The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-08-30
THE KANSAS STATE PRIMARY
OFFICIAL COUNT OF ALL PARTIES
is COMPLETE.
Republicans, Democrats, Socialists
and Prohibitionists Have Candi-
dates for the Several Offices.

Topeka, Kansas-The following
shows the official vote of all the par
ties and on all candidates:
Republican candidates for:
United States Senator-Charles Curtis,
$780, w R. Stubs, 1888; Curtis plu-
rality, 1875.
Anthony, 10S23; w l: Stuart, 9,OSS; An
hTny T. R g@EsS s,5s ;s H. seS c9der S
E. A. Enright, 4,249; Brady's plurality,
1.O4O. Third District-P. P. Campbell.
1924; W; M. Gray. 6,S79; Campbelrs PLY
son, lO.1S7. Fifth District-R: R. Rees.
1886. Sixth District-I. D. Young. TO-
s1S. Seventh District-O. w. Dawson.
1887; G: L. Finley, ,5.5S1; R. ]; Hopkins
trict-J. B. Adams, S,4O4; Victor MUIR
dock. S.oO1; Murdock's plurality, 4,6s7.
The Democratic vote on United States
Senator and congressman:
United States Senator's. H; Allen.
1S$l5; T L. Bond T2SS; H. s59 Parr Fay.
'e congr ea:' First FIRST District-J. B.
Chapman, 1884. Second District--Jo-
seph ,Taggart, 1880, Third Dist dic 2.
Brady's plurality, 1,o4O. Fourth district
Dudley Doolittle, 2,72s; T. H. Grisham.
1907; J. M: MeCown, l,1S. Doolittie,s
dreen, 2,21S; G: T. Helvering, 4.06S. Hell
vering's plurality. 1855. Sixth District
J. R. Connolly 7,15S. Seventh District
J. /. Saunders, 4,139.
Republican candidates for:
Presidential Electors-R. M. Armstrong.
76,1 48; B. F. Baker, 77,647; j. F. Bocock,
40,317; C. H. Browne, 40,597; S. A. DAVIS
1850; John Delinger, 4O,17O: J: S. Gill
Lister 4 7loS?6 A. a. Miller. 1885; G. W
r. G. Postlethwaite, 73,412; Paul Rich.
41,419; F. s. Pule, 74,O3S; John Stewart.
74,s47; L. H; Thompson, 4l'SS2; w. A
Justice Of Supreme Court-G. H. Buck
man., ss,41S; ]. J. Bulger 2S:4ss; r r. "A a.
Burch, 44,212; W. 4; Johnson, ,S5s.
B Ia'ta D plurality 1874 Iohnst0ns plu-
Gosv'ernor~Arthur capper, s1554; Frank
Ryan, 34,Me. Capper's plurality, 4GSSS:
Lieutenant Governor-W. M. Glenn
as,347; Sheffield Ingalls, 54,o6a; l.: H..
20,716.
S9,897
State .Treasurer-Earl Akers. 55,913; ].
L. Payne, 47,4O0. Akers plurality, S513.
Attorney General-John Dawson. ST.
449; Samuel Griffin, 1929 Dawson's
Superintendent Public Instruction.
Lee Harrison, 1855; E. l.. Payne, 34,21S;
w. D. Ross, 5000. Ross plurality, 1911.
Superintendent Insurance. Lewis,
State Printer-w. C. Austin, II ,4s3; F.
B. Van Gundy, 26,593. Austin's plurality.
1850.
Democratic candidates for:
Presidential Electors-S. G. Bybee, ST.
sI2; J. w; Clark 54.0s$,;o H; 3; F Mn6iI1'
$3.50; T. ]. ONeiil, 5S,422; F; M. Pat
terson, 3d. O92; A. sorensen, 52;SSS; F. H.
Uhl, 1884; A. Q. Wooster, 5S,1o6.
N Jqssss q s she sppr s Ree%es 1885,
H. Riddle, s1,1s5. Reeves plurality,
4,279. Riddles plurality, 1856.
GovernoTGJs b Billiard 2o,6O5; e. e. 7d a.
f1I Tieutenant amt A Governor-F L. Britton.
52,9O5
121.
State Audtor-Perryl Clemans,, 5l,27s;
State Treasurer H. Cron, 1855; z.
F. Laughlin, 22,O76; ]. y. Waters, 2O,S47.
Laughlins plurality, 1,729.
W. S. Hyatt, 1897; G. B; Little, 1S,S7s;
l2,14s. Titles plurality. 1929.
Superintendent, Of Public Ins 3 ptL,n.
u. NJ. Bowen, $50 - MIS- u, % o. i '--'
Superintendent of Insurance-E. K.
Pentz, 1876; c. ]. Peterson, S471s.
Peterson's plurality 1882.
State Printer-W. P. FEEDER, 50,1S1.
Socialist candidates for:
Presidential Electors-w. s. Armour.
1921; w. c. Barnett. 1856; G: ]. Gala
han, 4,sss; s. P. Coble, ISIS; j. IL
H. Hilner. 1904: ]. o. Judd. !,S2S; N. r.
Larson, 4,616; Henry Lucas. 4.62S;
Justice Supreme Courts. L. Mattox,
ALB; B. A. Ross, 4,444. oo
Governor-G. w. Kleihege, 4,6S8:
Lieutenant -Governor-M. M. Mitchell.
T. Secretary lee of state-T. H. McGn, 4.7ss.
Auditor-John Ross, 1887.
Treasurer. B. Johnson, 1876.
Attorney General-A. F: Lyon. 1851. !
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
superintendent of Insurance-John
Cannon, 1855. o
United States senator-A. w. Kicker.
&C Congressman: First District-H. B.
Cronwall, a. Second District-R. s.
Thomas, 467. Third District-G. d.
Brewer. 21Ss Fourth 1lst rEsnt cba W.
in, 277. Sixth District-D. W. Stoner,
ass. Seventh District-M. L. Amos. SOL.
Eighth District-George Burnett, S57.
james X. Lane, Prohibition candidate
for Congress in the Sixth District, re-
ceived sixty votes and H. r. Ross, Pro-
hibiton candidate for Congress in the
Seventh District, received forty-one votes.
]. NJ. Miller, in the Fourth District, re-
ceived two Republican votes against +.
S. Jackson.