The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-08-06

Beckham, 344; Stanley, 21S; Nc
Creary. 1852; Republicans. Ernst, 212;
Wilson, 2S7; Mclaughlin, o. Progress
sives, Jolly, 80; Vance, T. Short term.
Democrats. Camden, 1872; Smith. ":
Young. 626; Republicans, Bullitt. 429:
Fitzpatrick, TO- Lightest vote ever
known In both parties cast
Mclean County. The votes of all
precincts in this county, Second Con-
gressional district, follow: For sena-
tor, long term, Beckham, 289; Stanley,
S14; McCreary, so; short term, Cam
den carries the county five to one. For
congress, Democrats, D. H. Kinchelos,
1888; ]. WILKINSON, 146. Ernst carried
the county about five to one.
Todd County.-The vote on the full
term senatorial race was: Stanley,
$50; Beckham, S72; McCreary, 81. For
congress, Chapman, S21; Thomas, 754.
For senator, short term, Young, 230;
Camden, 1874; Smith, 1S1.
Union County-Returns from all
precincts in this county, Second Con-
gressional district, follow: For sena-
tor, long term, Democrats, Beckham,
1876; Stanley, 1,722; MeCreary, %;
short term, Camden, 497; Smith, PSI;
Young, AGO. For congress, Democrats,
j. WILKINSON, 1,035; Kincheloe, LII.
Practically no votes we're cast in Re-
publican and Progressive primaries.
Warren County.-Returns from
Warren county, Third Congressional
district: Long term, senator, Beck
ham, 1.197; Stanley, 1,146; McCreary.
100. Short term. Camden, 800; Smith,
1917; Young, 423. For congress, Thorn
as. 1,199; Chapman, 1,152
Mason County-Returns from Ma
son county, Ninth Congressional dis
trict: For senator, long term, Demo
Gratis, Beckham, 500; Stanley, S94; Re-
publicans, Ernst, s66; Wilson, So;
Progressives, Jolly, 27; Vance, II.
Short term, Democrats, Camden, S74;
Smith. So; Young, 246; Republicans,
Bullitt, 293; Fitzpatrick, Sc. For con-
gress, Fields, Dem, ST., Ireland, Rep,
29O.
Allen County.-Returns from Allen
county are: For senator. long term,
Democrats, Beckham, 1854; Stanley,
214; McCreary, "a; Republicans,
Ernst, III; Wilson, 1875; Mclaughlin,
6; Progressives, Jolly, II; Vance, 4.
Short term, Democrats, Camden, 220;
Smith. 1875; Young. 103; Republicans,
Bullitt, 1877; Fitzpatrick, 81. For con
gress, Thomas, 6O7; Chapman, 4S3
Crittenden County.-For senator,
long term, Democrats, Beckham, 16S;
Stanley, 1877; McCreary, 81; Republi-
cans. Ernst, IA; Wilson, $50; Nc
Laughlin, 4; Progressives, Jolly, 2;
Vance, IS. Short term, Democrats,
Camden, 146; Smith, 61; Young, as;
Republicans, Bullitt, 241. Fitzpatrick,
IL. For congress, Barley, 226; Scott,
Dem, 13.
Robertson County-For senator,
long term, Beckham, 179; Stanley, rs;
McCreary, IS; short term, Camden,
2S7; Smith, 2; Young. IA For con-
gress, Fields, Dem, 257. H ]. Ireland
was nominated for congress.
Mercer County.-This county gives
Beckham 129 over Stanley, while Nc
Creary received only about 100 votes.
Officers failed to give vote Of other
but it is known Camden
carries the county Overwhelmingly.
Out Of a vote of 300 Republicans
polled only about 175, Wilson defeat
ing Ernst three to one. Helm, Dem,
was nominated for congress
Cumberland. County-Returns give
22S; Beckham, 142; Nc
10. For appellate judge Hurt
received 32S and Hobson 10.
Carroll County-The primary vote
follows: For senator, Democrat, long
term, Beckham, SIS; Stanley, 367;
202; short term. Camden,
sos; Smith, SO; Young, 215 In the
Republican contest Ernst was given a
substantial majority.
Montgomery County-Only about
10000 votes were polled in Montgom-
cry county; Beckham, $50; Stanley,
APO; McCreary, lis. For congress,
Fields, $40; Haley, 40; Haney, 375;
Young, 100; Perry, Is. In the Repub-
lican contest only about 325 votes
were polled, Ernst carrying the county
for senator by over 200 and Ireland
for congressman by the same vote.
for the short term defeated
Young and Smith by about 500 votes.
Pendleton County-Returns from
all precincts in this county follow:
For senator, Democrats, Beckham,
345; Stanley, 555; McCreary, So; Re-
rublicans, Ernst, 225; Wilson, rs;
4; Progressives, Jolly, 2;
Vance, 8. Short term, Democrats,
Camden, 700; Smith, 10; Young, 200;
Republicans, Bullitt, 3 Fitzpatrick, 8;
Nicholas, 4.
Ballard County Returns from Bal
lard county give: For senator, long
term, Beckham, 444; Stanley, 752; Nc
Creary, III; short term, Camden, 149;
NTH. 253; Young, 224. The Republi-
tan vote was light Ernst has carried
he county
Lawrence County, Returns from
county, Ninth Congression-
u district, show: For senator, long
ERIN, Democrats Beckham, 261; Stan
iey, 137;; McCreary, 413; Republicans,
Ernst, lis; Wilson, Is; McLaugh-
in, 0. Short term: Democrats, Cam
den, 373; Smith, "a; Young, 126; Re-
oublicans, Bullitt, "a; Fitzpatrick, no.
For congress, Fields, DEM, 499; Roe
Young, Rep, 1919.
Trigg County.-R eturns from Trigs
First Congressional district,
For senator, long term, Demo
Gratis, Beckham, 326 Stanley, 287; Nc
Creary, 1877; Republicans. Ernst, 70;
Wilson, $50; Mclaughlin, g. Short
:erm, Democrats, Camden, 1884, Smith,
I0S; Young, 10; Republicans, Bullitt,
,03;; Fitzpatrick, 40. For congress,
Democrats, Barixiey, 53f,A Williams,
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