Show DEMOCRATS GAIN IN MICHIGAN 4 B ut the Republicans E1eed Their Injunction Judge 4 CARRIED THE STATE BY TWENTY THOUSAND Increased Democratic Vote In the Larger Cities Republicans Held Their Own In the CountryDemocrat3 SucceSsful at Detr it Jackson Xalnmazoo and ther CitiesLabor Movement Against the publican Candidate For JuzticeBe3u1tS of Municipal Elections In Ohio P f Detroit Mich April 3TOdays dee tiJn In nchigan has not EollOwn any marked I charge In thc general polhcal complexion of tht hta1e which n nor xniIy Republh hut the result shooS QUite heayy Democratic gains 111 some of the larger cities notably IH o in Detroit De-troit Grand RaptJ Sagtnu Jukon and Kalamazoo Onl gmtlrally light vote the Republlrans lieU their iwn jn the > smaller cities and throughout the 111ral districts Circuit judges were elected in thirtysix judicial GlstrlcU Ot theo about twothirls of tlte new judges who are lected fcr iXEar terms are flepublieuie The principal iuesbn concerning to nays election so iu < IS state o1lictrs are concerned was vhthrktl2o abor eG t 2n0rement against I I 3iitt1ce Grant Ion I-on account of his lbrcln l1eci lon would develop SIlfiiclont et1eugth to ce 1 bat him for reelection to the ftatt supreme bench The IPlItS indicate that while this inovoinott was more or ls strong in thE larger cities It hal little effectiveness In the malhr tivn FrIends of Thomas E 13arkwotth the Democratic nominee aS3pr that 3 longer campaign 01111 hato landed their candidate The Republicans rcelct Jaige G B Grant as justica of the supreme court I by a majority of aL least LOed liey also elect Hoary ran and Ell n Sutton regents of the Micl1igan un ersity by somewhat greatet majod ticsThomas Thomas E Balctvorth Dcmocratl candidate for jusuce ran ne3riy 6OOf ahead of Judge Grant In Wayne county coun-ty Detroit and Grant received only 1000 pluralIty In Kent count Grand Rapids which 1 a recent ears hu Muwn much heavier Republican ma jrltles The contest Oe circuit jude5InDe troit was extensively split up md re suited in the election of three DernO cratGeorge S Hosmer Henry A Harmon and James n Poundand two Republicans reelectedWilliam L Carpenter I Car-penter nni Joseph V Donovan It is possible that the official count may de teat Pound and reeect Judge rob rt E Fier Republican Democratic candidates for judges of I i tIle Detroit recorders court won easily Alfred J Murphy defeating Judge W W Chapin by about 1000 votes and James Phplan beating Henry A Man deli l REtJubUcan by over 3000 Repub irons won in most of the city school inspectorship COl1t uts Local and personal issneplayed the usual conspicuous part in the spring 11Etlons throughout the state but the aepublca were generally successuI in towl5hips and smaller cities In set eral cases increasing their majorities on a light vote At Jackson Mayor Leonecker Democrat Demo-crat was reelected by about 1000 map jortt a Democratic gain or 7iO The Republicans carried Battle Creek electing all omcocs excepting one al dcrman At Bay City the entire Republican city ticket was elected by bout 00 ma 1unt In West Bay City the Repub cans eleted comptroller and three aldermen al-dermen the Democrats the other ofp fleers The Democrats eleted the mayor and three aldermen aJt Kalamazoo and the JlpubUcane a city treasurer and two aldermen ELECTIONS ur MONTANA Butte and Anaconda Carried By the Democrats Anaconda Mont April 3Th result or the Butte clection Is a majority of about 500 for McCarthy Democratic candidate for mayor The Republicans clect city treasurer police magistrate and four or five of the eight dermen In Missoula Webster Rep Is reelected re-elected mayor and n Republican majorIty major-Ity In tIle council Is elected Collins Rep Is elected mayor of Great Falls The council is Democratic Anaconda elects the entire Dem cralc city ticket excopt police magistrate In Livingston Smith Dam Is elected mayor with practically entire Democratic Demo-cratIc ticket Alward Rep is elected mayor of Baseman The Democrats elected one alderman The ritizen ticlpt was suoceeful In M1e4 ity uith Andrews elected mayor At Iiena five Repubican and three Democratic aldermen were elected Alight A-light vote was cast SENATOR QUAYS DUTY Is Protecting the Integrity of the Republican Party Harrisburg Pa April 3Senator Penrose who met exSenator Quay In Yashil1 > ton yesterday arrived here this evening Ile said Senator Qua itfll probably arrive in Philadelphia tomorrow evening and on Wednesday will have a conference with his attorneys regarding his case which comes up in court next week It Is Senator Quays intention to come here ns soon as possible after getting 1 through with his counsel Senator Qua agreES with Ws friends that asS as-S the nominee or the Republican party for United States senator he has but one duty to perform and that Is to remain re-main In the field to the finish In the interest of the integrity of the Republican Repub-lican organization of Pennsylvania The slxt firth ballot for senator today to-day resulted Qua S Jenks 6 Dal zell 4 No Quorum JONES WINS AT TOLEDO Socialistic Republican Bas 5000 e Votes to Spare I Toledo 0 April 3Today was 3 perfect per-fect election day clear and cool and the large registration was fully brought out It Is probable that 26000 votes were cast for the head of the ticket but I the Jones men after voting for their I r r favorite candidate seemed to care little for the mInor offices and the consequence conse-quence Is that the other candidates will fall short Mayor S 1L Jones who asa as-a candidate on an Independent ticket with a platform for municipal ownership owner-ship of public utilities has been electel by at least 5000 plurality and probably a majoritY Over all The contest was marked by a degree of spirit but no arrests were made and no dIsturbances were reported The vote being heavy the count Is slow but the returns seem to show that the regular Republican ticket except for mayor has been