Show COUNTRY IS CASTINGS CASTING CASTINO J S ITS R RECORD CORD VOTE I I PEACEfUl ENDor END or Of A BITTER C CAMPAIGN AMP A I C CN N Not a Single ingle Serious Dis- Dis Dis Disturbance Disturbance Is Reported Report Anywhere WEATHER GOOD EXCEPT ON COAST Vote in New YorK Both City and County Very Jf Heavy avy S The Tho three cornered presidential con contest contest test sent to the polls today voters who took an unprecedented interest in the I outcome or of a campaign that has been waged with unusual bitterness Midday Mid Mid- day reports from every quarter indicated india indi a a. nation wide record breaking vote In a addition to th the election lc of ot president dent and vice president and members mem meni hers beTS of congress three thirty spates are voting for governors and thirty six for tor which will win fill vacancies in inthe the he U United d States senate G Generally f favorable weather conditions condi prevailed In certain sections of tho middle west particularly in southern south em ern em DUnois Illinois overcast s skies ties and nd threatened threat threat- cne ened 1 rain augured n not t well for for the polling of ot l heavy c Vy votes but electors notwithstanding continued their ste steady d S march to the polls New Jorl City City is is ca casting tin by far the j hea t vote t in ifs ib history as as s also arc all Ml lf lie fit other th r cities of f that state t L 1 t ln in Ne New y 1 i a f iii iu Im I'm 0 per cent tent oT ol oThe he total vote yote had been ca t before ll 11 o 0 cloe doc t. and th the vote yote throughout U b ut Ohio slow on account of the size of the ballot and mf z r much reported scratching was wit with an unprecedented earnestness earnestness' Polling Places Filled ruled In Chil O the thc early carh hours saw ga gac aw c every ry oiling pJ e e filled with lon long lines of voters wailin wailing to get ct into the booths Vcr cry ery few voters in Imi Chica Chicago o availed of the thc of using th tho ho voting machines which fact was wascO cO d' d to indicate that there was much inch scratching of ballots by members of f all aU political politic l parties In Ju the Pacific coast CO states the earl early t as heavy despite inclement weather in iii Seattle Portland and northern north north- era ern rn California lie contest In Iii was as Interesting despite tr th the fact that the thc to t ate election walt as heki In iii September an ami th the vote oto was Wa heaVy y This also alo alson n WAS wis s true of or Maine where all three o of the leading aI a e making a fight ht to 1 aln the electoral representation No Disturbances Disturbances I Contrary to l expectation Jn Imi view te oC t the fact that party lines have haM hc ii iio so 60 o closet drawn Mi pi helically n no dl sneeR ances wore were reported from any section of the he country Few ai arrests rests for or violations of oC f the election laws welp made malle All An of oC th time the leaders of or the three parties adhered to their previous predictions of 2 for candidates how how- them there themas wa was as In tin th of ot the voters which T would x Indicate indicate indi Indi- Ct cate what hat the tho result lt would be Pre Pic Taft pp pent p nt the morning hours Kt t the borne of ot hi brother Charles P P. Taft Tart In Cincinnati and cul caily in tho aft aft- prepared to ca cast t his ballot The was wal as that he would b bo returned to 10 the white hou house t. t First to Vote Got Goi Woodrow Wilfon il on was nitS th the first of the tho ho three candidates 5 to east cast his vote ote Governor Wilson II on dropped his Ills ballot In a R. booth In an AU engine house In tim Princeton N. N J J. J and Jh as ho hI i emerged rl from the he booth h Ii hI r hud huch jot ot d J the straight Democratic Governor Wilson will hear the ther r turns returns at t hIs Ills homo borne In company vj his family and a A. row few ow friends Colonel Colone cut cat his ballot At nt Oyster Ba Bay In a. a fire truck h Tho The I Pro o EFi pirty nominee for pr president