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The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
HOT SPRING COUNTY.

Malyern.-Hot Spring county has a voting population of about 3,229. Three city wards in Renter township, ill which Malvern is situated. votes about one-third of the county vote. Owing to the length of the state and county ticket the vote in only one ward has been counted. Indications are that Act No. 1 will fail to carry in this county. also Act No. will fail. Returns from the First ward in the city of Malvern follow; For governor, Joe T. Robinson S., Roland, Repub- lican, 10, Mikel. Socialist, 1: for Act No. I 46, against 60; for Act No. 7 47. against SC; for Act No. , 49, against 70; for Act No. 1 A, against IT. for Amendment No. II S3, against Al. for Amendment No. F 93, against 2.: for Amendment No. l3 9S, against 24 for Amendment No. II 5S, against e4 for Amendment No. l5 S2, against
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
WHITE COUNTY.

Searcy-The voting in the city of Searcy was very light. being from I5 to 25 per cent off. The ballot being burdened with acts and amendments made the counting very slow. Three out of four wards in Searcy gave Rob. inson 1S0. Roland f9, and the follow. ing vote on the amendments: For Act No. 1 95, against 95; for Act No. ? 12i, against 80; for Act No. ! S4, against s5; for Act No. 127, against CT; for Amendment No. 13 143, agsinst 3f; for Amendment No. IA 97, against 6S; for Amendment No 15 106, against GA; for Amendment No. I! 99. against 47; for Amendment No. 12 101, against 4S.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
DREW COUNTY.

Wilmar.-Partial returns from Sa- line township in this county give the Democratic ticket good majorities. The vote for the governorship being Robinson 30, Roland 16: for Act No. 1 17, against Act No. 1 2S; for Act No. 2S, against act No. ? 2S; for Act No. } 19, against Act No. %; for Act No. ment No. 13 8, against Amendment No. 13 II; for Amendment No. fl 21, against Amendment No. II 21; for Amendment No. 15 20, against Amend ment No. b 20; for Amendment No. II IA, against Amendment No. II 35; for Amendment No. F 13, against Amendment No. 12 29.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
ASHLEY COUNTY.

Hamburg. g.-Returns from five out Of of 20 townships in this county give, governor, Robinson ITS, Roland SS, Mikel 24; for Act No. l 175, against Act No. 1 S2; for Act No. 125; against Act No. ? 146; for Act No. 137, against Act No. 3 IT; for Act No. 4 146, against Act No. 75 for Amend ment No. 1S 210, against Amendment No. 13 45; for Amendment No. II 9S, against Amendment No. IA S3; for Amendment No. 16, against Amend ment No. 15 73; for Amendment No. II 66 against Amendment No. II 10S; for Amendment No. 12 99, against Amendment No. 12 S5.
 An unusually heavy negro vote was responsible for the Republican vote.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
LONokE COUNTY.

Cabot.-Returns from York town ship in this county show that Demo cratic candidates were well supported, the vote on the goyernorship being Robinson ITO, Roland Il, Mikel 16; for Act No. 1 69, against Act No. 1 125; for Act No. 174, against Act No. 20; for Act No. 47. against Act No. , 136; for Act No. 51, against Act Mo- 40; for Amendment No 13 173. against Amendment No. 13 %; for Amendment No. If 104, against Amendment No. 14 S6; for Amend ment No. 15 156, against Amendment No. b 32; for Amendment No. II "A, against Amendment No. II 9S: for Amendment No. 12 152, against Amendment No. 12 152.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
SALINE COUNTY.

Benton.-Returns from five out of 29 townships in this county give, gov ernor, Robinson 273, Roland 2S. Mikel II; for Act No. 13S, against Act No. 1 IF; for Act No. 140, against Act No. 142; for Act No. 95, against Act No. 3 1858; for Act No. 1 116. against Act No. 142; for Amendment No. 13 PA, against Amendment No. 1S 33; for Amendment No. n i9l, against Amendment No. II 6e; for Amendment No. 15 61, against Amend ment No. 15 61; for Amendment No. II I50, against Amer'ment NO. II 57; for Amendment No. F i"S, against Amendment No. 12 9S.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
GREENE COUNTY.

