The Colorado statesman., 1918-09-14
lyman DEFEATSGUNTER
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE sHoUP
AND PHlPPS.
Vale, Stack, Jones and keating
Named as Candidates for
Congress.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Denver, Sept. 19.<-Complete returns
from fourteen counties, including Den
yer, and incomplete returns from TWEEN
ty.six others, which go to make up half
of the voting precincts in the state,
indicate that Lawrence c. Phipps and
oliver II. Shoup will have majority
OF 1900 over their opponents for the
nomination for United States senator
and governor respectively, when the
count is completed The lead estab-
lished by Thomas j. lyman for Demo
cratic nominee for governor over Jul
ius G. Gunter, incumbent, early in the
race, is maintained.
Phipps in his race for the United
States Senate gives promise of lead
ing the ticket before the returns are
all in He has received 22,040 votes in
797 precincts out of 1.I27 over the
state as against 22,413 given Shoup for
governor in Sl7 precincts.
In Denver, Phipps received 6,9s2
more votes than Charles w. Water
man, the result being 11,033 votes for
Phipps and 4,051 votes for Water
man.
In the forty counties heard from,
fourteen of which gave complete re-
turns, Waterman received 1926 votes
against 22,04O. received by Phipps.
This gives Phipps lead of 11,214.
Shoup leads Charles A. Ballreich by
11,945 in SIT out of total of 1,427 pre-
at, IN, hn of dc
Shoup, 22,413, and Ballreich, 10,46S.
Governor Gunter received 6,799 few
er votes than lyman in SIT out of l, AN
precincts in the state, lyman getting
24,SS9 and Gunter 5000 votes. In
Denver Tynan's lead over the governor
was 1881, the vote being 9,514 for
lyman and 6,923 for Gurter.
In the race for the Republican NOM
ination for state auditor Stong is
leading Catren in 734 out of ,427 pre-
cincts in the state, including Denver,
by 1904. The vote stands: Stong,
lG,S69, and Catren, 6,S2S.
Contest for the Democratic nomina-
tion for auditor in like number OF
precincts over the state, including
Denver, indicates that Barnard is lead
ing Mcmahon by 7,404. The vote
stands: Barnard, 15.949, and McMa-
hon, S,545.
The Republican contest for state
treasurer indicates that in 734 out OF
1,427 precincts in the state, including
Denver, Mulnix is leading Harper by
7,447. The vote stands: Mulnix, 49,
GAS, and Harper, 9,201.
Results in III out of 1 1,427 precincts
in the state, including Denver, show
that Churchill is leading Lockard for
the Democratic nomination for lieu
tenant governor by 1925. The vote
ard, 11,0S4.
One of the most spirited contests
was that waged in both parties Tor
the choice for congressman from the
Denver district. William N. Vale
captured the nomination in the Re-
publican ranks, with majority OF
1896 over the vote cast for i. |. Boak.
The count was S,763 for Vale and
1865 for Boak. Among the Democrats,
]. Leo Stack received 267 more votes
than William l.. Morrissey, according
to the unofficial returns
The congressional contest in the
Second district in PIT out of 442 pre-
cincts gives Jones a lead over Yore
of 1913. The vote stands: Jones'
3,169, and Yore, 1855.
Results in 236 out of AIS precincts
in the Third district show Keating
leading Martin by LOO for United
States representative. The vote
stands: Keating, 1910, and Martin,
5,37O.