South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-08
COUNTY SWINGS
TO PRESIDENT
Whole Democratic Ticket Is
Elected BY Coed
MajoritieS.
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ocrats showed gains, Keller leading
lin the close races with 146, although
Montgomery poled the largest vote
The present prosecutor received the
votes of sos citizens in this ward
against 366 for Devine. Keller made
AGA votes and led Jones by 146, the
latter getting 34S. Bailey secured
I47g votes. while Swanson poled 376.
Keller Strong in Fourth.
Keller again made the largest
gain in the fourth ward, his majority
over Jones being 253. Keller made
1.O77 votes against S24 for the re-
publican candidate. Hagerty's gain
was the second largest. 21S, the dem
ocrat making 1867. while Crum-
packer received only S39. Bailey re-
ceived 1893 votes against $50 for
Swanson. gaining 1S2. Montgomery
trailed the ticket in this ward with
vote of LOIS. although he made a
good gain of 129, Devine getting only
SS9 votes.
The most substantial gains were
lmade in what proved TO be demo-
Icratic stronghold, the sixth ward.
Bailey polled the highest vote, l.
i122. but his majority YVES second TO
THAT of Keller, owing TO the poor
race made by Jones in this ward.
IKeIler's vote was 1,105, but Jones
received only 273 ballots, making
1.-The democrats majority SS2. Bailey
lpolled 1.122 votes against 349 for
Swanson. Hagerty received Lila
ballots and gained 1853 over Crum-
packer who n.sde only 351 votes.
Montgomerys gain was $50, polling
l1.OS1 against 391 for Devine. who
made the best race of any of the re-
publicans in this ward.
Mishawaka Democratic.
Mishawaka went entirely demo-
cratic as far as the county ticket was
concerned. the four democrats in the
close fights carrying every ward but
one. Jones having beat Keller by 20
votes in the first ward. Keller more
than made this up in the other
wards and came out ahead of his
rival by a safe lead.
Montgomery led his ticket in the
first ward in Mishawaka with 361
votes and made gain of 60. De-
vine polled 2s2 votes in this ward.
Hagerty secured $40 votes against
lCrumpacker's 30g, while Bailey
made $40 and Swanson S1s. Jones
vote was 413 and Keller's 343. In the
second ward at Mishawaka Mont
gomery made twice as large p gain
as any of the other democrats.
His vote was 224 against Devine's
l172, a gain of 50. Keller's gain was
&c. making 211 to 1S5 for Jones.
Hagerty polled 2O9 10 1Ss for Crum-
packer. while Bailey made only two
Votes off Swanson. the sheriff re-
ceiving 200 and his rival 1913.
Third Ward a Prize.
The third Mishawaka ward was
a prize for the democrats. the small
est majority that was piled up be-
ling 200. which was made by Bailey.
Montgomery led the ticket with 4s2
to PSI for Devine and his gain was
I241. Hagerty's vote was 4S1 against
Crumpacker's 252, the gain being
PAS. Keller increased his lead over
Jones by 225 votes by polling 4SS to
his rivals 25S. Bailey received 47O
and Swanson .27O.
None of the democrats made large
gains in the fifth Mishawaka. but all
OF them came out in the lead. Mont
gomery made 243 against Devine's
2O4 and Keller beat Jones with 242
20 the latter's 2O4 Hagerty received
PA ballots against 2O5 for Crum-
packer and Bailey made 2S7 against
PIP for Swanson.
Bailey Reelected.
Charles f. Bailey was reelected
| as sheriff over Edward s. Swanson,
republican. former holder of the
office Bailey received S,574 votes
, against T,2OS for Swanson, giving
/, him a lead OF 1866. DR.. T. j..
Swantz will be returned to the
p coroners office. he having gained a
, majority of La over DIT Earl =.
Wagner in a precincts. DR..
Swantzs vote was S,<O3 and DR..
Wagner's was 1862. Henderson ].
Mcclellan was reelected county
surveyor over Leslie by majority
of 1852. Mcclellan received S,403
votes and Leslie secured 6.771. Ed
/, ward Zeitler was elected commits
sioner Of the first district over
, | Moon Inc vote was LellleIs cfo4S'
and Moon 6,7S5, giving the former
a majority OF 1854. Thomas Will
Jams was reelected commissioner of
the second district over Walter G.
, Miller by a majority of 1.754. Will
, Jams vote was S.524 and MilleFs' was
, $50.
Gustav +. Haslanger made a good
. race against W. +. Cady for state
> representative, his majority being l.
, 527. The vote was Haslanger. S.3SS.
and Cady. 1851. Marion s. Gorski' S
| majority over Byers was 1883, Cor
skis vote being S.25S and Byers' a.
100.