Paragould.-Counting was slow here, The vote will reach 600 in Paragould, and about TOO in the townships. The Socialists have partial ticket, and ii is estimated that they will poll from 300 to 400 votes, which is their full strength in the county It is believed statewide prohibition will carry in this county and that the Turner-Jacob- son bill is defeated. It is also be- lleved that all the other measures will be defeated.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
PIKE COUNTY.

Murfrcesboro. Returns from one out of II townships in this county give: Governor, Robinson 156 Roland 5: for Act No. 39, against '; for Act No. 26, against 19; for Act No. 3 IA. against %; for Act No. l9, against 29; for Amendment No. 1S 13, against 20; for Amendment No. If II; against 20; for Amendment No. 15 12. against 36; for Amendment No. i 15. against PC; for Amendment No. 12 13, against q.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
BRADLEY COUNTY.

Warren.-Partial returns from two out of 15 townships in this county give: Governor, Robinson 169, Roland 56; for Act No. 115, against Act No. No. 12 125; for Act No. 3 113, agains. Act No. 3 IS; for Act No. 103, against Act No. 1 97; for Amendment No 13 175, against No. 13 24 for Amendment No. If 105, against No. IA S4; for Amendment No. 15 116, against No. 15 70; for Amendment No. II S2, against No. II 90; for Amendment No. l2 S0 against No. 12 80.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
GARLAND COUNTY.

Hot prings.-Though 1t will b0' some time, probably, before the com- plete returns of the election in this county will be known, 1t is assured that the full Democratic ticket has swept the field and that statewide prohibition has lost in this county. Constitutional Amendment No 15. which gives cities of the first and sec ond class the right to issue bonds for improvements, has also carried in this city from the present indications.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Pine Bluff-Returns from two wards il Pine Bluff give Act No. 307 votes, while 7S0 votes were cast against the act. In the Second ward 14S votes were cast for Act No. 2 and 159 against. In the Third ward for Act No. 8 159 and against 532. Three county precincts have been heard from as follows: Roberts, for Act No. 30, against 100; Villemont. for Act No. 20, against II; Niyen, for Act No. 27, against II.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
YELL COUNTY.

Havana.-Returns from Riley town ship are: Governor, Robinson B, Rc. land 20; for Act No. 1 :, against 54: for Act No. ? 43, against 24 for Act No. 20, against Sc; for Act No. 4 Is, against 41 for Amendment No. 13 GA, against 3; for Amendment No. IA 8, against 9; for Amendment No 15 46, against 13; for Amendment No II 3S, against 21 for Amendment No. 12 ,, against 3.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
SALINE COUNTY.

Haskell.-Returns from Haskell: Governor, Robinson 54. Roland 3; for Act No l5, against 3l; for Act No. 16, against 34; for Act No. 2 20. against 2S for Act No. f 23, against 27 for Amendment No. 13 39. against No. 13 I; for Amendment No n B. against No. II II; for Amendlsent No. l5 3S. against No. l5 9; for Amend. ment No II IS. against No. II 25: for Amendment No. 12 24, against No. 12 IT.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
NEVADA COUNTY.

Prescott. Returns from Prescott give: Governor. Robinson 122, Ro- land 57, Mikel 35; for Act No l 98, against 95; for Act No. 2 135, against 6S; for Act No. 2 130, against 56; for Act No. 154, against 51; for Amend. ment No. 13 172, against No. 12 84; for Amendment No. If 152, against No. If Az; for Amendment No. 15 149,' against No 15 55; for Amendment No. II 110, against Amendment No. II 7S; for Amendment No 12 135, against No. 12 37; against license 14S, for li- cense 72.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
lONOkE COUNTY.

