Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-17

- 9c2. johnson crowds up with 39,206 and Wood
has 1850 democratic votes ------------.
In Georgia., Hoover has more votes than McAdoo
and Wilson, both originally from that state. Pal
mer alone passes Hoover there by small number
Wood and Johnson also poll fair number
In Virginia Hoover receives 1920 votes nearly
two hundred more than the highest democratic can
didate. Mr.. McAdoo In the totals from the South
Atlantic states McAdoo the preferred democrat re-
ceves 6,206, against total of 6,942 for Hoover
President Wilson is 1916, against 4157 for John
son. AS for totals, this section of the once solid
south gives p 1927 votes TO democrats and 21324 to
republicans.
The East south Central and West South Central
give total democratic vote of 9O2S3 and republi-
can 25.5S5 ~e q
Listed candidates scored as follows: Coolidge.
low man for republicans 2S,O6S votes. including
Sl79 democrats, 3179 others and for second choice
has 45.935
Harding S1,OOS, including PASS democrats, 1853
others. Second choice, 3322S.
Hoover, third highest, 169 952 including 81, O64
democrats and 27,615 others. Second choice
1921.
Hughes, 40.s94 including 1896 democrats; 9th.
ers, $3.50 Second choice 64,4l7. .
Johnson, second highest 1S714O. including 49,
200 democrats; others, 2719O. Second choice
1870, 955. t.J
Lowden fourth highest, 94,S25 including 49,
G27 democrats 1924 others. Second choice, 1851
Taft, 24,S6S, including 4S1S democrats S479
others. Second choice, 46,917
Wood, high man. 202, O39 including II 1886 dem,
ocrats, 1858 others. Second choice 1880
Bryan, fourth democrat 1880 including 1,7S7I
republicans and 1897 other voters For second
choice, 2o,247. His vote largely is due to his sup
port of prohibition.
Edwards third highest, opponent of prohibition
gets 4511G for first choice including 1852 repub-
lican vets and 5.S91 others. For second choice
20 939.
Cox, 23.5S6 including 1895 republicans and L.
$50 others, Second choice, 20 206 |
Marshall. S,526, including 312 republicans \
McAdoo, high man of the democrats SO 9SS, in
cludlng 1926 republicans and 6,731 others mostly
railroad men probably. Second choice, 1854. |
Palmer, 1885, including 31S republicans and
l,24l others. Second choice, 90 2SS /
Wilson, second highest democrat AZ, 1863. includ-I
ing SlS2 republicans league advocates probably
and 5,4S6 others
Clark, democrat, 15,4S1, including 474 republi- !
cans and LIB Others. Second choice 2.215
Other names unlisted the ballots sent out by
the Digest receive votes as follows
Senator Capper has total of 1857, of which
3,S4S are from his home state of Kansas General
Pershing has 1927 for first choice and 2O756 for
second. Senator La Toilette 7,437, Senator Poin-
dexter 2451, and Nicholas Murray Butler 1914
Senator Hitchcock leads unlisted democrats with |
$3.50; Mr.. Gerard has $3.50, Senator owen 1927,
and SECRETARY Baker 2,284 Scattering votes to
some four hundred others than those mentioned
number only 14,457
New Mexico does not figure largely in the re-
turns, but its vote is in some respects about like
hat Of the county at large, Wood leading with
i74' Hoover 1913, Johnson 253 Lowden 212, McAdoo
'n' Wilson $780, Bryan los, and Edwards 10.