St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 8, 1916
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oe a ee a \{Goevernor’s Plurality, With 520 a oF - 7 ey K >. n 1 ee * : Ste Bie 2 Oe as ~~ ¥ * E a ‘ * . N 5 Pe 8 4 eee n pe * ; ’ nT : r a 1 * z 3 Tammany's Plurality of 40,000 Not Sufficient ta Overcome Upstate Vote for Hughes. WHITMAN IS RE-ELECTED District Missing, Is 132,233— _ Republican Senator Elected. * NEW YORK>-Nov: 8.—New York State gave Hughes a plurality of 100,000 or l more and re-elected Gov. Whitman by Jan even larger vote. All the rest of the pub n State ticket won dy large plurstities, Including the candidate for United States Senator. Returns from all but 282 out of a to- tal of: 3807 election, districts give Hughes 6/4; Wilson 735,288, a Republican plu- reality: of 101,188. Gov. Whitman's plu- rality over ‘his Democratic opponent, Samuel Beabiiry, with 52% districts miss- ing, is 182,233. The totals dre: Whitman, 773,906; Seabusy, 641,678. a 1 3 4 - ** * * * n . — — an * * ah 0 eR a ö N 1 2 Ae oe 2 e S 1 E N ; 8 4 5 ‘ 4 . * * ¢ + Tags e PR cas i we Coe Yt 1 Se * PCC ae 75 N * 2 ee Ä * — 8 4 . een 3 fF 2, 1 Sa 82 2 4 ee eat re V se 1 5 4 29 obs Ps 7 CoS * ALL U ‘ ' 1 12 a — — AA 5 * 1 e «%%% ͤ — — — 2 — A - 7777 Ui N h ii : ¥ { 1 ; . IA i " Tere | . Ai? ' ‘ e a i} Ile * st? . ; ' e EX \S Wen TL itt Ww shi st 1 1 sth? HH —— Hi Ha — ee 0 TAIT Na ene i i — ep " 1 Sere ATT AUIS it 114 +} 1 | . liter it TAL AL — — n * — WE, — 2 WM 7 n | i Avy i * rs ae Wee * 2 * N — — Calder Apparently Eleeted. William M. Calder of Brooklyn (Rep.), candidate for United States Senator, polled 683,253 votes, against 508,732 for his opponent, William F. McCombs, for- mer chairman of the Democratic Na- tional Committee. In the vote thus far tabulated 1093 districts are missing. Most of the missing districts are out- side of New York City. This eity complete gave Wilson a plu- rality of 40,060, but the great Hughes vote up-State swamped this lead. The President ran ahead of his ticket both in and out of New York City. Seabury’s plurality here was 21,462, while in the vote for Wnited States Sen- tor the city went Republican by 24,919 172 districts missing). ; Vote on Congressmen. j The New York delegations in the next National House of Representatives, ay indicated by present returns, will be: Republicans 25, Democrats 17, with one district, the twelfth, still in doubt. In eight districts, however, the vote is close arid later returns may change the final result. In the present House, New York has 2% Republicans, 16 Democrats and one Socialist, Meyer London. In the Twelfth there is a close contest between London and Leon Sanders (Dem.). 14 The State Legislature remains Repub- lican by Increased majorities. vir iH aT RAJU Vu ALIA ad Fin, 2 Re — ie sath se 7 Ae > r 8 . 8 2 ‘ oie ea 4 . 9 ’ > * 1 K N f r * pas a a 82 MAD teh r 8 8 N ey wh, ey 3 1 Ge ahaa 2 2 aR : a> aS 4 — pr PS by . 4 7 . * N „ * n 2 x 8 1 7 iN 85 x 7 . * AG — . i, Ae? Pe 7 ot BN 1 i apna agile ating . apy: gh vet eal oA ortega tec ig! “ing, MAST re ay " 5 Se e * 7 Sn — l te N a . * 8 19 , 2 + = 8 4 5 a 8 : ore Sore te. * 2 ers 8 8 f ee 1 * “ig 5 4 — Pe * . , — 1 5 R See * — + 2 2 5 8 * ee } ‘ 5 Ges mar. r ‘ * * * . 4 1 y 5 Pel ve ‘a 0 : phy > - „ ictor Record Among the many charms of Victor music are numerous delightful selections interpreted by world-famed artists in com- bination. ö i Such a record | the favorite little lullaby, “Sing Me to Sleep.“ Gluck sin with a clear and simple beauty that is superb. The throbbi — notes of Zimbalist's violin express exquisite emotion. hrou — their united artistry this dainty, touching number takes on a — new and greater appeal. ; | Sing Me to Sleep Alma Ghutk and Efrem Zisibialist Pe Victor Red Seal Record 88573. Twelve-inch, $3. : 1 Gluck and Zimbalist both appreciate that only the Victrola ~~ is able to bring their art into your home with unerting truth, 1 and so they make records for the Victor exclusively. It is this absolute fidelity that has established the W i2ncenag of the Victrola; that has attracted into the ranks of Victor exclusive talent the greatest artists of all the world. Go to, your nearest Victor dealer today and have him play for you the new Gluck- Zimbalist record or any other Victor music you wish to hear. He will also gladly demon- strate to you the various styles of the Victor and Victrola—$10 to $400. : Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J. Fr