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The Van Buren press., 1912-09-14
UNITED STATES
MAY INTERVENE
Situation Considered Serious
by Government Officials
in Washington.
MORE TROOPS TO BORDER
Special Session Of Congress May Be
Called to Aet-osmsnd Made
on Madero.

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Washington developments in
the Mexican situation led observers
OF that situation TO regard conditions
as grave.
President Taft ordered two full regi.
ments Of cavalry to the border line
and the Madero government contem-
plating permission OF the United
States, Is preparing 10 transport It's
loyal troops through Texas and New
Mexico TO attack the scattered bands
Of marauding rebels sallyng across
the line attacking American ranches
and stealing cattle.
After Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood,
chief OF the staff OF the army, had
talked over the telephone with Presl-
dent TAFT at Beverly, the Thirteenth
Cavalry from Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo.
ming. and the Ninth Cavalry from
Fort Riley, Kan, we're put under rush
orders TO Join the border patrol The
president made Il plain that under no
circumstances were the troops to cross
the border line and that he still re
garded Intervention as an act OF the
very last resort,
In addition to the two regiments.
Troop OF the Third Cavalry was or
dered 10 the nelghborhood OF a re
cent skirmish on the Victoria ranch
and Troop h. Fourth Cavalry, was or.
dered from Fort Huachusa to Ariyaca.
Ariz., TO strengthen the border pauol
there. The president authorized the
export Of 500 rifles and 100000 rounds
Of ammunition to the beleagured Am
orleans in the Canaea district.
The United States probably will
permit the Madero government to send
troops through Texas and New Mexi-
co into northern Chihuahua. lnas.
much as the state department has de-
manded that Mexico send federal
troops into northern Mexico to protect
Americans. II Ia assumed that the
United States viii cooperate with
Madero in an effort to 10 so. The
Mexican congress, however, must nrst
authorize the sending OF troops out
OF It's country. This was done in the
Madero rebellion.
Although President Taft will not In
tervene IN Mexico without the fullest
deliberation upon step that would
mean war his friends declare that
Intervention is nearer than II has
been since the first American troops
we're rushed TO the border, is months
ago.
II can he stated on the highest au-
thority, however that should the presi-
dent decide that Intervention Ia the
only course open to him. he will call
congress in special session and do
mand OF It the authority to send tho
American army across the border.
Under no circumstances, he has told
his friends, would he do an unfrlendly
act toward Mexico without consulting
congress-.
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OUACHlTA COUNTY.

Camden. Incomplete returns from
Ouachta county Indicate the Demo.
cratic ticket has carried the county
by large majority While exact fig
ures could not be obtained, Act No, =
has been defeated by about 25o, Act
No. 3 has been defeated by about the
same majority Amendment No. l3
has carried by about l,OOG Amend
ment No. Is has been defeated By
about 1000 and Amendment No. IL
has been defeated by about 300, The
grandfather clause the text book bill
and the Turnor,Iacobson bill are also
defeated. For license 1854 votes were
cast and $40 against
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ROONE COUNTY.

Harrison.--The election passed or
quietly both here and throughout the
county It is impossible at this hour
10 give an absolutely correct report,
but enough is known to assure good
maiorities Hon. Joe 7. Robinson
for governor, all the amendments have
carried. The vote for statewide pro-
hlbidon is yery close and II Will take
the full vote to settle the result the
outlook being, however that the
county has voted against Amendment
No. ..
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LOCOMOTIVE EXPL0DES
Engineer sealded and Fireman Blown
Fifty Feet Into Brush.

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Little Rock, When the boiler OF an
engine on a Rock Island extra freight
train running between Brnkley and
Argenta exploded near Meto siding,
about l5 miles from Argenta, engineer
Fred stelter OF 5ll Main street, Ar
genta, was badly scalded, aud Fire
man G. u. Delaney was hurled 80 feet
from the engine into the brush
The train left Brlnkley about two
hours before the accident, and when
within about 200 yards OF Meto sid.
ing the explosion occurred, The crown
sheet OF the engine was driven through
the firo box drawer. completely dis
ablng tho engine The cause OF tho
explosion In not known.
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IZARD COUNTY

Melbourne.-Returns from IA out Of
23 townships in this county give: GOV.
ernor Robinson 725, Roland 2O3; for
Act No. 2SO, against Act No. ] 314;
for Act No. 2Sl against Act No. 2
1868; for Act No, 3 2O9, against Act No.
3 36S; for Act No. 4 $50, against Act
No. 4 3l7 for Amendment No. 10 i43,
against l4O for Amendment No, "A
233, against 26l for Amendment No.
Is 254, against 257, for Amendment
No, II 2O3, against 2Oi; for Amend
ment No. - lSl, against 220.
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NEVADA COUNTY.

