Show Hoovers Hoover's s Election Pleases Pleases' Co Coolidge lidge Executive Keeps Eye o on Mass Pass Vote WA WASHINGTON Nov No Nol 7 l' AP AP- AP Expressing ing great satisfaction to his associates In the tho White Whito House re regarding regarding re- re garding s the Outcome of or yesterdays yesterday's election President Coolidge was up IP IPe early e ly today inquiring as to latest returns throughout the country Special Interest was displayed by bythe bythe bytho the tho chief executive regarding the tho outcome in Massachusetts All new reports regarding the situation were brought to him hint immediately throughout the morning Although Mr Coolidge took no step early today to congratulate Herbert Hoover upon Ms IrIs victory at atthe atthe the tho polls it was considered likely at the White House that such a a. message would be sent late in tho the day It was known that the president president president I dent found great neat satisfaction in looking coking back upon the message I which he sent Mr Ir Hoover following tho latter's speech in St St. Louis In that message Mr Dir Coolidge predicted predicted predict predict- ed the Republican nominees nominee's elec elec- tion President Coolidge retired last night before Governor Go Smith conceded conceded conceded con con- ceded his defeat but after It seemed the outcome of or the tire election was tain The Thc radio in Mr Coolidge's private vate tate library on the second floor of the White House was turned on as soon as he returned early in the tho evening evenin from Northampton Mass 1 where he had voted earlier In the day |