Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 1

VOL.LII. X0.2(i.. TUCSON, A1UZOXA, WKDNEBDAY MOliNlNdf, 0YKM1JKK 0, 11)12. Weather-Today Fair 115 CANDIDATES AT MARSHALL SHEEP C1IIRI STATES II 1 HEAD OF PRESIDENTIAL TICKET EVER BEFORE CARRIED 1 TURKS Mi THEIR BIS WENT BEFORE IT; NOTHIHS LIKE THE A nul lb un tiudtn am KSi-vetM EENKUII Tucson Gives Majority of Abou Bulgarians Are Now Fighting with Turks but Twenty-five Miles from Constantinople; Porte Begs Powers to Keep Allies from Entering City AUSTRIA WANTS BALKANS TO STOP THEIR -ADVANCE Arizona Gives, Wilson Greater Vote Than Entire Opposition: Roosevelt Runs Ahead Taft, and Debs Polls Large; Vote Than Was Expected 100 to Wilson, and Pirn: County Outside of Town Cuts This Down; Suffrage Carries by Vote of Two to One TWO REFERENDUM BILLS Wilson and Marshall Have Carried 'Most of States in North and Solid South; at a late Hour This Morning California Was in Doubt; Wilson Leads ROOSEVELT MANAGERS CLAIMING FOUR STATES lilinoios, Iowa, Kansas and California Said to Be for Bull Moose; Taft Has Two States to His Credit, Sure WOMAN SUFFRAGE WINS BY VERY BIG MAJORITY England Thinks Allies Have the Right to Dictate Such Terms as They Can with the Defeated Turks All Amendments to Constitution RECEIVE SMALL VOTE All of Amendments Given Majority of City Vote; Count Was Late; Balloting in the Outside Precincts Carry by Big Vote, and All Referendum Measures Carry by Large Majorities CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. All Turkish harems in the city were trans-i ferred today to Brusa.

Asia Minor, once the capital of Turkey, 67 miles southeast. The archives of the city also were taken The water supply of Constantinople was cut by I the Balkan allies todav. The porte HOlit nil ftvp-ont imuentrd rortiiAut 1 nt, Tucson went Democratic by about a hundred majority on the vote for NEW YORK, Nov. 5. With the election of Wilson for the presidency and Marshall to vice presidency assured by earlier returns tonight, reports up to" midnight gave indications that the electoral vote for the Democratic candidates would pass the SJO mark, and the size of the popular majority given the Democratic national ticket by the states outside of Arizona gave a big majority mr Wilson yesterday at the polls- it also gave Carl Hayden a handsome majority; The returns are not all ii but it Is evident from those received that the state be for Wilson by a majority over the combined opposition- He has carried every county in the state except Coconino.

The returns indicate that the equal suffrage amendment has carried by a vote of two to one. the first presidential electors. The vote was so4 heavy, for the Wilson men, that It wilf not be materially changed on the receipts from the outside precincts. The vote: Democrats, M3: Progressives, 553; Republicans, 328. As was expected, woman's suffrage carried at a little better than two to tlie 'powers to at least prevent the Bulgarians from entering the capital.

Balkans Are Right. LONDON, Nov. 5. Jin the house of commons today Foreign Secretary Grey declared that no one could view the result of the war to date and Jie disposed to dispute the right of the Balkan states to formulate terms on which they are willing to conclude peace. one.

The vote was strong in aU four of the wards. It is generally anticipated that this will be carrie.i in this manner throughout the state. The recall was voted in bya large majority, running something like three to one. The first state legislature was sustninpft vprv nnp nf tho vofrfcn- The referred bills all carried and the amendments aft carried. The railroad bills were carried by very large majority in some of the counties the ratio being almost ten to one.

The vote over the state was hot Fight Near Constantinople. LONDON, Nov. 5. Fighting at Tehatnlja. 23 miles from Constantinople, began today.

The Bulgarians were reinforced by columns of dum petitions with the exception of Illinois that might give electoral votes to either Taft or Roosevelt are matters of conjecture at midnight. It is certain, however, that Illinois would give an overwhelming, majority to Roosevelt while the race in Pennsylvania is so close as to bring all three candidates within range of success. More From The West. Early returns gave Wilson and Marshall the "Solid South," Connecticut, Delaware. Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, West Virginia, Indiana and Missouri.

