A flood of telegrams began to pour into his headquarters from all sections of the country and from Absolute Control in Both Houses New York, Nov.
According to laic-t indications ate will lo composed Democrats and abroad during the early hours of remaining doubtful still.
'A Landslide for Hoover: Enormous Majority Estimated for!
Just before Governor "AI" Smiti's final appeal was broadcast Mr. Her-the night and a stof of clerks was The Iouse of Represe the Republicans in the Electoral College Vert Hoover's last word, addressed Kept busy opening them, be composed of 2 particularly to women, was similar-'Mr. Smith remained at the De-164 Democrats and 1 New York, Nov. 2. above are only a fraction of the transmitted by " broadcasting, mocratic headquarters in New York Twelve seats ary
As Mr. Herbert Hoover sped to-total spent all over the country. not.
Stations from coast to coast. all the evening, until he finally rewards California to-day preaching only on behalf of the two candidates Speaking from his home town, turned to his quarters at the Bilt-With the returns from 12. dis-Polo Alto, Mr. Hoover declared that more Hotel. He made no statement, tricts still missing Mx. Franklin the doctrine of Republican pro-but for all election purpeses.—women's participation in the elec~ beyond sending a brief telegram of.
Roosevelt, the Democratic candidate, sperity, "AI" Smith was being Reuter, tions produced 'x keener realization congratulation to Hoover, and so claims to have been elected Governor wildly, welcomed on his return here of the importance of public ques-unobtrusive was his departure from of New York State with a majority by hundreds of thousands of his tions and contributed to higher naa side entrance that the crowd of of 28,900 votes, but his Republican supporters. tional Women to-day are reporters scarcely knew he opponent, Mr. Ottinger, a New Despite the fact that rain was A notable fact in the presidential had gone.
York State attorney, threatens to falling, Mr. Smith was smiling election is that not for many years tun election upon the home." contest the result," He says ho happily as he drove through the have the opposing parties talked 20 The Women's Big Role streets, in a procession containing. little of foreign affairs and so much Mr, Hogver also alluded to the will employ experts to examine the of home matters, Public discussion momentous nature of an election Porambulators and baby-carriage', election returns from all over the Torvies conveying brass-bands and when the nation was entering on "a parked in serried ranks Tike motor state. newspaper photographers, through concentrated on internal problems. new era of economic ant moral the polling stations Senator Copeland, a Democratiz storm of tape-confetti The opinion is expressed that two fidence of the rile Senator, has gained a majority of At St. Louis Mr. Hoover devoted the elections. women voters: first, prohibition; Governor "AI" Smith's appeal 00 votes over Mr. A. B, Hough-almost his entire speech to the and, seconilly, Mrs. Sith, the wife mediately followed Mr. Hoover's The voting proceeded with extra: ton, formerly ambassador to Groat subject of turm-relic'. He pro~ of the Democratic nominee, last word. It was addressed in his culinary rapidity, 3,000,000 votes contest for election te mised that if he was elected Proaracteristically cheery and _in-Iheing cast by 3 o'clock in the after ate but the returns from 215 sident he would inaugurate a now Many women pay a tribute to her districts are missing. institution personal qualities but do not con: sider that she is worthy of rs for the Pr existing and future presenting the countts, whose wed 48,000 votes in New problems. This institution, he said, women attach more importance than Lindbergh flew would comprise the Federal Farm men to dress, specelt and social A DRAMATIC. FINALE, to St. Louis to Mr, Willian Poster, Board. amenities, I of the Republi Nov. 4.
Special Cable ta the *North-Chinn Party candidate for the Presi polled 8,840 votes. Mr. John Raskob's Future: Twenty-one minutes of continu hundred thousand votes an
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