ELECTIONS IN U.S.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19463, 9 November 1928, Page 11

ELECTIONS IN U.S.

HOOVER'S VOTE. [ppotD anticipated. %p E vwa fOBK, November 7. W- Mr Hoover had secured 444 Mr Smith s?. Mr won Alabama, Arkansas, Wm*~ (}eorgi», Massachusetts, H pjjode Island, and South HfiiLnc afo incomplete and there WfStP'm ha ehangea.—Australian ||or [ p.tinn. United toervicti. IIIL HILLION MAJORITY, Wf umtjj tORK, November 7. L*. Will take weeks before the of the popular vote will ■lß®. jj indicated that Mr 11!% receive approximately mwAnopulu' votes and Mr interesting to note ■mJST the American system ffaPS nodular majority in each total of tha Klectbo Republicans' vicstrategic, permitWrbpSSw to get 444 Electoral Smithes 87. Despite IMEU* popular vote he obWIEL Electoral votes that any presidential nominee m

IjffitSid tterit examination. These WSSBlin fluttering depression in manufacturing industry, SittPwtt Catholic populations "Wet" in sentiment, flSnmHttdn&l returns are subyesterday. On 6 the House of Reprefflffifcireturned from Chicago. mEKßwjftm Association. 6th, 8.53 p.fti.) mm *l*®' Smith Wm 70 LEADERS. |!|gOOyEK'B GjtATITIJDE. November Bth, P-™>) mm ttjW November 7. fWjB pll Alto contains tf4fl|parit ® Eopver ; gEta is the deterBE^fihetailfood to progress." n>ot>eration of all "the only way expfessign 00 J ■IMMS Divirid ion of Cab£ i ' was based Wt fttfljAT MSitON. .•-v.; :■■■■*.*yj.-y v.WITH PbLITICS."

CONTROL. representation. shoWthdt Mr WSMI probably obtain a record iiiW)>l part Ilea" the Totfc ever lecordvotes, 18,006 HEgfjjWitt. 8 voteSj Virginia is USmit fuWnt cllteed as that J^orth M l? margin. But Texas anci also .States o? Utah (4 thought tq _ MM&achuisfctts future of Mi mmH9ff Y » kßt,lto th&t ■Kw Democraticticket Mr Mid Senator Copewammymfoitom Ambafcsaaot for theDemocrtttS HHwiifil *l** House h&* also MBfflMjlw. iflcWMsd.—Aiistra- • United Service.