The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04
Senate and House Republicans, With
346 Electoral Votes For
Senator Harding.

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result OF the election held Tuesday,
remarkable for the preponderance
or votes cast for the successful re-
publican candidates, Harding. Cool
idge. Gooding, Davis. Smith, French.
and the entire state and Twin Falls
county republican tickets.
With the reports this morning in
dicating that Harding has been Civ
eli a vote IN the electoral college to-
falling BAG to 127 for Cox, present
returns point TO a republican senate
having a majority OF 10 and ma
Jority In the house of 20.
Incomplete returns show that ex-
Governor Cooling. republican, has
rolled up a majority over Senator
Nugent, democrat, that will exceed
10000 votes. Governor Davis has
a lead over T. A. Walters, democrat,
OF $4,000. while the balance OF the
republican state ticket will win over
their democratic opponents with ma
jorities ranging from $4,000 for
Dunn, candidate for chief justice Of
the supreme court, to $4,000 for
Banks, candidate for state treas
urer.
Reports received early this morn
ing from 500 precincts out of S25
N the state give Harding 1881 and
Cox 3S,316. Gooding $4,000, Nu-
gent 81 ,6f7; Davis 81 .956, Walters
9l,643, Fairchild 1925.
In the second district 81 precincts
out of 435 gave A. T. Smith, can
didate for reelection for representa-
tive in congress, 37,20S. Whitaker.
democrat. 21,954.
E,fnoI rafnrpc from avarv
cinct In the county with the exeep-
ton only of Shoshone basin precinct,
snow the heaviest vote ever cast In
the history of the county. likewise.
one of the largest republican MAORI
tbs. The @. o. p. national ticket car
ried the county by 2,794. the vote
being Harding. 5,905. Cox Bill.
Harding carried all the other offices
on both the state and county tickets
to victory with him, GcOding run
ming ahead of Nugent for the United
States senatorship by vote of 47l7
to 1929. while Davis majority in the
county over Walters was 2655, the
total giving Davis 1924; Fairchild
1892 and Walters 1869.
The County Vote.
misunderstanding, rep, 59O5;
Cox, dem. Bill.
United States senator-Gooding.
rep, AM; Nugent. dem, 442s.
Representative rep, 5496;
Whitaker. dem, 3546.
Governor-Davis rep. 1924; Wal
ters. dem. 1869; Fairchild, ind,
1892.
Lieutenant governor-Moore. rep,
47I6; Pettibone. dem, 1873, luck.
in, 3045.
Secretary OF state-Jones. rep.
ere; Curtis. dem. 1916; Brayton,
ind. 2644.
state auditor-GalIet. rep, 4652;
Jones. dem. 1901; Crandall, ind.
26s6.
State treasurer-Banks rep. 1870;
Melvin. dem. 1921; Peckham. ind.
s665.
Attorney general - Black, rep.
5Os3; Bates. dem. 1881.
Superintendent public instruction
~-Redfield. rep, 1855.
Inspector OF mines - Campbell.
rep, 1855; Snow. dem. 1893; Nest
.er. ind. 1870.
state senator-Seaver rep. 462S;
Kendall. dem. 1885; Aman. ind.
3es7.
State representatives-Irw rep.
462S; Miller. rep. 1899; Waters,
rem. 1855, Shank. dC-..., - Il
Childs. ind. 2646: Dsckey Ind, 1919;
jayne. ind. 264z-
County commissioner. First dis
trict-MOore. rep. 37lg; Conner.
dem, 1910: Littler. ind. gaze.
County commissioner. Second dis
triet-Parrish. rep. 3S24. Carlson.
dem, 1876: Mum. ind. 1851.
County commissioner. Third dis
Breckon. rep, 1926: Barnes.
dem. 1884. Keith. ind. 25fs-
PROSECUTING attorney - stephan.
rep. asa: Kinney. dem. zos2.
Sheriff - sherman. rep, Sf5f;
Remington. dem. 1875. Pittulio md,
254s.
County rsasurer--warren. rep.
ssl7: Davis. dem. 1874; Frahm,
ind. 22s2.
Probate judge-Duvsll, rep. ss4s
Divelblss. dem. l71s. Sonner, IND.
21s6
instruction-wolfe. rep. 4IS1; Pat
ton. dem. 2sSl.
County assessor-Stewart. rep,
1857: Morehouse- dem, ltei'
Scherupp. ind, ALAS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rep. 400
County suryeyor-Berg rep. 1887
Bybee. dem, 24Oi-
Justice OF supreme court tincom-
rep. ssSs: Forney,
dem, 1885
Justice Of supreme court. six-year
ferm-Lee. rep. s5eS; Flynn. dem,
1913 Incomplete
Justice supreme court, fuor-year
rep. 1901; Holden, !
dem. 1898 (Incomplete-)