Hughes Wins New York Vote As Hearst Captures Cities
New York returns show Charles E. Hughes leading by about 50 000 with 160 districts missing outside Greater New York Hearst leads in the city with 75 000 and carries all boroughs except Brooklyn early indications point to limited changes in the legislature Tammany losses upset the judiciary. Other states report mixed results with Mississippi Iowa North Dakota West Virginia and North Carolina tightening races and statewide tickets reflecting party swings.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Greater
Mr. Hughes
W. R. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Brooklyn
Leutenant
Indica
Tammany Judiciary
Otto Rosalsky
Max F. Ihmsen
Independence League
Hearst
Lewis S. Chanler
McClellan
Charles E. Mughes
Oyster Bay
Patrick H. McCarren
Hughes
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens County
Long Island City
Richman
Staten Island
Buffalo
Rochester
Utica
Troy
Elmira
Rome
Little Falls
Johnstown
Syracuse
Gloversville
Amsterdam
Ithica
Schnectady
Watertown
Republicans sweep Delaware for Burton in congress race
Delaware voters deliver a Republican victory as Burton wins the congress seat over Marvel and the party gains control of the state legislature to select a successor to Senator Alee. Michigan returns show Governor Warner leading by about 100000 in scattered results.
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John A. Aylward
Hoch
Harris
Delaware
Burton
Congress
Marvel
United States
Alee
Michigan
Republican State Central Committee
Warner
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