Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 305, 9 November 1916 — Page 2
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, I91B
BOTH CHAINS STILL CLAIM VICTORY; ; railM CLAIMS ZB8 ELECTORAL VOTES; WILCOX ASSERTS HUGHES TO GET 301
NEW YORK, Nov. 8 At an early hour this morning Democratic Chairman McCormlck was claiming at least 268 votes for President Wilson In the electoral college and Republican Chairman Wilcox claimed 301, each was claiming the doubtful states, Kentucky, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, and Washington on the face of early returns were leaning toward President Wilson. Maryland seemed almost
certainly democratic Missouri, Indiana, West Virginia, Arizona and Delaware were leaning to Hughes. ' .Chairman McCormick, however, claimed the president could have a majority of two votes In the electoral college without carrying California, Indiana, North and South Dakota, West Virginia or Wisconsin, from which returns were far from complete but showing a republican trend.
The early morning returns came In slowly. Managers of both parties were anxiously watching Ohio and both claimed victory, as the hours dragged on It became more and more evident that it would be a close election and
there appeared possibilities that In some places it might be necessary to resort, to official accounts to determine
the result, . .' ' "
others will be present Miss Ruth Jam es will stng suffrage songs. The
meeting will open at 6:45 o'clock In
Earlham hall. - - - - . -
CounHy G. . P. Meets
IMire Ticket,
Weidmer Far in Lead
With only ten of the sixty-four precincts of the county to hear from at 3 o'clock this morning all candidates for county office on the G. 0. P. ticket were rolling up old time Republican majorities for themselves with Ed J. Weldner, candidate for treasurer, leading his ticket with a majority of V 903 over his Democratic opponent, Hunt. Weldner was being followed by Frank T. Strayer, G. O. P. candidate for prosecutor, who had a lead of V 889 over Allen. Judge Comstock, candidate for congress whose name appeared on the
county ballot was gaining strength as the reports came in and had Increased an early lead of a scant 700 to 1,056 after 54 precincts had been heard from. Majorities received by other candidates on the Republican county ticket, for 54 precincts, follows: Bartel, representative, 1,330; Lafuze, Joint representative, 1,335; Carr, sheriff, 1,541; Fisher, recorder, 1192; Morrow, coroner, 1651; Horton, surveyor, 1,747; Simpson, commissioner western district, 1,507; Cheesman, commissioner middle district, 1,584.
HUGHES' INDIANA IS CUT DOWN
MAJORITY BY LATEST
REPORT TO HEADQUARTERS
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 8. Hughes' early lead In Indiana was cat down somewhat as later reports were received and according to returns up to one o'clock with 1,475 of the 3,142 precincts In the state heard from, the lead was 7,994. If the present ratio continues however, Hughes will have a plurality of about 15,000. The re- , turns ars seattering and come from " 84 counties out of 92 In the state. Republican State Chairman Will H. Hays, Khortlv after tnldnieht Issued a state
ment claiming that Hughes would ' have a plurality of 50.000 In Indiana. Fairbanks, the Republican vice presidential nominee, sent a message of ' congratulation to Mr. Hughes. He also issued a statement saying: ' "It Is very gratifying and reassuring
to the country that the Republican party has been restored to power." Democratic State Chairman Bernard Korbly locked himself in his room at headquarters and refused to give out a statement Other Democratic leaders, however, refused to concede a victory to the Republicans in Indiana. Vice President Marshall said: "It is too early to tell anything or say anything. It Is also too late to talk now. Whatever the outcome, it is the duty of every American citizen, to abide by the choice dt fhe people." New and Watsoni Republican candidates for U. S. senators maintained
a leaa over oenaiors ivem ana iaggart as did also Goodrich, the Republican candidate for governor over Adair.
COUNTESS INSPECTS GERMAN TRADE SUB
NEW LONDON, Conn., Nov. 8. Countess Van Bernsdorff wife of the German ambassador inspected the German submarine Deutschland here tuesday. It was her first visit on board a submarine. As the guest of Captain Paul Koenig, the Countess went into the vessel's lowest depths, looked through the periscope and stepped Into every compartment The ambassador, who reiterated that
his brier visit here was entirely a social one, accompanied his wife to the state pier where the submersible,
being loaded for her fourth trans-Atlantic voyage lies concealed from public view.
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EARLHAM GIRLS TO FORM BRANCH OF STATE BODY
With Mrs." Grace Julian Clarke of Indianapolis for the chief speaker.
Earlham college girls will hold a meet
ing to consider the organization of a suffrage league Wednesday night. The meeting will be conducted under the
direction of Miss Miss Esther Griffin White, Sixth district chairman of the Women's Franchise League of Indiana. Should the Earlham girls complete their organization tomorrow night, they probably will be the first In Indiana to organize a suffrage league, duplicating the action of girls in many eastern colleges. The girls showed remarkable interest In casting straw ballots recently when a college vote was taken by the faculty. Mrs. Clarke accepted Miss White's invitation to speak here in the capacity of director of the state suffrage league, although she is Identified with most of the leading movements of the state and has a wide reputation as a distinguished woman. Miss White, Mrs. Nellie Barnard, Mrs. J. P. Hill and
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