St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 3, 1926

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Appear in the Second uis New a a . ' , , wage’ Lo ewspaper The Only Evening Paper 77% St. Louts W ith the Associated Press News Service COMIC PACE —— TuEsDAy, | MM A Thousand More Room | , NOVEMBER 2, 190¢, Gi sand Board Offers | ) — : z its in the Post-Dispatch Each Week | a By FONTAINE FOX ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1926—44 PAGES Ese, PRICE 2 CENTS To HAVE “STINKy® F709, NO. 57. ee a UBLICANS LOSE SEVEN SEATS AND CONTROL OF SENATE AWES DEFEATS WILLIAMS BY 35,000 4 qvalsh Downs Senator Butler in Massachusetts; -Missouri Race for Supreme Court Close; Smith Leads in Illinois; Six States “Wet” on Prohibition Referendums -=- , a RR ee we ne ae nem - . — a - on a — ~ = +e — ~~ _ — — _ eee en : Oo ee tere see -~ an ° oem ~ —- . renee nen comes —~ a ee seaieaintaen | RE — —_—eo . . en ee - ew eae =m OF "REPUBLICAN SLATE 6. 0. P. CHAIRMAN. PRESIDENT IS INES NEAR as at 2 Glance ais WINSIOSES SENATORAL TAREE MEN SLAIN IN REBUFFED BY ; |seven states—Massachusetts, New York, Missouri, Oklahoma, | | | ' Kentucky, Marvland and Arizona, ving them a total of 47 1n | if THAT ithe next chamber. ~There will be 4] regular Republicans and 7 | eg Ins . ethane Sian ~c , v2 Ve ) hes ‘ SOUR 8 ay S Oli-} ear ! i ‘ : “9 Some ROS : xy GS OGEON § -», . ation) and No. (Police Pension) carried by majorities in excess {e ee . ‘ ae ele og |Sachusetts voters rejected the plea returns fndicate a total State | “Red” MeKenna, prisoner. | Reduced Pluralities KNOW, We FEFL YY, e © Elected. 100,000, and No th : uit lawyers’ Worle n’s Compensa- ie 6 ee a | Os - . | vote of about 900.000 yester- : ) ; . = At OMY Wout Ee hips, ; 2 AEN elas ae. SS ae a | ; 4 ana seen. Wieder oad: ad 14 a ‘of President Coolidge for the re- |) con sib RE os livman Amberg, prisoner. | — Wtf 42, .. ti and N (proposine re il of State vy law) were defeate mated A i 1ENID. SUT a =RIENIS wee i, WU - tion act) and 0. 4 (propo : yi Slate ary aw } ere deieat eae % We eee election of United States Senator.| | nad anticipated « vote of 1.060,- 1 , : | Rap RR eee. ig SAEST MISSOURI — . vote were mach larzer. In{ William M. Butler, chairman of the|/ 900. 000.- || Beekman Street hospital. ‘By PAUL Y. ANDERSON. SALA tae | Gy eS ey : and t] ‘ote were much larger. oe A Rees ae se a si The shooting began when a door- Upon the vast d stirri y 1$3,000, yes- Republican National Committee per at the Center street gate of! pon (he Vast and stirring pan- estimated number of voters was (| Oliver Berg, prisoner. as Was Predicted. | 180,000. }; avout 183 000 || An unidentified prisoner. : | | ) : — Result in No Overturns In Missouri there is no regis- || The wounded: os — ; ttin > } , ‘ day, although political leaders All the wounded were taken to | FLECTION RETURNS ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Republicans overwheimingly victorious, as;* ‘°™ Re Of BONG tHe.8 : ke oe erday’ iblican ieads ran from |and close personal friend of the IRL. 6, REPORTED KIDNAPED, , ‘the Tombs ep pens yard refused to! orama which this huge country —— usual, overcoming last-minute fight against the machine of Boss Freda!