Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 117, Hammond, Lake County, 3 November 1920 — Page 2

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LAST NIGHT ELECTION BULLETINS

4S !! o !i-ts in Lake county out of Harding. 1 3.4 08 Cox. J, 66!); Chrislenscn. 4,1 St. In tho 23 tli precinct, Gary: Harding. 171, Cox. 37 ; Christ? nsf-n. 88. This is t.if spi-ond Lake county precinct 'n iii.-ii th Karmer-l.abor ticket defeated th" democrats. Fifth precinct in Whiting: Harciins. 1.177; f.ix. 500. In the Silt pre- inct of Last Chicago vhcrc Harding received "'Jo and 0jc

.VI vol rs the Farmer-Labor tieUet polled 33 votes or within 1" of the pumi Did you hear that Dorothy Phillips in "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN" is a wonderful picture? DeLuxe Theatre

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ber received by Gov. 0x. . In East Chicago eight precincts out of 2t give Harding, 2.293; Cox, SSI; McCray. 2,097; McOulloch, 271; Watson. 2,03; Taggart, 413; Woods, 2,070; Barwett. 400. 18 precincts out of 30 In Gary give Harding 5,o32; Co; 1.52S; Chrlatensrn, 597. St, John, Srd precinct: Harding;, 8"; Cox. 81. Whiting, 2nd precinct: Harding, S07; Cox. 93; Christenscn, 24. Kust Chicago. 6th precinct: Harding, S35; Cox. SO; Chrlntenscn, 33. West Creek, 1st precinct: Harding. HZ ;Coi ,22. No t anner-labor ticket. Hobart. 1st precinct: Harding, 41.'L; Co. 128; Watson. 41S; TttKRart. 1U2;

McCray, 415; McCulloch, 128; oort, ;

412; Barnett, 125; Kinder, 403: Murray,; 110. i

Second precinct, Kast Chicago: Harding, 270; Cor, 61; Wataon, 26; Taggart, 59; McCray, 272; Wood. 269; Kinder, 266.

Twenty-four out of 30 precincts 'n I Gary Rie: Harding. 7.106; Cjx, 2.0i;; J Chrititensen, St". j Harding's plurality j.OPO in Gary s ' far. j Hammond, loth precinct, gives Hard- ! trig, 67; Cox, 178; Watson, oSO; Tag' I gart. 185. I First precinct. St. John township: Harding. S3; Cox, 44: McCray, SI";! Wood. $9: Christensen. 7. , j Twelve precincts out of SO in Gary; give Harding, 3.641; Cox. 946; Christen- j sen, 318, Lowell The firtt precinct of WcjI Creek townohlj), always rocU -ribbed fnr re publicans, givla Harding, loo; Cox. 21. Kat Chicago. 6th precinct: Harding.' 32S: Cox, 66: Watson. 322; Taggart, 57; : McCray. 331; Wood, 326; Kinder, 315. Gary. 23rd precinct: Harding, 337; Cox. 35. j Gary, 10th precinct, gnoa Harding,; 148; Cox. 168; Kast Chicago. 13th premct. gives i Harding. 250 Cox, 83. j Hfnover township .precinct 2: Hardmg. 1 3 S : Cox. 1: Farmer-labor. 2. This j is the btggest republican plurality in the county and the only place where j

the Kartner-Labor ticket beat the democrats. Whiting. 1st precinct: Harding, 70S; Cox, 22: Kinder, 889; Murray, 436. Griffith Harding. 18: Cox. 72; Chrlstensen, 10; Kinder, 121; Murray. 75: Granger, 11. N'inth precinct, Gary: Harding, 311; Cox. 168: Chrlstensen. 5: Kinder, 313; Murray, 18; Granger. 3.