As night advanced the returns from the west began to come in and earlier counts were confirmed. Montana, New Jersey and New Mexico -were to those that seemed certain "for the Democratic candidates while scattering returns from San Francisco and Los Angeles made it probably that California might join the Wilson and Marshall column. iwo, gotten out Dy me aouinern ra-clflc railroad company. These two were in regard to the number of men to be carried in a train, and to the three years' experience required of engineers and conductors. Of the six referendum petitions that the.

railroad eonjpanv put out, these were as large as. was expected- The returns as received by counties: Partial Returns. Apache county Five our of 12 precincts: Roosevelt 65, Wilson 88, 38, Debs 9, Chafin 1. Coconinoi county 'One out of 11 irecViets: Roosevelt 37, Wilson 72, Taft 75, 'Debs 16, Chafin 2. Cochise county Thirteen out ot 40 wrwl Austria Wants.

BUDAPEST, Nov, 5. The Austro-Hungarian foreign' minster, Count Von Berchtold, in a statement to the for eign affairs committee of the Austrian delegation, said: Hie only two that they won. Progressives Close. On tho vote fnr inresidiential elp.e- 'Whereas the Balkan states origi MM IDS HOT nrecincts: Roosevelt 883, Wilson 1211 1 tni-o tin PivKrroQaivoe pnmo In a nlnao Taft 161, iDebs 470. Gila county Two out of 18 nally demanded administrative reforms ftrf improvement of condl- rt thpit- racial, brethren In Tur pre-1 second, but the Taft men rtfn a bad Roosevelt, 123, cincts: Wilson 146, third.

Carl Hayden, repijesentative key, the success they have gained in Taft 49. TVehs ir.7. Chafin 2 to congress, the highest vote of any on on any of the tickets in the war has considerably eniargea ineir aspiration, which io longer Is consistent with the principle of Integrity of TEDDY SEHDS MESSAGE 10 GOV. WILSON Grahaim Four out of 14 precincts: Roosevelt 85, Wilson 334, Taft 49, iDebs 99. r.iwnlpp pountv Seven out of 10 neia.

Thn vntv in TllCRnn for Turkey. While the policy of Massachusetts for Wilson. iBOSTON, Nov. 5. 'Indications, with half the state tabulated, were that I11 nresident'ial electors follows: Jones.

HEW IRK IS FOR WILSON BY BIG W0RI1Y Estimated That H'e Has Carried iprecincts: Roosevelt 237, Wilson 652, the me iai; MousahiiQctta favored today Chairman McComba Says He Did Not Need to Wait for; is not Influenced by any tendencies toward expansion, our guiding care must be combined, according to the maintenance of peace, with the sit-. Democratic candidate for. president count Twenty-nine out for the first time in its history. Gov- Qf 3g Roosevelt 1.440; Wil-ernor Fobs apparently is re-elected by iJon 2M6 Taft 359. an increased plurality.

Incomplete re-. county Three out of 114 A IVM1 PTlMRional IS- I t. 1 rt 1 Qfl Some Big States preme amy imposeii upuu uc fending the interest of monarchy from 645; 637; Hampton, szi). Progressive: Cfark, 555: Greenway, 559; Heard, 550. Republican: Breen, 325; Talbot, 323; Smith, 358.

Socialist: Brook'3, 86; Simonbon, 84; White, 85. Prohibition: Wilson, 33; Howard, 23; Silbley, 25. Vote by Wards. The vote for congressional candidates: Hawden. Democrat.

720: Fish any impairment." linns nuiu iprecincis; Kir.isevieiL im, tricts showed the Democrats have Taft 130 10 i- D-atimnfl flVim i ff IT oiio-ht rains. Returns from 547 of 17 mo.H. Says American People Pima county Ten out pre cincts: Roosevelt 086. Wilson btw. Taft 9S9 rtohs 54.

Chafin 10. State by Sulzer is ier, Progressive, 606; Campbell, Re- Governor, and His Majority Conferred Upon Him Highest Honor in Their Power, and He Sends Congratulations publican, 316; Smith. Socialist, 71; Gibson. Prohibition. 17.

id NEW YORK, Nov. 5. Democratic headquarters lOarly returns from New York and seaboard states cause I much exultation In the Democratic national headquarters. Chairman Mo-! Combe, soon after 7' o'clock seit word to Wilson that his election was indicated by an overwhelming vote. Later in the evening he made the following statement: iB now complete.

Returns are coining in so fast I can not keep tin with them. Governor Wilson car- I is Close to Wifson Greeks Lost Heavily- ATHENS, Nov. 5. In fighting at Yenidje, fourteen miles west of Sa-lonikl, which the Greeks recently captured, the Greeks lost six officers and 154 men killed and 33 officers and 737 men wounded. Join Their Forces.