-.- ‘ moet c render his k to the prisoner Y to o6,! , ano in mo ases pe enger B Ke to thle prisoners. ‘presents on the morning after 2 ‘ne > by the County Taxt yers’ farue Se lato Vi lilams ran e- ‘aa 3 f QQ ' | ft rT I ‘ Essen } Lone Coun axpa League. PeDaclor VW Ll1la@ms ran be sxceeded 606. } G94 the oca! ee . ident packe FOUND IN VACANT H joes “a _— “gunme ns fire was al acked genera! election, certain results United States Senator: J. . 5 : ey scattered Across t hie a , : . . . ind . tr Db on ar . Meig 4105 precincts in the hind his Lic 24 in his own coun +. : » ”*» -4 . ictal us 5 we re und ee , hy roi a g wi) ith Virs Cooi M: W } k ~¥ . emer SH tj. 1a 7 19° , br) 4 v . 1f ea ¥ on - “a , ™ ws as r 4 - > * bas | é M> rd qd Ti¢ per ir “4 Lier ci if th 4 Fgive: ‘Sane Pemediest. , : they yere 10, it ie i LY poet Constance Fuller ys es : yar on bel 5 killed. r ner | stand out today with unmistaka- 323. Will lams Rep ublican. PROHIBIT LOoN—T he wets won referenagur nodifica 0} of UUW 10 eV i” & , Putier. ; . . . = — — aw | Bice 4 | ’ » if ; . ae cytit qf bite mriv:é ate ¢ ss K*¢-¢ , e a e “ | man i in automod: at | Mail ame © nis | ys- State of Massachusetts, an event yesterday elected former Senator . . ; ~ : ‘ an 4 > , © ¢ +4 wopv in Missouri 0n a proposed State dry law peal, and apparently ese. §=§=6 CS - OM} emo- | oe Al ¢ gf - hs . : 9 ring ¢ ? “ad r , t oT 7] T). at P | . . . —— . , 7 ; } ay | _ . . Se eats ee et ee : nin to Boston wit al up vy ‘ ita ¢ iaAritol : NuUeS, ce }O8 1O r} Triaify he in Colorado. is : : : —_ } Min! a an whict ; eer ss - ; 7 " ’ 7 “ 4 . e 11C! . y ) e€ |Justice Edward Rice ane ape i Sta ad. utie was met Dy an put yparentiy unn: nea : UCK ! heart DY a , ma prov fatal to bis oe ;} jatten were the Democratic wi adver ral 70,000 in this | 4* - mn a lot at 5000 mH r an the armed prisonets chances for a third term psomt- ‘ “ R me) jners in the 11 contests for justice-|.. ait : . .|sylvania avenue. She is a daugh-!retreated to the other side of the ) WOMEN © ANDIDATES— M1 s. Nellie Ross, Democratic Governor] .4.,. --; el te 2, i city, giving Wal net lead of | mate ‘uller, a widow.| prison ya the warden wae %@tion. [nthe proportion that bis Vi mine, Fas C efe: Lieu : } 1] rahn Tam Te artad th ’ - [; rr ng 3 : Ses | ; ‘ceat: ; : | : : " ) ' , . P , : f Wyc Wa . Uii Ul! ] a PiOCi to Con if. vrn ve) thie ' 29 OU, A he time if the K? ‘aping Nn i dragged afety. hoom has been deflated, that of A! . for .is ann - % ec _ ‘ . Rear tere | 4 owt ee . ‘ ‘ } Tt. , 7h i ] ; ; } P : ., | i r} 7 . ne ie : . . . Lf » ; . fornia, and Mrs. John Langley wa: in 2ntucky to lect onsta b] : yas — : ete é Ae, an . SESE, | All ras Ae reserves ie Smith for the Democratic nomina -ongressiona!l seat former} : > he sats : , coed "h 183.0006 ' ae ian, ivi =! | MG above h ec ' »risoi : CONETessiOuadi Seat lOrmeriy ceid dyY I usdand, Do nthe Fed- | Pia ete ses inctaes j ee ae: ee 3 sit ane on ehend, tion has been inflated by big spec 196 4 Eadie Meramec atrects. ithe herrieed prisoners tacular triumph in