elected br n close vote At 10 oclock the Jones management heard unofficially from nearly every preeinctjn the city and they give Jones a plurality of 5Qoo They state that their candidate will have a majority over all others and they concede that the RepulIcan nominees except for mayor are elected 10HIO MUNICIPAl CONTESTS DEMOCRATS GAINED m THE LARGER TOWNS I IncreasedBepubllcan Vote In Smaller Cities AntiHanna Candidate Beaten at Cleveland I I I CIncinnati 0 April 3The election I In Ohio today were genera for municipal muni-cipal and township officers While 10C3J 1 issues usually control these spring elections elec-tions yet there were other influences in some places today At Cleveland I there was a decisive Democratic vIe tory on the head of the ticket only but it was not due alone to the local OlJpO I tltlon to Mayor McKlsson for n third I term McKil6tln last year was the candidate can-didate of the bolting Republicans anti j the Democrats In the legislature agaInst Senator Hanna I At Columbus a Republican mayor wa I elected for the first time In twelve years I At Cincinnati the Republicans hay a plurality of 7OQ though the present Democratic mayor was elected twc years ago by almost as large 3 plutaii ty tyAt At Toledo an independent Republican was elected on Pingree issues asslsteJ by factIonal complications At Dayton the Democrats tnade mUlli c1pa1 gains but the Republicans gained in the township Whith seems to be the case throughout the state While Ute greatest change was O1t I Clevell1nd where the ilepubilcans have controlled the city for years with Robert Rob-ert MeKisson as mayor yet what Is known as the western reserve maintaln its usual Republican majoritIes wit some gains over those of former April elections notable at Youngstown Warren War-ren Cadiz Delaware and other cities in northw tern Ohio In the smaller cities as well as In the rural dhtritts the Republicans claim gains notably at ChllIlcothe where there was a change Mayor Bron being defeated for reelection by James Wood by 300 At Defiance the Democrats lost tvt coundlmen and a member of the board of education At Hamilton the Democrats man tamed their majorities also at Lime Newark Clreleville Upper nnduElcy Wapakoneta IilbsJul1 and Van Vert At Z31ei11 and larysvme the Republicans fre succesfuI an they made gains at Napoleon As a ruie Ute vote wus ibt At Canton Lltt home tf McKmnley Jamrs RobertsJ Republican wa I ele = ltd mayor Ly 111uralily vs change fron the l1resellt Lemitrttie adtnnis tration lrKISSON DEFEATED I Mark Rnnnas Democratic Candidate Elected at Cleveland Cleveland April 31ohn H Parley Democrat was elect < < l mayor over Robert F McKisso1 Republican the present incumbent today lty a plurality of about 3500 The first returns indi catro a much greater victory for Fa ley but hinLmlurallt WR eat down by later returns The remainder of the Republican Re-publican ticket including city treasurer police judge police proecuw 3ustice and four members of the school tounl elected at large will have substantial pluralities The Republicans will control con-trol the city council IcKlssons defeat was due to the defection de-fection of Republican whlo ote1 against him because cf hir bolt from Senator Hanna and hIs party during the contest before the legislatlllp n YEar ago last winter The whole tkkot suffered suf-fered somewhat on account of the opposition op-position to McKisron but not enough to defeat any of the other candidates The election was orderly In most respects re-spects The vote was very heavy and the count was somewhat delayed but practically all tIle returns are in at midnight mid-night RESULT AT CINCrnNATI Republicans Carried the JJity By a Majority of 7000 Cincinnati April 3Weather conditions condi-tions were favorable for 3 full vote rut the city nUll clpal election yet only 44500 votes were cast There were only three officials to be electedjudge of tile superior court and two members of the board or city affairs The official offi-cial result is ns follows Rufus B Smith Republican judge of superIor court 3D42 JUdge Smith hM no opposition on the Democratic ticket The official vote on members of the board of city affairs was William IcAlister Republican 25641 Albert Fischer Republican 262i8 H J Eneklng Democrat 18778 J C Sherlock Sher-lOCk Democrat 19273 Average RepUblican Re-pUblican majority 6976 I A vote was taken on authorizing the I I city to purchase he zoological gardens for a pork It resulted For purchase 0180 against 11320 The two other tickets In the field polled almost nothing COLUMBUS GOES REPuBLICAN President of the National Municipal League Snowed Under Columbus 0 AprIl 3Samuel Black Democrat mayor of Columbus was defeated de-feated by Samuel J Swartz Republican Republi-can formerly pollee judge by a decisive majority Mayor Black Is president of the League of American Municipalities and this fact was used as an argument In support of his candidacy by the party par-ty managers The election was fought on strictly party lines however and was one of the most bitterly contested In the history of the < City the total vote cast 27264 being heavier than at the gubernatorial election last fall Judge Swartz is the first Republican elected mayor of the city in twelve years The I city Is normallY Republican by about 1000 though It has given majorities or upwards of 3000 Heretofore local issues is-sues and factIonal fights have operated against the Republicans but united ac tloll was secured today by an agreement agree-ment which gave Judge Nash who Is candidate for the Republican nomina Continued on Page 2 OfMOCRATS GAI IN MICHIAN Contnued fr page 1 ton for governor the solid delegation from Franklin conuty in the coming state convention V the vote a follows Swatz Rep 14151 plurality Black 1393 Dem 1758 Swats V hExe were three minority party candidates can-dIdates but they pole an insigifcat vote All other candidates on the Re pubhican it ticket were elected |