keo.-Partial returns give: Govern. or, Robinson 97, Roland 24; for Ac, No. 22, against 104; for Act No. 66, against 61; for Act No. 1 21, against 104; for Amendment No. 19 1l0, against No. 13 10; for Amendment No. II 72, against No. II Sl; for Amendment No. b l03, against No. l5 %: for Amendment No. II l05, against No. Il 20 for Amendment No. 12 113, against No. 12 10.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Pine Bluff.-The second ward nere boiled 40 votes, of which 14S were for Act No. (prohibition), and 257 votes against. A total of 2,500 votes were cast, which is about TOO votes heavier than the primary election vote. The vote by wards was: First ward 542, Second ward 40, Third ward 684. Fourth ward 366, vaugine township 52S
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
MAINE RENTERS
 REPUBLICAN RANKS
Democrats Lose Control by Small Majority---Haines
 Plurality, 5000.
CAMPAIGN BASED ON ISSUES
No Progressive Party to Split Ranks ct RePubIcans-UnusuaIIy Heavy
 Vote Cast.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Portland, Maine.-Maine has return ed to the column Of Republican states The Democratic ticket was defeated by small majority, the Republicans regaining nearly all ground lost at the last election.
 The fight for control was close, the majority of the Republicans being only 3,032 or gain of about nine per cent while the estimated loss of the Democrats is about eight per cent.
 Returns for governor in the state election:
 William T. Haines, Republican, 70, $50.
 Frederick w. Plaisted, Democrat, 61,34S.
 Haines plurality is estimated at 3,032.
 The makeup of the legislature vas indicated as follows:
 House-Republican 7S, Democrats 72.
 6enate-Republicans 24, Democrats &.
 Joint Ballot-Republicans 102, Dem ocrats so.
 The corresponding vote for 1910 was Fernald, Republican 60,556, Plaisted, Democrat, 67,501.
 The congressman elected were: Re publican, Asher C. Hinds, Forrest Goodwin and Frank F. Guernsey, Dem ocrat, D. J. McGillicuddy.
 The Democrats based their cam paign on state issues. This is believ- ed by many to have been the cause of the defeat of the Democrats.
 Another reason to which the Repub- lican victory is attributed is the fact that there was no split in the Repub- lican party as in other states. How, ever, the split is now expected that the state campaign is over.
 Emerging from the recent struggle between the Democrat and Republi- cans. Maine now finds herself facing another warm political campaign.
 Immediately after the results were announced telling of the victory of the Republicans the Progressive party made it's first appearance. They had delayed making any announcements till after the state election so as to help the regular Republican ticket.
 Interest now centers in the action of the Progressive leaders The Re publicans and Democrats already have nominated their presidential electors. The Progressives, Prohibitionists and Socialists, not being recognized off cially, will make their nomination of electors by petition.
 Halbert P Gardner, in announcing his position of the Progressives, said:
 ''The Progressive party as party does not take credit for the result of the election, although the Progressive element in the Republican party won the fight for Mir. Haines. It did this in order to carry out the agreement made with the Republican leaders and also becaxlse the Progressives had taken part in the Republican prima- ries and felt bound to abide by the verdict then rendered.
 The Progressive party of Maine existence for the first time. From now on it will seek election for Roosevelt presidential electors in Maine
 Chairman John P. $. Wilson of the Democratic State Committee declared that the results were encouraging. He said that the split in the Republl- can party meant the election in No vember of the Democratic presidential electors.
 The Republican leaders were retl- ce... about the future.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
MADISON COUNTY.

Huntsville. Returns from this township give: Governor, Robinson 22, Roland 43, Mikel l. for Act No. l 43, against 22; for Act No. 2 70. against 47; for Act No. 51, against 12; for Act No. 45, against 21, for Amendment No. l3 5S, against 6; for Amendment No. II l3. agaiast Az; for Amendment No. 15 60. against 3 for Amendment No. T. ', against 51: for Amendment No. = 29, against 30; for license 20, against 43.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY.

