The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-03

Hughes republican and temperance /
candidate cor mayor. IS elected by a I
safe majority The womens vote viii
elect the entire republican ticket
EINGMAN. KAN. April 2.-rhe
republicans won in the city election
here today Simon Laist Ieing elect
ede mayor.
HARPER. KAN. APRIL 2-rhe
element elected its en-
tire ticket here today BY large ma
jority.
CONCORDIA, KAN, APRIL 2.-The
anti-temperance element defeated the
republican ticket today By a majority
of 300. II ]. Messall was elected for
mayor.
GIRARD. KAN. APRIL 2-Tha repub-
lican city ticket was elected py 2oo ma
jority.
LARNED. KAN, APRIL 1.-The nom
partisan peoples ticket was elected here
today which means victory for the
tcmperaeau element.
AICHsON. KAN. APRIL e-J W.
Orr democrat was elected mayor today
! by 500 majority. The republicans elected
most Of the members Of the council.
NEWTON. KAN. APRIL 2-The re-
publican ticket was elected by over l0o
ma lority with very heavy contest
GARNET. KAN, APRIL 2-The repub-
licans elected their ticket here by good
moorites.
LAWRENCE. KAN. APRIL 2--The re-
publican ticket WAS elected here by a
majority Of TO J. The prohibition ucl1t
et which was placed in the geld under
the name OF a business ticket did not
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| EMPORIA. KAN. APRIL 2.-The re-
publican ticket, which was supported by
the prohibition element won today
handsome majority.
LEAVENWORTH. KAN. APRIL 2-
one of the most hotly contested spring
election ever held in this city resulted ln
the election of the entire democratic tick
CT by majority Of COO Ryan was elect
ed mayor ana as far az returns receiv-
eu up to 1l.2o. the republicans have no
prospect for single candidate except
members Of the school board, endorsed
by both parties.
TOPEKA, KAN. APRIL 3.-At 1850
this morning Hughes the republican
candidate for mayor. was slightly
ahead Of the democratic candidate
HUTCHINSON. KAN. APRIL o.
Judge Martin. the citizens candidate
for mayor won here today by 500 ma
ioritl. Both leading candidates were
republicans and the battle was.bitterly
fought
WICHITA, KAN, APRIL 3--At 1880
this morning It looks as II Mclean. re-
publican candidate for mayor viii
have majority over both The citizens
candidate and the prohibitions candi-
date. With a few precincts to hear
from his plurality is over 200
MANHATTAN KANS.. April 2~The
law ana order ticket headed by Rev j.
*. Miller, was elected here today
FROST SCOTT kANS. APRIL 1.-The
entire republican ticket was elected in
Fort Scott. II favors Jaw aud order.
ticket.
ARKANSAS CITY KANs.. APRIL g.
The law and order ticket was elected here
today after a hard fight W. J Pollock
was elected mayor by "a majority OF f5
lola, NANs., APRIL 2-The republl-
cans elected their entire ticket here,
KANSAS CITY, APRIL 2.-ln Kansas
City, Kansas. today w II. Craddock,
democrat Is elected mayor by aVJ plurality
and the whole democratic ticket Is edect-
ed except two aldermen and possibly the
city attorney The city went republican
by large malorites last fan and in the
preceding election, and has never befo 'e
given democratic majority.
TOPEKA. KANS., APRIL Sat 3
o'clock this morning the contest for
| mayorality is very close with ten pre-
clncts 20 hear from Parker the demo-
cratic candidate Is 100 votes ahead oi
Hughes. republican The republicans cN-
pect 20 make up for the deficiency in the
other precincts
sT LOUIS. APRIL 2r-Rona Wells, th'
democratic nomiueon for worlds fail
mayor. was elected 20 that office toda'
by n plurality OF about ton Thousand
with him was elected the entire demo
cratic ticket AZ midnight Charles n
Wcnnceker, the republican candidate fol
city collector conceded the defeat of th
entire republican ticket George W
. Parker, the republican oanJ'jate. an0
Lee Merwether, who Is running inde
peudently on the municipal ownership
platform are running a CLOSE race 10
second place,
] st. Louis is normally a republican cit
by about 1900 plurality This ma
been reversed and democratic plural
, ity OF ten thousand rolled up, som
Of the republican leaders claim leader
Of the republican leaders nov
the democrats to make such a stron
, showing al the polls. They claim frnu
anu AAA'NANtA ~ NFtANNfN NttN 'iNN.sf'tft ~
} democrats on the other hand say ina
their candidate was elected honestly am
they don't fear the result OF the con
test.
This election IS of more than loca
Significance, as william J. Bryan, in hl
= paper The Commoncr, and eN-Governn
John r Ai,geld OF Illinois from th
, stump Ia this city, have founght M
election OF Wells because be was gol
candidate OF the public ownership party