humorous of
fer wns jestingly niiiilc mid as jest
ingly spurned. The offer was over
heard by others mid magnified for
campaign purposes.
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SALEM 2-1 VOTE
SALEM, Ore., Nor, 3,By a voto
of two to one, Ilnrlcy O. White, was
elected mayor of this city over J. F.
Jones at the city primary election
hero yesterday. They woro tho only
contestants for this office and as the
city charter provides that whero a
candldute receives a majority at the
primary election ho shall bo deemed
elected, yesterday's primary settled,
the contest between them. Charles
F. Elgin, present city recorder, wns
re-elected by a small majority.
ltoln in Washington
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. a. Halny
weather and an enormous ote,
brought out by Interest In tho pro
posed prohibition law, aro forecasted
for today in Washington. In tho
cities tho polls will bo open from S
to. 8. In thecountry precincts they
will eloso ut 7, In Seattle, whero it
is alleged thousanda of men are
fraudulently registered, to vote
against prohibition, thero will bo
many watchers and challenge at tho
polls.
In North Dakota
QltANI) FOUKS, N. I) Nov. 3.
The eontt tor United States ton a-
lor between tho Incumbent, Asia J.
(Jronna, republican, and W, L". Pur-
Mil, tfefHonrat, attracted a large num.
br of early voters lo the polls in
North iMketa luday and with a con-
jtijuiUvB vl tlr m wtber, s wwdj
In New Hampshire
MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov, 3.
Unlted States Senator Jacob II. Gal
linger, was opposed for re-election
today by Raymond B. Stevens, a
democratic congressman and interest
In this contest overshadowed the
strugglo for tho governorship and
sharp fighting for beats In tho house
of representatives.
Heavy Voto in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 3.
Indiana voters went to tho polls
early today and tho Indications were
that tho voto would bo heavy Tho
greatest interest is In tho raco for
United States senator. Senator II.
F. Shlvoly Is stoking re-election and
Is oppoHed by Hugh T. Miller,. repub
lican and Albort J. Boverldge, progressive.
Clear In Idaho
BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 3. Toduy's
election brought to a eloso the most
bitterly fought campaign in the his
tory of Idaho, Clear weather pro
vails and Indications are that heavy
voto will bo cast. Interest renters,
around tho governorship und senator
ial conical, cudi of which Is lhre
coruvrcd Two Jmpor(uiU uniuinj.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. Secre
tary Garrison today ordered four com
panies or tho Fifth United States Cav.
airy from Fort Sheridan, III., to Fort
Smith, Ark., to muintain order in tho
Hartford valey coal strike district.
Major Nathaniel F. McCluro, who has
beon with tho troops In the Colorado
mining fields, will command the
force.
PAYNE WHITNEY'S WIFE
AIDS BATTLE VICTIMS
NEW YORK Nov. 3. -Mrs. Harry
Payno Whitney 'who was Mia Gertrude
Vandcrbllt, will sail tomorrow for
Europe on tho Lusitaula, with a staff
of four surgeons and 15 trained
nurses, to establish, nt her own ox-
ponser a largo field hospital behind
tho firing lino In northern Franco.
Ten motor ambulances, a largo quant
ity of medical supplies and clothing
sufficient for 3000 men, women and
children, nil purchased by Mrs. Whit
ney, were shipped Saturday.
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