The Globe-republican., 1907-04-04
ECHOES F ELECTIONS

| publican candidate, was elected
mayor OF the city today, having a
plurality OF 1921 votes over Mayor
Edward f. Dunno.
Guthrie, Okla, April 3. - More
complete returns here give the re-
publicans the entire ticket. Re-
turns from points In Oklahoma are
coming in slowlys Indications are
democrats elected Sc.lss and Post
and the entire ticket at Oklahoma
City. Al bitter fight was made on j..
H. Johnson, republican nominee for
mayor, ana John Hubatka, chief Of
police. The republicans claim the
city council.
Tulsa elected the republican
ticket by large majority
The republicans won at Perry.
At Edmond the republicans won,
though the democrats elected the
mayor, j. l.. Robinson. IN
Enid. Okla. April 8. - The result
Of the city election held today was
a victory for the republicans. Art
Stephenson, republican, was elected
by 1go majority. Four out Of six
counciimen are republicans.
Ponca City, Okla. April 3.
Greater Ponca City ticket, COM
posed Of republicans and demo-
Gratis, won with the exception OF
assessor. james Hutchinson is
mayor. The proposition for $4,000
sewer bonds and sl2,5O0 water
works extension carried.
ChIckasha, /. T., April g. - Com,
plete returns from the city Of
Chickasha shaw that the republican
candidate for mayor won by ma
jority Of 1C4 votes. The republi.
cans elected the chief Of police by
majority Of g. The remainder of
the democratic ticket was elected.
The campaign was fought on local
Issues.
Returns from Oklahoma and In
dian Territory Indicate gains for
the republicans. The republican
tickets were successful in Shawnee,
Kingfsher, Tulsa, |. t., and Okmul-
gee, /. IT,, while Lawton, Hobart and
Norman returned reduced demo-
cratic majorities. In many towns
sentiment toward the constitution
was merged with local issues W
Kansas City. Mo-, April 2.-D. E.
Cornell, republican, was elected
mayor Of Kansas City, Kansas, to.
day over w. w. Rose, democrat, and
John Grain, socialist, by a plurality
Of 1000 in total vote Of $4,000.
Topeka, Kan, April 2. = William
Green, republican, was elected
mayor OF Topeka today by plural
ity Of about 1900. The entire re-
publican ticket, with the exception
of one member Of the city council.
was elected. The election was quiet
and the vote extremely light.
Milwaukee, Wis, April 2. - JUS
tice r. D. Marshall, republican. APP
pears to be reelected to the SUI,
preme court over Henry Scudder, OF
Marinette. The returns are close
Boise. Idaho, April 2.--At the city
election here today the republicans
elected the mayor, treasurer and all
the councilmen.
Omaha, Neb., April 2. - The city
elections were held In all the cities
and towns of Nebraska and except
Omaha, south of Lincoln. Probably
threefourths Of the towns ignored
party politics. voting only on the
question Of licensing saloons. Party
lines were drawn in few cases. In
only a few towns were the existing
conditions changed.
Denver, Colo, April 2. = All the
cities and towns Of Colorado except
ing Denver held municipal elections
today. Local issues were fought
out pSiRcipally and In number of
towns but one ticket was In the
field. The question of licensing sa-
looms was voted upon in several
towns, the most conspicuous victory
for the anti-salcon element being at
Boulder. The wiping out of the
liquor traffic in that city places the
whole of the northern Colorado
agricultural district under dry rule.
"A notable partisan victory was at
Cripple Creek, where the democrats
reclaimed control OF the city's affairs
after six years Of continuous repub-
lican rule. In Leadville and Pueblo
the democrats were victorious, the
latter by small margin, and In
Colorado Springs the straight re-
publican ticket won out. In the
mountain towns where liquor sell
ing was before the voters, the sa-
loon element carried the day.
During celebration in his honor
at Central City tonight, James A.
Gilmour, democrat, who was elected
mayor today, dropped dead from an
attack of apoplexy.
Wichita, Kan, April 3.--Dr. Wal
ter M. Minick the republican candi.