The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-09
SWANSON CARRIED
EVERY DISTRIC 7
Returns Show He Captured
First by Narrow
Majority.
JONES ENDORSED AT HOME
Strobe Defeated for Senate
Many Changes in General
Assembly.
JONES ENDORSED AT HOME

| reSentatlNe w. A. Jones IN thursday
primary election is $l.6Sd, and that
| Swanson over Representative Glass is
| 55,eU5. y survey OF the votes missing
| indicates that they are likely to
| change these figures only to u slight
| extent.
Senator Swanson has, on the face of
the official returns, carried every con
gressional district in the state. as lie
has q majority in the First District,
precincts to come. Mr.. Jones has, how
| ever. carried his own district over
Senator Martin by a majority which
probably will reach 1000. Mr. Glass's
own district, the Sixth, went heavily
against him, while his home city Of
LynchburS gave him iiattering ma
| jority.
senator Martin has carried ali dis
tricts save the First by Il sweeping
Belated figures from Accomac coun-
ty, where the vote is very large.
show that MIR. Jones received a ma
Glass in the same county was 1856.
Only twenty six votes, according TO
report, We're polled against Mr.. Jones
| In his home county of Richmond
strobe Is Defeated.
Reports received yesterday from the
| senatorial district composed OF the
counties OF Nelson and Amherst dem
onstrated the defeat of Senator Au-
|
hibition referendum bill in the last
| legislature and strong supporter of
Jones and Glass. IT is understood
That his successful opponent. former
Senator Bland Massie, does not occupy
| position OF acquiescence toward
policy of submission of the liquor
| question at this time and under the
plans proposed by the Anti-Saloon
| League of Virginia.
When the votes were added up yes
terday il was found also that senator
r. L. Carter. of Rappahannock. hal
been left at home. He is defeated by
| Z. I. Bowers. Senator a. K. Hobbs, of
| Prince George. has been successful in
his fight to retain his seat Robert
Is. Brock, of Prince Edward. Is elected
| over T. j. Arvin and Paul McRae. John
Norfolk, is nominated from Norfolk
city. which has annexed him recently.
q waiter Mapp comes to the Senate
from the Accomac-N orthampton- Prin-
House Results.
ON the House side. w. Built Fitz-
bugh. of Northampton. has succeeded
In retaining his seat as hoater. J.
| Harry Rev succeeds his brother. John
| r. Rev, from Accomac. Judge Frank
Nelson comes back from Campbell.
while Paul Bargamin and Duval Rad
ford win in hard fight for the House
ans. Thomas $. West and r. G. Turpin,
| who were not candidates
Captain John Tabb has defeated
Major J: \. Stubbs. from Gloucester.
while Walter Tansill oliver has won
his third successive fight in Fairfax.
BY a narrow margin, stephen Henry
Love retains his seat from Lunenburg
W. a Land. newspaper owner. comes
| from Amelia and Nottoway. Stanley
Burt Will sit in the seat OF S B. Bar
ham from surry and Prince George
| expressions of regret We're heard
from many sources Yesterday over the
| Do,
| nation from Hanover county Mr.
rage had position of influence in tho
House by virtue Of holding the chair
1nanship OF the Committee for Courts
now the ranking member
| Jones Gets One Precinct
| men there was time TO annlyze the
vote of the primary ii was found that
| mond save Third Jefferson. and that
| swanson made n clean sweep, carryin {,
| every precinct Some errors were
made in the rush of compiling the re-
| rected vote for the House OF Dele
gates is as follows. the first five named
l having been successful: Hasw-,od.
$50 5;ss'; coy 3'5ll; Montague. 3,o56;
bell. 1,426: Crenshaw. 2.12S: Steel. 1850;
Toney. 2,4SS; Throckmorton 747
Messrs, Harwood. Cox and Curtis are
| ircumbents.
for the office of City collector was ut
ANTICIPATED. While he and his friends
had confidence in his success. they had
not expected so large vote. The
iulce, 3.oS1: Rusken. a22
Committee VIII Meet
Within day or two. State Chair
man J. Taylor Enyson will call q
meeting of the State Democratic Com.
mlttee for the purpose of canvassinc
me returns in the election for two
members of the United states Senate
II is expected that this meeting will
be held the latter part OF this month
and that by that time the subcommit.
tee, which is investigating the Norfolk
county primary election of last Jun,
and the charges of fusionlsm, viii be
ready with it's report.
The local headquarters of the sew.
eral candidates vert deserted yestcr-
Tor his home at Charlottesville. ans
gave up his rooms. Senator Swan.
sons managers followed suit within
an hour or two. General Manager c
League, was busy moving during tn.
afternoon. and viii be out to-day. II,
may nave statement for the publ,
Martin Thn KS Supporters
Before leaving. Senator Martin CAV,
out the following:
TO the Democrats Of Virginia:
Il thank you for the ma gnifcent ma
2 Jority given me yesterday. | accent !!
as a complete vind;cation and as m
expression of Your continued conf
dence in me personally and officially
, Nothing which ! can do Will ever dis
charge the obligations which fee
under To the patriotic and generous
:. people of our grand old Common.
wealth, but TO your service unre
servedly and with feelings of profounr
gratitude pledge earnest ndclity anC
my utmost efforts
THOMAS s MARTIN"
White Migrants Jailed.
Peter limbo and William Quinglv Wv,
white boys, fourteen ana fifteen years O
age. respectively. are held at the Iienric,
county taii, not being able to pay $3.50 an,
costs. with which they were assessed YES
iorday FOR stealing rides on the Richmond
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