will vill hear the returns return at his hits home on 8 amor hill bill Johnson the tho on th the HIP ticket could couldn n nOt dt t return to California In time line to vo vot vole o itS as s h hr lie nile 1 out Colonel Roosevelt's elt speaking speak speak- k- k ing nc 11 IH In th tiia east ast after Ihn tha llon colonel 1 had bern been shot hot Go Governor Go Johnson on spent pent the day ty in New Nw York City awl and will hear the returns tonight at tho the Plo Progress rc sIv s- s lv Iv v pai t h her Marshall lI Democratic date ato for vice president cn cast t hl his ote vote In IndiAnapolis Ho lie walked to the polls with ith Q a friend The vacancy on the Republican ticket i bv tb tho death of Vice Vic Pres I HH UI not filled 1 and Mr Ir Jr Shermans Sherman's name remained au ou on thu ballot allots Voto Out Early Reports received by hr the national of or tho three c parties showed bowed that bat heavy votes otc were being cast hout tho country Half of the vote ote in in Mas Massachusetts in in tho the cities and i towns owns had been cast f. f J by h. 11 ii 0 o'clock clock while bil Republican state h headquarters in New vow York said their ad were that thirds two of ot the vote ote in jn New York ork had ad tJ been licen cn ra cast rast t IJ by noon The leaders nat nat-l that in in New York there probably i would bo be the thea smallest percentage o of nOll on voters Jn in the hi to y of ot the state TIll Ohio and in fact I cry in the th middle vest wc east alt an I rl heavy Yot vote c with t that t 11 ll r worth records would ho bo broken Much I was roll rJ reported in 8 crill t thousand mud cit citizens who in n the JI pr lost their rj mat tt M t to vote ote in mu Nor No Jersey by br failure to o register reister r. r differ ur as to the hour when the results on the presidential contest t may be he known tODi tonight bt Political leaders lear lead er er ers figuring on landslides sa say the result result re ro rosult sult would be Known bv hy 0 t o'clock while others are inclined to the belief that it will be midnight TAFT MEN ENCOURAGED Sr ST PAUL put Nov O ti f. Ci oUn voting otine in Minnesota cities today gave S early encouragement en- en to Taft raft supporters rB ho expect ex ex- peeL a a. percentage of the urban ballot Lateness of the harvest l is III ex expected expected ex- ex to hold the states state's tes te's t. t to that of inOS The succors success of tho tim Te- Te state lat ticket is hi eon con c ceded Un Unsettled weather over ocr the state tt tc thou though h the tho sun liun broke through tile U clouds In Jn Minneapolis St st. raul a and d Duluth car early in th the for forenoon noOn RECORD POLL INDICATED V NB f W TonK Nov o o. o AU G-AU All records for tor early saily and heavy voting appeared red like likely to tc be brol broken o In New ew York state talo today arid and reports from nearly cr a cry o count county Indicated that polls would be made There wa was generall felt fair I In nil all parts part of th the tha Ita state p. p There Ther were T ro no reports report of disorders while time tho voting otin In many districts vas 3 as Inn triA heaviest in inears years ears Then was Tas trouble In tim tho ballots The keenest Interest L In both IliA national and was nun tl Ob Ob- veil spi-veil d In ill all l and the political leaders In Rochester said paM ti th bat bal lotin th there r indicated that thc full registered regis regis- vote oto would b be bs vat taft l by In the first firL four hours hourn or ir noton not ono one of J police doln doing 1 lection duty In N I W v York City made roade a report of any trouble i I I WOMEN INTERESTED W WHEELING G. vr w. VII Va v No NOV 5 F For the I time in Jn tho the history of VI Virginia I hundreds hU of women pr iod I at t rIH c ursine to support lh th pro pro- am amendment H is dividing l a alt attention wl with th the l ets Player er U are aro heinz h hid ld In nil all sections Political muJa managers it II m the tita pr prediction that the th largest vote ole ever