The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-28
IS Won
h OGDEN We IS
II County Capital Defeats
IN Drys by Majority of
lover 1900 MORE
4 THAN TWO YEARS AGO
4 Ir0ubIe Occurring at the
4 Polls Is Caused by
Women.
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"a Juns 2I.-With total OF over
=. votes than were cast a! al
Z .,,,,ion, ogden is In the wet
n -.nr,,v OF 1861. The vote
's@9Jq; i9Jq; dry" 3o52. a total
sa ss rotsl vote in the city cleo
me ago was 600. While a
~ ~. was predicted a few Gays
4, ~ 1sult was a surprise 10 an VINO VINO
y. forecasts. The regis IRA tlon
rcsTly 10000. showing that the
49, was better than three
| y Ire registration j.
,,,vv vote polied came about
NJ n; Strenuous efforts OF both
,ss lasl week. and for twenty
nrscedlng the opening OF the
n Mis- did not cease until the
~ Ills evening. when the po! $
~psh sides worked steadily all
-...g mt the vote. In the early
~ day the dry force succeeded
he yotc TO the polls faster
|s.zTrs and up until noon the
III asrJJed!y the better OF the con-
g,g,yer. from noon on The vets
~ ,heir efforts and the results
-,S, tlev succeeded in getting the
/. -, and to the polls. The ma
4 r,s within the forecasts OF the
A - raasissiic vets.
Many Voters Challenged.
q 6sy, here was not without its
|-r5eents' al the voting places.
ar watchers challenged scores OF
IA ezlming they were registered In
tStnr,s than IN which they voted.
as explained by the fact that in
a thsse cases the voters had
q srl their names had not been
IL iroB the registration books in
|trrc;; from which they moved. AS
l y eaallenees caused more or less
|rsss around the polls, But for a
han workers the day would have
y x,lhSut any undue excitement.
|fsal Of .he voting places women
~ in elcctionecriug contrary 10
:sdtA ru.es. They appeared with
y h.'!cts and entering the voting
! Hsghi 10 influence voters as they
u DER ballots. These women
nraee repeatedly by the election
!. bnt without avail Finally Off
|7Pt rslel and a number Of women
elsIsd away from the polls and
No sase their work OF penalty OF
EErsie1 This tended 10 break up
|f.1siiHiy and the rest OF the day
uihoDt any extraordinary demon
irls vas counted out rapidly and
4 ECl atler the polls closed the
= ms conceded 10 the vets by
|r1gefs OF tho Cry campaign.
Victory for Allison.
Ezcsss Of today's election is large
Il 2 'hs enoris 81 Carl Allison. Sec
Il y lhe Ogden Manufacturers and
~ Vans association Mr.. Allison
x us PERSONAL attention 10 every
4 Tie campaign since IL opened
|Sgyins experienced assistants
NE work was taken OF his
. y lhe responsibilities were borne
s+n'ely By him. Regarding the
'a' election he had this 10 say
Il rlnriiy Of Ogden's citizens have
~ lbeir wishes have been forci-
- -, q favor Of a regulated liquor
.-I Ds~Nh Wy. cdll On4S nope
..2'-yer bitterness and animos!ty
IN oeen engcnGered during The
E campaign Will now be forgot
uat all viii set together and
better Ogden.
0lIalgn Just closed has been a
E p. Utah. We have been crit(-
~ onnglns outside speakers 10
discuss the Issues. but the
le new one for the people
as. We accepted the most pIaus-
EDslcai method OF explaining
"slduon does In other cornmuni-
saglng Speakers from states
4 u ns now trying To enforce such
~ mat a great majority OF the
|r,r Venen voted conscIentiously
%. affected by appeals 10 a
50 p@ssion or other irrelevant in
4 We've of Apostle.
Dsyld o. Mckay, chairman of
q =. dFy committee. and presI-
|e. Sss Vgden Betterment league.
z '"o"ing statement TO the press