Mountain advocate., 1915-11-05

Dem; Jefferson, Forty-eighth Dis
trict., Mazyck O'Brien. Dem: Jerer.
son Fifty.frst District. w, NJ Duffy.
Dem Daviess City District, James :
Cruise, Rep: DaS less County District
Lewis Newell, Dean; Boyd Lawrence.
j. u. Thompson. Rep; FlcminY J. u.
Humphrey Dem
Ballard.CarliSle. T. T. Gardner.
Dem; Bourbon, r. u. Hutchcroft.
Dem Butler.Edmonson. &. T..
Bratcher Rep: Garrard. H. e Kauf.
mann, DEM. Grayson. Thomas Spur.
rier, Rep; Grecn.Taylor, J. $. Han.
Rep; Greenup. \. :. Cooper, Rep.
Hopkins, II. +. s. Daley, Dem Madi.
son, G. j. MoOrcs. Rep, close: Mrr.
Ger. l.. NJ. Smith, Dem: Montgomery.
Menifee. A. y. Pierott. Dem. Nicholas.
G.. w. Mathers, Dem; shelby, q. l..
Pickett. Dem; Bath.Rowan, Richard
Bailey Dem; Caldwell. w. n. Jones.
Rep; ClintOn.Wayne, W. G. Allen.
Rep; Observation-Disclosures. l.. ID.
Stone, Rep; Estill.pOwell. H. u. Nc.
r., J..
w. Sergent Rep; Grant. NJ ellison.
Dem; Hart. w. r. Lyon, Rep: Hen.
derson, Ode Duncan. Dem: Lincoln.
w. G. GoOch, Dem, close: Lyon Mar.
shall. J. NJ Johnson. Dem: Nc.
Cracker. z. G. Graham, DEM. Muhlcn.
berg. u. :. Wood. Rep; Pendleton.
II. c. Cummins, Dem: Campbe So,
Peter Ampler. Dem: Campbell 50.
Jacob Metzgrr. Rep.
Csrter.Elliott William Gearhart.
Rep Triss A u. Holland Dem
close " arTen-Joseph Schneider
Dem
Districts in which STATE Senator
were chosen and The yictors in each
are as follows: First District. w. A.
Frost, Dem; Third S. x. Glenn. Dem. :;
Fifth, Mack Thompson. Dem: Seventh
B. +. Tichenor. Dem: Ninth, W f.
Rogers, Dem; Fifteenth. J. l.. Grundy
Dem: Seventeenth. h. G. Lewis, Rep :;
Nineteenth. r. B. Trige. Dem.
Twenty-first. -. II. Peak, Dem
Twenty.third. l.. c Littrcll. Dem.
Twenty.fOurth. A. f. Stricklett. Dem.
Twenty-seventh, Thomas A. Combs,
Dem; Thirty-frst. J. y. Rayborn.
Rep; Thirty-third. II. VI. Brock. Rep:
Thirty-seventh, llite llUnaker, Dem.
Much CONSERVATION was created in
in the ranks Of the Democratic party
during the Primary in which 4. o.
Stanley defeated Harry V McChesnev
the avowed candidate of the "Dry"
cause. United States Senator Beck.
ham supported McChesney in the Pri,
mary.
Since the primary il appeared that
the break had been patched and both
Beckham and McChesney made ad
dresses in various parts of Kentucky.
supporting the Democratic ticket.
II is reported. however. that large
part of the dry" Democratic vote
bolted for Morrow, thereby nsuring
his election. Charges OF this kind
against the Anti,Saloon League of
Kentucky were made during the cam.
paign and it now appears that it was
manipulated in that manner
Tuesdays election marked the end
II the Progressive party in Kentucky
Only few Bull Moose votes were cast
ia Louisville. the stronghold al thu
Progres siye party.
The Democratic ticket believed 10
have been defeated Is as follows: Gov.
eTnor, A y. Stanley. Lieut.. Gov.
James H. Black; See. vi state. BARK
dale Hamlet; Supt. vi Public Instruc.
ton. V, o. Gilbert; Attorney General
NJ. NJ. Logan; State Auditor, r. l..
Greene; State Treasurer sherman
Goodpaster: Comm of Agriculture.
Matt s. Cohen.
Barksdale HAMLET. Democratic can.
didate for Secretary of State, and the
present incumbent in the Office of
Superintendent of Public instruction.
against whom the Republicans cen,
tered their attack. is running with the
ticket.
II appears that both amendments
have carried safely. One provides for
the state convicts TO work on the high.
ways Of the State; the other for
revision of the state tax laws.
The Republicans 'Iade gains in the
Lower House of the legislature, but
the Democrats will remain la control
OF both bodies.
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