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League Wins House; Senate Close V THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE [ FINAL EDITION | BISMARCK, DAKOTA, THURSDAY, ESTABLISHED 1873 NORTH NOVEMBER 6, 1924 PRICE FIVE CENTS LEAGUE WINS HOUSE; SENATE CLOSE COOLIDGE TO CONTROL NEW CONGRESS SORLIE IS ELECTED, ROLLING HE GOES TO WASHINGTON GOVERNOR UP LEAD STEADILY; TO HAVE REPUBLICANS M’CURDY LEADS MAJORITY IN LOWER HOUSE GAIN HEAVILY HIS OPPONENT Control of Senate in the Legislature Hinges Upon the Result ON DEMOCRATS BY 265 VOTES in Grant County, Where Complete Returns Will be Necessary to Settle the Result of the Elect ion—LaFoll* ette Is Take Seats From Them Many Appears Elected States At- ¦ jl|L Creeping Up on Coolidge’s Lead in the State Re- torney of Burleigh County, turns. Cutting it Down Rapidly Places in the Election of a * -Ji Tuesday For Congress With Few Precincts Out LATEST STATE TOTAL ,: '*"' Fargo, N. I)., Nov. <>.—Returns from 1,715 : ‘-' ':, :: pre- ALSO .HOLD SENATE? B^' 111" m TRIBUNE IS ELECTED cincts out ol 2.1(>() in North Dakota for President Named Official Paper by Ma- If Republicans Take Two of Returns trom 1,702 precincts for Governor give Three Outstanding Con- jority, Which Probably Halvorson 71,480; Sorlie 81,056. tests, They Control Will Be 900 Votes Fargo, Nov. 6. (By the A. P.) When 109 Although a few country precincts members of the new House of Representatives had Washington. Nov. 6 (By the A. P.) been —Ability in Burleigh county had not been re- accounted for this afternoon the League has 60 of the Republican organi- A. G. SORLIE zation to control the new Congress ported this afternoon, the increased members and the Independents 49. In four out- elected Tuesday appeared today to totals made available had not shaken standing contests remaining unsettled, the Inde- hinge today upon outcome of the any of the results which previously pendents led in each instance. Senatorial contests in three states appeared to he established. The —Minnesota, New Mexico and Wyo- LAFOLLETTE IS hargo, ming. There was little doubt that closest county race was for states Nov. 6. (By the A. P.) —The Nonpartisan that it would have a fair mujority attorney, between E. S. Allen, incum- CUTTING INTO League winner in the gubernatorial race in North Dakota in the 11 ouse over Democrats and bent, and F. E. McCurdy. also has captured control of the House of Representatives, LaFollette insurgents. When 53 precincts out of 60 in the with the outcome of the contest for If the Republican candidates for county been control of the Senate CHARLES G. DAWKS had tabulated, McCurdy COOLIDGE LEAD hinging upon a the Senate in two of the three states had 2,903 votes to 2,638 for Allen, a the result of single Senatorial battle, that I in Grant co'unty. still in doubt are victorious and the Republican Vice-Presidential Candidate, and his,family. lead of 265. Mr. McCurdy d</dared i vacancy in Connecticut is filled by he was elected, on the face of these j Fargo. Nov. 6.—Senator Robert 3 he contest lor control <»t ? i the North Dakota legislature a Republican, a coalition- of Demo- returns. M. LaFollette continued to trim \\as swinging toward Nonpartisan of the Leaguers today so crats and consistent supporters The Bismarck Tribune was elected President Coolidge’* lead in North tar as the House ot Representatives Senator LaFollette would paper county a Dakota this was concerned when fall two Electoral Vote official in the by large afternoon as returns they short of a majority. In Minnesota SEN. JOHNSON MANY vote, the majority probably being filtered into the Associated Press added three members from the Golden Valley district, and Wyoming the Republican candi- By States JUDGES about 900 when all votes are report- unofficial tabulation headquarters two from the Hettinger district and assured them in- of at least dates are leading on the face of ed. With 56 out of the 60 precincts here. The last 32 precincts to one in the Grant district. This gave them 54 with 57 neces- complete returns as received today, ! reported, and only small ones re- report showed that he was tutting and other districts added but in New Mexico Senator Bursum RUNS BEHIND As the presidential figures stood REELECTED IN maining to be heard from, the vote Coolidgc’s plurality t»f 1.050 at the to their total. was trailing his Democratic oppon- with only a handful of electoral was: Tribune 2,983; State-Record rate of 24 votes a precinct. If he Results in the .Senatorial con- ent, Bratton. votes still in doubt, the indicated 2,015, a lea, | for the Tribune of 968! can keep this average up, returns tests definitely ascertained give to With the result in 16 Congression- THOS.SCHALL strength of