The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-04
STATE ELECTION

s Marion November 3-(Special )-Unof- ficial returns from Perry county indi- cate vote of 50 per cent; the democratic ticket receiving all but few scatter ing votes in few isolated precincts.
 Mountain Creek, November 3.-(Special.) There was 114 votes cast here Henderson has majority of 30 votes over all others.
 Jones, for sheriff. has 38 majority over Harris, the republican bull moose candi- date.
 Decatur, November 3.-(Special.) 1.-The smallest vote in years were boiled here today. All boxes for the county give good democratic majorities.
 Frorala, November 3.-(Special )-Vote for democratic nominees solid in this sec ton. In Florala four socialists votes was boiled; no republican.
 Huntsville, November s-(special) )--In addition to voting for the state congress sional and county tickets today the voters of Madison county voted on special one mill school tax and bond issues aggre- gating $S5o00 to provide funds for court house indebtedness. and there was prac- tcally no opposition to either. The demo- cratic county ticket was unopposed. The vote was very light everywhere.
 Centreville, November s-(Special) Less than 50 per cent of the normal vote in Blob county was cast in general cleo ton today. No opposition to democratic county ticket. At Centreville box there were five socialist. two republican and no progressive votes cast Very little interest was taken in the election. More than 1000 qualified voters declined to vote.
 Guntersville, November 3-(SpeciaD D-un- official retufiis iridicates that tiie race fOr congressman is very close, between Bur nett and Stephens. but no figures can be obtained Underwood, Abercrombie and Henderson sweep the county.
 Selma, November 3.-(SpeciaD cleo ton in Dallas county passed off quietly today, only small vote being cast in the various precincts throughout the county. In Selma only 400 votes out of more than 1900 were cast. No interest was taken in the election in any of the precincts in the county.
 Russelville, November 3.-(SpeciaD aD--The indications are that Franklin county has gone democratic. Voting was heavy at nearly every precinct in the county. The interest in the sheriffs race between M. c. Strange, democratic, and w. s. Will son, republican, so overshadowed the other candidates that complete list of the returns cannot be ascertained. Indi- cations are that Strange carried the coun- ty by small majority, so it will require full report to make 1t certain. Con- gressman John l.. Burnett carried the county, as did ". w. White, candidate for representative.
 Pell City, November 3-(Special.) )--The total vote of 23 boxes out of 20 in St. Clair county give the following demo- cratic majorities: Bradford, for sheriff. 254; J. Fall Roberson, representative, 2c0; Burnett. 357 Sivley, circuit solicitor, 195 The indications are the democrats have elected every candidate for county of- flee.
 Fort Payne, November 8.-(Special) The election passed off quietly in this county today with a very light vote, the farmers showing more concern in gather ing their crops. Burnett, for Congress- has carried the county by about 300 ma Jority The sheriffs race Is nip and tuck between Lyons and Hixon, with Lyons, democrat, leading by small majority.
 Red Bay. November 3.-(Special) )-Red Bay gave democfatic state candidates 132 and republicans 53 Burnett leads with lS7; Stephens, 53 for Congress-; White, for representative, gets 133; Hester, his republican opponent, 57; Strange, demo- crat, for sheriff, 145; Wilson, republican, for sheriff, 47.
 Oneonta, November 3.-(Special.) .)-Elec- tion interest in Blount county centered in the race for sheriff between Graves, democrat, and Buckner, republican, In 23 out of 33 beats heard from tonight Graves had lead of g votes.
 Dothan, November S.--(Special 1.-The Dothan Morning News claims the cleo ton of J. A. May, democratic nominee for sheriff of Houston county, over r. w. Butler. independent, by 500 majority All precincts in the county except one in the city of Dothan and two small coun- try precincts have been heard from A light vote, about 1000 polled balance of county democratic ticket unopposed Houston county practically solid for state and national democratic ticket.
 Clanton, November 3.-(Special. )--In- complete returns from Chiffon county show a progressive majority of approxi- Ynately 450. The vote has been heavy in every precinct.
 Tuscaloosa, November 3.-(Special) Only light vote was cast .n Tuscaloosa and throughout the county today. Early returns indicate less than 2000 votes in the county. The vote in the city was: Democrats 40, republicans 13, progress sives 2, socialists 8.
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