Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-08-14
PRIMARY ELECTION
Fine Day But Not a Heavy Vote
Nomination For State Offices In
Fulton County Unofficial Figures.
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ATherefswas not a heavy vote pollei
at the primary election last TUESDAY
not f.withstanding the fact that ths
day was ideal, but there was Votes
enough to very clearly indicate the
wishes of majority of the voters al
to who the people desire as candida.
+es for the various offices at the cleo.
Stion next November. Unofficial figures
as gathered by the Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections give
the total vote casts.forsState candi-
dates. si2S
Republican,; For Gnyernor, Willis
1895; Tod,4 344;Lieuteaaant Governor,
Arnold 665; Caldwell s651; sMorrelI
F199. Secretary Of State, Reid .708;
Hildebrant 362;y Galbraith ,221; sCul-
bert 296. State Treasurer, Stein
Ebaugh' 453, Wilson AT; Archer 397;
EWoodworth 248. Attorney General,
Turner 500; Merryman $50. u. S.
Senator Cole 846; Harding Ats, For
5aker 391. Chief Justice Supreme
Court, Taggart 1854; Judge Of Su-
Court. Matthias COL, Jones
500; Coynert 36Iq y
Observation-Disclosures, 4lCoxsa $40;
Whitacre @ll94. Lieutenant Gesernor,
-Greefluad ,A31, Secretary of State,
Secrest ALB. State ,TEeasurer.s Rrenr
ma man. Is a. ! Atsor gsy,s GgesI adn AsSj hse
,Kean, .aS99s;s sB:saS. Senator, Hogan S54.
Lentzsi 1863; Zimmerman TT; Chief
Justice of Supreme Court, Nichols
1854. Judge of Supreme Court Crow
289. Wilkins 159; Marriottt128; Ans
berry and Hoke for representatives
to Congress received $50 votes each-
P-rogressives cast 81 votes in the
county for state officers. The Demo
Gratis nominated a full ticket for
county officers by writing the names
in the blank spaces on the ballot.
is the list of officers nomi-
mated: Representative w. L. BLddle.
Clerk Of Common Pleas Court, Fred
T. Bird. Auditor, w. O. Stoltz, Coun-
,ty Commissioners T. P. Greedy, T. F.
Perkins, A. D. ,Manns County Treas
urer, Guy Acker, Recorder Otto
Hampshire, Surveyor. Cornelius Web
er, Prosecuting Attorney, M. B. Cot
trell, Coroner, A. H. Wilkins. The
Republican vote on Congressman lin
Fulton countyawas MatnewsS825, Sta
ley 587. Early reports from the dis
trict indicate that Staley of Paulding
will receive the nomination. For
State Central Committee the total
vote in Fulton county was 839 for
Gebhardt of Bryan and sig for Stauf-
fer of Ottawa; returns indi-t
cate that Stauffer has I been,
nominated. The totals of the Re-
publican votes cast on contested.
nominations for county offices is as
follows, for Clerk of Common Pleas
Court, C.. L.. Allen 780, Davis john
son $50. For Judge of the Common
Pleas Court. j. B.. Templeton $40,
Wolf 1872. For County Commissioner
Frank Griffin 1891, j. H. Barden,
1857. both for second term, Clark Au-
mend 1872, Robert Blair TAG, Lucian
Guilford 500, Charles Gingery. 524.
For County Treasurer Scott sRoos
1855, C. EugeneD isbrow TIA, For Pro-
scouting Attorney, Chas T. Stahl 729,
r. B. Darby 1872, J. G. Paxson' 423.
'TheBoard Of Elections are canvassing
the vote as we go to press and there
may be some changes in the figures
as given above The officers who
were candidates for fsecondi terms,
Messrs. Alderman, McQuilli1a, Reed
and Castle were nominated without
contest Frank B. Willis will be the
Republican candidate for governor
and Warren G. Harding for u. S.
Senator.