New York. a wit volvers The Republicans have definite- : at Atianta, following conviction in a liquor withdrawa! Edith Nourse Rogers 2p.) of Massachusetts: Mrs. Mary! oar r ' 4 } ¢ 2 y - —~ 4 ’ ‘ ; 4 ’ ¥ rT. . : ' ' — ' . ) aiso appa tiv were elected. Bee a ait. A | ee es : i ee ) 2 ~ their nrargin ip th B Hawes. Democrat, was rintiet tickets had ; voten in|eave Butle 9261, Waish | | directly east, then pulleg Constabce lana took vantaze pol an” ie e np the House has aie ‘ ,;a 9 . eer e : ‘ . . . me — . ast be > ; 4 on ‘ ® ‘ " : ; ‘ ' eT ‘ "¢ r to the lr ited States sed sili a “MAS rH puUdIICAan a te Ps k Or cfoverni As I uiser, ' 0 Lilie rs a Lhe rile] it] af f immina ‘ spurte b chit 34 in th b J Dar? Iwed to a hazardyus | Vemocratic ot) ee ‘rot 1 328: Gaston, 407.501. awa ‘our loor of an office bulidir point. That the Democrats wit a wow! 1 THOUGHT > a | age | Wj . : | Des | Lwa! B Seeemerday to succeed Senator | h ~ St n the t i" ™ ti ; ) SAT ohare Be Wiliams, nis Repunl [he Winners in St. Louis fice on the ticket, that of United| “Not a Partisan Victory.” |" Constance later said the \man| overlooking the prison yard control the Senate seems waltke. ; inne ris #T) biin- } tates ae , US i 4 ’ ; ey is , et / . b> ‘ na : ; 11430 ter, Io’? a P ‘ ‘ > - . \ PATROL Ww ¥ . & ee Boose reg hator, shi term, was] it is paren: The ott igaaeans Pinctigia we Kad Ree ipeseek Mh "ee Gaps slahaden oe he is 2 i very Gee eee ee oe ee THEns 5 . Ppent. DY a piuraiits Which | ; ‘ Vv ~ : : , ci ry \ -! i= 7 c : A©2 j / ’ 4 Sl ci i ur TriTige i= iriy _—- — fT}? % if aT Od Vi re . 4 " " | Pio- Turnout of 66 Per Cent lone.” said Walsh. “It was brought! spe said he inquired as Pe lne waa shielded from police on tl] ance of power will be @¢id by the | , | Fi | ) : . ry? ne was ¢r g and did|, ve] | whe I lat Repubiican insurgent 4fvyp, sow Mi returns will be very sub- | ' ) DS with him Charies A. Lee,| ELECTED. | Vote. [rality. OFFICE DEFEATED. | Vote. | | ha bout y the ft name, but sh rying and did{.ou.4 level and who h a ps ee WE i : a , ; — ga “f eta a : a oe " « - ' . i ~ , - lot | reoieas ci ‘ . } m~ » ry Ty?) Tif A ormen Ww "Oo rose 200Ve ri¢ tT ‘ .¢T’. ° ‘ { rif “it rrift 7 +t ugmented Dy the gain vf two it. was re-elected to the of: | S#edr’ehaus. R 73,727 35.384 Cong. 10th Dist. Irwin Sale, D... 38,343 ote 4, oe | no Saag rig : eS $5 : 7” Dist dnaltatnain mie A be arty affairs and turned from par- | harm her, she said J. Cochran, DPD. 22.848 2,186 Cong. 11th Dist. H Chouteau, KR 20,662 es ee «ah le , a bie airs ane tu — - , seats yesterday Important victories for the wets Superintendent Of =) Cochran, D 22.974 2.358 Same, Short Term H. Chouteau. Ro 20.616 oon ee vidi wy Ta ied te Boerne? Oe ae) es | re nDO} 1. C. Dyer, R. 14408 8340 Cong. tah Dist, D. twee B. a.ta9| 272, Per cent of the registranee| Declaring That be “rejoiced In| Wiegand. a aalteman, of 4254 Ar- CAVEIN IN MICHIOAN een eet Staten, nea Ed Koein, Ro 116.223 32:... Collector WS. Specht. D RG 8 ets. iow : eT 3 dou pm a aad . ‘4 ws ee suey a pation af a eg : Spee 7 é Le; i é rite . (Campa irgrn claratio nat res} eribed as a young man it” a 