Prescott Returns from - ont o.
- townships in this county give, Gov
crnor, Robinson 9ji, Roland 3,SSL
Mikel 266, for Act No. 533, against
773. for Act No. 2 2,S32, against =.
GS3: for Act No 3 nc, against 900
for Act No. 4 7lI, against go; for
Amendment No 10 l,U2j, against }2l,
for Amendment No. ~ SIS, agains,
lQ5: for Amendment No - tls,
against 523, for Amendment No. II
5ll. against Gl7, for Amendment No,
10 j52, against 434 for license co.,
against license S92,
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DALLAS COUNTY.

Fordyco Returns from out OF T.
townships In this county give GOV
crnor, Robinson i2l Roland 1885, Nj
kel rs, for Act No. l53 against G03;
for Act 80, 2 A23, against $40, for Act
30 3l5 against i22 for Act No, I
2SG. against il3, for Amendment No
~ asa against 252, for Amendment
80. II 256 against lSi FOR Amend
menl No. rs 1871, against 212 tof
Amendment No If GO3, against GO3,
FOR Amendment No, 70 2O9 against
iCa, Tor native wine, $50; against ma
tive vine $40 for license 1863, against
lIconAe 500
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Pine Bluff. Returns from two
wards in Pine Bluff give Act No !
3O7 votes, while $50 votes were cast
against the act In tho Second ward
las votes were cast for Act No, 2 and
1853 against In the Third ward for
Act No. 3 l59 and against 532, Three
county precincts have been heard from
as follows: Roberts, for Act No 2
30, against 100, ylllemont for Act
No, 2 20, against ~ Nlycn for Act
No, 9 27, against d.
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nREENE COUNTY

Paragould. Counting was slow here.
The vote will reach GOO In Paragouli,
and about zoo In the townships The
Socialists have y partial ticket and
Il Ia estimated that they will poll from
800 TO 400 votes, which n their full
strength In the county II is believed
statewide prohibition will carry In
this county and that the Turnor.Jacob.
son bin is defeated, It Is also be.
lIeyed that all the other measures
will be defeated
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WHITE COUNTY.

Searcy.-Following is the vote from
nine precincts of this county on the
acts and amendments; AcU No. ! for,
32I against 232; Act No. ., twelve
precincts for SOB, against 25S, Act
No, 8, for 254, against 23l; Act No.
4 for 323, against 239. Amendment
No. II for 239 against 277; Amend
ment No. II for 3O4, against 1874;
Amendment No. l3 for 42S, against
SO; Amendment No IA for 294, against
1871 Amendment No. Is for 30l,
against 1872. All Democratic county
and district officials are elected. The
above ratio probably will maintain in
unreported precincts.
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CLARK COUNTY.

Arkadelphia--So far complete re.
turns from five precincts out ol p
have been received and they show the
following results Robinson 5Si, Ro
land lio, Nillel 3 Tor Act No, ! 2i+
against il9, for Act 40. 3SG, against
POI, for Act No . 312, acainst 23l;
for Act 30. ( lS3, against 5is; for
Amendment No. n 236, against PAS,
for Amendment 80. - 80, against
255, for Amendment 80. l5 400,
against l5i; for Amendment No. II
25s. against 26l; for Amendment No.
10 3O9, against 229
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JACKSON COUNTY.

Newport Seventeen out Of 30 pro.
cincts In Jackson county give Robin.
son 7li, Roland iS1 Mikcl 1885, lor
Act No, 3Si, against IN, for Act 40
500, against 1o7 FOR Act No, 3 i7i
against GG5 for Act No. I ilo, ogalnal
11O, for Amendment No l3 S35
against 1885, for Amendment 30. Il
1i9, against i57, for Amendment No
10 iG6 against llG, for Amendment
No, II S51 against sos, Tor Amend
ment No. 10 COS, against t4s,
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Crsssett -- Returns from Egypt
township, governor Robinson 31 Ro,
land a for Act No 2 20, againat Act
No, +? 39 for Act No, ~, against
Act No l9i for Act No, OIL, against
Act No, 4 g. for Amendment No. l3
5O against Amendment No. 10 10, for
Amendment No. II i3, against Amend.
ment No. IA "A; for Amendment No,
10 Z, for Amendment No II %,
against Amendment No Il a6 for
Amendment No ~ S2, against Almond,
ment No ~ 26 for license 30, against
III,
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cAlcor COUNTY.