oem ts manly Ses eee area be safely played on machines with jeweled or other teproducing points. . New Victor Records demonstrated at all dealers on the 28th of each month Ss e, a r. 4 . Apres pee — —̊U 8 oy I oe >t e 2, > 7 N 3 3 N rn * 2 on 1 ar NN ‘ é © % * s n 1 "hee tay 2 * os + 9 — Cs Par. 5222 2 3 ; 3 ‘ 1 4 7 8 RNR A Sa ———j— ttn SS j 5 oe St lt ee aa N ; 5 N 5 is the new Gluck-Zimbalist presentation of it a a „ | : N 1 1 ; al - 1 — ' ee — — + te ers Tedicated Majority for Towa Is 75,000, DES MOINES, I0., Nov. S. - Returns today indicate Hughes carried the State ry 76,000 and W. L. Harding, Republican candidate for Governor, by 125,000. The ecngressional delegation will probably be unchanged. Owing to a bitter State fight over prehibition, several Republican strong- holds, including Des Moines, ga ve plu- 9 Wilson, while many Demo- cratic c@unties voted as much as two to : che for Harding. charged with being = friendly to the liquor interests. Hughes in N lh Nn Ms 2 — — — eeepc oe „ — ——— N i | | 0 | | i “ACTOIDS” ACT ACTIVELY. Laxative-Purgative—Take ‘“ACTOIDS.” WOMAN, 87, VOTES FOR WILSON AND WRITES HIM A LETTER Granite City Resident Says It Was Mer One Wish to Live to Vote for President. Mrs. Susan H. Oliver, 87 years old, of | ; 2171 EB etreet, Granite City, one of the vis, oe oidest Illinois Women who voted yester- " i day. cast her ballot for President Wilson Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx and then wrote him a letter telling him that her wish to vote for him had been granted. Mrs. Oliver was born in Shelby County, Ky. Her husband, Dr. Henry Oliver, died about ten years ago. She has four children. She has been living with her daughter, Mrs. Addie Coward. A te- long Democrat, her one wish when the women of Illinois were given the right to vote, was that she might live to vote for Wilson. She walked four blocks to the polls. Mrs. Gertrude Thron, 75 years old, of 588 Washington place, East St. Louls, niso voted for Wilson. She voted in the Réeond Precinct of the Sixth Ward, where she had plenty of feminine com- pany, there being 238 women registered 2 te i men. 1 i i il 0 =. Hil ff wh Ata ted n AWA; J acs ni ’ The double-breasted great-coat 177417 | i 0 ö ML fret ‘ 33 III — — — Wer III 777 ; aa nH Le 2 — eee An 1 F ASS 8 raf > N d e 1 An =) 0 One of our special styles for young men OOD STYLE hasn't been sacrificed to izt EI ESS U a I il A 4444 „ ‘The Rank for Savings. — Bt. Louis Union Bank, Fourth & Locust. MAN STRUCK BY STREET CAR IN EAST ST, LOUIS AND KILLED} Georme Ssvitser, 74, Was Crossing Tracks at Thirteenth and Lake Streets. George Switser, 74 years old, of 1400 Natalie avenue, Wast St. Louis, was struck by a southbound Lansdowne car at Thirteenth street and Lake avenue, Hast At, Louls, at § o'clock this morning and kitted. He wan crossing the street and did not see the ing car, He was knocked from the track. His feck was broken and hie skull fractured. «You'll get these coats in the finest imported and American all- | wool weavés; with such tailoring as such fabrics are entitled to. Be sure our label is in the coat; a small thing to look for, a big thing to find. Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers | are made from the richest and purest ingredients | as possible to obtain, in a clean, sanitary factory, by nate 1 | people with whom candy-making is an ert. REIS OPT eRe —— are wholesome, dainty and delightful. Bach delicious ‘Prof. Von Noorden, the eminent sei- piece leaves a longing for just one more. 5 entist, advocates the use of whiskey in the treatment of severe diabetic that increases the pleasure of giving and receiving. 80c, $1.00, $1.50 the Pound Stores * _ *» * ees) l 1 may want a Hart Schaffner & Marx great- a * 2 e * . dress Overcoat; a medium weight for ays or a heavy, storm-defying ulster. a. N es 7 Pre it 1 l 5 A 2 2 " = 9 ake. 9 2 * 1 et me 5 * * a, nS 7 = “4 2 N ut 2 . 1 es Bs ete apr 2 888 8 * *. . 8 82 5 , ‘= 4 5 ° 323 is Pia, — 4 * Oe Hs 2 N ae y 41 0 * 1 1 i rm ©: 3 — ~ fe eee ge. 1 7 soapy 8 We 5 . 4 ¥ bo Rie, et 1 d ecg a = 9 Er * * * . F — — 9 N 3 2 * Mee * S aS 0 : 1 3 N " 7 1 8 23 — 1 r , 3 ’ 5 " 5 . 2 Sod „ 1 a ae * N hs a 3 8 "eit 9 * . 8 ee WAP © We, . ABIES attr 8 = 80 - = * —— ö 8 — — Sal «he Ping SR * 7 . Fy 2 ig Seo 5 1 A ie . 5 8 2 Ms a _ * : fw =x — Ry et Oey ES ; 9 2 x y 2 5 : > : — 8 ows ry 8 . 4 = 2 a, 2 N ¥ . 5 N : wt 22 3 g > 7 2 * . 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