The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-07-05

Burnquist received by far the LARGEST
majority, polling 1922 votes to a..
955 for Samuel G. Iverson.
The complete official returns are as
follows:
Republican Party.
Total number Of Republican votes cast
168,3O8.
Senator in Congress.
Moses +. Clapp ............... 27,668
Aaolph 0. Eberhart. .......... 1880
Frank B. Kellogg. ........... 1888
charles A. L1ndbergh. ......... 1904
kellogg's Plurality-1S,92S.
Governor.
]. A. A. BurnQuist. .l36, 122
Samuel q. lverson ........... 1886
BurnQutst's Majority-93,167.
Lieutenant Governor.
Thomas Frankson ........... 7l,194
DR.. }. A. Gates. ............... 1886
James A. Peterson ............ 63,O67
Frankson's Plurality-8,127.
Secretary Of State.
E. K. Sampson .............. 56,691
Julius A. Schmahl .1l;,2l4
Schmahrs Majority $3.50.
State Treasurer. :.
r. L. Johnson .:.............. 62,94O
Henry R1nes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81,O77
Peter J. SchWarg ............ 25.866
Rines Plurality-18,137.
Railroad & Warehouse Commissioner.
Ira B. Mills go. 932
Elias STEVENSON ............. 64,053
Mills Majority-35,S79.
Democratic Party.
Total Number Decorate Votes cast
1862.
Senator in Congress.
Alfred J. Davis. ............. 1855
Daniel William Lawler. .... 26,7S9
Lawler'1 Majority-14,l04.
Governor.
Thomas P. Dwyer ............ 1920
Cyrus NJ. King. ............. 1894
S. p. Works. 11,196
Dryers Plurality-3,296.
Lieutenant Governor.
SEVERN N. Sorenson .......... 15,445
Julius ThOrsOn ... 1851
Thorson's Majority-.156.
Prohibition Party.
Total number of Prohibition Votes cast
Governor.
Thomas J. Anderson ......... 2,127
Charles w. Dorsett ....... 1,18O
Anderson's Majority-947.
Railroad & Warehouse Commissioner.
John Lind 2,6O3
Lou w. Martin ............... 658
Lind's Majority-1.945.
Non-Partisan Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court.
Total number of ballots cast-223, 1872.
W. b. Anderson .............. 69,219
Thomas Kneeland ............ 25,433
James H. Quinn ............. $3.50
Albert Schaller ... 5332@
Messrs. Anderson and Quinn having
received the highest number of votes
will be placed upon the official ballot
for November 7, as the two candidates
for the one position on the Supreme
Bench.
First Congressional District.
Syndney Anderson .........:.. 11,754
F. A. Duxbury ................ 3,018
Ola NJ. Levang .............. 915
William B. Richardson. . 1910
Anderson's Plurality-7,844
Third Congregational District.
Charles r. Davis. ,......... 1896
George A. Mackenzie ......... Alb
Davis Majority-6,782.
Fifth Congressional District.
Ernest Lundeen ............ 1887
Geo. K. Smith ................ 9.413
Chas. l.. Sawyer .............. 3,417
Lundeen's Plurality-474.
Sixth Congressional District.
c. B. Buchanan ............. 4,5O7
Harold knutson .............. 7,34S
Edward L. Rogers .......... 4,76O
Knutson's Plurality-2,588.
Eighth Congressional District.
Chas. r. Craig ,:............. 8,761
Clarence B. Miller ......... 1855
Miller's Majority-3.924.
Ninth Congregational District.
A. G. Anderson .. 7.349
Halvor STEVENSON ....... 1855
Steenerson's Majority-5,2O6.
Tenth Congressional District.
Lowell E. Jepson ............ l.46O
Wm. F. Rogers .......... $50
Jepson's Majority--4,o5O
The only contest for Representative
In Congress by the Democrats was in
the First District and the vote was
as follows:
Henry M. Lamberton. ....... 1856
Leonard Virtue .......:... 1876
Lamberton's Majority--1,779.