Eudora, --- Returns from Plahtere
,ownship in this county give GOV,
ornor Robinson 122, Roland 6l Mlke'
:. ,or Act No. / "a, against no; for
Ac, No. . Go, against ld6; for Act NO
. 90, against S2; 70 rAct No 4 49, w.
ocoinu a lGi for Amendment No 10
az against 93, for Amendment No ~
&C. GO agnInst lOl, for Amendment NO
~ iSo against q; for Amendment
No II a. against lGi' for Amend
mcpt No. ~ 81, against 81,
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ASHLEY COUNTY.

Hamburg. - Returns from four
townships in this county give Gov
ernor, Robinson 342, Roland 1862; for
Act No l 81, against 1872; for Act
No. 3l6, against 3SS, for Act No. 3
427, against $780, for Act No 4 479
against SO; for Amendment No 13
o46 against 262, for Amendment No
IA 4OS, against "a; for Amendment
No. 10 $50, against 139; for Amend
ment No. II 243, against 436 for
Amendment No. 70 5O7, against 1856,
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PIKE COUNTY.

Delight,-Although definite figures
from Pike county could not be obtain
ed, owing to the slow count, a Demo
cratic majority is assured. Statewide
prohibition, a G0-day session of the
legislature, the bond amendment and
the grandfather clause have appar.
entity carried. The Turner.Jacobson
bill, the election bill and the text
book bill are apparently defeated,
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BAXTER COUNTY.

Mountain Home,-ln Baxter county
the vote for governor was; Robinson
483, Roland l75, Mikel l45, In eight
townships out of IS the vote on amend
ments are: for Act No. 256, against
1893; for Act No. 2 3O7 against 259;
for Act No. 3 1877, against III; for Act
No. 339, against 2O3; for Amend'
ment No. II NJ against 1863; for
Amendment No. 12 244 against l43;
for Amendment No. 10 4i7, against
81; for Amendment No, IA 1852, against
l45; for Amendment No. IA 36l,
against 1873,
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HEMPSTEAD COUNTY.

Hope Returns from 10 out OF 70
townships in this county give; Gov
ernor, Robinson l0l7 Roland 473,
for Act No. 517, against 775, for Act
No. 2 $50, against $40; for Act No. 3
0; against 1875; for Act No 4 735,
against 625; for Amendment No, IL
$40, against 7SO The returns are from
seven boxes complete and three boxes
incomplete,
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SEBASTIAN COUNTY

Fort Smith.-Returns are sun slow.
ly coming in from Sebastian county,
but practically no reports have been
received from the Greenwood district
1t is considered almost certain tha;
the Greenwood district will 20 for
Act No. ?, but the majority is a matter
Of surmise.
All Democratic state officers are aD-
parently elected by good majorities.
The only Republican in the county
race is George A. TILES for represen-
tatiye, and it is believed he will be
elected. The present vo'e on state
wide for Sebastian county is, for Act
No. ., 73l; against Act No. 2, 2,050.
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MAINE RE,ENTERS
REPUBLICAN RANKS
Democrats Lose Control by
Small MajOrity---Haines
Plurality, 5000.
CAMPAIGN BASED ON ISSUES
NO Progressive Party to Split Ranks
Of Republicans-Unususly Heavy
Vote Cast.

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portland, Maine-M Maine has return
ed to the column OF Republican states.
The Democratic ticket was defeated
by a small majority the Republicans
regaining nearly all ground lost ct
the last election.
The fight for control was close, the
majority Of the Republicans being
only 3,Q32 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,
6IS4S.
Haines plurality is estimated at
2,O32
The makeup of the legislature vas
indicated as follows:
House-Republcans rs, Democrats
70.
Senate-Repubicans "a, Democrats
s.
Joint Ballot-Repubicans 1902, Dem.
ocrats so.
The corresponding vote for 1919 was
Fernald, Republican 6O,556, Plaisted
Democrat 67,501.
The congressman elected were Re
publican, Asher c. Kinds, Forrest
Goodwin and Frank e. Guernsey, Dem
oorat d. j, McGilicuddy.
The Democrats based their cam.
paign on state issues. This is beliey.
ed by many to have been the cause Of
the defeat OF the Democrats.
Another reason to which the ReDub.
! lican victory is attributed is the iact
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 Its 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
pubicans and Democrats already have
nominated their presidential electors
The Progressyes, 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 az q party
does not take credit for the result Of
the election, although the Progressive
element in the Republican party won
the fight for Mr.. Hanes It did this
in order to carry out the agreement
made with the Republican leaders aud
also because the Progressiyes 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 II will seek election for Roosevelt
presidential electors In Maine
Chairman John p. s. 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
yember OF the Democratic presidential
electors
The Republican leaders were retl'
oent about the future.
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RANDOLPH COUNTY.

