The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-25
WILSON
CARRIED ALABAMA
BY 68,969 VOTES
Official Figures Made Pub
lie Show Democratic Elec-
tors Received Average
of 1882 in Election

Mont gomery, November 24-(Spe.
clai )-Voters of Alabama cast ap-
prcXimately 129.0s0 votes in the gen
erai election November Z, the demo-
cratic nominees receiving approxi-
mately 1852, the republican party APP
proximately 2s,613 and the other votes
being divided among the prohibition
and socialist parties. Official returns
made public by John Purifoy, secre-
tary of state. Friday afternoon show
that the democratic nominees for
presidential electors received an aver
age of 1852 votes. the republican
nominee an average of 2S,61s, the So
cialist nominees approximately 1912,
and the prohibition nominees approxi-
mately 975. The Wilson majority was
eS.969
Samuel P. Kennedy, president of the
public service commission, was re-
elected with 97,143 votes to 24,451 for
his republican opponent, w. S. Scott.
w. f. Goode, socialist nominee, re-
ceived 2519.
The tabulation Of the vote shows the
following facts:
Game and fish commissioner: John
II. Wallace, Jr, 97,7l7; Charles Roland.
24.431; w. I. Carpenter, 1916.
Chief justice supreme court: John
C. Anderson, $3.50.
Associate justices supreme court:
Lucien D. Gardner 97.ss2; ormond
Somerville. 1864.
Judges court of appeals: Charles Il.
Bricken, 1922; j. b. Brown, 9s,12s:
John Pelham, $3.50.
State supernumerary Judge: A. Fl. Al
ston, s7961; William Hugh McEnery.
24.904
Democratic presidential electors:
Horace A. Adams, 97.4s5; S. H. Blan,
9I470; John Craft, 97,604 w. r. Fran
els, 97,6ol; Charles Ingram, 1852:
Chester =. Johnson, 97.701; Walter Mil
Ter, 1855: ]. Sanford Mullins, 1886:
Y M. Quinn, 1855; T. o. Smith. o.
$40; l.. j. Snow, 97,542; Oscar L. Tomp-
kins. 97,77S.
Prohibition presidential electors: 7.
b. Albritton, 1874; Robert l.. Alter, ss4:
E. c. Anderson, 9S2; A. Daughety, 973;
e. c. Davis, 973; William Franklin,
ga; j. G, Frost. 972; Isaac W Riggs,
972; W. E. Lovejoy, s7S; w. C. Mahan.
s92; W. Z. Patterson, 974; A. II. Wilt
shire. 974.
Republican presidential electors:
Douglas Booth, 2S,6s2: Thomas ]. Daw-
sey. 2S,519; l. Green. 2s,546: d. NJ
Lewis, 1858; Jere Murphy, 2s,e32; T.
w. Mcbride, 2S,53S; J. NJ. Penning-
ton, 2S.650; Percy NJ Pitts, 2S.64S:
Charles r. Robinson, 1855: G. r.
Schad, 2s,657; Jacob Tannerbaum, 2S.-
637; Frank Vance, 2s.557.
Socialist presidential electors: L. r..
Bailey, 1916; !. ]. Brook. 1910: C. S.
Cox. 1911; G. J. Hoffman. 1911; c. J..
Hutchinson. 1910; w. d. Kilby, 1911 /;
J. A. Lindquist. 1910; f. A. Ruge. ~
C. w. Thomas. 1911; George NJ. 4a
1914; I. n. Woodham. 1918.
Congressman, First district:
Gray. 1888.
Second district: s. H. Dent. Jr
400; f. II. Titus. so4.
Third district, H. 3. Steagal
761.
Fourth district: T. L. Blacs n.c
SAB; ]. r. Atkinson, 1865.
Fifth district. ]. T. Heflin, ss0e
D. Howell. 2039.
sixth district: w. B oliver. $50
Seventh district: John l. Burt
1884; T. II. Davidson. 1881.
Eighth district: E. B. Almon,
w. D. Hutchins, 1912; T. G. Wseasl
Ninth district: George TRuddlc
11.139: Francis Latady, 1855; ~
Hardin, 237
Tenth district; w. B. Bankhsn5
S0s1; n. II. Freeman. 6s13.
The vote on nominees for juds Ms
the Tenth judicial circuit. COMPOSE
Jefferson county, follows:
DemocrNtic-H. A. Locke 11.e5a
E. Fort, 1926; II. P. Helm. 1l9s
r. Boyd, 1928; J.. C. B. Gwin. y .sss
C. B. Smith, 1873; J. c. Pugh
297: c. B. Ferguson. 11,2s2: J. III. Mill
Ter, 1851; Fl. A. Sharpe. 1859.
Republican: N. L. Steele, 1907; p J.
Ammerson. 1859; J. T. Abercrombie.
1853; ]. Fl. McInery. 1853; II. A. Burns,
1863: A c. Birch. 1873.