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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1912. .NO. 9 VOTE IN SANTA FE. managers In Colorado believe that Precincts the two democratic candidates for the THE WINNING TICKET DEMOCRATS HOLD 4 17 18 United States senate Will be curried For amendment 375 231 in on Wilson's plurality. (Against amendment.... 7 IS Denver, Colo. Xov. C At 12; 3D For state highway bond. 109 162 197 complete returns from 195 precincts 47 Against S. H. bond 164 25 out of 1412, Including 57 in Denver AND HAVE FOR CONGRESS. give: IH. S9 14S li. Fergusson. Dem.. .151 Wilson, 18,080: Taft, S541; Roose ;.M. C. de 21 18 18 Baca, Prog..... velt, 10,428. Two hundred and three Nathan 205 124 120 Jaffa, Rep Including 57 in Denver, for 1 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. precincts, governor, give;f Amos, (democrat),! THE PRESIDENCY C. de Baca, Dem... ..146 SO 146 jE. 11,-- 1 H. Dem. 88 146 20.1G7; Costigftn, (progressive), 'J. Latham, ....148 9272. S. D. Dem.. 145 87 147 S3G; Parks, (republican), Stennis, Jr., from over the state are !G. W. Armijo, Pro 35 2S 28! Reports that the count is j E. E.'Studley, Pro 35 26 25 progressing slowly, !l)ora F. Thomas, Pro. .. 81 26 25 Xo definite returns have been re-- j L A. Hughes, Rep 200 116 114; ceived on the initiated and referred Kufraeio Gallegos, Rep.. 200 117 114! bills. Matt Fowler, Rep 197 113 112 Indications are that Shui'roth and have ROOSEVELT ARE IN THE DOUBTFUL COLUMN AS YET. IN THE COUNTY. Thomas, (democratc), received; 5 Fer US the endorsement for l;. S. sen- - Precinct Xo. (Agua Fria) ' popular ton, 39; De Baca, 25: Jaffa 51. ators and that Congressman K. T. Tay- - Precinct Xo. 6. Fergusson 4: 'lor, (democrat), has been i MR. TAFT HAS ABOUT ONE DOZEN Daca 22; Jaffa, 26. with Edw. Keating, (democrat l, elect- - Precinct Xo. 7. Fergusson, 32; De pd a Colorado's second congressman! Baca, 34; Jaffa, 20. fit large. VOTES IN WHOLE ELECTORAL COLLEGE Precinct Xo. 22 (Xambei. Fergus Oyster Bay, X. Y Xov. 6. There son, 70; De Bacn, 2; Jaffa, 33. was no interruption of the routine at ' 23 Precinct Xo. (Rio Medio). Fer Sagamore Hill on account of the lt Kiisson, 11; De Baca, 0; Jaffa, 31. of yesterday's election. Colonel vxxxxxxxxxxxxx Pennsylvania-- . ... 38 Roosevelt was back at his desk today! X STANDING OF CANDIDATES. Rhode Island in Mississippi will be about 100,000, as though nothing out of the ordi-- 1 Xew York, Xov. 6. On the So. Carolina IN SOUTH CAROLINA, TOO. nary had happened. X So. Dakota (.doubtful) "There is not a word i can basis of partial returns from Columbia, S. C, Xov. 6. Wilson's say just indicated X Tennessee 12 now," said the Colonel this afternoon.! every state today the majority in this state is estimated at vote of balloting Texas 20 "T may have something to say tomor- yesterday's . between 50,000 and 60,000. elec- - Utah A row." was: Wilson 39 states, 415 MIXED IN OLD KENTUCKY. Vermont. 4 UP Colonel Roosevelt probably will! toral votes. 6.- - 12 Louisville, Ky., Nov. Ten of lead-- ! 104 elec- - X Virginia meet some of the progressive HWpis' Roosevelt six states, s denio-- ; X Washington Kentucky congressmen, eight crs within the next few days, although ' toral votes. rt-- 1 West . Irrnlf! and two republicans were he has made no definite He ex- - 12 electoral Virginia plans. "" Taft three states, . in! e Wisconsin . 13 elected. A democrat was Ciioaen peels to drop politics as fur as pos-itli- votes. Wyoming (doubtful) first district to succeed U iit?d sible for the time, leaving the detail THE HOUSE. Totals.... 12 387 99 's ales Senator-elec- t Cllie James, ed work to his lieutenants. WOODROW WILSOX OF XEW JERSEY. THOMAS R. MARSHALL OF INDIANA. Democrats 267. 33. Doubtful, j WOMEN TO VOTE IN KANSAS. IN ARIZONA. X TAFT THIRD 99. Mem. Pro - Republicans Dem. Rep. Topeka, Kans., Nov. 6. The eonsti- Ariz., Nov. 8 a. m.) 7. Phoenix, Progressives Alabama 10 10 tutional amendment women 130 out of 301 sufneient regarding new-stat- 62. giving Returns from precincts uncertainty Districts unreported Arizona.. 1 full suffrage wub carried in Kansas including Phoenix, Tucson, Bishee legislatures to make the senate Total membership 435. V Arkansas . by a majority of 50,000, according to and Douglas cities complete, more situation indefinite. HONEST BU! X The table showed X California . .11 1 96 foregoing scattering returns received up to than 75 per cent of the total vote in In the present light, 64 of the the standing at noon today of Colorado . 