13) | Fate ot Worker. in) Iron (ore shin { as a rule they occurred in the i} 4sQae : a os a feturns today developed vi, rg ah ® ; cy presid | in | J. Schmoll, RR 110.525 42,535 Circ Clerk... M.C.Schulhte. D RE Bg : ‘eigeer } still - 2 » f*s ’ 3 i ¢3 1 "4 pi ‘ore ,s 0; ; j iS! le if oway “ ci Te | ‘*e* by | 4m ~~ ; + ti ; * ae Near Ishpenung larger states, notably ip New ; heat wes ret tt rr — ' é . ; - ao, > ‘ . . - “™ « — ; . bi ‘3 ; ne sho ae . r 4 eles ' >r) (rie twloe (| 3 ¢ i* - > ac ne. anes ” Pe. , ‘ ‘ f- rr io ‘ ; is , : Ear! V re. urns had 1b Holhtcamp, R cried 4%. 9: -a . | roth. Jucige : ‘ Atkin 82 fi I> . ~62 het a one il Fa i | ie me pe : ake "gt od aay Vir : vias ot Ww Ssaiiead pid ba oe | king ‘Ss Pea a i 7 Y have trade H distinet gain. /O. Chapmao RB 112.470 46.27 tfc, Oot... . Schroeer, D! 66.192 ji orrika wr ; cael oe eee hi PS 52 “ 9 6 50 é | Election. 1124 Votes Behind ' . Her Bader. K 103.506 28.289 Clk. Crim. Ct.. L. Waidman, DP 75.217) wo... whine, | ~ @&¢Vvantage of a6 Teese sk wae yee Her Kepuliiican Opponent. 3 nrest Among Farmers. Section virtu: was ¢ — Lo 49 - : ' mm geape — na ver ry se on. fight by ‘ President | - NS ee , l aerurreé the res Gay #nift - 2% a! a - | Gus Baur, i 11.692 3.06. Clerk c. ‘ oA J Haziett. D , a L. 1% mighke tho Bai dale ee ee nublies tet Pe rf , 1% he Associated Prete : : _ Pa arene of 1 hrest among the farmers in ‘or Hiwes, and in some! W Tamme, £112,189 46.077 Rec. of Deeds B. Payne. D 66.112 a eae a stata aT hg 2 wt CHEYENNE, Wryo., Mov | — ' SPM RS Soe Se. found 4 , |Waldman EH. 110.685 43.121 Ald 28th Wd. 4. Curran, D 67.562 ice ee et ee ee Se ae ile ' vr UL’ os re mrigns atin - i, alana silage sin Miles cite oe ee wey eal Depelbener. EK @.38S8 3.267 St. Sen. 50th Dist. J. Sarterins. D 6121 |, , ali gyi 8 gs atta ip wer , pci aed Be cy é 6 | thie | instants pres through the eiection of . 4 . th. ee cr, P ‘ » » 9 ro? ryt) va r) te e G ‘rf ; f- re r) . uesdsé : - rae oo’ i¢ n : ot yee . , ; : : ad ? t\mbulances 1 dor ; Senators and Congressmen whe — Fe . : ed was ' we wie , a salve D 3 tor Re as | WM Bates, R. 23.792 9.255 st. Sen. 32d Dist. W.M-Clancy., D 14.537 re a ' : ; “7 i ? ft) "fy Tr: Pi ci ‘ ‘yr? rif ‘ ~ ease - , ° : ; rf | ' ii : a , AB ed 4 rT? $i 25 &. : 7 aie - ad : ‘ : 3 : . had ‘riy condemped the ad. by a pluratity of 43.000 J. Mogler, R-. 29.373 9.319 St. Sen. 34th Dist. F. Reller, D PP OPt i Srémeinan in, the Tesie | tig!’ nimeeeun tows | i... . ae tae | oe ‘eg oms ag i vie mit lacs “s Ae Ga . togtile | the cour firs oman Gove: P ration’s eames | City Vote on Ridewide ‘Candidacies Rawe f6llowed the inks si... | | auilie ame Dewcethis anawered ariper. nad bere| dereat (CLOUDY TONIGHT. TOMORROW : sie go pb Sa a a me a as a : ‘J Ross. Dem« tie nominee | PROBABLY RAIN TONIGHT. * i vigorous y advocated f* Satewide plural! ; mte Reed's. Hawes reversed | ” Pla-, a Th SOOM [SER DOrt- OTT a ee Le etl, on esal to npee |i for re-election, wae trattiag Prasat a rare drastic measures for the benefit of | : ; bh be ws beg r ifipin dies perity y ecttis ‘xtii eprei = ; > TEMPERATURES. ihe ns te the ccax | Vote. ratity. , OO le