The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-21

COUNT
FINISHED
Total Vote Announced by
State Board Owen
in the Lead

ID Ile Lead
Oklahoma City Mob. 2l.-The total
vote cast ia Oklahoma at the election
tive weeks ago was 25s,700. For
Woodrow Wilson, lls.o57 for the
RooseveltlTaft combination. gO,7s4;
loi Eugene v. Debs. 1854; for Eu-
gene M. chaiin, 2-1S5. The vote for
Robert A. Baird, first Democratic
elector on the ticket, Is given as the
Wilson total; FOR George NJ. Flick
first republican elector, as the Roose-
yeli.Taft total for r. p Barnes, first
Socialist elector, as the total for
Debsi for NJ, Simpson Allen, first Pro
hibition elector al the total for
chatIn.
The figures are taken from the oi-
fic.al returns from 76 counties in the
hands Of The state election board. and
from the official tabulation Of Okla.
hcma county, which was completed
Wednesday night and win be Iiled
with the state board Thursday, thus
completing the II counties
Guthrie lest the state capital fight
10 Oklahoma city BY deficit Of 1857
on the straight yes and mo" vote
and deficit or lGSOi on the constl-
tutional vote. The totals are. Okla.
hcma City i0S,lOG. Guthrie s6.549
United States Senator Robert L.
Owen was the favorite candidate. lie
received f2e,41S votes, 52iG more than
Ccngressman-elect William II. Mur-
ray, next highest winner; 1861 more
than the Democratic presidential cleo
tors 1852 more than the Republican,
presidential electors, and 42,9S9 more
than Judge J. T. Dickerson, his Re
publican opponent
congressman-at.Large Murray re-
ceiyed l2i.9o2 votes; Congressman at
Large Claude Weaber l21,lS6; Cor
portion Commissioner Jack Love,
l2e,SS6; Congressman-at-Large J. b.
Thompson. 120,24e; Chief Justice John
p Turner of the supreme court, 12O,.
3S7; Presiding Justice E;enry NJ Fur
lman Of the criminal court Of appeals,
lgO,si2.
The total vote on United States
senator was: Owen, 126,4lS; Dicker-
sor Republican, 7S,45S; John G.
Wills, Socialist, 4O,S6O. The total vote
o. corporation commissioner was:
Love, l2Osse P. ]. Loewen, Republi-
can, s5,69S: c. E. Hedgepeth, Social
ist, 4l,2Ss
The vote for district congressman
was as follows. First district, j. J.
Davis 1886; Bird Mcclure, Repub
liSan, l9,Os5; A. w. Renshaw, Social
ist, 4441 McGuire's plurality, $40
Second district, j. J. Carney, %,
$685. Dick T Morgan. Republican, "a,
854; r d. McKensie Socialist, 1853
Morgan's plurality, SIS.
Third district, James S. Davenport
2lls4; r. T, Daniel. Republican, 20,
ss4; Lewis B. Irwin, Socialist, GAGS
Dayenport's plurality, $500.
Fourth district, Charles ID. Carter
4 2s,9S7 y. N Wright, Republican, III,
42l; + W. Holt, Socialist, 1881; Car
teI's plurality 1856 majority owe
combined Republican and socialls
vote, 1245.
Fifth district, Scott Ferris. 29,574
/ G o. Clark, Republican, 1887, H. II
stallard, Socialist, ii ,OSS; Ferris plur
atty 1887; majority over Republl
can and Socialist, 1854.
Nine counties have not yet reporte,
the vote on this Campbell Russell bill
AGAINST the state board Of agrlcul
ture The vote in 6S counties is a
follows: Yes 14727l; no" 56,96s
The vote on the state question, tha
the legislature may levy sufficient TO
five months school all over tn,
flsse, is as follows Yes 10000
mo" 6e,f2S. The majority on TIL
yes" and mo" vote is $3.50 for th
bill, but the total for the bill Is 26
sos under the constitutional rNaiorit.
Of all the votes cast at the genera
election There is some difference o
opinion as to whether the gsraigh
vote or the constitutional majority vii
control, since this measure was sub
mitted by the legislature and did no
follow the uaual route Of initiate
measures.
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