The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-05

Satvely. Republican. defeats Giants by
ZOO In the Thirty-fifth representative
district Laubach, Republican. wins by
100 also dryden in the Thirty sixth
district, by about the same majority.
The Democrats elect the county attor-
ney by upwards of 200 They also
claim sheriff and county clerk by and
Fl respectively. Mrs. Kirby, Democrat.
is defeated for reelection as county
superintendent, by Miss Williams by
about $50. Democrats elect county
| commissioner in-s the Second district,
and the Republicans win in the Third
| district.
Seward County.
| Liberal, Kan. Nov. 5.-Six precincts
AIS; Stubs. 4s6: .Botkin, All: Jackson.
Sol: Freerks, 312;F state senator, Glenn,
Republican. 486; Sweeney, Democrat.
47s; representative McNair, Republi-
can, 1877; Adams, Democrat, 1913; con-.
gress. Seventh district, Madison. SOL;
Hale, Democrat 312.
| Haskell County.
Santa Fe, Kan, Nov. 5.-All precincts
In Haskell give Taft, 172; Bryan, 1S9;
Stubs. 179; Botkin, 1874; Jackson, 178;
F'reerks. 135; state senator Glenn. 1885,
sweeney, 1856; representative. Isely, III;
enth district Madison, IT'S; Hale. 1877.
Republicans elect clerk of district
court. county clerk, county attorney,
coroner and surveyor; Democrats get
county treasurer, county superfntend-
ent. probate judge, sheriff, register of
DEEDS and two commissioners.
Sumner County.
/ Wellington, Kan. Nov. 5.-Sumner
county gives the following Republican
pluralities: Taft ASP; Stubs 404;
murdoch 566; Hunter. state senator,
g; Phillips. representative. 141; Har-
county clerk. 26S. The Democrats
elect zook. commissioner, by % and
lMassengill, commissioner, by 1853.
| Brown County.
! Hiawatha, Kan, Nov. 5.-Unofficial
returns from every precinct in Brown
Taft 2.775; Bryan 2,04s; Stubs g.
1881; Botkin 2,031;- Anthony 2,795;
Pearl 2,003; Attorney General Jack
son ran with his ticket. State Senator
Brewster, Republican. 2,762; Dolley,
Democrat. 2,o36. Brewster also car
ried Doniphan county and is elected.
Representatives. Forty first district.
Ryan, Republican. 1886: Berger,
democrat, 1874; Forty-second district,
Lambertson. Republican, 1.4ss: Nc
Crery, Democrat, 1,249. Although
this is the home of the Democratic
candidate for congress. F. M. Pearl,
the county was carried by Congress
man Anthony by SO votes more than
!
ticket. The Republicans lost the COM
missioner in the Second district. but
elected the rest of the county ticket.
Miami County.
| Paola, Kan, Nov. 5.-Republicans
carry this county by about 800 for ma
, tionaI ticket, Merrill. (Rep.) for rep
resentative, is elected by about thirty
!, votes. Hodges, (Dem.) for state SEN
ator, carries the county by 200 or bet
ter. Republicans elected about half
of the county ticket
Logan County.
Oakley, Nov. Sc. j. Guilbert
(Rep.), representative in Logan coun-
ty, wins by 75 majority State and
; national tickets are Republican by
; Barton County.
Great Bend. Kan, Nov. 5,-Fifteen
, precincts out of twenty-eightf give TAFT
, 974, Bryan S17. Thirteen precincts give
Stubs, Republican, 91s, BOtkin, Demo-
icrat. 731. The senator vote in sixteen
precincts gives Chapman, Republican,
f.031, Ross, Democrat, S42. The repre-
; sentative vote In oeighteen precincts
Dawson 1,160, Feeder Democrat, .eS4sil
Dickinson County.
: Abilene. Kan. Nov. 5.-Complete re-
, turns from Dickinson county, except
one precinct: Taft $780, Bryan 1,947
Stubbs 1920. Botkin 1870. Case, Re-
publican, elected representative. Az
Clay-Dickinson district.
Kearney County.
I.akin Nov 5.-Returns from ten OF
/ eleven precincts in Kearney county
give Taft a plurality of 125; Stubs
113. with rest of state ticket about the
/; same. Madison, for congress, has "
! plurality; Glenn, for state senator, 122
On the county ticket, Democrats elec'
county attorney, sheriff, surveyor, clerl
| of court and one commissioner. Re
e publicans elect rest except one judge
: who is yet in doubt. Bond issue fol-
!, Colorado-Kansas company carried b,
e 400. IT,
Ford County. -.
Dodge City Nov. 5.-Taft carried
| Ford county by a majority of between
> 100 and 200 Stubs will carry count!
by about $50; Fitzgerald, 200; E. H
Madison, 300. Sheriff, register of deed
d and clerk of court are Democratic
, Representative Incl, democrat win
:, by small majority. Rest of count.
: ticket Republican by small majority.
= Nemaha County.
Seneca. Nov. 5.-Almost complet
: returns from Nemaha county give tn
). Stubs. 200; Meeks, (Dem.l: TO
representative, 101: Campbell, (Rep
Il probate judge. f2o; Harold, OPEN I,
: sheriff, $50; Erwin. (Repo. distric
! clerk, Kicker, '(Rep), county treas
: urer, Mathews, (Rep), county sur
). veyor. no opposition. Randel, tRep-]
II county clerk 225: Poland, (Rep.
county superintendent, 800; Taylor
(Dem.), register of deeds. 1874; Eager
l. berger, state senator, 200.
s, Lyon County.
!, Emporia Nov. 5.-The Republican
}; carried the county with the exceptio
/; of superintendent sheriff, probat
Judge and two commissioners. tn
majorities of Taft and Stubs wer
- | about 800 each. The county tickle
:, | was smaller.
"a Cowley County.
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