ets tee ok ar os ) | Emerson, Reput 24 a i ., agriculture Ee ee > Ty SR @TG : ’ ; vores, the Le bunt standin i : . ’ a , A iccess@ion of Gefeats for eae BOLONIES f iets and wir, . pecea | G.H.Wil'ms. R 90.888 2.222 tS. Senator H. B&B. Hawes, DP 8S.67 he | i oS ie ie Wet-Drr Fieht 4 . ’ ’ - ™ el d { , ee | R W. Otto. BR 108.180 37.828 Judge Sup. Ct... | 3 40} sta” tee - ! : actical : : ——— | leis ‘ate where gema THey GAVE ME THiS if oe Fe BT abG0 WOOD Ib) WS Smith, R 108.037 37.681 State Supt. Schis. Ch z } wr ' : Bee ee , - ' j soe lowe me sy: : a a a ee oe - , : , , a tg - and thei fEOCTIG! , , s RECA: Sf Wit Cr | 3 oe : : : . . ' = ae) tie \ A ¢ (toy ad mad , tat On he ; MAES y me tigi ; . ; Ort pndids * ’ ‘* a ; . i rT ef , 7 s - Sees Opi ticial for«net 4 : ti a} ' - ’ . nha oe A oryi WwW . is _ THE Hembers COulD Fae Me city and won ° ge et * a VX : or | : nteresting ta e ontes S rosernark. it (dn , S | at fa a itis mo ' Mrs. Rahn Ke-« lected to Congress 1 for St. Latwis and jr haa at the Kian'’s sup- a m “7 4e COD ies a) og - . , . ‘ + 2 Dae ; . ; ‘ t Fae j | ‘ »f ‘hh, ' ryi eer : 4 ‘ as . A i . I reir f alifornia 3 r | eternity - { bertacd ys -? y 4 : 3 remnte Aneatené a rm OSE IT TO FeEecD; meee 8PSel practically all pre- MASSACHUSETTS—Senator Butier. for whose election President -....... as wed! Basie: as 1 mogificatic SAN RANCISCO, N é Mi BE ‘7 tonight and toe help, x 3 eee iran 3 negwiected to ‘ark onnatnr bers neieted tha roO- i. " L¥ morrow. prohabty, fom 4 = + be ’ . ” ae: as , oa : _ C % a ig ‘ . . 7 . + ’ rT rT ‘ ‘4 2 . “ } 4 ¢ , _ . ' ki ° : at . > ‘ 4 iin © : er Pr) ia ¥} J he rerma rk AS OALE wit —— CAT WiTH | s 7 ee enn ia a | Loolidcgre bas insistent. Was adeleatec ¥Y LOrmer tro Walsh, a j its ‘ ’ , roe rye vs Ud vas not oe hist’... : es Pe of ’ with rain tevtvig bet; atic . olte of Senator James A. - weet ea” . 9 : : , [Ti] a 4 ‘ f r} tt ict? y, om « , vr) ‘ee ; Pars 4S cniee @ “= * 7 ' . “ oy sii j ~*~ ‘ ' . « ’ , Ya SACR ET ae Only a slicht piuratity | though the i tate Republican ticket won. plhewaragsn ww ‘ . i.” ‘ so » ’ ee ; ‘ : . Vs aDtemrey ‘ry 3 ri.¢3t resuited in Judge Gantt's election wae a repetition of that ry? Tt) icy? ‘ victor! : of (oO. : : dite Ms eo ‘ 3 } : s - oa ‘S* pila a. Te ae , wane 99D clomures which ehnecked the r= hoTmai ublic >! with the possibie exception of Attorney-Generai, Won Dj} ‘ , statement from the | als ‘ and-out portions tonig? 4 , ° . - : » ‘ } 7. 4 if rrigaif eT «>¢ the ¢ ountry Vare h tt | : a _ ’ , ty >? ties Wagner i Dem } defeated Sepnat or W adcew orta. TO MANAGE ST LOUIS é ; a ntientoor ‘i shies | Te rtiuttrio PA is a.ti ’ ‘ , ' +i ja f ~ . ee 2s sero i - ; . z ‘ , “- " * ey —e r* . . ry 4 i : ’ 7 . > * : ‘ . . . ry , ; is ; : ; {ti 4 i ° ‘ ‘ , * “ Pomerene, runsing behind Donahey, Democratic candidate for Gover- oe me tes ” BOE £26 , ! | on ‘in tenight: 4°. Farmer-iabor 1 With th ice = Oistead : og , im a lawyer After serving a vear | MON TP ~ , Tr > ‘ det “ta é Z Fans Were At ' < ‘ a ~ ; Sports px of TR te FRR.2R7 - vears later sentenced yearg i : = ; a | ion os. oa , a ; we inasor S.a.c¢ ris : i on Page 2, Column 5.