4' 4 senators may be definitely j early this afternoon. the state, Wilson 7,201; Roose- assigned X in X Connecticut 5 give: the house of representatives Debs 1.937. to the democrats. These are the thirty . 1 1 LIGHT VOTE IN FLORIDA, velt 4,901; Taft 2,024, X sixty-third- , V Delaware .. hold-ove- r the five the (new) congress. e senators, already 4 Nov. 6. Indica San Francisco, Cal., Xov. X The total of 267 gave the Florida.. ., .. 4 Jacksonville, Fla., elected from Alabama. HA NOTHING TO 4,- Kentucky, was j turns from 2,839 out 218 Georgia . .12 12 tions are that a light vote polled precincts jf X democrats 49 more than the Xj 372 Louisiana, Mississippi and Virginia, . o will in the state Wilson 187, V for a maioritv and Idaho. in Florida. Wilson carry the give: and the nine to be chosen from iieraKsarv 21; 433; - - 17 1 state about 25,000. Roosevelt, 182,719; Taft, thirty-seve- n demo- x! j11'"018- ...27 by southern states in which democratic more than the Debs, 33,653; Chafln, 5,565. Wilson X ..13 13 TAFT A POOR THIRD. are to have X cratic membership in the 62d over 4,612. legislatures supposed Iowa . ...11 2 St. Minn., Nov. 6. Wilson, on plurality Roosevelt, been SAYS WILSON X congress. Paul, These include returns from elected. AR, j Kansas ,S 2 returns, led Roose-fel- t figures today's incomplete San and To insure the 49 votes necessary to XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Kentucky 11 9 in Minnesota Taft is Francisco complete, from by 4676; two of Los control there must be a further gain i 8 8 7232 thirds Angeles county, Xew Xov. 6 affect- - (Louisiana votes behind Roosevelt. "ve an ot wnicn musi York, Without ,,,,.. 4 1 where the main Roosevelt strength!0 senators, v TAFT GETS IDAHO. come trom states now in AMBITION TO BE THE FOR THE NA- uis "i "if DiiBiiucsn. uufiicc 6 6 lies. representeu HE HAS FOR HIS SOLE SPOKESMAN Marshall - Maryland Boise, Idaho, Nov. 6. President the senate by unless West tainty that Wilson and yes AIaB8achuset "1C 4 ROOSEVELT CARRIES WASH- - republicans, an ma- Taft is practically assured of the elec- - Virginia be counted In the list. The TION IN FIGHT FOR HIGHER IDEALS, CLEANER POLITICS AND BUSINESS terday captured overwhelming - i INGTON. conser - Michigan " - i! toral vote of Idaho. Thousands of chances are believed to be jority of the electoral votes, "j 1 strongly - Mjnnesot 9 Nov. 6- .- Five bun- AND AMERICAN FREEDOM vative estimates at 1 p. in. today com voters wrote in the names of the Seattle, Wash., favorable to the democrats in Colorado ' Mississippi g S a to the doubtful co1 - Roosevelt which were bar - "re ant seventy-si- x precincts out ot (in which state two state senators are pelled transfer Missouri 16 11 2 electors, umn of some states where the results red from the ballot bv a sunreme 1.903 in the state of Washington to be chosen) and in Montana and Montana 9 2 been recorded as certain. Roosevelt 33,489; Wilson 24,-79- more or less so in Kansas, Nebraska, had Among jjebraska g court decision. give: 10 IN Taft 19,776. For 349 Nevada and Oregon. Of these seven tnese states were uwa, wini voieo Nevada 1 VOTE MASSACHUSETTS. governor HE SAYS HE CANNOT REALIZE HE with 12. and ultra-con- - 6. 18,- - still in doubt, any five will give and Minnesota New 2 1 Boston, Mass., Nov. The total precincts give: Lister, (Dem.) places . : t ..l . .,.1 in;....:,, ,1. Hampshire. the 49 votes necessary to a majority. bt,ull"ra , INew Jersey .12 11 vote of Massachusetts in yesterday's 63(; Hay, (Rep.) 16,296; Hodge, ZD voies aim wiui1 "o - 12,072. For at Reno, Xev., Xov. 6. HAS BEEN ELECTED TO HIGH OFFICE e"'uu7reiuiByivuuiu ljen, Mexico . 1 1 J national election was as follows: (Prog.) congressmen Incomplete nour s - returns from e out-o- fif- At tnat Wyoming uiree ycHt York .43 31 12 Wilson 170,995; Taft 152,255; Roose- large, 375 precincts give Falconer, fit counties five had not jew - teen show carried the and South Dakota's beenjN.ortll Carolina .10 10 veit 140,152; Foss, democrat, 192,978; (Prog.) 11,880; Bryan, (Prog.) 11,- Wilson has state v Frost by about 5,000 majority.