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Based hi returns in and the Indicated trend in mates wheie the result is not yet final. It appears that tli-; houae of representatives in the fixtyseventh corircys will he constituted approximately as follows: IteimblicaiiK. 273; dcinocral x. 163; lncependcBtH, 2; pro!) i l.i t inn !.! s, 12. This estim.-ite, while not final, woulj Kivc the republicans a majoiiiy of 111. The present majority of the rt publicans is 33. The greatest increasra in republican congressmen were noted in the ou.-tiru f-tates. particularly in New Vol k. Now Jersey and Pennsylvania, The democrat gained one member in Indiana am one. In Oklahoma curly returns indicate. Th dry apparently have won out in a majority of the d'stm-ts wheiprohibit Ion was th- itihiie, and have succeed''! lu rcUmii'B llw Hvm'hi'f rponents of prohibition In the house

Representative Volstead, on Minnexoia, father of lh! prohibition enforcement law. and Keprese.ntat ivc ' Kandall, ct California, l'-esiden these two the dry.s have succeeded in electing Harrison of

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945. On the face of return early this morning the republicans have returned all their 13 congressmen with the possible exception of the Third district where forty-one of 208 precincts gave Dunbar ( R. ) . 5,241; Kwln (D), 6,024 votes. At republican headquarters, however, at 6:30 today it was stated that assurances had been received that Dunbar had won out. The race in the Second district also was clothe. Only eleven of the 92 eountie of tha state went dcniocrattc. according to reports to republican headquarters. In these counties the national, slate an I county tickets went to Cox and his followers, it was stated.

THE RPHEU THEATRE

Hammond :: Indiana TODAY, THURSDAY AND. AND FRIDAY Arthur Huston and Company SPECTACULAR SCENIC NOVELTY

Virginia Zihlni.-n, of Maryland. and Neely and Keiiols of Weyt irginia, all of whom were opposed by ulleg-'d wet candidates. Among those d to the house against the opposition ft dry s are Heal of Virginia; Goldsuorough, Blake. New York and I.inthtcum of Maryland. l'nu, of North Carolina, and Porter and Hroks of Pennsylvania. Returns thus far do not show a sufficient change, in the complexion of the house to forecast any great liberality on prohibition is.rje. in the sixty-seventh congress. Gains made in the house by the republicans wfre ki follows: California. 2; Connecticut. 1; Illinois, 2; Maryland, 1; Massachusetts, 2; Michigan, l; Montana, 1; N' w Jersey, 6; New York. 7; Ohio. 3; Pennsylvania. 3; South Bakota. 1; Utah, 2; West Virginia, 1; "Wisconsin, 1. Democrats gained one in Indiana and

one. in Oklahoma, aecoidinj to present returns.

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TODAY Pauline Frederichs in "THE WOMAN AN INDEX" TOMORROW MARIE WALCAMP Also an 0. Henry

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HAHN & CURTIS A Hodge-Podge of Songs and Mirth

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TODAY AND TOMORROW Billie Burke in "Wanted A Husband" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Charles Ray b "HOMER COMES HOME" SUNDAY BIG DOUBLE FEATURE Dorothy Phillips in "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN" and Chas. Ray in "HOMER COMES HOME" Afternoon Only EVENING "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN"

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Mrs. Jobn Hiack of IJayfleld, "Is., called at the home of Mr. and Mrt. H. F. Kaske Sunday. Mrt". Ulack was formerly Mifcs Rubj' Wilson, on of our former primary teachers. Mr. and Mrs. rcte: Schoon and daughter visited over Sunday wllii relatives in Harvey, LI. Mrs. i. Kooy, Sr. of DeMott, spent several days here Ia?t week visiting with her children. The Maynard brick yard shut down Saturday for an indefinite time.

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KANSAS CITY. MO., Nov. 3 Missouri today -was back in the republican fold, Senator Harding ha lug carried the state by 68,000 majority. The tremendous sweep of votes toward Harding lias alfo apparently carried the bulk of the republican stata ticket into office including Arthur M. Hyde, as governor. Hyde's lead, however, is uncertain and the final tabulation may unseat him in or of John M. Atkinson, the democratic nominee. Seldon P. Spencer, however, is assured of re-election to the V. S. senate over Breckinridge X-ong, a pro-league democrat.

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BY DWin M CHlItCH istff criRRF.spowoENT i. n servicei NEW YORK, Nov. 3. Riding- th electoral tidal wave, republicans arc aseured of an increased majority in the house of representatives, according to incomplete returns today. L.atet returns indicate a vet gain of 33 in the republican membership of the house, with a majority that will be close to 1"0.

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