Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-23
OFFICIAL COUNT
NEARLY FINISHED
Expect to Complete Republican
Ticket Late This
Afternoon

Official computation of the entire
Democratic and Washington primary
tickets and the greater portion of the
Republican ballot was completed at
a late hour this afternoon.
The official computers expect to I'M
ish the Republican count by this even
ing.
The official returns Of the Repub-
lican primary to-day showed to date
the following totals:
National dclegates-at- at-large-Aaron.
1883; Acheson. 2.31I; Alcorn, 2,6O1.
Armstrong. 5.79S; Babcock, 5,5O6;
Baker. 6.307; Brumbaugh. 2,97S; Bum
baugh, 1.521; Burke. 2.36S; Clement,
2,561: Elverson, 5,S9S: Gillespie, 1864;
johnson. 5,333; Kendrick. 2.121;
Lewis, 2.166; Moore, 5,OS7: Oliver,
5,1SS; Penrose, 5,1$7; Powell, Ais;
Reynolds. 2,214; Rice, 5.132; Acull,
4.T74; Shoemaker. 2.154: Smith. 2,071;
Wanamaker. 5.501: Weingartner 923.
Alternate national Observation-Disclosures
Apt, 2,274; Brown. 2,244; Cochran,
,. 500; Davis, 2,266; Ford, 5,465; Gar
Hindman. 2,190; Jayne, 2,120: Keller,
2,+12; Lanahan. 5,074; Mathews,
4.931; Metzger, 1899: Mover, 5,O44;
Murphy. 1913; Mason. 1888: Pascoe,
4.702; Phillips. 4,7Ss; Price, 4,746:
Schantz. 4.637; Schneider. 1.216;
Shreve, 1.765; Swindell. 4.2S5; Wertz,
1,795; White, 4,51S.
State Trcasurer-Clark, 2,6SS; KEEP
hart, $3.50.
Auditor General - Amber 2,725;
SNYDER, 5,S44.
state Senator - Beidleman, 7,549;
Yates. 437.
State Committeemen-Etter, 1874;
Smith, 7,749.
Legislature City district, Dapp.
1888; Evans. 297; Millar, SEQ; Moran.
527; Mosey. 413; Swartz. 2,S45; Wer-
ner, 500; .Wildman, 1888: county dis
trict, Bailor, SIS: Bechtold. 2.317;
Hoffman. Ss2; Martin, 992; Ulsh,
2.192.
The Democratic Count
The complete official count of the
Democratic ticket follows:
Observation-Disclosures Wilson. 2.S6e.
United States Senator - Bonniwell,
T45: Orvis. 2.126.
State Treasurer-Cramer, ss7; Phil
Auditor GeneraI-Lenny, 75S; Muir
rim. 1850.
congressman at large - Kinsley.
2,4s9; Moore, S29: McDevitt, 1854;
Ross. $50: Waidelich. 2,340.
National Committeeman - Liebel.
400; Palmer. 1855.
Mine inspeCtor-Price. 1915.
National at-large-Acker-
man, $50; Alexander. I'll; Auten,
2.216; Bailey, 1902; Black. 2,S75: Ca
ton. s66; Clark. 769: Dunn, 2.26S:
Frock. 71S; Given. 1872; Glasgow
1928; Grimm. S17; Hagerty, $50;
Hindman, 1.749; Lee. 1855; Lenahan.
1.S2S: Lynett. 1882; McAvoy. LIZA;
Mcintyre. LIS; McNair, 602; Morris,
1,724; Mulhearn. 321; Ritter, AL;
Shea. 3Ss: Wise. 367.
Alternate national delegates at =
large-Ackens. 2,424; Barkman. 2.49S:
Burge, 2.397: Butt, 2.40S: Clemens
2,3SS: De Putron. 2.3S7; Dively 1891:
Dougherty, 2.332; ellison, 1854; Mat
son. 2.35S: Slack. 1855; Stone, 2.Ss4.
National dclegates-Biddle, 2,O36;
GorGas, ., 2,406.
Alternate national delegates -Bogen,
2.059; Opperman, 2,2S4.
Congrcssman-Saus 2,463.
State ScnatOr-Herbert, b596; Yates,
900.
state Committeemen-Jones, APIS;
Royal. 2,474.
Legislature - City. Black, 1853;
Shammo. 655; Werner. 1,045: county,
Buser. $50; Martin. 1852: Nader, 7O9.
Washington
observation-disclosures Roosevelt, 239 /;
NJ. G. Brumbaugh. 81 Woodrow Will
son. 13.
United States Standardization My
ers. 346.
State Treasurer. " Clark. 451
Auditor General-Isaac B. Brown,
405: Charles A. Amber, 2S.
Congress s. Adams. Jr.
400; r. c. Bair. All; Fred Brenckman,
419; A. G. Graham. 405.
DeIegates-at-laFge - Lewis Emery,
Jr.. 422: Fl. d. w. English. 416: Will
liam Finn, 414: William Draper
Lewis, 427 clifford Pinchot, 1926; Rob-
ert K. Young. 427.
AIternates-A. Nevin DIETRICH. S02:
A. G. Graham, 3G5: T. A. II. Hay. S74;
f. A. Hampstead. 3S2: D. r. Stephens,
3S1: Harry Watson. 374.
Delegates - Harry Hertzler. 422;
Charles F. Landis. 449.
State Senate-William n. Yates, 446.
z. F.. Beidleman, I.
Congressman = Arthur r. Rupley,
422.
Legislature - CITY district, James
Evans. 207; Ira ]. Mosev, 229; county
district, Joseph B. Martin, 191; John
]. Mates. "a.