The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-10
KANSAS RETURNS.
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gress, 1000: Peck, state senator, 1000;
Policy, representative, s75. The en-
tire Republican county ticket is elect
1 ed by pluralities of from 215 to 1,24O.
Dillon, district judge, plurality, 575;
plurality in district over Alexander,
1850.
Chase.
Cottonwood Falls, Kan, Nov. 10
| Roosevelt has probably carried Chase
county by $50 plurality, a gain of 500
over four years ago. Hoch, for COVER
nor, has 500. gain of 800 over two
| years ago. Kelly ran about $50 behind
Hoch. J. MI. Miller. for congress, has
about 500 plurality. Hamme, for
state SENATOR and Nickel. for district
| judge, have large majorities The en-
tire Republican county ticket has been
elected.
Edwards
kinsley, Kan, Nov. 10.-Roose-
velt's plurality in Edwards county is
1about $50; Hoch, 100; Murdoch. for
representative, county clerk, clerk Of
the district court, sheriff, surveyor and
| coroner. The Democrats elect register
| of deeds, probate judge, treasurer and
! county school superintendent. The
| county shows small Republican gain
over 1900.
Jefferson.
| Oskaloosa, Kan. Nov. 1o.-Unoffi-
cial returns indicate Roosevelt carried
Jefferson county by 1900. Hoch's
| plurality will be about 200, and Curtis
will get the county by 500 Kelly will
probably lose the county by rs. Mar
shall Gephardt, Democratic candidate
for judge in the Thirty-sixth district
received a majority of $50. Both Re
publican representatives and the sena-
tor are saved by good majorities. The
entire Republican county ticket is
telected with the exception of clerk of
M ron mis-
Ottawa.
| Minneapolis, Kan. Nov. 10.-Com-
plete returns show that Roosevelt car
ried Ottawa county by 1,191, Hoch by
SIG, Kelly 1922; Calderhead for con-
gress by 756; Quincy for state senator
by 1872; John L. White for representa-
tive by 756 and the entire county tick
ct from 400 majority for sheriff to 500
for treasurer.
Phillips.
Phillipsburg. Kan. Nov. IT,
Roosevelt carried Phillips county by
700 majority, Hoch by 500, Reeder by
about 200. The Democratic candidate.
G. H. Tannahill. was elected to the
legislature by majority of IS. Eight
of the Democratic candidates for
county offices were elected by MAORI
ties from IL to 500.
Norton.
Norton, Kan. Nov. 10.-The entire
Republican ticket of Norton county
from 100 to 500 on. county offices.
Roosevelt carried the county by about
700. The state ticket received about
400 majority, but Kelly ran behind his
ticket nearly 100 votes A hard fight
was made upon, c. D. Jones (Rep.l for
representative, but he has a safe ma
jority of 100 or more. The big vote
cast for w. B. Haskell. Republican
district, indicates that he will be elect
ed H. o. Caster. Democratic candi-
date for congress in the Sixth district,
against Reeder (Rep.J, ran consider
ably ahead of his ticket
DoIan's Home.
Washington, Kan, Nov. 10.-Wash-
ington county will probably give
Roosevelt 1000 plurality, a gain of
1,300 over four years ago. Hoch has
carried the county for governor by
behind Hoch. This is Dolan's home
county, Republicans have elected the
state senator, state representative, dis !
trict judge and all the county officers
except sheriff and commissioner. The !
Democrats gained commissioner, but
lost the district judge
Kearney.
Lakin, Kan, Nov. 1O.-The COM
plete returns of Kearny county give |
Republican electors 80 majority, and |
same majorities were given for con-
gresham and state senator. Kelly |
lost the county by small vote. The |
complete Republican county ticket /
was elected by majorities ranging
from IA to 100.
MCPHERSON.
Mcpherson, Kan, Nov. 10. - The
complete returns from Mcpherson
ticket, national. state and county,
good majorities. with the exception of
P. J. Gale, for district Judge, who
carried the county by only S5 votes.
Do 1<Nr-f% nft
1000, Hoch for governor 1900, and
the other state officers like MAORI
ties except T. T. Kelly, who has 500.
John F. Hughes for state senator and
Charles Landers for representative
were elected. ga
Castor Carries Decatur.
Oberlin, Kan, Nov. 10.-Incomplete
returns from Decatur county indicate l.
a Republican landslide. Latest re-
turns give Roosevelt 422, Parker $50;
Hoch AT. Dale 1928; Reeder (Rep),
for congress, 269; Castor (Dem.), BAL;
Buschow (Rep.). state senate. 259;
Schuyler (Dem), 25S; Wilson lRep.).
for legislature, 68S; Brewer (Dem.),
4S9. This county has completely
changed since 1892. Populists and
Democrats carried the county with
monotonous regularity, but the pres
ent returns indicate that every Repub-
lican county officer is elected.
Seward.
Liberal, Kan, Nov. 10. - Seward
county polled the largest vote since it
lost its representative six years ago.
The majorities range follows:
Roosevelt SO. Hoch 70, Murdoch 81
and F. Dumont Smith so. Democrats
elected three county officers
Ness.
Ness City, Kan, Nov. 10.-The Re-
pUblicans of Ness county won a
sweeping victory and elected every
county office except county superin>
tendent- ranging from 40 to 800. The
returns indicate a big gain over two
years ago. HammerSlee, the Repub-
lican nominee for representative, was
elected by plurality of LAT as against
a Republican plurality for that Office