cant cul In the 5 state atc I IP is being roll polled d. d WORKING FOR EQUAL S SUFFRAGE UT EO Not ov 0 Tn 15 Milwaukee And nd other large lame wom women 11 are arc J-IH- J lIon II at t enl oO convenient nt distances for polling stations and a as th tha voters appear a each Mch one is 18 solicited I to vote for tor Ol the sut sut- ut frage frac tm amendment n S VERMONT DOUBTFUL RIVER rn JUNCTION Vt Nov tV 5 Vermont W wan wis R. R r Rard r a MI a doubtful state t to today h because ft of It uncertainty fl ox to lQ the siz size gt the i Uc vote t Th rhO balloting WI much h heavier exI ex ex- ex I d c-d FIG FIGHT lIT FOR QIA PATON in III No Nov No Interest L-Interest In S. S Continued on 1 rage page a c 7 L COUNTRY IS VOTING'S VOTING S 'S Continued from pa page e 1 1 this section of the state sUU centered cantere In the fight for or election re-election of or Congressman Wilam Wl- Wl Wi- Wi ham am B. B McKinley on OPS on of President T Taffs Tafts ft's lam chief lieutenants The contest against McKinley assumed In many places place such proportions a aa M to overshadow even the presidential struggle I BOOTHS KEPT FILLED FIL CHEYENNE CHYENNE no Nov Nov 6 Polls 6 Polls opened nt at 9 o'clock in this ctt city cly and every voting oUn booth was kept fl filled up to 11 it 1 Weather reather for tor tho the state tate as a a whole I Is Ideal Everywhere a 1 record voto Vote Is Js prod predicted BIG VOTE VOT IN I KANSAS TOPEKA Kan Knit Nov 5 It y It Is expected Kansas will poll more moro than than- votes today the wi heaviest pol vote in her history At t 1030 today toda the Kansas Kansa skies were still overcast with clouds but the vote ote In town and county Is very heavy ii in Topeka a record breaking vote is expected Reports Re Re- I ports on the eight congressional districts indicate heavy voting The Democrats claim caim to be holding holIng their party strength DRIZZLING AT LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE 1 Ky Nov Wester Western Kentucky's ear early voters went to tho the polls In a drizzle of rain I LIGHT IN I TEXAS AUSTIN USTIN Tex Tea Nov 5 With With the usual usua Democratic majorities regarded as certain tain tairi tIn only a R light vote rota ote is I being polled pOled in Texas Texal S CONCEDED TO DEMO DEMOCRATS LITTLE ROCK Ark Nov 5 EarlY 5 Early indications were th that t the vote vot in Arkansas Arkanas Arkan Arkan- sas as will wil be unusually unusual light The election electon ot of tho the Democratic ticket Is conceded concede LOUISINA LOUISIANA NOT IN I DOUBT DUT NEW ORLEANS Nov 5 Louisiana's usual Democratic majority Is being being given Rivon toda today in tho the national election electon to Governor Gov Go- Wilson Wilson- Both Progressives and Republicans Re vote publicans are aro claiming the next largest larget LIVELY LILY IN I OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA IA CITY Okla Olda Nov 5 FaIr Fair Fairweather weather veather r prevails and a a large vote Is 13 being polled Democratic leaders headers leaden declare the election electon of ot Wilson electors is Is' Is Isa a as s- s ALL ONE WAY AL ON JACKSON JACISON Miss lIss Nov 5 Democratic leaders estimate that not more than votes will wi be cast in Mississippi today and that the Democratic vot vote will willbe willbe willbo be bo in excess of C COUNT WILL BE NASHVILLE Tenn Nov 5 Early Earl Early re reports reports reports re- re ports from Crom Tennessee points indicate a heay heavy vote Tickets aro o long and the count will w be tedious RECORD RICORD VOTE EXPECTED n. 1 NEW w YORK TORK Nov 6 A A record vote Is expected in New York City and anti state today Weather c clear ear and cool throughout through through- out the state tate The Tho total registration in hi this city is over o and a vote of or well over is Js predicted A vote of about 1 is expected in tho the state outside of ot New York Tork City The rhe vote four years cars ago in tn the city and state was INDIAN SUMMER MILDNESS NEW HA HAVEN VE- VE Conn Nov D. D In In weather wea