the three candidates in votes. : indicate, he will'win this state's each faction 24 Senators, this in- HOT cluding al districts still in doubt, the lineup the electoral college was as follows: j CONTESTS • The Tribune received a remarkably! five electoral votes. LATEST VOTE the holdovers coupled with of the new House on unofficial re- j heavy vote in the city of Bismarck, j When 1,683 of the state's 2,160 the newly elected members. turns was Republican 238; newspaper precincts reported at 2 p. m., Grant county Demo- Farmer-Labor Senator in Min- Jansonius and Coffey Are j the carrying the city by had where Fred Pfaf- crats, 177; scattered four. ti t, j 1,133 votes, or 200 votes moie than the President had a lead of 10,- TABULATED man holds the Republican nomina- Of the missing districts, nine now nesota, However, Refuses ! Leading Their Opponents Halvorson, the head of the Independ- 836. When 1,715 precincts had re- tion he was leading O. C. Gross, i ported, are Democratic and seven are Re- ° ent ticket. The vote on official paper however LaFollette trim- entered as an individual nomination publican, but even should all of To Concede Defeat State G 3 ‘<s j in Fourth District was lighter than on the head of the med the lead down to 10,050. The candidate, by 15 votes, with 10 of these be captured by the Democrats Alabama 12 ticket, especially in view of the posi- remaining precincts arc juntosl the county’s 48 precincts not report- the Republican organization still Arizona 3 tion of the newspaper candidates in wholly from rural and western ed. -. 11) Arkansas . it INJLD. would have a majority of with BROOKHART WINNING I District Judges Fred Jansonius of an obscure corner of the ballot. sections where the Wisconsin Sen- | The county auditor in an cstimato California 13 granted Fargo, Nov. 6.—(By the A. P.)- - Re which to offset defections in the . The Tribune also showed a marked ator claims and is his to the Associated Press said that <i Bismarck and James A.. Coffey of turns from 1683 precincts out of LaFollette bloc. Colorado gain in its vote in the rural precincts, stronghold. When 32 additional the result would swing inside 20 Jamestown were in 2160 in North Dakota This majority is u result of in- Connecticut 7 reelected the outside the city of Bismarck, as com- precincts came in the President’s for President votes cither way, with League After Errors in Tabulation give: Coolidge 82,529; LaFollette I the roads that Republicans made on the Delaware 3 Fourth Judicial District, unofficial pared to two years ago, the precincts! lead wus cut to 9,603. i faction ih a better position to win Florida •’> <1,693; Davis 13,884. Democratic side. They recaptured Are Made, Republican ivtu.ns Inlay showed. James A. thus far reported showing a gain of i The vote in North Dakota at !as the outstanding precincts lead Georgia 14 p. Returns from 1666 precincts for toward the 23 seats while the Democrats took Murphy of Jamestown was trailing about 500 votes over the paper’s vote 3:30 m. was: President 1,747 Nonpartisans. only three places from them. With Senator Goes in Lead Idaho 4 of two years ago. A very large precincts out of 2,160; Coolidge Governor gives Halvorson 72,752; House to League 29 both judges. the last doubtful district in Pennsyl- Illinois farmer vote was registered for The 83,987; LaFollette 74,384; Sorlie Sorlie 79,405. j The House of Representatives Indiana 15 ! Judge A. T. Cole, upon whom a 14,452. 1120 control of vania finally swinging into the Re- BROOKHART LEAD MOUNTS Ti ibune. Returns from precincts for ‘goes under the the Non- lowa ...j0....:.. 13 vigorous fight was waged in the county Sorlie, Nonpartisan supreme partisan League publican column, the Democrats will Dos Moines, 6. (By Burleigh totals, with 8 pre- Arthur G. court, Judge Burke 60,070; for the first time la., Nov. Kansas 10 First by the temperance League be without representation in this the A. P.) —An incomplete rech- district cincts missing, included: candidate and winner of Fisk 37,521. j since 1919. As predicted by some delegation, having Kentucky 13 forces, appeared an easy winner. F. gubernatorial contin- Regular congress, Independents lost six seats to eck of the Senator ballot showed County superintendent -Marie Hu- the contest, Second district, the possibility thst tie Republicans. Louisiana 10 J. Graham, Nonpartisan, Ellendale, ber 2,085; Madge Runcy 3,355. ued to increase his lead over llal- 605 precincts out of 749, Hall 26,492; . the House would go the League way Senator Smith W. Biookharl Maine •'» in his f . was defeated attempt to oust vor Halvorson, fusion Nye, 22,269; Freerks was always strong, for reason leading Daniel F.
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