The Dickinson press., 1908-11-07
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national vote. u the county TAFT had
~ votes and BRYAN 496. an incTease
lot TAFT over Johnson and q decrease
oyer Burke tor BRYAN
The senatorial question in Stark
county wa in favor Of N. N. johnson.
showing the result Of an organized
antl-Marshal move made on the Y Of
election. However. the state showed q
partially for Marshall.
A comparison Of the votes and percent
g OF two years ago reveals the fact
3 Governor Burke lost considerably in
Dickinson and several other precincts
in the, county. .s'Ss 9 ~ 1,g
u 19O6. burke received::50. votes in the
first ward 70 Sarles S and Dow 3. max
ing 2urke's percentage ~ per cent of the
vote. This year Burke's vote was only
34.pe cent OF tne whole or IS out Of ZIG
votes cast. In ward two Burke's per-
centage two years ago was so per cent
OF A votes out OF 81. while this year he
q Il votes to johnson 6t. or a per-
centaee OF 50. In wardsthree ne had IN
1870. e votes to Sarles' IS. or 81 per
cent OF all votes cast. In this ward this
year ne eaineds2 per cent of the vote
cast, securing SO out Of a total 113. In
the fourth ward Burke received in 1906,
10 votes out Of a total AZ. q percentage
OF IS. This year he had 20 votes to
johns 50 or SO per cent Of the total
votes cast
At Gladstone in 1906. }Sarles received
g and Burke..21; Of a percentage of "A
Tor the latter. Burke received 80 votes
to johnson 80 this year or % per cent
OF the whole, a gain over two years ago.
At Taylor Burke received in 1906 IS out
Of 60 or Just Is per cent Of the total.
This year the same town gave johnson
70 and Burke Is or rs per cent, of the
total, q gain OF one per cent. In Richard
ton two years ago Burke received 5 votes
~ oatieS d OF ohiy y per cent Oh tne
wnole vote. ms year ne MADE Dig
gains anu nau q majority Oh II over
johnson u q percenIae Oh 20 per cent
% ue entire vote cast. AZ Delneio IN
Two. oafles nao 10 ana ouiAe II giving
uie la'.ei II per cent Inns yea1 DulAe
loet ana received ouI d out o. . total q
% VI 10 PEI cent me 'otai vote u uae
county IN Two was zoz OUT OF 'ol OF 30
POI cent 1of oulAe.
a coinpalison Oh N'essoecA 8 VS. 1of
tne o!nce Q! county treasurer IN lsoo anu
iSoo Is as 1oliows: ward one loo TWO
years aeo ana O ,tn's year walo two,
- ana ~ wa.o tniee, % ana o. war
1oui, r anu - o!austone o. anu o..
= ayiof, - AMOS, nlcnaroton' 81 ana
30 ana Delnelo ~ ana %.
tnat a consioetaDly iaiser vote was cast
IN al ene waloS IN ulcA'nson uis year
9 TWO years aeo mr. niessoec. ios'
Deavily IN Dicklnson ana ABOUT nelo ms
own IN tne larger surrounding eowllS'
Some of the totals Of two years ago
were Auditor White 669, Treasurer Leask
692. Clerk of Court Saunders 6s3. States
Attorney Mcbride 654. Coroner Fisher
667. Judge van der Las CTS. Superinten-
dent RAIDER Oh, n Justice Folsom o3o.
This year all the: above were reelected
with the following totals. White $50.
Leask 1864, Saunders 1922. van der Las
1889. RAIDER 1869. Folsom ,i0f1. Fisher
and Mcbride 1916.
In the presidential vote Of four years
ago Roosevelt received 7o2 votes to
Palkers 231. The same parties gave
Taft e22 to Bryan 1876 this year,
The following officers had charge OF
the election in Stark county:
Dickinson: Ward one, r III. johnson
inspector, w. D. Weathers and Frank
Wanner judges, F. Maser and J. z.
Tinsle clerks; Ward two. ". = Rich.
ards inspector Alex montague I'M q.
N. Jefferies judeesNS. 7. Gotta and W.
A. Carter clerks; Ward three. J :.
Porter inspector, O. r. Meyer and :. Z.
Jenness judges. H. r. FOlscroft and y.