Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-22
UNOFFICIAL COUNT
OF Primary VOTE
RETURNS SHOW NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR AND UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
OTHER CONTESTS IN DOUBT
Races for Lieutenant Governor and
Secretary of State Close
Official Count to Determine
the Winners.

Milwaukee. = Returns received
from the primary election from the
seventy-one counties in the state,
sixty-six official and FIVE unofficial but
practically complete secured shows
that there were 1922 votes cast
at the primaries for republican and
democratic candidates for governor
OF this number 120.237 were cast in
the republican primaries, and in the
democratic primaries, 1885. The
vote according to these figures on
governor was:
Republican-Philipp 42,457; Dahl
26,516; Hatton 22,352; Hull 10.6SS;
Roethe 12,017; Utman 6,207.
Democratic-Karel 1858; Ayl-
ward 34,337.
The vote on senator was:
Republican = MeGovern 36,036;
Bancroft 25,792; Morris 1854: Es-
tabrook 6,316; Burke 6,964; Strange
11,146.
Democratic - Husting $3.50;
Kearney 27,925.
In the democratic gubernato -ial
contest, out Of sixty-six Karel carried
twenty-four counties to forty-one FOR
Aylward, but the Karel majorities
were in many cases much larger than
those in the counties going to Ayl-
ward. Karel received his large vote
in Fond du Lac, Jefferson, Kewaunee,
La Crosse, Racine and Sheboygan
counties. Aylward received his high
est vote in Brown, Dodge, Marathon,
Dane and Fond du Lac and Jefferson.
The democratic vote in both Fond du
Lac and Jefferson counties was
large, both Karel and Alyward re-
ceiving upward of 1000 votes.
Husting in the senatorial race car
Tried nearly two-thirds of the counties
over Kearney and his majorities were
in a number of counties heavy, espe-
cially in his home county of Dodge.
| On the other hand, Kearney received
strong support in his home county Of
Racine.
For the Offices under governor on
the different state tickets there is a
| decided niXup with the vote so close
that every one will await the return
/ of the state canvassing board On
the republican side Dithmar prob
ably has beaten Cousins for the nom
ination for lieutenant governor by a
few hundred on the first choice vote
| Holman has probably defeated Dom
aid for the nomination for secretary
! of state by & few hundred.
Attorney General owen and State
Treasurer Johnson, on the republican
side, are renominated On the demo-
cratic side Karel and Aylward appear
to have broken even so far as candi-
dates nominated go. On the Karel
ticket is nominated Karel for COVER
nor, Fisher for state treasurer, and
Kading for attorney general On the
Awkward ticket Hoyt is nominated
over Ludlow for lieutenant governor
and Truesdell over Rawson for sec
rotary of state.
Philip carried thirty out of the
seventy-One counties in the state as
follows: Adams, Brown, Calumet.
Clark, Columbia, Dodge, Eau Claire.
Florence, Fond du Lac, Forest.
Green Lake, Iron, Jefferson, Juneau,
Kewaunee, La Crosse, Langlade, Lin
coin, Marathon, Marquette, Monroe,
Oneida, Ozaukee, Racine, Richland,
Rock, Sank, Walworth, Washington
and Waukesha His largest vote out
side of Milwaukee county was re-
ceived in Columbia, Marathon, Ra-
cine, Rock, Sank, Walworth and
| Waukesha counties. In none of these
counties was his vote less than 1000
and in Rock it was 1850, and in
Walworth 1913, with Waukesha
close behind, with 1875.
Dahl carried twenty-one counties
as follows: Ashland, Brown, Bayf9ld
Buffalo, Burnett, Chippewa, Douglas,
Dunn, Green, Lafayette, Marinette,
Outaganaie, Pierce, Polk, Price, Rusk,
ST. Croix, Sawyer, Taylor, Trempeal-
eau, Vernon. His heaviest vote was
received in Douglas and Vernon coun-
ties outside of Milwaukee county.
Hatton carried nine counties as
follows: Brown, Kenosha, Langlade
Outagarnie, Shawano, Portage. Wau-
paca, Waushara. Winnebao.
Roethe carried three counties.
Grant, Crawford and Iowa. Hull car
ried three counties, Jackson, his
home county, Sheboygan and Clark.
Utman did not carry a single county
of the seventy-one.