Blytheville.-About 19S votes were cast here. There was a light vote boiled all over the county. According to the best information obtainable here, state wide prohibition has lost in this county by about 450 votes. and the bond amendment has carried,
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13

Crossett. - Returns from Egypt township, governor, Robinson g. Ro, land 2t; for Act No. 9. against Act No. ? go; for Act No. 42, against Act No. 9 12, for Act No. 5l, against Act No. 1 6: for Amendment No. 13 10 against Amendment No, l3 13; for Amendment No II 43, against Amend mpnt No. If IA; for Amendment No. 15 '; fer Amendment No. II 23. against Amendment No. II 95. for Amendment No. 12 32. against Amend ment No. P 25; for license 30, against 31.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
CLEVELAND COUNTY

Kingsland.-Th polls closed at sun down here and total vote of 329 had been cast in the town, although ths usual vote is only about 200. There will be heavy vote over all the eoun. ty. as the Republicans and Democrats have been active.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
SEBASTIAN COUNTY.

Fort Smith.-Reports from Sehas- tian county are coming in slow. All indications point to a vote against statewide Act No. ?, having 650 piu- rality against bll
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
pRAIRiE COUNTY.

Hazen.-The judges here postponed counting thesvote. The vote has been heavy, as a good many negroes have voted. The total vote is about 360 in Hazen, and the usual vote is about 225. There is close vote on the pro- hibition act.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.

Lewisville.-Owing to the SLOW count, returns could not be secured from any boxes in this Uafayettel connty except the vote in Lewisville' This box boiled lS6 votes and the or ficial count of 1GO ballots show that Act No is S6 votes behind. No' Il t1 yotes behind and Act No, It votes behind.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
FRANKLIN COUNTY

Ozark.-A large vote was polled in this county. Five small townships counted give: For Act No. 2 142, against 1S6. Indications are that statewide has been defeated in this county. Robinson has carried the county overwhelmingly.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
CHICOT COUNTY.

Dermott.-Few ballots have been counted in the Chicot county election and the complete result will not be known until later, but it is indicated heavy vote has been cast against the statewide prohibition amendment.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
ARKANSAS COUNTY.

Stuttgart.-While the counting Is only partially completed the iNdica- tions are that Act No. has lost in Arkansas county by about 800 Yoteo. According to indications, the bond amendment has carried.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
popE COUNTY.

puesoryilIe.-The counting in Pope county is very slow. Illinois township noIled G5o votes. and partial count indicates that Amendment No, 'o mas narricd two to one and Act No , has lost by two to one.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
CRAWFORD COUNTY.

Van Buren.-Indieations point to the Republicans having boiled heaviest vote ever polled in Crawford county, 3,200 being the total cast Act No. will be carried by 200 majority in the county
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
cnlllMBlA COUNTY.

McNeil-A total of 134 votes were ,oIled here, which is about 5o votes lSn,t pS of the usual number pelled as sno ,ho general election, although the Re ,,,h,,cans have been active.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13

McCrory.-Returns from this town. ship give: Robinson Y, Roland q; for Act No. 31, against 46; for Act No. AS, against 36; for Act No. 3 20. against 30; for Act No. 50, against 23; for Amendment No. l3 64, against 10: for Amendment No. II 5S, against 16; for Amendment No. 15 47, against 25; for Amendment No. l 37. against 3f; for Amendment No. l2 3i, against 10: for license 10, against Fl; for sale of native wine 16, against 63.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
HAMPSTEAD WET.

Hope.-This county gives a majority or 900 for license and against Act No. 7. The town voted dry but the coun- try precincts oyercame it.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
CRITTENDEN COUNTY.

The count is incomplete, but returns indicate a vote of to l for license and against statewide.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
ARKANSAS couN-Y WET

Stuttgart.-The count here is slow. but count is going to l for license and against Act No. ?.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
SALINE COUNTY.

Farrell-Returns from Perkins town ship in this county give: Governor, Robinson 102, Roland II.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
SCOTT COUNTY.

