The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-04
Percy .s1abIy Lead
Ticket ''iti-Amendment
: .lectedExcept0 One
0'NEAL HAS COUNTY
BY PROBABLY 1000
Morrow Had Run Away for senator.
Seed and Thomas Very Close in
Jefferson-Cy Brown
Gets Big Vote.

Senator-Hugh Morrow.
Representatives-Wa walker Percy, W. II.
Barnard. J. A. Eastis, Thomas ]. Judge,
I. c. Mcdonald, T. H. Motion, C. A..
O'Neil
Circuit Judge-E. c. Grove.
Circuit Solicitor-Joe Tate.
The anti-amendment ticket went
through with one exception. Walker Pc.
cy was elected by big majorities in all
sections Of the county. and 1t is probable
that he will lead the ticket. H. c. West
Is the member of the anti-amendment
ticket who suffers.
Hugh Morrow ran away from Capt.
John G. Smith, defeating him in Birming-
ham as well as In the suburbs.
The election of E. c. Grove to the cir
cult judgeship is conceded, though he
won only by about 500 votes Judge Cole
man led in the four big Birmingham
boxes. but the suburbs gave Grove hand
some majorities-Ensley 100, Woodlawn
210, East Lake 1870, Avondale Ill, and the
country boxes were evenly divided
The final count in the race for solicitor
shows Tate a winner by about 300 votes.
Big majorities in Ensley and Pratt City
put him in the lead, though John Nc
Queen was close second.
O'Neal's majority in Jefferson will run
probably to 1000. Bankhead defeated
White for United States Senate by about
500 votes. Seed and Thomas split the
vote in half, though 1t is probable that
Seed carried the county by a few votes.
Cy Browns majority over Greer for sec
retary OF state VIII be close to 1900. Kolb
got as many votes In the county Is both
his opponents for commissioner of agri-
culture. Wilkinson and Purffoy ran close
for state treasurer. while Willingham car
ries the county by about four to ono. Ne
Smith carried the county, but by small
majority
The O'Neal delegation practically led
mel O'Neal himself.
The total vote in all these contests can
not be definitely determined until FRI
day, when the county committee will meet
a nd canvass the returns. The tickets were
so long that reports were in many cases
never made.
45-WfLAM
For state senator, Morrow 54, Smith
116. For representatives, Barnard 1873,
Eastis 122, Hamill 81, Judge 142, Knight
81, Mcdonald 1928, Motion 1913, Mudd
81, O'Gara %, ONeil 120 Percy 73.
Ritter 8, Tarrant 5s. Thompson AZ, Ur-
quhart 81. West 11b, White 80. For
delegates, ONeal delegates 1872, NAL
lory delegates 53.
37-CITY HALL
For governor, Mallory 3s7. O'Neal
Thomas 636. For secretary of state,
Brown 7s1, Greer 270. For treasurer,
Hodge S4, Purifoy 42s, wilkinson sol.
For auditor, Allgood 454. Kennedy 1874.
Smith 400. For attorney general, Brick
ell 42o, Bulger 2S5. Riddle $50. For
superintendent Of educa tion, Dubose
536, Sharpe 100. Willingham ass. For
commissioner of agriculture and In
dustries, Johnson 240, Kolb SOC, Ward
1872. For associate railroad commission
er. Craft 1o1, Hamburger, Jr.. 5aA Ju-
lian 400, Kennedy 106, Lusk 215, Nc
Cord 456, Price 220. For chief justice
of the supreme court. DowdeIl 44a,
NeSmith 642. For associate justice OF
the supreme court for the unexpired
term, Sayre 1895. For associate JUS
tice Of the supreme court for the reg
ular term, Anderson 6i7, Evans 800,
791. For supernumerary
judge, Alston 1901. For Judge of the
Tenth judicial circuit. Carmichael 223,
Ccseman 344, Crow Ss6. Garrett 81. For
additional judge OF the Tenth judicial
circuit OF Alabama. Lane 1867. For so
licitor of Tenth judicial circuit Black
44O, Handy SO. Lea 1S9, Mcqueen 407,
Smith 146, Tate 23S. For chancellor Of
chancery division, BEN
nors 1887. For United States senator
for term beginning March g. 1912,
Bankhead 5S1, Knox 1873, White 3s3.
For representatives in Sixty-second
Congress of United States from the
Ninth congressional district of Alabama.
1854. For executive com
from Ninth congressional
Howe $50, Sandefer 600.
For state senator, Morrow 603, Peevy
4, Smith AL. For representatives, Bar
nard SOC, Eastis 53S. Hamill 3SS, Judge
500, Knight 1ss. Mcdonald sss, Motion
GA, Mudd 348. O'Gara 49,, O'Neil B72
Percy 639, Ritter 210. Ritter 21O. Tar
rant 414. Thompson 421, Urquhart s91,
West sci. White 1854 For delegates.
o'Neal delegates $50, Mallory delegates
376.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
For governor-Mallory 469. O,Neal e,o
For lieutenant governor, Seed 463, Thorn
as 56S. For secretary Of state, Brown
se1, Greer 2so. For treasurer, Hodge p.
Purifoy $685. Wilkinson 49, For auditor
Allsood 334, Kennedy 100. Smith 1H. For
attorney general, Brickell 5o2, Bulser 227.
Riddle 2Ss. For superintendent Of educa-
ton, DuBose Gil, Sharpe 81. willingham
s12. For commissioner of agriculture ana
industries, johnson ls7, Kolb 64s, ward
1893. For associate railroad commissioner
Craft, 70, Hamburger 4e1, Julian so, Ken.
nedy 247. Lusk 225. ,McCord 4s1. Price 1ss.
For chief justice Of the supreme court,
Dowdell 456, NeSmith $685. For associate
Justice of the supreme court for the uner-
pired term. Sayre ss7. For associate ius-
ticc of the supreme court for the regular
term, Anderson 57S, Evans s52, Someryille
100. For supernumerary Judge. Alston
so1. For Judge Of Tenth judicial circuit.
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