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7:30 BOSTON. WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 3. 192636 AG ES TWO CENTS 189 VOTE OF uiller Wins fijy MAKING A PETTICOAT TO WEAR AT STATE HOUSE Mrs Slocomb, First Woman Legislator From Worcester, Elected by Own Sex jL. Eager Watch by White House On Contests Elsewhere Summary of the News FOR GOVERNOR COMPLETE FULLER GASTON Fuller's Plurality VOTE IN 1924 FULLER 650,817 CURLEY .490,010 4 iV WASHINGTON, Nov 3 (A.

President Coolidge attended to business as usual at the executive' offices today and made no public comment on The election, although White House officials were busy getting the latest figures from States where the contests still weren it was evident that the question of organizing the next Senate was occasioning deep interest at the. White House, Republican leaders expressed a note of gratification on their own advices, which they said indicated that possibly not more than four or five Senate Seats' would be THE STATE 597,425 407,961 189,464 561,089 396,311 164,770 524,586 469,295 55,291 IN 1924 a 566, 188 ..,...547,600 FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY Foley 03,697 O'Brien 64,137 Keene 23,343 Foleys Plurality 39,560 FOR LIEUT GOVERNOR COMPLETE ALLEN TALBOT a a a a a a a a Allens Plurality. v- CL0SKlG STOCKS lost. At Democratic headquarter there was no lessening of the jubilation with which the defeat of the Republican, stalwarts, Senators Butler, in Massachusetts, and Wadswocth in New York; had started last night. Although there was no comment from President Coolidge, there was no denial by his associates that he was keenly disappointed in the defeat of his close personal and political friend.

Senator Butler, in whose behalf he made his only plea during the campaign and for whom he went to the point of going to Massachusetts In person to vote. i I Hi 4 i rf XrW'V. gngsTi HAROLD P. WILLIAMS Named Justice of the Superior Court TY COBB HAS QUIT TIGERS George Moriarty Named Manager in His Place DETROIT. Nov 3 (A.

Cobb today resigned as manager of the Detroit Tigers and will be succeeded by George Moriarty, American League umpire and former Tiger third base man. Have you placed a regular order for the Daily and Sunday GlobeT Are yon reading the Uncle Dudley Editorials in the Daily and Sunday Qloie.t Ayw.iAy.V' Js Sell, We Exchange Tune and Repair xt' 4 FOR SEN A TOR COMPLETE 'j has influence with her husband and sons at election aa much as at any other time. -She used system in her vote-getting yesterday. She staid at the, polls all day checking up on the arrival of voters. A fleet of 25 autos operated by her womens transportation committee went after the tardy Republican housewives.

In Mrs Slocombs own precinct she got out all but five of the Republican jvomen voters. Her check-off and fetching system operated at every other precinct, according to her carefully laid organization. i At midnight the assurance came she wpuld be Representative-elect, the award of an experience for which she forsook a lifelong anticipation a trip to Europe. Gave Up Trip Abroad Pols have been bragging that no petticoats would represent Worcester at the State House if they could help it. 0 Im a born fighter, says Mrs Slocomb, who appears anything but belligerent.

Lets show them they cant help it, I challenged the Republican worn-en. And unhesitatingly she chose the long, hard work for the Representative election instead basking in the sun in Southern France. Weve always been going to Europe, explained Mrs Slocomb when interviewed early this morning. But one thing or another prevented. Weve been to California and to Bermuda.

This'year we really had our plans set to go to Europe. I ran for office when the chance came because, of the two opportunities, the experience in the Legislature would be more lasting. The campaigning has been exhilarating. I am tired now, but I am satisfied. The men didnt expect we could do it.

A snatch of sleep, a strong cup -of coffee, which she percolated for her- Continned on tke Fifteenth Page. MRS MCPHERSON 1 HELD FOR TRIAL LOS ANGELES, Nov 3-i-Mrs McPherson today was held for trial. MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK Stocks Steady; New York traction shares aided by election results. Bonds Strong; French and Belgian issues soar to new high. Foreign Exchanges Irregular; Japanese yen at 1926 high as French franc rises.

