New Mexican (Newspaper) - November 5, 1912, Santa Fe, New Mexico SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN SANTA NEW NOVEMBER 5. 1912. NO. 228 ITU MASSACHUSETTS AS A CRITERION ALL SIGNS POINT TO TAFT'S DEFEAT Wood said At republican not a official was present during the Chairman Hillts was ai an uptown where tie is acting hoit of ind Miss Helen the wife and daughter of the They to this city the recei WILSON VOTES IT SCATTERING RETURNS FROM OVER LITTLE INDUSTRIAL STATE INDICATE THAT SON IS MAKING BIG GAINS THERE WITH ROOSEVELT RUNNING NEXT TO HIM AND RUNNING THIRD PLACE BE A LANDSLIDE TO EITHER PROGRESSIVES OR THE DEMOCRATS Chair worse irly Di IS STAND PAT. Nov. in today from 111C llon ii E IN N S S II Ux N ELECTION election Abhor i leased m ro m the the t lection Mi desires n 11 be ai the pu the pictur Mexican af AFT HAS SLIGHT X Nov. X president In out of X N X Wilson X HO The same precincts X i democratic i X Taft i republican i X ally no disturbances were reported X i from any section of the X Few arrests for violation of the XI election laws were AM of the X leaders of the three parties adhered X to their previous predictions of V cess for their respective there was nothing in th attitude of the voters which would indicate what the result would President spent the hours at the home of his P. in and early in the cast his The president was confident that he would be returned to the White Governor Woodrow Wilson was the first of the three to cast v his Governor dropped of the in The New X invites ad- X to the After the X Sania h X company X north of X lo KiM the election X Hie i X X X x iht X by the X the hills X If you want X see X in the X Dixon arrived Mr still claimed that Colonel would be elected added that he was satisfied candidate would not finish than R. from West the first town heard in this give for 12: 77: 7. In 1208: 125; 10. Nov. re- turns from coming from two widely separated precincts 74; 32b: 157. Same in 190B: 264. Voting machines were used in these precincts for the first time in this city but in no other precincts in the Nov. j the first Maine town Jmi for Roosevelt 4: 11: 7. In 1908: 7: 6. nil Mich. Nov. Partial re T turns from 15 out of 177 miu 5E7; 429; 01 203. New Nov. ill X Connecticut town to be heard from to S was West which 280; 482. LITTLE BALKANS PUT ALL TURKEY AT THE MERCY OF HER TROOPS MOST WONDERFUL LIITLE WAR NOW HINGES ENTIRELY ON WHAT TERMS WILL BE EXACTED FROM WHO IS READY TO SUE FDR PEACE ON ALMOST ANY SORT OF TERMS FAILURE OF HIS COMMISSARY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS DEFEAT A their the little I'll enforce these men put noi had to Nov. Brit- ish cruiser Weymouth entered the Dardanelles today and will arrive in the Bosphorus some time She is the first foreign war vessel to reach Constantinople for the of foreign French and Russian warships are expected to arrive No important news has reached here from the seat of war ed. 01 nen dropped out of ranks from want of food and of these threw away they had two m which to and re- the advance probably will slower than fore as the roads are in a terrible condition from the heavy This will difficulty in bringing up in the Turkish provinces and It reported today tbat booths lie in New York I taw a National Pruc lican Tbat i in- headed 1 thu fan ballot into a polling booth in engine house In N. and as he emerged from the voting observed that he had LEADS IN X Nov. for president and governor X ten out of 221 voting Huston in today V N T Tuft i X X r X 1.- X I N the straight democratic Wilson will hear the returns at his home in company with his family and a few j Colonel Roosevelt cast his at Oyster Bay in a fire truck The progressive party nominee for president will hear the returns at his home on Sagamore Governor the vice nominee on the progressive could not return to California in time to he filled out Col- onel Roosevelt's speaking ments had been the day it i X open X X the doors will be Estimates differ as to the hour the results on the presidential contest may be known leaders figuring on landslides say the result would he known by 9 while others are inclined to the belief that it will be In 1908: 585; 171. Nov. re- turns from the first three counties in the state heard from give plurality for The counties are and Nov. for president in today's election from 20 out o fl 102 voting precincts in 1479; 2630; Same precincts in 1908 3775. N. Y city of Rome complete gives for 1618: 1392; 1051. Same district in 1910 1996; 1722. 