The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-11-14

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Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. S.--[Special.l
The Republican state ticket was elect
ed in Wisconsin Tuesday by about no.
900 plurality. All of the state officers
elected with exception of Mr.. La Fol
iette are now serving their first term
under Gov. Scofeld. The result in the
state became apparent very early last
evening, in fact long before the figures
for Milwaukee city and county began to
come in.
Today Gen. Bryant. chairman of the
Republican state central committee,
raised his estimate of the plurality Of the
Republican party Iii Wisconsin at the
recent election He added 1000 to his
figures OF yesterday, making the plurali-
ty 100000 The first estimate was
based upon hasty returns wired from the
various towns and wards and there We're
SO many of these kilograms that before
a fifth of them had come in the account
ants abandoned their work, as they had
found by comparisons that the Republic
ans had carried the state by 100000 OF
considerably over. Since then Gen. Bry
ant has been receiving the returns from
county chairmen and it is from their fig
ures that he believes the plurality to be
10000.
All but Five Counties.
The only counties in the state carried
by the Democrats were Calumet, Dodge,
Jefferson, Manitowoc and OZaukee. Gen.
Bryant wired to Mr.. La Toilette in Madi-
son from time to time that he was keep
ing up with Mckinley. In most cases
the returns showed that the Republican
nominees for Congress were running
about the same as the nominees for Pres
ident and governor, except in the Second
and Fourth districts where DAZZLE and
Often ran somewhat behind the ticket
congressman are approximately as fol-
lows:
First District-H. A. Cooper. 49,. II 600
Second District Herman Dahle. 2,OCO
Fourth District-.Theo. Often. ....... $500
Sixth District. II; Davidson. 49,. 1000
Eighth District-Edward S. Minor. $500
Ninth DiStrict-WebSter r.. Brown. 1880
Tenth District-John ]. Jenkins. -. 1000
Gen. Bryant chairman of the Repub-
iican state central committee, said this
forenoon thae the Republicans had car
p pied Wisconsin by from 100000 to 1885,
900 plurality.
O. ?. Clinton. Republican county chair
man in Waukesha county, telephoned to
the state central committee TODAY claim
ing, that the largest Republican gains
had been mace in that county. He says
the gain is SO 1-3 per cent
Secretary Host says the Republican
state central committee will finish its
business and close up the Headquarters
iii the Hotel Pfster at the end of this
week
Milwaukee County.
The city ana county of Milwaukee did
it's share in the great Republican land
slide Of yesterday. The entire Republic
an county ticket was elected the three
states senators were elected, ten assem-
hlymen were elected by the Republicans.
Congressman Often was elected in the
Fourth district and those portions of Mil
waukee county IN the Fifth district CON
tributed their share towards the re-elec-
ton of Congressman Samuel S. Barney
over Charles Ell. Weisse. The Republic
an county ticket went in by nearly 5000
votes, with the exception of Theodore
Tillmer, the nominee for sheriff, upon
whom a special fight was made with the
result that he ran behind the ticket, but
was elected by about 300O
Assemblymen Elected.
The ten assemblymen elected in Mil
waukee county and their pluralities are
as follows:
First Disrrict-*Francis B. Keene A.
Third District. A. Miner. 40.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures linn, $40.
Eighth District Herman Thiessenhusen,
Tenth Distlict-George Rank. sos.
Eleventh Distlict-Herman Pomrenning,
.oS7
Twelfth District-Charles Barker 1874.
Thirteenth District-*Henry j. SOltwedel,
1872
Fifteenth District-John E. Norton, $50.
: (D-Present member of assembly.
The Democrats elected five assembly
~ I'll Il.
Second Observation-Disclosures A McCabe 35S.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures Esau, 80
Sixth District-*Francis Eline, III.
Ninth District-John c. Karel SO.
Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures Gavin 1142
s*)-Present member of assembly.
Republican PluraIities.
The pluraiities of the three senators
who were reelected are as follows:
Fourth District-J Herbert Green 1916.
Sixth District-Wiliam III. Devos 1919.
Eighth District-Julus e. Roehr, 1858.
The Milwaukee county vote for COVER
nor was:
La Toilette Observation-Disclosures. 81, 156
Plurality for La Toilette. .......... SAB
The Republican pluraiities in Miwau-
kee county are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures, 1916
GOyernor-La Toilette S443.
Congressman Fourth District-Otjen, 1898.
Congressman Fifth Dstrict-Barney, 1913
County Clerk-Hare SO96.
County Treasurer-SchuItz, S206
Sheriff-Zimer, 1929
CCrOner-Van Lare, S4lS
Clerk of Court-Ringenoldus. 1882.
District Attorney-Bennett, 10.011.
Register of Deeds-Pierce, S401.
Surveyor-Kirchman SO64.
A comparison of the vote for President
an Milwaukee county is as follows:
Mckinney 81 49,
Bryan %, 466
DeDS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ADDS
Plurality for Mckinley. .......... S.916
The vote for congressman in the Fourth
district was:
Often. Peck.
Rep. Dem.
1tCy vote. ZZ,ofU ZU)f.I
Town vote. 2,O43 1,342
Total. ................ 24,5S3 21,6S5
Plurality for Often. 1898.
The Milwaukee county portion of the