Cotton Bower; favorable crop Sugar Steadier; Cuban support. Coffee Easy; commission house selling. CHICAGO Wheat Firm; delayed seeding Southwest. Corn Barely steady; liberal receipts. Cattle Irregular.

Hogs Steady to higher. AND DE N0I1TED JUDGES O' Former to Superior Court, Latter to the Boston Municipal Court, in Place of Judge Burke 4 WALSH BUTLER Walsh's Plurality MRS FLORENCE SEAVER SLOCOMB First Worcester Woman Elected Representative to Legislature VOTE IN 1922 LODGE (iomiiimmimimmiimm ,414,130 GASTON ...406,776 COOK, 7,836 LOCAL Rear Admiral Harrison Gray Otis Colby dies at his home, 449 MarljJoro st. No reduction made today in hail of Samuel J. Gordon, members of Eagle Investment Association claiming alleged misappropriation will reach J. Frank Chase, secretary of Watch and Ward Society, sick with pneumonia, suffers shock.

Boston Worcester Electric Railway employes to stop work Friday. NEW ENGLAND I MONTPELIER, Vt-Sheriff Wallace T. Fairbanks given two years on statutory offense charge. STATE Gov Fuller names Harold P. Williams Superior Court judge and James H.

Devlin to Boston Municipal Court. STATION A SPOKANE, Wash Idaho 10-year-old boy, unable to get off Queen Maries special, is entertained aboard during trip by her family. SOMERVILLE, J-State springs surprise witness as first shot in trial of Mrs Frances Stevens Hall and her two brothers, William and Henry Stevens, on charge of murdering Mra Eleanor Mills. SAN JUAN, Porto Rico Court decides 9P-year lease of San Geronlmo Reservation to Lieut Commander Virgil Baker, U. S.

retired, was obtained by fraud. SPORTS HAVERHILL School Board decides to continue athletic relations with Waltham High School. Football coach denies Watch City team indulged in sharp practices in Saturdays game. ST LOUIS Dan Hawley appointed manager of the St Louis Browns. Radio Programs PAGE 27 Other Features Page Uncle Dudley 20 Dorothy Plx 27 Will Rogers Dispatch 20 Comics 26 Confidential Chat 30 Crossword Puzzle 27 Church News 20 Diary of a New Father 20 Financial and Commercial 21 Forgotten Episoae3 20 "Gray Terror, Mystery Story 31 Sallys Awakening.

30 It Seems to Me 20 Helen Keller 30 Household Department 30, 31 II. Addington Bruce 20 Sports .23, 24, 25 The Once 20 Teepee Tales 31 THE WEATHER United States Weather Bureau forecasts: For Boston and its vicinity: Fair tonight and Thursday; slightly colder tonight. Moderate westerly wind, probably shifting to easterly Thursday. For Southern New England and Eastern New York: Fair and slightly colder tonight. Thursday increasing cloudiness.

Moderate northwest wind, probably shifting to easterly Thursday. A fairly heavy snowfall for the season, amounting to flVe inches in some has occurred throughout Northern New England. Morning temperatures: New England, 32 to 38; New York, 40: Washington, 34; Atlanta. 32; Jacksonville, 62; Chicago, 36. Heavy to killing frost occurred in northern portions of the Eastern Gulf States.

Boston observations at 8 am: Barometer, 29.07 inches; temperature 39 highest yesterday 50, lowest last night 30; humidity, 83 percent; clear, wind west, 12 miles per hour; rainfall, 0.06 inch. The Temperature Today The thermometer st Thlmpsons 6p records io temperature up. to 8 today lpm 46 62 2 in. 46 62 8 46 62 th. temperature 6 a m.

12 EUECTIOX Massachusetts elected David 'I. Walsh Senator by 55,291 plurality, and reelected Gov Fuller by 189,464 and Lieut Gov Allen by 164,281. Indications that Congress delegation will con-tinue 13 to 3. United States Senate majority is in doubt; Republicans apparently retain control of House. Vote for State Auditor still in doubt.

