The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-10
BRUMBAUCH CARRIED THIS
COUNTY BY 1885 MAJORITY
Fenrose Got Total Of 12,d45 Here,
According to oficial Returns Com
pleted To-day, and Pinchot Ran
Ahead of Palmer

Complete official returns of the vote
received In this county by the several
candidates at the election a week ago.
were announced to-day by Frank e.
Aegler and Benjamin F. Umberger, the
tally clerks. Judge George Kunkel,
non-partisan candidate for Judge Of
The Supreme Court, received more
votes than any other candidate in Dau-
pnin county. In fact he received half
again as many as the candidate re-
celving the second highest vote.
me Official vote for Kunkel was
zl,45s against 1,271 received by hi.
opponent, Judge Robert Frazer. Of All.
ieSheny county, who was elected
throughout the State. Judge Trexler.
winner in the fight for Judge of ths
State Superior court, had a majority
of S,124 in this county. He bav;ng We.
.eived 1o,fSo against $3.50 credited
to his opponent, Judge Clark.
Governor-elect Martin G. Brum.
oaugh carried the county with a plu-
rallty over Vance G. Mccormick of 4.
200. Dr. Brumbaugh received a total
OF l4,4S9 and Mccormick got 10.243.
senator Penrose carried the county in
tne Senatorial fight with a total of
IL ,l4o votes, Clifford Pinchot was sec-
ond with 6,2S4 and Palmer was third
with 6,031.
Inc total of votes received bv all
candidates in this county was as fol-
lows: A'F
Judge Of the Supreme Court, Frazer.
l,Zll; kunkel, 21,459.
Judge of the Superior Court, Clark,
1853; Trexler, 13,7SS.
United States Senator. Palmer n
6.oS1; Pinchot, W., 5,225; Pincbot
b. NJ, 7S4; Pinehot, R. P. 225. Pen'
rose, R., 12,OS5; Penrose p, T. Ga.
Whlteside, s.. SOC; Larkins, P, 1875:
Lands, l., 12.'
Governor, Mccormick, D.. 1855:
Mccormick, W.. 1887; Brumbaugh.
n, 1854; Brumbaugh. X. 79s:
Brumoaugh, P. L.. Sc; Allen, s.. 795;
brumm, b. NJ. 21; Lewis, r. P. 35.
stevenson, P, 1876; Harrison. T.. 6.
Lieutenant Governor. Greasy. D..
Ii3Io; Greasy, X, 355; Smith. W..
9,lol: Smith, B. NJ. 244: Smith. r.
r., lO1; McClain, R.. 1867: Me.
Claim, P. L., 65; sholIar. s., s21;
Whalen, P, 276; Anton. T.. 5.
Secretary of Internal Affairs. Ne.
Nair, d., 6,S97; Lewis, W.. 3.161.
Lewis. B. NJ, 1856; Lewis. r. p o.:
Houck, R., 1850; Houck. K. 2Se.
Giouek, r. T.. %; Ringler, s., 92s;
smith, +, 2b6; Thomas, l.. II.
Congress -at-Large. Bright. D.. g..
oS1; Cation, d., 6.267: Clark, D., G..
o62; Crosby, D., 6,192; Mitchell, W.
S,61s; Mitchell, B. NJ. 236: Mitchell,
n. +. ll5; Rupley, w., 4.014; Rup.
ley, b. NJ, $50, Rupley, r. P. 122;
Walters, w., 3.402; Walters. B. NJ
23S; Walters, R. P, 92; Watson. W
$3.50; Watson, B. NJ, 1856; Watson
r. P. SO; Crago, r.. 1881: Crape'
P. L., 3S; Garland, R., 1853: Gar.
land, P. H., So; Lafean, r., 12.751.
Lafean, P. L., so; Scott. R., 12.6Ss:
Scott, P. L., 80; Coughlin, S., 9Ss:
Haydon, s.. 961; King. s., 954: Sehl,
s., 919; Hart, P. 331: Patton. p
29S; Pike, P, 26S; Smith. p. 29f.
Blnz, K, IS; Holtz, K. IS; Upset,
~, 10; Welker, K. 10; Erwin, T., 1t:
Meinel, l., Z; Durner, l., s; Fisher,
l., Is.
Congress, Kaufman, D., 6,49f:
Kreider, W., 1898: Kreider, R., IS.
S52; lbach, s., 919; Edelman, p.
25S. .
General Assembly, First District.
Lybarger, D., 4,O75; Marshall D.. 2.
$50; Barker, W.. 2,453; Crow, W., l..
IO1; Crow, P, 140; Swartz, R., 6.39s;
Wildman, r., 5,S35; G'Sell. s. 341.
Yoder, s., 591; Reed, p, 123.
Assembly, Second District, Lenker.
D, 3,3S4; Lenler, w., 2,O7S; Martin,
D., 2,S4S; Martin, w., 1929: Martin.
P. 15S; Nissley, R.. $3.50; Young. r..
6,2S2; Rowe, s., 571; Schlessman. s..
sos; Zerfng. p, 166.