The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-15
OF the 1O5 Counties, 100 Are
Heard From Today.
Congressional Contests Settled
In Two Districts.
DAWSON IS STILL AHEAD
Little Is Third, but WyandOtte
Is Among Missing.
No Complete Count Until TO.
night or Monday.

Official returns from all except
Wyandotte county today show results
in all of the congressional and judicial
contests except the final figures from
the big county at the month OF the
Kaw. Totals on state officers and
supreme court. may not be completed
in the office of Charles Sessions, sec
rotary Of state, until late this evening
or Moncay morning.
In the two districts where the con-
gressional contests were the most un-
certain-Third and Fourth-P. J. Nc
Ginley, Democrat, wins the nomination
over Wesley n. Hudson by IA votes
in the Third, while in the Fourth How
ard F. Martindale. Republican, wins by
412 over c. E. Carroll.
Official returns from 102 counties,
outside of Wyandotte, make no ma
terial changes III the relative standing
of the various candidates for associate
nonpartisan judiciary. The six nomi-
nees will be Dawson, Marshall, Little,
Mason, Benson and Mrs. Lizzie Shell
don, in the Crder named, except the
POSSIBLE Overtaking of Marshall by
Little when the Wyandotte returns are
received.
The total vote of the twelve candi-
dates is: Dawson. 64,043: Marshall.
55.sss; Little; s4.15o; Mason. 5o.44a2:
Reeves. 35,22s: c. w. Smith. 1921;
buchanan. 3z,26S; Clark A. Smith,
$3.50; Case. 26,S75; Hanson, 1860.
Totals from the congressional contests.
First. b. Chapman Dem), 5,132:
Charles Ii. Herold Dem.). 3.413; d. R. An
Prog). 1,167.
Second. except wyandotte county,
aJo-in H. Crider Rep.). 5,315; U. s. Guyer
3.612: Joseph ITaggart Dem.). 4.756; Sena
Hartzeil Wallace Proh.). "a; J. L. Brady
Third-PhiIlip P. Campbell (Rep.). 1881,
o. s. Gibson Oem.). 1858; Wesley N.
Hudson Oem), 1850: P. ]. Mckinley
tDem.). 300; Z. A. Wallace Dem). 1.e62;
L: F.; Fuller tsoc:1, 5000: Emma ". Grow
er Proh.t. IS; G. z. Bertch Prog), 1.427.
Fourth-C. E. Carroll Rep). 3,S72; w.
s. kretsinser Repl, 1882; Howard F.
tDem.). s.0o3; N. d. Welty Prog.), 1870:
f; B: Greene Proh.l, go
Fifth-W. A: CaIderhead Rep). $3.50;
CRep). 2,S12: A. b. Carney Dem.) 1875;
Guy T: delivering Dem). SSH; Loring
sixth-Jchn B. Dykes Repo. 1858;
John r. Connolly Oeml. SER; Eva
M 1ose1so. MURPHY sSl S9Prog9. 7oi; John B.
SEVENTH s. Simmons CRep.). s,sos:
Frank p. Hettinger Dem.). 500; Jouett
Shouse Oem.), 6.34l: H. r. Rose (Proh.) },
s "a; o: "; Dawson Pros.>' 1.e2s; John
Eighth--Ezra Branine (RepD, 5.s1s; W.
A. Ayers Dem.), 5.543: George E. Rogers
Dem.). ,654; H. j. Hartley (Proh). "a;
Charles l.. Davidson Prog). 1852; e. E.
Tyler tSoc). Is.
In the judicial districts, the candidate
for district judgeships on the nonpartisan
judiciary ballot received the following
votes:
First-Aipheus Lane, 2454; ]. o. Rankin,
1868
Eleventl-R. J. w. Bloom. 1922 J. n.
Dunbar. ISIS; f. B. Morgan, 1902; Ed
ward E Sapp. 1859: George w. Snyder,
York, 80
Fourteenth-George Campbell. s9s; P. L.
COPYRIGHT. 1.o06; Thomas J; Flannelly
II. Stamford, Cos
Fifteenth Richard NJ. Picker. 4.4ls.
seveutcenth-A; c; T; Geiger; 1,1C7: vii.
Ninctrenth-O. p. Fuller, 1.S71; w. H
Stafflebach. 1.3i6: Carol L. Swartz 2,447.
Twenti etn-Daniel A. Banta. 1853.
Msy sd: Frey yn Re- m 5Gnes so0
Twenty F. Means, S,47
William l. Stuart. 5,0l4.
Northumberland B. Beardsley. 76s
A. D. G:lkeson. 800: Harry Lewis Pestana
2.744
Twenty fourth-seward I. Field. 1855
y. 3. GilIctt. 2,g71.
Thirtieth-Dallas Grover. S,735.
rty-f:rst-Jay r. Bolts. 1.2S6; L. NJ
Day. 1,S2s; Carl Van Ripper, 1913.
Thirty-sccond-George ]. Downer, 1857
r. r. Stocks. LIS.
Thirty third-A. c. Dyer, 1921; ALDER
$. Foulks. 1881.
northumberland H. Benson, 902
Samuel N. Hawkes.. 1851; Charles
sparks, 1850
Thirty-fiftiv-Robert c. Heller, 4652.
Observation-Disclosures H. Cordray. 2.94S
A. J. Curran, 2,4so: d. II. Woolley, 1.O07.