wea- ther titer of ot Indian summer mildness the voters of or this state went to the polls toda today The early hours saw very heavy ng Two o Two Socialist candidates for Cor the legislature legis legle- lature were ere arrested at nt Bristol charged with violating the corrupt practices act which forbids distribution of certain literature at polling places ACTIVE IN ALABAMA MONTGOMERY Ala No Nov 5 WhIle While Alabama was WM conceded to tolson Wilson lson it Jt AP up- A n heavy vote otc would would-be be 1 polled to- to to d day y I I I t I BITTER STATE FIGHT CHARLOTTE N. N C. C Nov 5 A A heavy vote Is being polled throughout North Carolina go o hitter Is the fight In the three cornered primary Taco race for United States Stats senator that little attention Is being paid to tho the national ticket VOTING WITH RUSH WILMINGTON l. GrO Del Nov Nor o B. B VotIng G. Voting began belan with a R rush at o'clock this morning The polls will close at 6 o'clock but because of or a complicated ballot the count will 11 b be he slow The larj largest t vote ote ever over polled d In tho tIle state Is expected ted The weather Is clear VOTE A iCORD RECORD BREAKER D DETROIT Mich- Mich Nov No C. C Reports G-Reports Reports front from throughout Michigan indicate that thata a record breaking vote was wn being cast everywhere even The flie polls will remain open in the city until 8 S In iii the ey ev evening ning for tor the benefit of tho the labor vote CLEAR IN ARIZONA TUCSON Ariz Nov No 5 Clear Clear weather 1 brou brought ht out a I large rge early carl vote today in cities l and country districts A J full voto vote is II expected MISSOURI MISSOURI SHOwERY SHOWERY ST. ST LOUIS No Nov 5 Rain Rain began falling fall fall- inn ing In Iii at 9 1 o'clock one and intermittent intermit Intermit- tent showers ls were forecasted for tor the en entire en en- tire tiie da day Because of or the single tax constitutional con constitutional amendment tho rural voto vote was large IDAHO VOTING SLOW BOISE Ida Nov o 5 Yot Voters NI hastened to tho tue poUr polls this morning to escape threat threat- rain Tho The weather Is Is' cloudy hut but mild Balloting is slow f Writing In the names nae of Roosevelt t doe elec lectors tors delays the polling The rite polls close at 7 o'clock and returns from the th interior will Ill bo be la late t e. e VOTERS OUT OUT EARLY NEWARK EY ARK N. N J. J J. J Nov ov E. E Voters Voters Were Were- wa waiting It hu in iii line for fOI polling places to open III In ninny many towns and cities i tillS this mornIng morning morn- morn Ing lag and reports from the tho state indicated an unusually heavy early vote ote BIG VOTE IN MAINE PORTLAND Me Nov 5 With With fa favorable a- a w weather con conditIons condition Maine was expected to c cast st tt Its greatest vote V In a presidential year rear Electors only were to tobe be voted upon FIVE FOR it GOVERNOR CONCORD N N. N 11 TI Nov No 5 A A cor five gubernatorial contest pronounced interest in th the presidential campaign and perfect w weather WA a tt combination which promised pd a 3 vote above p normal in New Hampshire tda today VERMONT VOTE LIGHT JO ClIn Vt Nov NO 5 A A A small sinai o vote o wa was walt the prospect in lii Vermont when the polls opened to today loday despite flue fino rca weather er erS S LITTLE RHODY AWAKE i I. I R. R I. I I- I Nov 0 q E Party It managers expected the Die vigorous n light ht t that ha t has been wa d would b b toda today in HM alt unu unusually pally Inn large vote tote BUSY 0 O. Nov o 5 Ear Early Early r reports ports to today to- to day especially In the thc working m n pre pre- were that till t a heavy vote ote wa was being ca t with much scratching GEORGIA GIORGIA FOR WILSON ATLANTA Ga fo Nov O 5 Fair weather today Is in c. c expected to bring bring- out a lull vote The Tile state t te Is hi coq conceded eded to Vilson YO VOTING piG RAPIDLY BALTIMORE Nov P. P The Tha Tho rapid rapidity It with which the ballots were being cast here this morning indicated a heavy |