Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-09-05
The KANSAS STATE PRIMARY
OFFICIAL COUNT OF ALL PARTIES
is COMPLETE.
Republicans, Democrats, Socialists
and Prohibtionists 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,
$3.50; w R. Stubs, 57,S52; Curtis plu-
rality, 1,216.
c9ngFessm1aa5n; First Dlstrictm ID R.
thongs plurality, 1,7S7. second District
j. L. Brady, 6,155; ]. H. Crider, Sis;
r. A. Enright, 4,249; Bradys plurality,
1,040. Third District-P. p Campbell,
FATTY FATTY III s4s Fo a S DsirictR s. Jd pE
son, 1O,1S7. Fifth District-R. r. Rees,
1886. Sixth District. d. Young, 49,
9lS. Seventh District-O. W. Dawson,
1887; G. L. Finley, 5,531; R. ], Hopkins,
trict-J. B. Adams. S,4O4; Victor MUIR
dock, S,OO1; Murdock's plurality. 4,697.
The Democratic vote on United States
Senator and Congressman:
United States Senator's. H. Allen,
1885; T. L. Bond, 1858; H. P: Farrelly,
1892; W. H. Thompson, 1852. Far
Congressman: First District-J. B.
Chapman, 1884. Second District-Jo-
seph Taggart, 1880. Third District. L.
Botkin, 2,242; +. M; Brady, 1882; B., s.
sradys plurality aHf i64o. Fourth District S
Dudley Doolittle, 2,726; t. H. Grisham.
1907; j. M. McCown, 1,796. Doolittles
plurality, 919. Fifth District-Alexis An
dreen. 2,21S; G.; 7. Helvering, 4,0SS: Hell
]. R. Connolly, 7,153. Seventh District
George Nicely, SAIL. Eighth District
]. 1. Saunders, 4,139.
Republican candidates for:
Presidential Electors-R NJ. Armstrong,
76,14S; B. F. Baker. 77,647; j. F. Bocock,
1850; John Dellinger. 4O,17O; j.: S. Gill
more, 41,565; Dorsey Green, 1851; J. A.
Lister, 74S70; A. Q. Miller, Al, 1886; C. w.
Miller, 41,14O; L. A. Milspaugh, 1880;
r. c. Postlethwaite %; Az; Paul Rich
74,947 L. H. Thompson, 1882; w. A.
Thompson, 40,249.
Justice Of Supreme Court--G. H. Buck
man.. S9,41S; ]. J. Bulger ,22,433; r. A.
B BurcR aSrs W. a Johnson HSnsons S p
overnorwArthur capper 81, 554; Frank
Ryan, 34,216. Cappers plurality, 1888.
Lieutenant Governor-W. M. Glenn
Westerman, 1919. Ingalls, plurality,
20,716.
Secretary of State-Charles Sessions,
89,897.
State Treasurer-Earl Akers, 55,91S; J.
L. Payne, 47,40O. Aker's plurality, S,513.
Attorney General-John Dawson ST.
449; Samuel Griffin, 1929. Dawsons
p super peril eiSiei Public Instruction
Lee Harrison, 1855; E. l.. Payne, S4,21S;
W. d. Ross, SO, 029. Ross plurality, 1,911.
Superintendent Insurance.. Lewis,
S7,112
1880
Democratic candidates for:
Presidential Eectors-s. c. Bybee, g.
912; ]. W. Clark, 54,O93; H. B. Fulton,
53,101; c. e. Giants, 53O1S; 1. H. McGil,
52,94O; T: ]. o'Neill, 53,422; F. M. Pat
Uhl, 1884; A. Q. Wooster, 5S,1O5.
Justices of the Supreme Court-M. B.
Nicholson, 1929; A. B. Reeves, 3O,55S;
II. Riddle. S1,195. Reeves plurality,
4,279. Riddles plurality, 1855. ;,
Hodges 1852; A. NJ. Jackson, 1O,7O1.
Hodges plurality, 9,0S7.
Lieutenant Governor-F. L. Britton,
52,905.
State Auditor-Perry Clemans, 51,27S.
State Treasurer-F. II. Cron, 11,666; T.
F. Laughlin, 22,C7e; J, D. Waters, 2o,a47.
Laughlin's plurality, 1,729.
T. F. Morrison, 1865; Fred Robertson,
12,149. Titles plurality. 1893.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
24,277. Bowen's plurality, 800.
Pentz, 1876; c. ]. Peterson, 34,71S.
plurality, 1892.
State Printer-W. P. FEEDER, 5O,131.
Socialist candidates for:
Presidential Electors-w. 8. Armour.
1921; W; G. Barnett 1855; G. J. Gala
Isis; J. W. Gibbons, 4.s27; ".
H. Hiner, 1904; ]. o. Judd, 4,625; N. P.
Larson. 1916; Henry Lucas. 1925.
Justice Supreme Courts. L. Mattox.
i,19; B. A. Ross, 4,444.
Governor-G. w. Kleihege, 1858.
Lieutenant Governor-M. M. Mitchell,
Secretary of state-T. H. McGm 473s.
Auditor-John Ross, 1887.
TreasurerAJ. B. Johnson, 1915.
Attorney General-A. f. Lyon, 1851.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
II. R. Scott, 4,7OS.
Superintendent Of Insurance-John |
1855.
State Printer. H. Bard, 4,640.
United States Senator-A. w. Kicker. |
Congressman: First District-H. B.
SSronwall, 81! Second DistTict-R. s.
Brewer, 21S3. Fourth Districts. w.
Beach S23. Fifth District-Grant Chap
n. 277. Sixth Dlstrict-D. w Stoner,
1873. Seventh District-M. L. Amos, 551.
Eighth Dstrict-George Burnett, 357.
James K Lane, Prohibition candidate
or Congress in the Sixth District, re-
'eived sixty votes and ii. r. Ross, Pro-
libition candidate for Congress in the
seventh District, received forty--one votes.
T. M. Miller, in the Fourth District re-
,eived two Republican votes against F,
J. Jackson.