RIEKA. Nov. 5 The Montenegrins today occupied the town of Alessie. southeast of Scutari, and Port San-giovanni Dl Medua- The Servian and Montenegrins forces at Ipek, advancing against tfMakova, northwest of Taking the votes by wards for elec tors: Santa Cruz county Four out of 18 precincts: Roosevelt 95, Wilson 48, Taft .50, Debs 26, Chafin 1. Yavapai county Seventeen out of 59 precincts: Roosevelt 248, Wilson 537.

Taft 237. Debs 217. Yuma countv Four out of 20 precincts: Roosevelt 42, Wilson 46, Taft 8. Debs 34. Total One hundred and ten out ot 301 precincts: Roosevelt 4.011, Wilson .164.

Taft 802, Debs 1.266, Cha 'Democrat: Jones. 194 in the first; 132. second; 119, third; 200, fourth OYSTER BAY, N. Nov 5. Wehb: 191.

first: 131. second: 115 NEW Nov. 5 New York Hiato will cast its 45 electoral vote out of 1102 precincts in the state gave for president: Roosevelt 53,644. Taft fitt.803. Wilson 77.661.

The same precincts in 190S gave Bryan 71.308, Taft 103,982. Taft In Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5- Scattering returns from the election districts i i the wards in Philadelphia, usually carried bv Republican leaders, show Taft leading by about two to one over the combined vote of Wilson and Roosevelt up to 9 o'clock. No returns were received from reform wards in the state outside of Philadelphia. First returns showed Wilson leading strongly.

Maine for Wilson. PORTLAND, Nov. 5. Success of the Democratic electoral ticket in third; 200, fourth. Hampton, 193, made the following statement: I first; 128.

second; 116, third; 198 fourth. ried Massachusetts, Maine, Connecti "The American people, by a great for Wilson for president, and Congressman William Sulzer is elected governor. At 1J o'clock only about Priesrlna. two-thirds of the upstate districts nnrt about one half the citv districts I plurality, have decided in raver oi Governor Wilsou and the Democratic party. Like all good citizens, I accept the result with entire good humor and contentment.

As for the Progressive cause, I can only repeat what I al-- To Protect British- CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 5. The Ai-iiicD, Wpvmnuth entered fin 16. Gila County- GLORE. Nov.

5. Returns are slow on account complications growing out of holding national and city elections at the same. G. W. M.

Carvil "the village blacksmith" was elected may-ih Democrats- The entire Progressive: Clark: 172 In the first ward: 100, second, 115, third; 168, fourth. Greenway: 171 in the first; 100. second: 118. third; 170, fourth. Heard: 170.

first; 97, second; 117. third: 166, fourth. Republican: Breen: 119 In first; 75, second; 55, third: 76, fourth. Talbot: 119. first; 74, second; 56, third; 74, fourth.

Smith: 120. first; 82, second; -58. third; 78, fourth. Socialist: Brooks: 20. first: 13, sec the fifcrnaaelles today to Bosphorom She will succor British subjects in cut, New York, Maryland, New Jersey and all the south.

National Committeeman W. R. King wires that Wilson will get ten thousand plurality in Oregon. I believe we will. carry Pennsylvania for Wilson.

I have reports which are sufficient to elect Wilson overwhelmingly without official returns from the western states which are lot in." With Chairman McCombg were Vice Chairman William G- McAdoo, U- S. Senator, O'Gorman, who plainly uoro alatori over the returns. Mc- ready so many times have said: Fate is the leader and for the time being i of little consequence, but the cause itself, in the emd. must triumph for Constantinople. '1 his Is the tirst tor-elgn warship enroute.

were counted. I'pon these returns Republican Chairman Barnes conceded that Wilson had carried the state by about hundred thousand while Democratic State Chairman Palmer claimed Wilson-would have a plurality of two hundred fifty thousand. Governor-elect Sulzer sent telegrams to Governors Wilson and Marshall, heads of the national ticket, eitend-ine his best wishes and sincere con Maine, which will give mm Marshall six votes in the electoral Marshall six votes in the electoral its triiimnh is essential to the well elected with college, is indicated returns at 10 Knowles. non parti-ovrock from three-fourths of thf the exception who being of the American people." Powers Lining Up. j.nYiww.

