The Glenwood post., 1918-11-09
REPUBLICANS WIN
STATE OFFICES
Save Everything Except Super.
intendent, Secretary and
Congressman in Fourth
DIVIDE COUNTY OFFICES

The battle of the ballots has been
fought and as an inevitable result.
some have won while others have lo.-.
1t was ever thus. There is always
someone doomed to disappointment in
the political game.
In the state Shoup and Phipps tor
governor and senator scored splendid
victory over their Democratic oppon-
ents, lyman and Shafroth. Despite the
frantic rawlings of Denver paper, the
appelation Of "Golddust Twins and
also the urgent appeal of President
Wilson to elect Democratic candidates.
the voters showed that they had mind
OF their own and they voted according
to their own best Judgment. In the
state the Republicans were victoriou,
except in three instances. Mrs. Brad
ford apparently has defeated her Re
publican opponent, Mrs. Stote, for su-
perintendent of public instruction. Sec
retary of State holland has been elect
ed to succeed himself over his Repul
liean opponent VIII Murphy, and in
the Fourth district Congressman Taylo,
of this city was elected as his own
successor, carrying every county in his
district by total majority of about
nine thousand.
Judge Shumate carried every county
in his iadisiai district, defeating his
Republican opponent for district Judge
by large majority.
In this county the Republicans did
almost as well as they expected, scc5r-
ing the offices Of county COMMISSIONS,
treasurer, representative, superintenl-
ent of schools and coroner. Perry Nal
ably lost the Office of sheriff by a small
majority, the voters apparently taking
the view that Mr.. Fravert. having Civ
en- at least fair satisfaction, was en-
titled to a second term. While it was
known THAT Mr. .Thorson had hard
fight for county clerk, it was thought
that his interest in all matters of public
concern together with his well known
record for efficiency, would land him
the place. However, these matters
were forgotten and lost sight of in the
sympathy sentiment which swept the
country, and Ole went down before a
killing November Frost.
The official canvas of the votes has
not yet been made, but the unofficial
vote, as reported at Republican head
quarters by those who carried the re
turns to Glenwood, and in some cases
by telephone reports, is as follows;
For United States Senator
Lawrence C. Phipps, r. ..........l lOsl
John +. Shafroth, d. ........... 1881
For Congressman Fourth District
Strand NJ. Logan n. ............. sl2
Edward T. Taylor, d. ............16 1886
For Justice of the Supreme Court
Haslett Platt Burke, T. ........ S1S
John II. Denison, r. ............ $50
William A. Hill, d. ..........,..11i5 IS
s. Harrison White, d. ............1l7s
For Governor
Oliver II. Shoup r. .............lO9l
Thomas j. lyman, d. ..........l .l4Oo
For Lieutenant Governor
Franklin f. Carringer, d. ...l25l
George stephan, r. .lOIO
For Secretary of State
Will R. Murphy, r. .............. $40
James R. holland, d. ..........1 1893
For Auditor of State
Thomas T. Barnard, d. ......... 1879
Arthih M. Stong, r. ............ 1925
For State Treasurer
Charles H. Leckenby, d. ........l2 1858
Harry E. Mulnix, r. ............1 1907
For General
Leslie f. Hubbard, d. ......... 1879
Victor f. Keyes, r. ............ 975
For State Superintendent of Schools
Mary c. c. Bradford, d. .... 1880
Florence NJ. Stote, T. ............ $50
For Regents State University
Charles r. Dudley, r. ............ 964
Arthur II. King. d. ............. 1855
W. j. King, r. Observation-Disclosures. 923
Ernest Morris, d. ............... 1853
For Representative Garfield and Rio
Blnnco Counties