Fort Smith.--Scott eoppty went dr, by small majority. All other ane end ments lost Che county Democratic ticket won. ,..
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
MILLER COUNTY

Texarkana. - Miller county votes wet. Majority for license 800; against statewide 400.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
LEE COUNTY.

Marianna.--The indications are that Amendments Nos. II, l2 and 15 will carry in this Ueel coun.y.a
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
ST. FRANCIS COUNTY.

Forrest City.-Early returns indi. cate that St. Francis county will vote in favor of license.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
JACKSON COUNTY.

Newport.-This county will give a majority of probably 800 for license and against statewide.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
CHlCOT COUNTY.

Lake Village.-Chicot county re. mains wet by a good majority Count is incomplete.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
POiNSETT COUNTY.

Marked Tree.-Four precincts have been heard from in this county and according to the returns, statewide prohibition has been defeated hy a good majority. Out of TO votes counted so far only two were for statewide prohibition. The same applies to li- cense in Marked Tree, 56 votes being cast for and II against. Amendment No. l5 carried by about 10 to 1.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13

Sheridan.-It is settled that Act No. l will be defeated in this county. and No. ? will carry by small majority. No. , will be defeated and perhaps No. f will meet the same fate, IS it has not been discussed any. Amend ments II. l3 and If will carry, while F and 15 are in doubt.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13

Brinkley.-Returns on the prohibi, tion issue from the town of Brinkley indicate that statewide prohibition lost by a vote of about to 1.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
CRAiGHEAD COUNTY.

Jonesboro,-The election in this tCraighead) county has passed off quietly. the main interest eentering in the vote Oh statewide prohibi. ion, which is thought to be very close. Only few votes have been counted and 1t is hard to give a correct esti- mate, but it is generally conceded that the county has voted against license.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13
GREENE COUNTY.

Paragould.-After counting 15 or 20 votes the judges decided to postpone the counting of election returns. The general elections, the total vote cast being in the neighborhood of 650, out of about HOO electors. There were not many negro votes cast in tha county.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13

Hutting g-Returns from Lagile town. ship in this county give: Governor, Robinson T, Roland ', Mikel I; for Act No 1 g. against 35 for Act No. 29, against 45; for Act No. 3 33. against 34 for Act No. 36, against 30; for Amendment No. 13 55, against No. 13 13: for Amendment No. IA 4t,. against No 14 30; for Amendment No. l5 55, against No. 15 16; for Amend. ment No. II i5, against No. II 19; for Amendment No. 12 8. against No. 12 35 for license g, against license 23: for native wine 62, against 16; for road tax G9, against 10.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-13

0sceola.-The town of Osceola will vote for prohibition. but the vote has. been light.
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PRESIDENT TAFT TO EAT
WITH SONS OF ELI TONIGHT
Thirty-Eighth Annual Banquet of
the Yale Alumni of
Washington.

The Sons of Eli in Washington will
gather at the thirty-eighth annual BAN
quet of the local Yale Alumni Association
tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the Raleigh
Hotel. President Taft, himself one of the
most enthusiastic of Yale men, will be
the principal speaker, and, as in other
years, will join in the songs of old Yale.
erick Jones of the academic department
of the university, Representative Morris
Sheppard of Texas and Charles p. How
land of New York George x. McLana-
han, president of the association, will be
POSTMASTER.
At the banquet of the association a year
ago 115 Yale men We're in attendance
and it is expected that the number will be
even larger. ton. ght. The committee in
ing six each, which proved happy inno-
vation last year, breaking up the for
malty of the old extended banquet board
Yale songs and Yale music will be- in
evidence at the banquet. An orchestra
will. play during the dinner and after
ward. There will be handsome menu
and program. containing, with other
things, picture of Veter Parker first
president of the Washington YaleAlumn
A ssociation, and a list of all the presi
dents since his day.
The executive committee in charge OF
the banquet consists of John Ball Os-
borne, chairman; DIR. Francis Woodman
Hugh S. Knox, Walter Wilcox and c. c.
Glover, jr. J. Upshur Moorehead is Sec
rotary of the association.