rocahcntas Partial returns from
If out Of 2j townships show hat pro
h.l.uou loses. 3 TO f. Every act VIII
lose. Amendments SO, 10 and No. II
viii carry eaaily Amendment No, IL
W. probably win The majority
against license will be smaller than
last election. Democratic nominees
VIII win ln a walk. 30 close yose ex.
ccpt on liquor.
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ARKANSAS COUNTY.

gart,-Reurns from out Of
IS townships in this county give: Gov.
ernor, Robinson 5G4, Roland 23l for
Act No 25i, against 20l; for Act No
2 45S, against 45S; for Act No, PAP,
against 2l5 for Act No 343, against
1873: for Amendment No. 13 34O
against IS; for Amendment No II
332, against 1902; for Amendment No
10 364 against 10; for Amendment
No. II 254, against 1879; for Amend
ment No. ~ PA, against 100,
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INDEPENDENCE COUNTY.

Batesyille-The returns on the va.
rious proposed amendments and acts
are not complete, bat il is safe TO say
that statewide has not carried in this
county and the majority against H.
cense two years ago has been reduced
from about 500 at that time to about
200 now
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ecoTr COUNTY,

Woldron, Returns from six com
r,o,o opd eight partially gIycj Robin.
p ao, 2So Roland IA, for Act NO. }
'C, ,CV opaInat 1870; for Act No, 2 i90
against $3.50, for Act No. 3 i79, osaimS' INA
,sg' |se for Act No. 4 236. against 1870.
1mendmont No. 10 for 1917 against
Hr'' ,oo, No "A for t22, against 40; No.
~ ,I' ,or l2G, against loG No, ~ Tor
100. ngnInst l3l
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PHILLIPS COUNTY.

Helena,-The vote in Phillips coun.
ty is being counted very slowly on
account of the length OF the ticket
No information can be secured on a
number of the matters submitted uu.
der the initiative and referendum.
The county has gone wet" by a ma.
jority Of more than 800. In a number
Of the precincts the entire vote went
against the statewide amendment
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Washington Tho new battloshlp
Pennsylvania, tho only one authorized
by congress at the last session, which
viii be fully m large Os the greo, bat.
tloshlp which the British government
has Just ordered, according TO plans
OF The National General Board lie
displacement will exceed 10000 tons,
which ls about equal to the addition
Of u good sized cruisers displacement
to the biggest ship the United statou
now has arloOt In general demon
slons the ship will DO about GO foet
long, bg feet benm,
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CLEVELAND COUNTY,

RIaon Returns from five out OF n
townships In this county give GOV
crnor Robinson 225 Roland l26. IN
Act No 1880, against 1858, for AcD
No 39l, against l2l for Ael 40.
s2S against lio, for Act No. 2j5
against 206, for Amendment No I,
$685. against 30, Tor Amendment No
"A 2l3, against ne for Amchdmon
No 10 25i, against lli, for Amend
mont 40, II 2l2, against %7 70
Amendment No, l3 33g, against %,
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,,NloN COUNTY

rl Dorado, Returns from on, o o'
% iownshlps in this county give, GOV o.,
ooo, ~ W." poblpeon 7l5, Roland 80, MI
,,a, y,l'V' ot for Act No, / 300, against ESQ
Sv. Sor Ae, N No. 9 3I5, against a0li Tor h', !,
40, Ts H't y 90, i' against 37Si for Act no d
oo, Ho' ogolpst s57; for Amendment No
SS' Us ,"e "S'' oealnst 81, for Amcndmcn
NO., NO, " No. 10 500 against i76i 10
Ino", ,o,or5ment No. II i0O ogeinsl loo low.
for Amendment No u ~" 's"'''
IA
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CRAlGAEAD COUNTY.

Jonesboro- An Of the voting pre-
cncts have not reported, but enough
is known to state positively that the
county has voted against license, by a
greater majority than at the previous
election, In 10 precincts the votea
for license was IA, against license
$3.50, and the remaining precincts will
increase the majority against license,
The city proper has gone against Ii.
cense by majority Of nearly 100
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DREW COUNTY,

Wlmar Partial returns from Ss'
line township in this county give the
Democratic ticket good majorlties,
The vote for the governorship being
Robinson 30, Roland l6, for Act No,
/ II, against Act No, I 2s; for Act No.
2 2S, against Act No. 2 2S; for Act No,
3 10, against Act No 3 20; for Act No,
I %, against Act No 4 20; for Amend
ment No 10 33 against Amendment
No, l3 II, for Amendment No, IL 81,
against Amendment No, IL q, for
Amendment No, 10 20, against Amend
ment No. 10 20, for Amendment No.
II -, against Amendment No, II 3b;
for Amendment No. u 10, against
Amendment No. II 20,
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PRAIRIE COUNTY.

azen.-The Judges here postponed
counting the vote The vote has Dcen
heavy, AZ a good many negroes have
voted. The total vote is about 800
in Hazen and the usual vote is about
225 There Ii close vote on the pro-
hlhlilon not
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JOHNSON COUNTY.

