The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-06

i Taft, 1856; Wilson, 663. Murdoch, it
is claimed. will have a majority equal
TO that of Capper in the county.
Reno County.
Thompson has carried Reno county
by $50, while Capper has probably
carried the county by 100. Indications
from all portions of the Seventh dis
trict indicate the reelection of Medley
to congress. 1t is claimed that the
Stubbs-Thompson and Capper-Hodges
race will be close in all portions of the
big Seventh. Wilson carried Reno by
about 500 and on the face of present
returns will carry the congressional
district by a small majority.
Meade County.
Meade county gave majoriteis to
Stubbs and Capper. Votes reported
give Capper, 201; Hodges, 142; Stubs,
1872; Thompson, 139; Roosevelt, 119;
Taft, IS; Wilson, 1873.
Morris County.
Capper has apparently carried
Morris county by 200, while Stubs
appears to have lost the county by
$50. This is the vote sent to Topeka
at noon today: Capper, 1,445; Hodges,
1897; Stubs, 992; Thompson, 1,132;
Roosevelt. 1852; Taft, 420; Wilson,
S74; Jackson, 1893: Doolittle, 1,1S1.
Morton County.
Incomplete returns from Morton
Stubs, 232; Thompson, sos; Roose-
welt, 1877; Taft, ISL; Wilson, 21S.
Norton County.
Majorities estimated in Norton
county on the face of votes counted
give Wilson 1876; Hodges, Sc; Thomp-
son, 196; Connolly, 81. q.
Usage County.
Latest returns from Usage county
show majorities for Capper and
Stubs. The latest returns from
Usage are: Capper. 1876; Hodges, 62S;
Stubs, 721: Thompson, 665; Jackson,
$50; Doolfttle, 551.
Ottawa County.
Partial returns from ottawa coun-
ty indicate that Rees has probably lost
his home county. Other figures show:
capper r s62: Hedges, SS4; Stubs IBIS
Taft, 1879; Wilson, 343.
Republic County.
Republic county turned upside down
and gave Hodges and Thompson
overwhelming majorities. With re-
turns from practically every precinct
in the county the Thompson majority
is placed at $50, Hodges majority at
246. Wilson has carried the county
by about ESQ.
Phillips County.
Majorities given various candidates !
based on returns from almost every |
voting precinct in the county would |
give Wilson ITO, Thompson $50, Capper |
100, Connolly running neck and neck |
with Young.
Pratt County.
With an almost complete count IN
Pratt county, it is claimed that Pratt |
will give Roosevelt a majority of 60, |
Stubbs CO. Capper 14O. Medley 100.
Rice County.
Incomplete election news from |
majority of the precincts in Rice coun-
fU i've
1862, Thompson 761; Roosevelt 679, Taft |
405, Wilson 324.
Doniphan County.
Reports this afternoon from Doni-
phan give Roosevelt, 431; Wilson,
420; Taft, $50; Stubs, 67S; Thomp-
son, 6O4; Capper, $50; Hodges, 5SS;
Anthony, 95S; Chapman, 522. Daw-
son carried the county by majority
estimated at 500.
Marion County.
In Tuesdays election Wilson car
led Marion county by PSI, Thompson
oy 1852, Hodges by As and Jackson
~ 112. The Democrats elected both
members of the legislature.
Riley County.
Riley county, with a majority of the
yotes counted, gives estimate majori-
les of 900 to 1000 for Roosevelt, 500
or Stubs, 1900 for Capper and 500
% 900 for Dawson
Democrats Carry Pottawatomie.
st. Marys. Kan, Nov. Elm Potta-
vatomie county the Democrats elected II
he entire county ticket except county
which was carried by Clar-
ence Bandell, Republican.
Socialists Garry Crawford
Pittsburg, Kan, Nov. 6.-The Social
st county ticket was elected in Craw-
ord county. Stubs and Capper were
both beaten here by small majorities.
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