Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-09-04

cincts, Ashland county gives for gov.
ernor, Philip 434, Dahl 38S, Utman
1871, Hatton IT'S. Hull So. Roetbe 40;
for senator, McGoyern 439, Morris
269, Strange 1913, Bancroft I'll, Burke
rs, Estabrook Al; democratic, Husting
III. Kearney rs, Awkward 131, Karel
SO.
Barron.-The vote in the city Of
Barron for governor gives Hull 80,
Philip 40. For United States senator.
McGovern 90, Morris Is, Bancroft ID.
Depere. -Depere city complete: Re-
publican ticket, Philip SO. Hatton SO,
Dahl Z, Roete z, Stout 81, Peavey 40,
McGovern As, Morris 25, Strange 81,
Bancroft 8, Burke SS, Estabrook l..
For congress, Raught Al, Reynolds 80,
Classon SO. Democratic, Karel 176,
Awkward so, Kearney 142, Husting 66.
For congress, Konop 100, Murphy S3.
Chilton.--In Calumet county seven
precincts out of fourteen give: Hatton
g. Hull z, Philip 11S, Roethe "a, Ut
man 3. Dahl 81. For senator. Burke
IA, Estabrook 10. McGovern 50, Morris
80, Bancroft 40, Strange %.
Mathematician from one-third of
the precincts in Dane county indicate
that Dahl has plurality of 800 over
Phillip, with Hatton a poor third
Roethe Is fourth, Hull fifth and Utman
sixth Awkward carried Dane county
over Karel by 500 and Morris over Nc
Govern by 200. Husting is running
slightly ahead OF Kearney
Beaver Dam.--Early returns indi
cate that Philip leads by big ma
jority Bancroft leads in the senator
iaI race, with Karel leading Awkward
by slight majority.
Menomonee.-Nin precincts OF
Dunn county give Dahl 212, Hatton 81
and Philip 33. In the senatorial race
McGovern received 131, Morris 80,
Strange 43 and Bancroft 81 votes.
Fennimore. Republican primary re-
turns are: Village Of Fennimore Roe
the 148, Dahl 4, Hatton 4, Hull 1,
Philip Z, Utman 8; Bancroft 80,
Burke 10, Estabrook IA, McGovern 30,
Morris 81, Strange 81; assembly, Bur
CESS Az, Heathcote "a. Town Of Fen
nimore, Roethe 113, Dahl /, Hatton 0,
Philip 4; Utman 0. Bancroft %,
Burke Is, Estabrook s, McGovern 20.
Morris 20, Strange 10; assembly, Bur
CESS II, Heatheote .95.
Princeton out of eight
cen precincts of Green Lake county
give Philip 246, Dahl SO, Hatton Sc,
Bancroft 1876, McGoyern 105,, Morris
II, Awkward and Husting are running
ahead Of Karel and Kearney.
Black River Falls-Nine precincts
of SO in jackson county, Hulps home
county, give Hull 766. Philip rs. Dahl
81. Hatton il, Roethe and Utman /;
McGovern 236, Morris 1872. Strange SO,
Bancroft 81, Burke 4, Estabrook Is.
Kenosha.-An estimate on returns
gives Karel plurality over Awkward
of more than 500 Philip and Hatton
are running about even for the Repub-
lican nomination
Artigo.-In seven precincts Awkward
leads by six votes, Husting leads by
lis, Hatton leads by q votes, with
Philip second. McGovern leads by
six votes, with Morris second.
WAusau-By indications of early re-
turns outside the city, Aylward car
ries the county, two to one, and Hus-
ting about the same Phillip will
have a majority over Hall and Nc
Govern good plurality.
Sparta. EARLY returns for Monroe
county indicate that Dahl is leading
for governor. with n.iipp close sec
ond. Five precincts give McGovern
a lead of 81. AyIwsrd and Husting are
leading the Democratic ticket.
Port Washington. county
gives Awkward 651, Karel 979, Husting
1914, Kearney 632. The democratic and
republican vote was small. Hatton
and McGovern carried the county.
Racine -Twenty-seven out of thirty
four precincts in the county give Phil
ipp 744 Hatton 439, Dahl 167, Hull As;
Awkward 1873, Karel S14; McGovern
472; Morris 2S4, Bancroft S14. Kearney
leads Husting by $50.
Elkhorn.-Eighteen precincts out OF
I'M eS-tMo III WdiNoIlH county give
Awkward 274, Karel 206. For congress,
Stewart so. Page 257. The vote in
five precincts gives Philip for COVER
nor 321, and his opponents combined
vote is $50 in the same precincts.
Wautoma--Returns from Wau-
shara county. with three precincts
missing. give Hatton 5S5. Philip 4S0
and Dahl 1876 in the race for the Re-
publican nomination for governor. In
the senatorial race Morris received
410. McGovern 345 and Bancroft 29S.