The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-08

MdAey. Sociaust was given 80.
total OF 2e6 ballots were cast for
Senator Claude A. Swanson.
West Potnt-Phone Itnes are IN bad
shape and information sufffcient to
base probable figures for King william
and King and Queen Is unavailable.
Fourth District
Petersburg. Va, Nov THE local
vote polled here today was 1850
For President, Wilson received 1.155:
Hughes, ISL.
For United States Senate. Swan
son, 1880.
For Congress. Watson, 1.1e4; AL
fred, %. Herzig, 25. The Prohibi-
ton candidate received a few scat
tering votes. Senator Swanson leads
the ticket.
Nottoway-Nottoway Courthouse
Precinct. 70 votes cast: Wilson. Sc;
Hughes. II: Wilson. SO; Alfred. s;
Herzis. l.
Fifth District.
Danville-Judge Saunders was re-
elected, reports Indicate. by 4. 900 ma
Jority. President Wilson appears to
have run considerably ahead of his
ticket.
Observation-Disclosures precincts out Of
fifteen in Henry County give Wilson
2s5 majority over Hughes, and Saun-
ders 1SS majority over Davis. Will
son carries the county by three hun
dred majority and Saunders by about
two hundred.
Stuart-Early returns indicate that
Hughes and Davis, Republicans, car
ried the county by about SO majority
Sixth District.
Lyrchburg. Va. Nov. 1.-Seventeen
M - %>
bell County give Wilson s7s, Hughes
1877. Benson Sc. For Congress, Glass
$50: Wilson, Republican. 116; Gin
Their. Socialist. 102 Swanson unop-
posed for Senate, 1.0s2 The result
will be that Republicans will displace
Socialists in the county for minority
representation in election oficials.
Lynchburg. Va. Nov Garter
Glass home city gave him a compli-
mentary vote today as the Congress
man ran 16o ahead of his ticket in a
vote that was rather heavy in view Of
the fact there was no contest here.
The result ts that the Socialists will
lose the representation as minority
election officials IN the city. yielding to
the Republicans. who lost this several
years ago
The vote: Wilson, 1.4s5; Hughes.
1858. Hanly. s; Benson. Is. Reimer. IL
Swanson for Senate, unopposed
1855.
Glass Democrat. for Congress
1e2s; Wilson. Republican. 2l5;
Ginther. Socialist. 81. The total vote
was 2.os5.
Blacksburg-wilson gets 2os,
Hughes 1855; for Congress. Glass PA.
and 6 W Wilson 17b. Senator
Swanson's vote IL 335
Radfnrd-Pspfya
son S0I, Hughes 70. Hanly, &; Swan
son for Senate 3ao. and for Congress,
Glass 800, Wilson 40. and Ginther L.
East Radford-For Wilson 1913.
Hughes %. Glass 134. @. W. Wilson
80; Swanson 1873
Roanoke--Coulple returns Of
Roanoke city and county give Wilson
a large majority although what is
considered a heavy vote was polled by
the Republicans With scattering re-
ports coming in from, over the Sixth
District. II is Indicated that Carter
Glass will overwhelrn his opponents,
George W Wilson. Republican and
2. F.. Ginther. Socialist. although but
few precincts had reported before
midnight
Wilson polled 224s votes in Roam
oke city to Hughes sos In the coun-
ty, Wilson. $40 votes to Hughes. ass.
Carter Glass rolled I'D 247e votes in
the city TO his opponents 4sS. In the
county, Glass polled 9s1 votes to his
opponents 3a2.
Following are complete returns for
Roanoke city: Wilson, 2.s4S. Hughes.
sos, Hanly. 10; Benson. So; Reimer.
S: SEa nson, 2.as2: Glass 2,476. Geo.
Wilson. 373; Ginther, 10
Roanoke County complete; w1leon.
40; Hughes. 453: Hanly. 7: Benson.
IL; Reimer, o. Swanson, a75: Glass
ISL; Geo. Wilson 375. Ginther. II.