3. The ereat now- At the same time ne lssuen tins statement. Roosevelt sent the follow ond. 24. third; 29, fourth.

Simonton: 20, first; 13, second; 23. third; 28, ens of Europe are aligning themselves on either side of a very sharp line state. At that hour Uson nad a1dermeI1. Havdei is oveVrafU1 Ter 1 SnnSthead of his ticket 16.864 over TafU lrRS. The socialists carried Combs at 10 o'clock said he was not ing telegram to nson: "The American people, by a great gratulations.

fourth. White: 19, first; 14, second; 23, third; 29, fourth. regarding the future of the Balkan states. It is the opinion of England; prepared to concede Illinois to as he had been quoted as having Tonight Wilson carried nis own state hv safe nluralitv at that hour Prohibition: Wilson: 11. in first; 6, plurality, have conferred upon you tho hip-hpt honor in their gift.

I North Globe and have probably car Pranfo unit RimRit that the allies ried Miami, but they mane nine im none. only 31 of the state's 1779 districts have a right to keep all territory con- second; 5, third: 11, fourth. Howard: 8 in first: 2, second: 3. third; 10, congratulate you thereon." quered: and Russia, particularly, nas presslon on other sections of Gila county. Count on the amendments is fourth.

Sibley: 9 in first; 2, second; 4. third; 10. fourth. WILL EXAMINE SCH RANK it H'fPV. Wis "nv s.

John warned TurKey tnat ne conamons will onlv become worse bv another Bryan Congratulates Wilson. t.w,TTiT.V. Nov. 5. William For congressman: Hayden.

Demo had been heard from and tney gave Wilson 1313, Taft 557, Roosevelt 580. A long ballot to record the vote e-tarted the count SUFFRAGETTES ANGRY defeat at Tchatalja. i Schrank. who attempted to kill Colonel Roosevelt, will be arraianed in J. Bryan tonight sent the following crat: 217 in first: 150, second: 131, On the other side.

Austria, uer-manv anil Italv. most vitally affected slow. The best impression is mm tbey will carry in Gila county but the majority will not be heavy. The miners lien legislation has nrobably been defeated in Gila. Santa Crui CouYity.

Of! ALES. Nov. 5. Santa Crrn of all. will not sit idly it is believed, and alkw Servia to secure the Pavis in Doubt.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5. "It seems to be unanimoualv conceded that Wilson's election is assiu-ed," said Joseph E. Davis, of the Democratic campaign In the west, at 8 o'clock.

"Now It is a question of wha states will not be for Wilson, Instead of what states nre for him. Illinois Tromises to be close, hut from returns at this time I am not prepared to concede the state to Roosevelt." Carries Oyster Bay. OYSTER BAY. N. Y- Nov.

a. osevelt carried Oyster Bay, his tarme town. a plurality of The vote: Roosevelt 510. Wilson 218, Taft third: 222. fourth.

Fisher, Progressive: 159. first; 88, second: 108. third: 1'51. fourth. Campbell.

Republican: 115. first; 72. second: 53, third: 76. fourth. Smith, Socialist: 13, first; 9.

second: 23, third; 26, fourth. Gibson, i he municipal court Thursday, as roon aj his plea Is entered a commission of alienists will be appointed to inquire into his mental condition. JURORS DIDN'T VOTE. SALFM. Nov.

5. A group of children mill workers, members of Law INDON, Nov. 5. The suffrage movement got a set hack in the house nf commons today when the amend noorlv mmnkte. eiveji Wil- telegram to wnson: "I most heartily congratulate yon and the country upon your election.

Your splendid campaign has borne fruit in a reat am sure vour administration will prove a blessing to tlie nation and a source of strength (o our party." WOULDN'T IT SPARKLE. JOHANSFSDI RO. Nov. 3. A diamond weighing 1C49 carats was discovered in the Premier mine.

Prohibition: 6. first; 1, second; 1 In third- R. fourth. Adriatic sea outlet and tnus- sutie Austrian commerce, which is spreading in that direction. Austria points out that Albania is a nation and as such should receive independence form Turkey.

The first rumors of a disagreement ment providing for woman's suffrage, n-hiih ihpr desired to be included in The total number of votes polled in 1 1, hima nil hill far Ixitirlnn. WfliC on 171. Roosevelt 95, Taft 50. Debs 28. Chafin 1.

Hayden 182. Fisber 84, Campbell 52. Smith 15. Recall yes 168. No 52 Industrial pursuits, yes tho weirds In: 526 In the ilcfMiMl hT a larra vote.

The suffra rence strike committee testined in the Ettor trial today. The jurors waived rights to vote in order that the trial might proceed- first, 334 in second. 326 in 493 gettes declare they will retaliate by (Continued on Pace 2.) organizing outbreaks in ireiana. (Continued on page 2) (Continued on Page 2.) (Continued on page 2).