The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-09

portion. No returns yet from the town
| ships, but indications point to a large
| Democratic vote. A large number of
| tickets were scratched
Lyons, Kan, Nov. 9-Seven precincts
entire give Stubs AS Hodges 308; same
precincts two years ago gave Stubs
450, Botkin 1886. Madison leads Stubs
little. On judgeshin Foley, Demo-
crat, has slight lead.
| Mcpherson, Kan. Nov. 9.-McPherson
county, Eighth district. 10 out of 80
precincts heard from at II o'clock in
| dictate that Republican ticket party
safe. Walker, Democratic candidate, lead
| ing by 1853. WATERSHED, Republican
| running by close majority with jack
son. Democratic candidate for sheriff.
| Oslind safe for representative Stubs
running ahead of his ticket Indications
are for majority for Jackson, Demo-
| cratic candidate for sheriff, and increas-
ed majority for Stubs. No contest in
| congress.
Hutchinson, Kan, Nov. 9.-Twelve
| precincts, complete, in Reno county give
| Stubs GIG. Hodges 567. The same pre-
cincts in 1908 gave Stubs 691, Botkin
behind in Reno, IL precincts giving
| Madison 557, Medley 623. Indications at
| IL o'clock are that most of Republican
county ticket is elected in Reno, al
! though Democratic gains. At II o'clock
| none of the city precincts in Hutchin-
! son were complete. For representative
| ". Y. Morgan, Republican, is in doubt.
Manhattan, Kan, Nov. 9.-The first
! IL precincts in Riley county give the fol-
| lowing majorities: Stubs 3SS, Rees 2S6,
johnson, for representative. 303. Other
| state offices are going Republican, al
| though Manhattan city has not count
| ed.
Sedan, Kan. Nov. 9.-Seven small pre-
| cincts, complete, out Of Is give Stubs
S05, Hodges 257, Campbell 256, Botkin
| 270. Indications are that Spire, Demo-
| cratic, has defeated Mcdonald Repub-
tcan, for representative. The entire Re-
publican county ticket elected. Indica-
tions from incomplete precincts that
Stubs will carry county by at least
200 and Campbell by 175
Leavenworth, Kan. Nov 9.-PartiaI
returns, both county and city precincts,
indicate that Anthonys majority for
congress in Leavenworth county is over
5000. Telephone and telegraph adviceS
10 the First district congressional COM
mittee indicate that Anthony has over
10000 majority over Chapman, indie
pendent. AnthOny's majority two years
ago was 5000. Early returns indicate
that Hodges has carried Leavenworth
county by about 1900 majority. Stubs
vote fell off both in the county and city
from that of two years ago.
Salina, Kan. Nov. 9-Thirteen coun-
ty precincts and the First ward COM
plete of Salina gives Stubs 1853. Hodges
1,014; congressman, Rees, Republican,
S75, Helvering, Democrat, 95S; repre-
sentative, Todd, Republican, S51, Burk,
Democrat, 947 These returns indicate
a Democratic majority on the state
ticket of 100 The Republicans viii
probably elect part of the county
ticket.
Council Grove. Kan, Nov. e.-Eleven
precincts out of % give Stubs SOL,
Hodges 593. jackson 746, Martin SOP.
Vote on representative close.
Greensburg, Kan, Nov. 9.-Greens-
burg polled 348 votes as against pa in
precincts. Haviland precinct gave
Stubbs 113, Hodges A, Madison 81,
Neeley So. The same in 1908 gave
Stubs SO. Botkin 50, Madison 81, Hale
Sc. Lincoln precinct gives Stubs Is.
Hodges 20, Madison %, Medley %; same
precincts in 1908 gave Stubs "a, Botkin
25, Madison SO. Hale 26. Brennan pre-
cinct gives Stubs "a, Hodges Il, Madi
son 46, Neeley IA; same in 1908 gave
Stubs 81, Botkin "a, Madison SO, Hale
25- Madison badly cut at Greensburg.
Much scratching on county ticket.
Burlington, Kan. Nov. 9.-Complete
returns from out of 81 precincts in
this county, Fourth district, give
Stubs $50 majority and Jackson, for
congress, 225. Indications point to the
election of Mahurin, Democrat. to the
legislature. County ticket close on
some offices, very few straight tickets.
Amendment lost.
Cottonwood Falls, Kan, Nov. g.
Five hundred and twenty-five votes in
Chase county had been counted at II
p. m. Stubs received 268 Hodges 245-
For congressman Fourth district. Fred
s. Jackson, Republican, received go
and Henderson s. Martin, Democrat.
254 For representative Fifty-fourth
district, ]. H. Mercer, Republican, has
301 and Charles H. Burnett, Democrat,
217 Chase county's total vote is 1,SoN.
Indications are that Stubs will carry
the county by 100 majority, and Jack
son will win by a closer margin
Chase county gives w. c. Austin, for
state printer, big vote.
Newton, Kan, Nov. 9.-At II O'Clock
six precincts out Of 20 give Stubs 395.
Hodges 414. Stubs carried county two
years ago by $50. Estimated he will
win by about 100. Indications are Re
publicans will lose county commission
er, sheriff and representative. Muir
dock, for congress, has no opposition.
Erie, Kan, Nov. 9.-Returns in Neo-
sho county. Third congressional dis
trict, from II precincts, gives Stubs
for governor 93S, Hodges 1.042. The
same precincts give Campbell for con-
gress 94S. Botkin 500. Partial returns
from the other ten precincts indicate
that Hodges will carry Neosho county
by over 200 and Campbell will have
about the same majority over Botkin.
Republican representatives and all the
other Republican county candidates
but two are elected.
A Loss in Eighth District.
Newton, Kan, Nov. 9.-Six precincts
out of 20 in Harvey county give Stubs
395 and Hodges Ala. Stubs carried the
county two years ago by 5S3. He may
carry it by 100
Wichita. Kan, Nov. s.-Complete re-