1 feel fry know i have ed banners that lar I hn that the were The crowd laughed tlie governor Filtered the voting booth He thought the ballots were have tu have of called uf 01 whom were old friends of tin and the nominee Ii his No I1 Cleveland Ballot ot the as he recorded the governor's The governor was in the booth four As he came out hr at all from the cities of Greeks a premature attack on and The TurkL are Saloniki and were but this into along the lacks A. combined where they preparing for a tack on that city 3er- of the and Bulgarians is expected The weather is very shortly Rain is falling on the Another it is snowing in the likely and this renders the vement of both armies very i Nov. powers of ij are themselves on e either side of a sharp line ing thf future of Balkan Public opinion in France and is that the allies should have HEAVY VOTES IN New Nov. to political headquarters con HAS SLIGHT V will hear the re progressive l tor in today's N mi five out of 11'12 X Governor democratic can ling the east after the colonel from the confidential agents of the Governor Johnson three principal bore out the two New York city and press accounts of heavy voting urns tonight at the throughout the central and of headquarters western Chairman McCombs j planned tu at said he saw no to change his earlier Wilson LIKE A BOY OUT OF Nov. Governor Woodrow Wilson asked how he a boy out of lie with a sigh of lor he that the has been a hard physical His in the motor mishap not bother he on Page the governor id in answering small pan will ne at 1 to hear the returns S X S S X S S X S INVITATION TO The Woman's Board Trade invites the public to k. Library Hall tonight to set tho election The hall will be X opened 1'ioni s o'clock to a ami n ill be its Uist us are ri Every one u Lit may an t X such as and u the territory which they have and Russia particularly has all warned Turkey that conditions would only become further disaster occur at On the side nre many and after is the most the nearest the Balkan will it sit quietly by see the league establish itself her path lo the Aegean in direction her trade is ai the same time the vians spread to the Adriatic The Austrian Albanians are as much a is un- comes from Vienna to the Great ain has against en- tering Great ain's chief m city jit present is to prevent The water of pie was cut off today by a force of force which pied at ihp end oi thf line of from which point the supplying the Turkish cap- according to y ii from is probably will li tti send a warship Turkish press is taking tne with the tkm edited by the a x against the The is hemp ft duets in X ves X The X precincts in pave X re- N I X X for vice vote in He the polls with cast hts diction that Governor walked to be the The state conceded to be satisfying sandwich for Wilson would by a private telegraph The x uf fifteen only central his x The in In doubt Trot Stockton X The have occupied thf territory between and completely Turkish force in rhai Another Bulgarian from atd towns is on the celleni cup ot X sinning to declare that the seaport of Kavala on Tegean used to X which was agreed of hunger X upon before the war has from Kuruk and Greeks from This is the sign dilution the allies A comes from in which it is said the are be- i X man the dispatch the is who fought against marchea to three cornered presidential i tent to the polls today voters ok an unprecedented interest of a campaign that waged with unusual reports from every Indicated a king In addition to the of president and vice d members of are voting for gov land thirty-six for legislatures fill vacancies in the Unit illy favorable weather con- In certain sections particularly in overcast skies and tain augured not vv II infl of heavy but continued their Inarch to the i York city is casting by t. vote in Its history as the other cities of that rural vote in New York fifty per cent of the e had been cast before 11 tne vote throughout Cn account of the size of 1 and much reported 1 Progressing with an 1 the early hours saw lnB place filled with long lines I waiting to get Into the few voters In Chicago of the II considered to indicate e scratching of members of nil political states despite in f Weather in I Vermont the fact Hint tne state held In September and This 1 of arc fight to gain the lo uf fact mat lines tn SOMETHING ME THAT I'M ELECTED A Nov. The altitude of the Austro Hungarian government in re- to the proposal of Premier care for the adjustment of the Balkan situation is clearly stated today in the Freie which present In the Balkans cannot be decisive for the solution of the whole eastern 1'oincurc gives tu tho Balkan than they have demanded which U a most oi Pan is ro thai it can. hardly rind the approval 01' all the X the are blamed the change in the instead of the the Adriatic coast hitherto claimed by the same dispatch says that I wants sixty milos and in return Montenegro is to more than her allotment of Hie rict of Novi The correspondent adds emperor of Russia will be as arbitrator between Servia and in to these which were not in ihe agreement between the ul- In the meantime the rowers and particularly troops in the vicinity of to resume their anxiety of After four nights and four that Servia shall not occupy of around and thus secure that cutlet on tile the soldiers Adriatic sea piven two days This riod expired today and the troops by this are on the in Constantinople iiiiii between the at to a Irom result uf is nut The near en from the ia turn been mken tl (i i an- cf. probably will provide t uf MI warned T armies 1'ar This is repeat the the their T ia i now that of those
