Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
STATE AMENDMENTS
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Ashland gave an overwhelming
vote for Harding and Coolidge at
the election yesterday. with the
whole republican ticket well In
the fore. The only precinct in the
city in which the democrats led
was East Ashland. where Cox fol
president and Chamberlain for u
S. senator led, as well as some
Of the county officers.
E. V. Carter, Ashland's candidate
for legislative honors, leads on
the county ticket in the city with
995 votes. His running mate,
Benz. C. Sheldon, Is a close second
with SS2 votes. On the municipal
ticket Mayor Lamkin is elected to
succeed himself by 4 vote Of 1917.
Only one measure voted upon
yesterday carried in the city. This
was the one regulating legislative
session, which received $50 votes
yes, against 433 no. The measure
for removing the county seat to
Medford was lost in the city by a
vote of 696 against and 800 for.
Following is the total vote in
Ashland in eight precincts.
President-Harding, S62; Cox,
419.
U. s. Senator-Stanfield, 700;
Chamberlain, 574.
Representative in Congress-
Hawley, rep, S26; Talbert, Soc,
S4.
Sec. of State-Kozer, rep, S45;
Sears, soc., 81.
Food and Dairy Commissioner
-Hawley, rep, SOL; Won Behren,
soc., 249.
Public Service Commission
Buchtel, rep, 621; Bennett, dem,
31s.
Representative, Jackson County
Carter, rep, 995; Sheldon, rep,
S82; Mansfield, dem, 416; Phipps.
dem, 314.
County Attorney-Roberts, rep,
TAO; Moore, dem, 5SS.
County Commissioner
rep, S12; Hill, dem, 424.
Sheriff-Terrill, rep, 795; Jen-
nings, dem. 577.
County Clerk-Florey, rep, 1877;
Rigg, dem. 512.
County Walker, rep,
791; Schieffelin, dem, 4O7.
County Assessor--Coleman, rep,
902; Trowbridge, dem, SS7.
City Officers.
Following is the vote on city
officials on which there was no
contest:
Mayor-Lamkin, 1917; Minis,
A.
Park Commissioner-Jordan,
IT'S; Mrs. Vaupel, 80.
Councilmen-Blake. $50; Frost,
S47; Harner, $50; Howell, 54l,
Joy, 716; LeMasters, 46S; Mill
ner, 625; Pierce, S07; Shinn, 765
Initiative and Referendum
Compulsory Voting Bill--Yes'
S71; no, III
Regulating Legislative Sessions
Yes, $50; no, 433.
Oleomargarlne Bill-Yes, 4S2;
no, 1852.
Tax Bill-Yes. 1877; no, 95S.
Fixing Terms OF County Officers
Yes, SIG; no, 555.
Port of Portland Blll-Yes, 375;
no. sos.
Interest Bill-Yes, 206; no. |
s25.
Bird Refuge Bill-Yes, 454; no,
62s. /
Divided Legislative Sessions
Yes. 37s; no, 576.
Market Commission Bill-Yes.
2S4; no, 1853.
County Seat Removal-Yes, $40; /
no. 500.
Southeast Ashland polled 2OS
votes, and at the time of going
10 press the count was not COM
pleted. This, IL is stated, will not
aid the democratic vote
in the city, but will only be =
gain to the republican vote. North
west Ashland also has not re-
ported.
Following is the vote by precincts
with the exception OF Southeast
Ashland and Northwest Ashland
precincts;
ASHLAND EAST CENTRAL.
National.
President-Harding, s5; Cox.
"; Watkins, 4; Debs, 8; Cox, 2.
State.
U. s. Senator-Chamberlain, 81; /
Hayes, 8; Slaughter. 6; stanfield,
Il; Svenson. /.
Rep. in Congress--Hawley, 106;
10.
Sec. Of state-Kozer, l1s; Sears.
4.
Attorney General-Coshow. Is.
Dairy and Food Com.-Hawley,