The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-17
MEASURE CARRIED OVERWHELMINGLY:
 JEFFERSON LEADS
 BY VOTE OF 10 TO 1
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1 Brndidge, for 92, against g. Beat nine. for 51, against 9. Banks. for 45, against 34. Indications are bonds carry by good majority.
 Mobile Mobile city, for 1,9l4. against 2g. l Grand Bay, 52 for, none against En- l tire county with exception of ten pre- 1 cincts. 1884 for, 51 against. Sumter-Ffteen out of eighteen pre-
 cincts give 621 for and 21 against i Clay-Lineville, 26S for, 10 against Es- timated 900 majority for bond issue.
 Randolph Roanoke, 3S4 for and 26 against. Wadey practically solid for the
 bonds. Wedowee about to 1 for it. In- dications are that the county goes over
 whelmingly for bonds. 1 Tuscaloosa-T Tuscaloosa city, for 302, against f. County for bonds by big majority.
 ] Pickens-Twelve out of 24 precincts for S6S, against 10l
 Morgan-Fourteen out of g. precincts,
 for 1,7S2, against fl. Albany and De-
 catur combined gave 999 votes for the bond issue and % against it. | Cherokee--Out of thirteen beats | heard from in this county. the vote on l the proposed bond issue is 678 to 4S | The vote for the county will be about | 1.200 and a the same ratio for bond 1 issue as precincts now heard from 1 Talladega-T Talladega gives 411 for and p against amendment Sylacauga 1 354 for and 16 against Lincoln, 100 ] including Talladega, Sylacauga and
 Lincoln. give 35S for and 59 against l Estimated majority for amendment in 1 Talladega county, 1,200. 1 Lawrence-MaJority for the bond issue
 in county about 1000. Less than 100 votes
 cast against it. Courtland, Town Creek and IIllsboro votes solidily for bond l ircl1a MnnIfon a o40 a11l ,ct the bonds.
 l Dallas-Bond issue carrie. by almost unanimous vote in Dallas county. Selma I boiled 50 per cent of normal vote with
 only about 2 per cent in opposition. Vote ]! in rural precincts light, but amendment carried safely at every box. Most of those who had expressed themselves op- DC sed to the amendment remained away 1 from the polls.
 i Coosa-County for bond issue by at least two to one. Woodwater, 110 for, , against Mount Olive. IT for and ? against.
 ONLY ONE AGAINST 1 Colbert-Sheffield for bond issue ss0 against | Tuscumpia gave large ma jority for it. Colbert gives big majority for bond amendment. l Lauderdale-The city of Florence and Lauderdale county gave large majority | for bond issue. Lee With three precincts missing, Lee gives 575 for and 225 against the bond l issue.
 Madison--Total vote in county esti- mated between ,900 and 2,0o0, with about 50 to 1 for the bond issue. Huntsville and suburbs cast 6sl for and F against the bond issue. Extreme cold prevented 'arger vote in county. Cleburne-Big majority for bond amend amendment.
 Coffee-About 400 majority for bonds.
 Dale-Majority for bond issue f77. DeKalb Majority for bond amendment
 Iamar~Majority for amendment about 300.
 St Clair--About TOO majority for bond issue.
 Tuscaloosa Majority for bond issue about 2.5o0.
 With about 10 of the G counties in the state heard from last night only one is believed to have given adverse ma jority.
 Chairman W. F. Feagin of the state bond campaign committee, after receiv-
 ing reports from majority of the coun-