Clarksyllle. - Returns from . out
OF 22 townships In this county give;
Governor. Robinson l3T majority and
for Act No. 2i2, against 24S; for Aci
No. 2 800, against 39l, for Act No. 4
2l7, against g0l; for Amendment No
Is 2iO, against l2l, for Amendment
No, II 3l3, against l13, for Amend
men 80. 10 2gG against 2O1, tof
Amendment No II ls2, against 1888,
fer Amendmlnt No 70 23T against
lGi.
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VAN puPEN COUNTY.

clinton Van rurcn county returnl
nou ~ ont Of - townships give
LobInson G13, Roland i33, for Act No
! 2oS, against rs, for Act No 2 29S,
against j01, for Act No, 3 2i0, against
553, for Act No, 4 li9, against $685.
for Amendment No. IL 453, against
2Gg, for Amendment No n 23i
against 1872 for Amendment No. Il
49,, against 2s3, for Amendment No
II 2a7, against 43i,
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CALHOUN COUNTY.

Uampton.-The election returns IN
this calhoun county, Will not be can
yassed until Thursday, consequently
nothing definite could be learned.
The indications are that county VIII
poll n large majority for license ana
all Democratic candidates Will receive
largo malorlties,
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EulrON COUNTY.

Mammoth Spring incomplete re
turns from Fulton county indicate
that the Democratic ticket has been
elected by about the usual majority
Definite figures are not available.
Acts No. 2 and license are in doubt,
and It is thought the vote will be very
close Mammoth Spring township,
with % votes to be counted. gives "a
majority of 50 agains license and a
majority of a for Act No. ..
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sEARCY COUNTY.

Marshall Returns from II out OF
Il townships in this county give Gov
ernor. Robinson G32, Roland 7Ji for
Act No. 234. against i39 for Act No
2 23s, against 5ii for Amendment No
Y 35i, against 332 for license 95i
against 23S.
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CARROLL COUNTY.

erryvllle-Returns from Carroll
county are coming in very slow and
no definite figures can be obtained,
1t is thought there will be large Dem.
ocratic majorities. The eastern dis.
tricts are apparently for statewide
prohibition and the western districts
against state. wide,
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LEE COUNTY

Narianna Returns from three
wards in this city give Governor
Robinson 27S Roland lii for Act So.
no. against 2jl. for Act No 2l3.
agans. 2i6. for Act No. loS, against
232, for Act No, 4 l2o. against 2.0.
for Amendment No. 10 2NS, against G6;
for Amendment No n 2I9, against
225, for Amendment No D. 2sN.
aginst g. for Amendment No. II
ls2, against 1856. for Amendment No.
l2 20L against N,
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CONWAY COUNTY

Morrllton. Returns from . ont o.
rs townships in this county give Gov
eruor. Robinson l2Gs, Roland l35.
for Act No i3i. ag7ius. Gag, Tor Ael
No. 3 9lI against 515. tor Act No. .
&c. against $50; for Amendment 80.
~ 7lS, against 525. for Amendment
80. % 3GS, against 5ga.
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ARkANsAa COUNTY

Stuttgart while the counting IL
only partially completed. the IndIca
tlons are that Act No ? has lost In
Arkansas county by about 500 votes
According to indications, the bond
amendment has carried
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sreAsrlAN COUNTY.

Fort Smith Reports from SebaB
tlan county are coming IN slow All
indications point to y vote against
statewide Act 40, g. having Goo plu.
rgllty against bin.
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CROSS COUNTY.

Wynne.-No definite figures could
he secured on Cross county owing
70 the slow count, but the indications
are that the county has voted for
statewide prohibition
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Oscooh The town Of Ogccola viii
vote Tor prohibition, but the vote has
been light
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pnlNsErr COUNTY.

Marked Tree -Four precincts have
been heard from In this county and
according 10 the returns, siate.Nide
prohibition has been defeated by a
rood majority ont Of 20 votes counted
40 far only two were for statewide
Tho same applies 10 H.
ccnBo In Marked Tree, iG votes being
east for and "A against Amendment
No. li carried by about 10 TO /,