Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
.OFFICIAL,VOTE
is ANNOUNCED
Taggart Heads His Ticket in
Marion County.

Official returns of Tuesdays election
announced today, show that Thomas
Taggart Democratic nominee for United
States Senator, received the highest vote
given a Democratic candidate in Marion
County and also showed that President
Elect Warren G. Harding topped the vote
for the Republicans with a total OF
70, 957.
Taggart's official vote in Marion County
totaled .64,12s, and Harding's total was
1887.
his vote is compared to the total vote of
62,5S1 for Carleton McCulloch for Gov
ernor.
Based on the total vote cast for presi-
Dental electors for the six parties, Mar
lon County's vote was 1851
The total vote cast for prosecutor, with
the single tax and Prohibitionists not
having candidate, was 144,SS9.
Another surprise was the vote cast for
the presidential elector on the Socialist
ticket, which totaled 3,262
William, P. Evans, prosecutor elect, re-
ceived a total vote of 1920, and Paul G.
Davis, Democrat, had a total Of 62,O7S.
Davis received 61S votes more than were
cast for Governor Cox.
in the race for Governor. Governor
elect Warren T. McCray received a total
wore of 1882, against total vote OF
625S1 for DIR. McCulloch.
Ralph Lemcke, treasurer to succeed
himself, received a total vote of 1924,
against a vote of 61,952 for Frank +.
Woolling. Democrat.
VOTE CAST FOR
GOVERNOR.
The following vote by city wards and
townships was cast for Governor:
O
4,74S.
Second ward-McCray. 1892; Mccul-
Third ward-McCray, 1928; Mccuf-
loch, 1850.
Fourth ward-Mccray, 11Oas; Mccui-
Ioch. 6,343. :.
Fifth ward-Mccray, s,e45; Mcculloch,
1887.
Sixth ward-McCray. 8,oss; Mcculloas.
1,341.
Seventh ward-Mccray. 8,245; Mccul-
loch, 1885.
Eighth ward-Mccray, 1853; Mccul-
loch, 2,94O.
Ninth ward-McCray, s.s71; MccullOcA.
7,O4s.
Tenth ward-Mccray, 41e5; MccuIloch.
1928.
Eleventh ward-Mccray, 2,14o; Nc
CulIoch, 2S2S.
Twelfth ward-McCray, 1,18a; Mccul-
loch, 1863.
Thirteenth ward-McCray, 2.s55; ".
Culloch, 4,377.
Fourteenth Ward-McCray, 1927; Nc
Culloch. 2,762.
Fifteenth ward-Mccray, sU; MccuI-
loch, 1899.
Center Outside McCray, 5O4; Mccul-
loch. 45T
Pike, Washington and Lawrence-Mc-
Cray, 1913, McCulloch, 1884.
Warren. Franklin and Perry-NcCray,
4.402: McCulloch. 3,4G0.
Wayne and Decatur-McCray, 45OI;
MeCulloch, 5,014.
FIGURES IN RACE
FOR PROSECUTOR.
The total vote given by city wards and
townships for county prosecutor is as
follows:
First ward-Evans. 6,ss2: Davis, 4,71o.
Second Ward-Evans. $3.50; Davis,
Third ward-Evans. COOS; Davis. 2.s1s.
Fourth Ward-Evans. 1920; Davis.
Fifth ward-Evans, 1850; Davis. .2ss.
Sixth Ward-Evans. S.O45; Davis, 1895.
Seventh Ward-Eyans. $3.50; Davis,
-fNAS-
Eighth Ward-Evans. 465s. Davis
2.s45.
Ninth ward-Evans, $500; Davis. 1902.
Tenth Ward-Evans. Also; Davis. 4912.
Eleventh ward-Evans. 2,154; Davis.
: Twelfth ward-Evans. las; Davis.
/. T. Thirteenth ward-Evans. ISIS; Davis,
Fourteenth ward-Evans, 1884; Davis.
1871. AVS
Center, Outside-Evans, 500; Davis. 49,.
Pike, Washington and Lawrence
Evans, 4,43O; Davis, 3,451.
Wayne and Decatur-Evans. 4517:
Davis. 4.e41.
The Democrats received their greatest
strength in the Ninth, Tenth. Eleventh
IWelfth, Thirteenth. Fourteenth and Eff
teentn wards in the city and in Wayne
and Decatur Townships The Repub-
Ilcans carried the remainder of the
wards and townships
The contest between Merrill Moorez
Republican Congressman, and Henry T,
Span, his Democratic opponent, resulted
In Aoores receiving total vote of 7s.7s2
and Span. 81 1913.