WORCESTER Mrs Florence S. Slo-eumb, first woman legislator elected from local district, is making a petticoat to wear to the State House. Parses in power in several States suffer defeat. Republican landslide In many Middle and Far Western States. Indication that, Gov Nellie T.

Ross of Wyoming, Democrat, is defeated. Frank L. Smith, a dry, elected Senator in close race in Illinois. Senator Wadsworth snowed under In New York. William S.

Vare is elected Senator In Pennsylvania by vote of Philadelphia. He ran 400,000 behind Fisher, elected Governor. Wets won in dry referendums in New York, Illinois, Wisconsin, Nevada, California and Montana, losing in Missouri and Colorado, MALDEN League of Nations overwhelmingly defeated here in first referendum ever taken by a city of United States under the Public Opinion act. NEW HAVEN Republicans win sweeping victory in Connecticut. MANCHESTER, United States Senator Moses wins decisive victory over Maj Murchie, Democrat.

Veterans by vote pqder referendum win fight to retain existing preference given them on Civil Service examinations. MONTPELIER, Vt Republicans weep State, choosing Weeks as Governor and reelecting United States Senator Dale. DES MOINE, la Smith W. Brook-hart wins smashing victory and Republicans regard peace pact as having been ratified at polls. NEW VORK Late returns make Democratic victory more apparent.

Entire State ticket, with possible exception of Attorney General, elected. Sticker voting proves far from popular in Essex County Representative Districts. WASHINGTON-President Coolidge keenly disappointed by defeat of Sen ator Butler. INDIANAPOLIS Republican Senators lead In close race for reelection in Indiana. COLUMBUS Gov Victor A.

Donah ey is reelected, but Republicans won other Ohio contests. Enjoy golf and all outdoor sports at Pinehurst, N. C. Carolina Hotel now open. All rooms with bah.

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At the same time the Governor also nominated Harold P. Williams of Brookline as justice of the Superior Court, to succeed Frederick Lawton, recently retired.) These two appointment swill come before the Council at the meeting next week for confirmation. Mr Dvlln was born in Dorchester in 1877 and was graduated from Boston College in 1897 and Harvard Law School In 1900. He engaged in general law practice, was legislative counsel for the city of Boston for 12 years and later was secretary and counsel to Police Commissioners OMeara and Curtis. He has been Assistant Attorney General at the State House since 1922.

Mr Williams was born in Foxboro, in 1882, and was graduated from Harvard in 1903 and the Harvard Law School in 1906. Since 1909 he has been associated with his father In, the law firm of Williams Copeland, at 60 Congress st. In l9lS he was appointed assistant district attorneyvfor the southeastern district by Dist Atty Frederick G. Katzmann and served under Katz-man until 1922. In that year he was elected district attorney for the district and held' the office until appointed to the office of United States attorney, in January, 1925.

He is married, has one son, Harold P. Williams Jr, and resides at 26 Coolidge Brookline. STATE SPRINGS SURPRISE WITNESS MILLS CASE John L. Dixon Places Willie Stevens Near Scene Of Murders on Night of Crime By CORINNE DANFORTH WORCESTER, Nov 3Aa woman wielding the power of women and not bothering her head about the mens vote won, the felectloii to represent, the 19th Worcester District In the General Court. Mrs Florence Seaver Slocomb, the first woman Legislator from Worcester, attributes her victory to her women supporters, efficiently organized.

Mrs SlocoiAb -planned the organization. Her campaign committee was composed of women, 60 members of the Womens Republican Club. She reached every Republican woman in the district by phone or person and every Democratic woman by letter. A number of the Democratic women became her hardest workers. Through the women she expected to reach the men.

One woman has often meant five votes, says Mrs Slocomb. A mother Ds Russeys lane. He said he directed Willie to a street car. In statements issued prior to the trial, it was asserted that Willie had been at home on the evening of the murder. Dixon was permitted to testify before the establishment of the fact of death and other preliminaries because he said he wa sneeded on urgent business in New York.

