Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-29
OFFICIAL VOTE
SHOWS GAINS
FOR THE COP,
Aaron S. Kreider and Senator
Beidleman Head Ticket
by Big Vote

Official returns of the votes cast
in the city and county at the Novem-
ber election were filed to-day at the
office of Prothonotary Charles L. Pass.
The totals included about $50 SOL
dier votes polled by men in the var
ious army camps. These soldier re-
turns gave slightly increased major
tiles to all Republican candidates, as
compared with the unofficial totals
which did not include the votes of
the boys in camp.
Congressman Aaron s. Kreider re-
ceived the highest number of votes.
1881, and he was unopposed for re-
election to the House from this dis
trict. Senator Edward E. Beidleman.
lieutenant governor elect, was a close
second getting 14.234 Republican and
l41 Washington party votes, a total
. OF 1876.
The Official Count
The official totals follow:
Judge, Supreme Court: Abbott, L.
274;. Bouton, 355; Budd, 267; Dively,
143; Fox, 2.497; Kephart. $3.50; Kint-
ner, 255; Lenahan, 411 Simpson. 636.
JuuSe superior court I1uSellOn,
S,25S; Porter. 9.59S.
Governor: Sproul. r. and w, 1916;
Bonniwell. ID. and Fair Play, 5,175;
Sehl, s., 2SS; Fithian. p, 1853; Ma
Cauley, Single Tax, 81.
Lieutenant Governor: Beidleman.
r, and W., 1876 Logue, D., 1923;
Clarke, s., 325; Whittlesey, p, $40;
Mcknight. S. r., 40.
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ward, r.. and W.. 1876; Johnson, D.,
5,O23; Adams, s., 1862; Hamilton, r.,
933; Refs. S T., 49,
Representative in Congress-at-
Large: Burke. r.. 1851; Crago, r.
and W., 1880; Garland, 1875; Wal
ters, r. and w, 13.O37; German, D.,
$40; keller, D., and f. p. 5.196;
Strayer, u. and +. r., 5,402; Tarner.
u. and f. T.. 5.1S9; BiXler, S, 397;
Euler, s., 325; Schlegel, s., 3l3; Waugh.
s.. 1922; Brubaker, F.. 9l9; Gaddis, p,
720; Kane, r., 710; Mckee. T., 675;
Dix. S. T.. As; Mcknight, $. r., 80;
Power, S. T., 3S: Ryan, S. T., 45.
Representative in Congress: Kreid-
er, r., 1851; Coldren, S, 6S9;
Sprenkle, p; 1871.
Representative in General Assem-
bly,: First district. (city), Millar, r..
6,424; Miller r., 6,593; Black, ID. and
r., 4,542; Hartman, ID. and r., 4,097;
Croft. s.. 113; Smith, s., 139. Second
district, (county). Bechtold r., g.
1873; Ulsh, r.. 6,OO2; Bottomley. d.
and p. 3,O21. d. and r., 2,971.
Proposed Amendment No. l Road
loan), Yes, $685. No. $3.50.
Proposed Amendment No. 2: Yes.
5,439; No. 5.414.
Complimentary Votes
AS in former elections there were
a number of complimentary. votes
cast. Judge George Kunkel received
three for Supreme Court Judge; and
Judge $. j. NJ. McCarrell, one for
Superior Court
Vance c. Mccormick received two
votes for Governor, Joseph L. Guffey,
two; II. Fl. Weaver. one; and. Howard
Holsten, one.
In addition to the three candidates
printed on the ballot for Congress-
man, voters wrote in the names of
20 others, most of these getting one
or two votes. with the exception of
Robert Sucker. local attorney, who
was given SO votes.
Returns from the soldier camps
showed that few had votes for a
state senator. Fifty returns were
received, two of them stating no men
from the city or county in the camps
had voted. or that there were no
voters from this district in the camp.
Totals from the camps for Governor
gave Sproul, 176; Bonniwell. 80;
Lieutenant Governor Beidleman. 1874;
Logue, %.