Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-07
MALLOY'S PLURALITY 1921
official Vote for all But One Pre-
cinct in the County was Tnbu-
lated Yesterday.
COMPARATIVE VOTE TULSA
COUNTY FOR i0IO-iOI2.

with returns complete, with tho
exception Of Skiatook precinct No. J,
which will give an average democratic
majority Of 25. the official count
made last night by the county elcc-
tlon board shows the positive cleo
tion of every democratic candidato
with the exception Of VIM. McCul-
Tough and E. +. Atherton. M1Cui-
Tough was elected sheriff over Henry
Walkley- by majority of slightly over
100 votes
The total vote In the county shows
an Increase OF but few votes over
that cast In 1910. The republicans
lost 252 votes. while the democrats
made "A gain OF 56 votes. The largest
gain was shown by the socialists
whose vote Tuesday showed an in
crease of 1873 over 1910. At least 400
more votes would have been cas-.
Tuesday. however. had the weather
been agreeable,
Mailoy Lead Ticket.
Pat Malloy led the democratic
ticket, with a majority over David u.
Gore of 1921 votes. while r. Il. Cur
ran was next highest. with a majority
over James +. Mccoy of l,227 votes
BY far the highest man on the re-
publican ticket was VIM. Mccullough.
who overcame big democratic ma
jority and defeated his opponent.
Henry Walkley.
Official returns from all but ono
precinct In the county show that
James Davenport's majority In tho
county over r. I. Daniel. the rcpuh-
lican for congress. was higher than
hardly anyone anticipated Daven-
ports majority Is 944 votes.
Davenport received 2.701 votes
while Daniels votes was l,s57.
Dcbs Got 518 Votes.
Woodrow Wilson received 1850
votes. while republican electors wcrs
given 1,94l votes Eugene V. Debs.
socialist candidate for president, rc-
Ceivcd SIS votes In the county.
Tulsa county favored GuthrIe for
the capital location by majority &
approximately 1900.
Frank u. Curry. of Tulsa ana Frank
Williams. OF Broken Arrow, both
democratic candidates for state repre-
sentative were elected over c. II.
Cleveland OF Skiatook and John A.
Oliphant OF Tulsa. republican candi.
dates. The majority over Cleveland
was about 500 while Oliphant was de.
feated by majority of about $50
votes
j. j. Slack and Lee Daniels dcrnu>
cratic candidates In the Tulsa dis
trict for Justice OF the peace were
elected over J. f. Ayers and VIM.
Query, republicans, by substantial
ma ajoritles. Democratic justices wera
elected in the other districts of tho
county.
Jamos Wooley Cyrus Avery ana
Ed Baker. all democrats, were elect.
ed county commissioners.
Frank Ingraham. democratic cam
didate for clerk Of the superior cout,
who had no opposition on the repuh-
lIcan ticket was elected with a tota,
votes Of 2.972. Glenn Condor. his
socialist opponent. received $50 votes.
John T. Kramer, democrat. had no
opposition for county treasurer His
vote was 3.140.
X. *. Hughes. who had no rcpub-
lican opponent for county surveyor
received vote Of 2.9O4.
Elmer T.. Atherton. republican
candidate for county welgher. was
elected without democratic opposition.
His total vote was 927. as against that
of ASP for Ben Perry. socialist canli-
date for the same office
The average democratic majority
In the county was $50. or nearly tw'co
the amount II has ever been before.
The official vote on county Offices
was as follows
County Judge.
Conn Linn democrat. 2.Sgs; l.. r.
Severson republican. 1.ali Inns
majority 9S7.
County Attorney.
Pat Malloy democrat. 3.O6t: David
II. Gore republican. Ina. Malloys
majority 1921.
Sheriff.
Henry Walkley democrat 2.3i1:
VIM Mccullough republican. 2.ts0.
McCullough's majority. 1919
Register of Deeds.
Lewis Cline democrat. 2.7s9. g. d
Eaton republican, 1895. Cline's ma.
ority. S93.