Show EVEN STATES STAllS ARE IE HOLDING ELECTIONS 11 New Jersey and nd Virginia Are Choosing Governors and the Other Various State tate Officers I Four Are Electing cers Many Hot Municipal Battles On Seven states hold elections today Three Three-Massa- Massa- Massa assa- assa New Now Jersey and Virginia choose governors aryland ryland elects a United States senator and state comp comp- Her j Pennsylvania two superior court judges Kentucky Ken Ken- icky tucky two circuit judges and legislature New York nine preme preme court justices chief judge of the court of ap- ap eals 3 associate judge assembly and two state senators few ew ew Jersey also elects a legislature Congressmen are to be elected in four districts the rd rd Massachusetts thirteenth and twentieth N New ew York and third Maryland Many Mans cities choose new officers notably New York Philadelphia and Cincinnati NEW YORK Nov NoT 4 The The registered voters in Greater Newark Nework New fork ark numbering began gradually at 6 o'clock this morning morn morn- ing g visits to their respective polling places to decide for them- them elves hes the mayoralty issue and tho the merits of hundreds of other seekers including candidates for the state assembly and the ity board of aldermen The weather r was unsettled d and it was probable before the i losing sing of the polls at 5 0 o'clock clock rain rain would fall but interest in inthe the the- campaign lie was believed belie to h ve been aroused to such a pitch yat hat the weather r was not regarded regard d as aa likely lil to prove a factor in in inthe the Contest Tammany hn and anti Tammany leaders expected a record per per- per per-I of the re registered voters to make use of the franchise fc Extraordinary precautions were ken kea to prevent pro illegal voting oUng and andy y jr intimidation of oC voters oters at tho the polls flee o Commissioner Waldo before day day davv dayak ak iU k bad r er d capt captain n g th 6 city trans ng td to some some- m other otner precinct t with n in in- to Ita stay at his ne new post t until ocl o'clock k on on Wednesday r rIt It k I. the fir tir rt t time since tho consolidation New York of tho into greater bat the a u as t well as 88 patrolmen 1 aye ve been subjected l to such orders order on onion ion day clay ay Strong Arm Ann Bleu Nou on Lookout 8 Several hUD hundred red detectives ti es and plain men were to run ron down person att attempting to vote vot illegally and pj strong arm meu 11 were on the thc look look- I out HIt for guerrillas who according to tot t the leaders of the fusion campaign hi boon been employed in some quarters to intimidate voters I The more morel prominent candidates for mayor are aro Edward K E McCall the Tarn Tarn- nominee and John Purroy Mitch Mitch- elf eI the young man named by the fu- fu Zionists although the Independence i league and the Socialists are arc also in in inthe the ibe race rate Republican Progressive c and Independent Democrats are aro represented I Imong the tho who have made their beir main issue ime the defeat of or Tarn Tarn- laDi Both Are Confident The claims of the leaders not at the tho eleventh hour hout Ther final words word were We IT Ve We will win WiD by a tremendous pin plu- rant It It will be a veritable landslide against Rai t Murphy and his ticket V John Y-John John Purroy L I I am confident of my mT election 1 I have 8 le f never r bad the doubt as asto asto asto to the result even e when tho the newspapers newspapers' pers' pers attacks against me mc w were re mo most bitter Edward F F. McCall F This Thin is going roiD to be a landslide for fori i oar ua ticket We will elect every on it Sit with McCall at the i bad fIad with a plurality of more than tl Charlca Charles P. P Murphy urphy y Althon h few low arrests were reported luring the forenoon there were disturbances dis at polling places in iu various parts of the city owing to the jog of ot many voters In the second as as- d district tf whore where there if Is a hot contest between Alfred E E. Smith prest pres pres- nt Democratic speaker of the assem- assem m- m t bl and the fusion fUlon candidate Morris Morria Cohen ohen adherents of both were bom born with de decayed decay a l l e and n vegetable t ble 1 when hen they they- arn red at the polling Clement nt l Driscoll president of the h Vo Voters Voters' league e in interceding for a I challenged nd voter oter wa was set upon by t gangsters aD but the police re reserves Cr res res- d him I rAnt FAIR IN INDIANA VOTE REA HEAVY VY IN INDIANAPOLIS r- r ft POr Jn IM l. l Nov 0 4 I. Elec lion tion day in Indiana opened clear Every dt city It- It an Incorporated d town In the state Is for tor municipal officers i Fan Parl voting In I Indianapolis wa was ar at a I ier r than usual The four tour main candidates t Lar r mayor a lier herl ar are Jos Joseph Ph E E E- EBell Bell Dem Dem- crat t ChUle CharIei A. A Republican Continued on page 3 3 I SEVEN STATES ARE HOLDIN FI Continued from page 1 Dr W. W H. H Johnson Progressive and Dr C. C S. S Wood Th The Tho ng slight slight- Iy ly favored the election of ot Bell |