The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-07

there were loo votes, Underwood and Hen | derson receiving plurality. Montgomery, April 6.-(Special )-Early
 indications are that Montgomery county l today boiled the largest vote in its his- tory conservative estimate placing the vote at 5000.
 First returns indicate that Under V ood | carried the city and county by from 25c0 to 5000 majority over Hobson or Returns from the county precincts fa- vo- plurality for He,vderson for gov einor, though it is believed that kolb carried the city The most conservative estimate gives Kolb plurality with l Conner and Henderson third. Ray Rushton carried the count5 by nearly 40o0 majority for the short term senator. his nearest opponent, Capt. l Frank s, White. not receiving, accord ing to present indications. more than TOO votes in the entire county None of the city beats has been counted. The vote in the city was the 1 largest ever recorded here and it will | take several hours before any accurate estimate can be made of the situation. Montgomery, April 6.-(Special) First returns from Dale county, Ari- ton precinct. show Henderson in lead with 100 votes, Seed 15, Kolb 15, Co., mer 10.N
 Lowndes shows close vote between Underwood and Hobson. The vote is close for governor. With IA beats heard from Henderson is 200 votes in the lead Wilkinson Is leading for auditor, Gardner Green for attorney general and Goodwin for chairman executive committee.
 Early returns from Escambia show Conner in lead. At Atmore I'll votes were boiled, only 51 of which have been counted. Conner received 29, Tender son 21, Kolb 3. Seed g. Hobson 21, Un- derwood 35; Rushton 27, White 29. | Ray Rushton received large majority in Lowndes county
 Montgomery April 6.-(Special. )--4Re- turns from Covington county indicate that Henderson will carry the county. At Opp, Conner receives 40 Henderson | 20, Kolb IS, Seed 5.
 Box No. at Foley gave Kolb major l ity. and Underwood about 50 majority. Sanford beat gave Henderson majority. Luverne, Crenshaw county, gave Co- mer Al, Henderson IA, Seed So, Kolb | 5; Hobson IA, Underwood 169; Rushton 12S. White 45.
 Hayneville, Lowndes county, gave Un- derwood 67, Hobson l. Rushton 45, White 20; Conner 36 Henderson s. Kolb s. Kill I by 97, Curry 40.
 | Conner is leading in Wilcox county Camden gave him ST, Henderson 42, Kolh | 31, Seed 2s. Foxhill beat, Wilcox coun- ty, gave Conner 52, Kolb 57. Henderson l A. Seed 4.
 Montgomery April 6-(Special.) .)-Hen- derson is now predicted to be the win ner in Montgomery county. Late returns | tonight give him a plurality in a num- Der of the county beats, with a better | f hon, al,a hot hn mill s,,
 the city. The city vote will not be count | ed for several hours. ! At $50 o'clock tonight 10 of the coun- I ty precincts had been heard from. They gave Underwood a strong majority over Hobson and Rushton a sweeping victory Underwood's majority will be about l 25OO
 The combined vote of ten of the pre-.
 cincts of the county give Conner POI. Hen, 1 derson 175, Kolb 110, Seed 9. Underwood has a large majority over Hobson and
 Rushton is far in the lead for the short l term.
 Later reports indicate that the remain
 ing county precincts will go to Tender son. The count far in the city has
 given Henderson a comfortable lead. Rushton has swept the counties d ] south Alabama, according to late re-
 ports
 | Montgomery, April 6--At midnight to.
 night, out of total of S70s votes in the | city proper not single one of the sever ! boxes had been counted, and managers | declined to give out the partial count | up to that hour. Ten out of the 15 coun. | try precincts of Montgomery county re. ported at that hour give: Long tern | senator, Underwood 407; Hobson, 195 | Short term senator, Rushton. AS; White
 g. For governor. Conner, POI; Tender
 son, 175; Kolb, 190 It was stated thai the first city box to be completed may
 be reported about o'clock in the morn ! ing.