Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-11-05
DEMOCRATS HOLD
ALL OF MISSOURI
Stone Goes Back to Senate by
30,0O0...State Ticket
Wins With Ease.
EVERY AMENDMENT DEFEATED
Woman Suffrage Is Lost by Nearly
10O,0C0-St. Louis is Taken by
observation-disclosures City
Democratic.

The Democrats swept Missouri. VII
liam j. Stone was reelected to the
United States senate by majority
around thirty thousand. The state
ticket was elected by slightly smaller
maiorities, while fourteen Democrats
were returned to Congress.
Republicans Take St. Louis.
The Republicans carried ST. Louis
by majority estimated at ten thou
sand. They also made gains out In
The country, winning back several
counties that went into the Demo
cratic column in 1912. They will gain
ten or fifteen members of the legisla
ture. possibly more. Both the house
and senate, however. will be Demo.
critic by large majorlties.
Ain Amendments Killed.
All fifteen constitutional amend.
ments were defeated by huge votes.
Equal suffrage lost by nearly 100, 900.
The Progressive vote In the state WAS
less than $4,000, and in st. Louis
where the contest between Democrats
and Republicans was very sharp, the
Progressive vote was negligible.
Kansas City Democratic.
Kansas City went Democratic easily.
The estimated total Democratic vote
in Jackson county was $4,000; the Pro.
gressiye, l2,0G0: the Republican, 1000.
W. p Borland, who fought the Demo.
cratic organization vigorously, was re-
turned to Congress. He ran about u
thousand ahead of the rest OF the
ticket
Meeker Replaces Bartholdt.
Jacob F.. Meeker. Republican, was
elected from the Tenth district in st.
Louis. replacing Representative Bar.
tholdt, Republican. Congressman
Dyer, Republican,. was returned from
the Twelfth district. William lgoe,
Democrat. was eiectesisfrom the Eley-
enth district. s -
Trenton.-Returns from thirteen out
of sixteen precincts in Grundyf county
show Atkins is leading Stone for
United States senator by 600, and that
the entire Republican county ticket,
with the exception OF the county at
torney, will be elected
The woman suffrage amendment car.
ried by 100. and the county unit by
1900 in The thirteen precincts heard
from.
Thirteen precincts heard from gave
Sager, Progressive nominee for the
1Ipfton Statpa aauata aOO
Marshall. l.-Nineteen precincts out OF
thirty In Saline county give Stone,
2,036; Akins. 756; Hamlin, 2,O45; Love.
Ian, 77i0.
Joplin. Fifteenth District, Perl d.
Decker Cd, is leading Joe J. Manlove
(R), for reelection in Barry, Barton,
Vernon, Mcdonald and Newton coun.
ties. In Lawrence and Jasper coun-
ties, the race Is close. Eighteen out
OF thirty precincts In Vernon
county give William J. Stone I'D, for
reelection to the Unified States sen.
ate majority of 59l and Decker ma.
jority OF 637.
Fulton.-Estimated vote Of Callaway
county, fifteen precincts: For senator,
Stone l,355, Atkins 760, Sager 12l; su.
perintendent, Gass 1889, Evans 74S,
Myers ll9; supreme court, Blair, 1.347.
Robertson 749, Williams 1872; Cong.
ress, Ninth district, Clark (Dem.)
1899, Brown (Rep) $50. Amendment
No. s, yes 749, no l,345: No. IL, yes
T6O, no l,32O; No. IL. yes 745, no l,32O;
No. 13, yes 945, no 1,179.
Macon Complete returns from
nineteen out of thirty eight voting pre-
cincts In Macon county give Stone for
senator LIZA. Sager 300. Atkins Sl5.
Grant City.-Worth county, eight
precincts: Stone 9S6, Atkins SOl. Gass
997, Evans 944, Blair 999. Robertson
9OS, Alexander 1850; Third district.
Keytesville. - Lightest vote ever
polled In Charlton county. Only about
so per cent OF the vote In the August
primary was cast. Eight out OF the
twenty.one precincts give Stone l,547;
opponent 1923. Stones majority l,224
County Democratic by probably 1900.
Liberty.-Seventeen precincts out OF
Clay county give United States Sena.
tor Stone 2.737, Atkins $50, Sager l34.
Linn Creek-Eight precincts In
Camden county give Atkins (Rep)
SOL, Stone (Dem.) 3l5; seven precincts
give Evans 557, Gass 2S4, Robertson
555, Blair 2SS: Gentry tRep.) for Con.
gress, 5O4, Shackleford tDemD '275;
Steiler (Rep.) state senator. $40. Yam.
cey (Dem.) 267.