Mrs Dixon followed him on the stand. The jury was selected within an hour and a half after court opened this morning and was dismissed by Justice Charles, W. Parker of the Supreme Court while he conferred with counsel. Does Not Inclade a Woman The Jury does not include a woman, although Senator Simpson, special prosecutor, had planned to get a woman juror, because she w'ould better understand the workings of Mrs Halls mlnd- In examining one of the talesmen, Senator Simpson accused him of attempting to induce a member of the indicting Grand Jury not to return an indictment against the defendants. The State used all its five challenges, but the defense used only, one.

While the Jury was being selected, Justice Parker commanded court guards to seize a newspaper photographers camera. The photographer, who had been taking photographs of the proceedings, surrendered the camera without objection and it was Im- Plir his opening address which lasted 20 Senator Simpson gave a review of the circumstantial evidence which waa disclosed at the hearings. It Included references to the eyewtt- Cemtlaoed on Page Twenljr-Twe. VOTE GILLETT WALSH Complete returns of yesterdays vote throughout Massachusetts show that Gov Alvan T. Fuller, Republican, was reelected Governor by a plurality of 189,464 over Col William A.

Gaston, Democrat; and that Ex-United States Senator David I. Walsh, Democrat, was elected United States Senator for the remaining two years of the late Senator Henry Cabot Lodges tern by a plurality of 55,291 over William M. Butler, Republican. Lieut Gov Frank G. Allen, Republican, was reelected by a plurality of 164,281 over Mayor Edmond P.

Talbot of Fall River, Democrat. The Congressional districts will probably continue as they have been, with 13 Republicans and three Democrats, Foley's Plurality 39,560 Ex-Senator William J. Foley of South Boston, Democrat, was elected district attorney of Suffolk County by a plurality of 39,560. He received Dist Atty Thomas C. OBrien, Republican candidate, received 64,137, and Charles G.

Keene, Independent, 23,343. The Executive Council membership is unchanged. There are still seven Republicans and one Democrat, the latter, James F. Powers of Boston, a new member. In the Massachusetts Legislature the Republicans have gained six Representatives and one Senator over their totals in the present General Court.

One hundred and seventy-six Republican Representatives and 64 Democrats were elected yesterday as agilnst 170 Republicans and 70 Democrats chosen at the last State election two years, ago. 4 In the State- Senate next year there will be 35 Republicans and five Democrats, whereas two years ago 34 Republicans and six Democrats, were chosen. i a Little Sticker Confusion In the- Essex County "sticker vote for Representatives there appears to have been far less confu- Continnrd on the Fifteenth Page, Begin Burdett College Training for Business now, day or night. No back work. Grads placed.

18 Boylston. Advt. HERS POND PIANOS MILLS' MURDER CASE JURY The jurors selected in the Mills murder case are Foreman, John A. Dunster, teamster. John Young, farmer.

Rudolph Steffeno, farmer. John B. Stryker, clerk. Edward S. Tillman, superintendent.

Fred Sage, farmer. Raymond Young, farmer. Charles V. N. Okillman, farmer.

William Dolley, mason. George O. Labow, farmer. Samuel B. Hope, clerk.

Joseph A. Roach, blacksmith. COURTHOUSE, Somerville, J. Nov 3 (A. States first blow In the first trial In the Hall-Mills death mystery was struck today through a surprise witness.

The surprise witness was John L. Dixon, an accountant who lived In North Plainfield, on Sept 14, 1922, when the Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills were murdered. Dixon testified that about 8:30 o'clock on the murder night "Willie Stevens, who, with his brother, Henry, and his sister, Mrs Frances Stevens Hall, are on trial for the murder of Mrs Mills, came to his house asking for directions. Dixons name had not previously been mentioned In this case. Dixon said Willie told him his sister had dropped him from her automobile near Dixon's house, thinking they were near the Parker House, a home for the aged, about 500 yardi from the supposed murder scene, Dixon first sa iw "Willie peeping through the doors of his home.

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