The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-02
MOSCOW PRECINCTS
In The PRIMARIES
FRENCH AND LEWIS BOTH CARRY
THE FIVE PRECINCTS BY AN
OVERWHELMING MAJORITY.
Complete Returns for Republican,
Democrats and Judicial Tickets
Compiled Today Tell the Tale.

terday was marked by special interest
in Latah county because of its home
candidates on the state ticket and this
was emphasized by the splendid vote
polled in the five Moscow precincts
French carried Moscow complete by
an overwhelming plurality, securing
837 first choice votes out of total OF
/! 1924 cast for all the four republican
candidates for United States senator
| OF the 1905 votes cast for republican
governor, Lewis received 679 against
1927 for 'Haines and Stevens. In the
contest for supreme court Morgan
and Truitt ran together receiving 625
and 634 respectively while the other
three candidates received a total of
1919.
Alexander Polls. Good.
Though the democratic vote was
light and uninteresting, John r. Nugent
carried Moscow by six majority over
James H. Hawley for the democratic
nomination for United States senator,
their vote being SS and so respective
ly, while indications point to Hawley
having carried the entire county. AL
exander received 1876 votes in Moscow
against Clark's 27. The result of the
total vote for the five Moscow pre-
cincts for state, county, and judicial
offices on the republican. and demo-
cratic tickets are given below. The
progressive and socialist tickets hav-
ing no contests, the votes were not re-
corded in making up the returns:
French Holds Lead.
Southwest Moscow-Ailshie 1912,
Brady 1912, French 1875, Gooding H.
70, Hawley AL, Nugent 1913, Whitwell
2-2, Kerl 28-2, Jones 121-2, Johnson 33-
5, McCracken 42-6, Smith 1856, Miller
ISL, Dunning 6, Forney 81, Haines 67
5, Lewis 1892, Stevens 21-8, Alexander
2S, Clark 6, Edgington 1853, Smith 1871,
Sweeley 48-2, Taylor 41-2, Tanner 27,
Barker 50-3, Johnson 45-6, Storey So,
Van Tassel 1873, Dougherty 26, Huston
157, LIE Huquet 23, Allen 81, Defenbach
31-4, Eagleson 54-5, Workman 48-4,
Capps "a, Peterson 157, Walters %,
Mccoy 1856, zumhof 1, Zumhof 2,
Randall 1, Bell 1876, Stole 46 Munson
1OS, Oversmith 105, Day 80, Bohman
113. Mason 159, Porter lis, Day 1,
Green 23, Hunter 30, Long 23, Harsh
81, McIntire 130, Nolan 25, Lyon 1874,
Wilson 86, Nelson II, Woody 121, |
Christie 23, Estes 1913, Langdon 24-4,
Martin 2S-3, Robbins 1928, Robinson
6S-2, Campbell 23, Randall 1854, Bro
man 27, Creekmur 1913, Reeves 81, Nor
gareidge 28, Dryden 1879, Oderlin 80,
Childers "a, Gemmill 1O2, Martinson
l19. Smith 25, Faust 80, McCartor 10S,
steltz 20, Kirkwood SO, Smith 1876, Han
nah 26, Nisbet 1853, Moore 80, Beale 16,
Morgan 141, Truitt 152, Walters 25,
rweedy 25, Needham 81. Steele 1877.
In North Moscow.
North Moscow-Ailshie 1876, Brady
s-2, French S1-2, Gooding 2-5, Hawley
Ill, Nugent 8, Kerl IL, Jones Ala,
Johnson 25-1, McCracken 1872, Smith
,1-4, Miller 5, Dunning FL, Forney II,
Haines 1928, Lewis I'll, Stevens 1-3. ]
Alexander 10. Clark 8, Edgington 99-1,
Smith S-3, Sweeley 16, Taylor 21-3,
Tanner Is, 7 rker 25-1, Johnson 15-1.
Storey 2271 ssel 1872, Dough-
'rty 10, r 81 Pa 10, Al
en- 1868, i ~ on rs,
Northman on 70,
Walters 156 Bell
9, Stole g.
dorsan so, rruluJ ~, Walters Ia,
rweedy 7, Needham 80, Steele 81,
lunson 1913, Oversmith 46-4, Day 10,
3ohman AL, Mason Ga, Porter AZ,
sreen IA, Hunte II, Long IA, Harsh IT.
4, McIntire SO, Nolan ID, Lyon 4S-3,
wilson AL, Nelson 23-1, Woody 54, !
,hristy Is, Estes 70, Langdon 1878,
fartin 21-1, Robbins All, Robinson
4. Campbell 16, Randall 64, Broman !
8, Creekmur 51-2, Reeves 41-3, Nor
areidge 15, Dryden 65-1, Oderlin 2S-3,
hilders is, Gemmill 56-4, Martinson !
O., Smith is, Faust 25-1, McCartor 81
Steltz 1S, Kirkwood 36-1, Smith 57-1
[annah 16, Nisbet 64, Moore 20.
Brady Runs Second.