The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
LEGISLATURE is TWO
THIRDS DEMOCRATIC
Prohibition Wins 8; Small
Majorlty.-AII Amendments
arc Lost
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Oklahoma City, Nov 1.-THE OF
fetal count OF election abstracts a
returned from seyenty-seven counties
of the state to the state election
board is preceding as rapidly as pos
slble The returns from several IA
western counties are not yet IN, bu
enough Is known to place Cruces
majority $4,000 If not more.
The following counties have return
ed majorities for Cruce.
Cruce Counties
Atoka. $50. EeclIham, 1000: Cher
okee, l5n Choctaw, 500; Cleveland
800; Coal, 400; Craig, 3i5; Cimarron
700. Custer, 500. Delaware, 200, Gar
vim, 400; Grady, 1900; Greer, 1000
Hughes, 500: Jackson, l,400. Jeffer
SON, 1000; Johnston, 900, kiowa, 800
Latimer, $50, LeFlore, Love, Muir
ray. McClain and Marshall, 500 each
Mayes 300; Muskogee 1000. Mcln
tosh, GOO; Ottawa, lj0; Okmulgec
200 Okfuskee, 250: Usage, 400 Pitts
burg, 94t; Pontotoc, 1000; Pottawa
tomie, l38; Rogers, 500 Roger Mills
4OO Sequoyah, 45O; stephens. l,l00i
Washington, 3S Seminole, 300; Till
man, 700; Tulsa, 400; Wagner
600: Pushmataha, 700. Harmon. 500,
Swanson (Mountain Park 700; tota
.S2,5S2.
McNeal Counties
The following counties have given
estimated majorities for McNeal:
Adalr, so: Alfalfa, $50: Caddo, ZOO
Creek, 800; Garfield, 400, Grant, 100;
Kinghsher, 500; Lincoln, 500 Logan
1000; Payne, 1926; Pawnee, 1870;
Washington, 100.
At / o'clock today unofficial returns
from 50 out of n counties give Cruce
d majority of 1892, with Cruce run
ming even with the Haskell vote OF
three years go.
Seventy-Nine Democrats in House
Chairman Branson Of the state
Democratic committee, claims there
will be 70 Democrats in the house,
two.thlrds majority in the senate.
Clarence Davis, Dem, has been dc.
feated in the Sapulpa senatorial dis
trict, and A. +. Vandeventer, Dem,
lost in the Tulsa district Republic
ans also won the Woodward, Chero'
kee and Guthrie districts. Democrats
won the Muskogee district, Sid Gar
rett defeating Judge Cook, once mem
Der OF the supreme court of North
Carolina.
Socialist Vote
Returns to the Socialist state head
quarters indicate, Secretary Branstet
Ter claims. that the party made ma
terial gains in the heretofore strong
counties. The Socialist vote In choc
taw and Murray coln,tes Is said u
have been doubled over two yeari
ago, with pottamatomie and Conan
che counties nearly so. Secretary
Branstetter says 1t Is possible So
ciallsts have elected members Of tae
legislature in Marshall, Johnston and
Pushmataha counties
I'VE are satisfied since our tickel
bas received al increase throughout
the state and nation said the secre
tary. "Since there is danger in grow
ing too rapidly, we Will begin the mex
campaign in week.
The Socialist headquarters has Z
telegram announcing the election o
Victor Berger, Socialist, 10 congress
from the Milwaukee district, the frs
OF that party to ever sit in the Ma
tional house.
Davenport BY 1900
The defeat OF Creager, Rep, in IN
Third district, BY Davenport, Dem,
Is conceded by nearly 1000. Unofi
cial returns indicate the Fourth il
Democratic by 10000, and the FIT
By an excess of $4,000
Reports today inolcate the electiol
ci a. f. Vandeyenter. OF artlesyille
TO the state senate His defeat wa
reported yesterday.
Morgan FOR Smith
Dick Morgan, Rep, reelected Y
congress from the Second district
indicated today that he would supper
Walter r. Smith, Rep, member fror
Iowa for speaker Of the next house
lpoth Morgan and Smith are stand
patters, .al go As
cardweiI Still "cIaims"
Treasurer Cardwell Of the resubmis
sion committee still claims tn
amendment has carried In the couI
try precincts az we'll as in the cities
The town OF shawnee, exclusive Q
county, his reports show, voted l,25
wet and G43 dry, while some Of IN
I country p1eesasela IA po.taea 4 to.ll.
have gone wet by smal1 maiortiel
\ This Is regarded As one Of the stronI
I est anti counties in the state. The o
lgauizafion also claims The followin
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