Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11
Charles Reinberger Running Fourth in Reresentatiyes'
 Race MILLER IS LEADER OF
 QUINTET IN RACE Flattering Vote is Returned for I'm opposed County Offices-Illing. Orto and Wiley are Mag
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Former Congressman T. c. McRae was an even 100 votes ahead of smead Powell, according to returns from 17 precincts in Jefferson coun- ty, received up to 2:3O o'clock this morning. Mir. McRae had 7O9 votes Powell 609, Tom Terral was third with 459. Other candidates were in this order: Floyd 292, Walsh 81, Riggs 43 Wells 26, Stroupe IF, Hay mic 16.
 Jefferson democrats gave Congress man Caraway big majority over Senator Kirby in tre race for the senatorial nomination. The two in the 16 boxes was: Caraway 1,596, Kirby 653.
 Thirteen boxes in the county gave Congressman Sam Taylor a major- |ity over L. E. Sawyer in the contest for the congressional nomination, land othef precints will increase the congressman lead in the county.
 Calvin Burks evidently had defeat ed Will Powell for the nomination for county treasurer by 1916 to 937, and Miller, Hill and Newton were chosen representatives, the vote being Hill. 147s, Miller 1873, Newton 1901, Reinberger 925, and iSimons 744. Constable Ben Brannon defeated Night Chief of Police King for the nomination for constable by 1123 Ito 724, and J. S. Wiley, Carl filing and Allen Orto were chosen as the nominees for justices of the peace of the township.
 The nine boxes yet to report are small, and are not expected to ma terially change the standing as indi- cated this morning.
 County officials unopposed for re- election received practically the to- tai vote cast, there being little scratching. This fact was interpret as token of appreciation of the services rendered by these officials during their present terms.
 Herbert Wilson carried the coun- ty over w. B. Owen for highway commissioner. receiving 1497 votes to Owens TOP; for chief justice Nc Culloch received 1921, and Coston 566; Hopper, with 149s, carried the county over Cargile for secretary of state, while for attorney-general Utley was just seven votes ahead of Bohlinger, the score standing l. -1077. For auditor McAmis re- ceived 4O9, Reiff 24O, Johnson S6S, Tucker 1134. For Senator.
 First ward-Kirby 135, Caraway 269.
 Second ward-Kirby 91, Caraway 38S..
 Third ward-Kirby 21s, Caraway 459.
 Fourth ward-Kirby 52, ~Caraway TT.
 Vaugine Township-Kirby 51, Car- away 123.
 Barraque township Kirby 13, Caraway 20.
 Bogy township-Kirby 6, Cara way 10.
 Dudley Lake township-Kirby IF. Caraway B.
 Dinnington township-Kirby i9, Caraway 30.
 Melton township-Kirby 6, Cara. way 19.
 Niven township-Kirby z, Cara way 35.
 Altheimer-Kirby 1, Caraway 62.
 Sherrill-Kirby 4, Caraway S5.
 Victoria township-Kirby I, Car away II.
 Washington township-Kirby 1e. Caraway il.
 Roberts township-Kirby 2S. Car away IA.
 For Governor.
 First Ward-Powell 106, Floyd 9l, Walsh 12, Terral 100, Haynie 3. Stroupe 1, McRae 4S, Riggs IT, Wells g.. SS
 Second ward-Powell 106, Floyd 5Sa Walsh 19, Terral 82, Haynie E. Stroupe 1, McRae 204, Riggs 2, Wells 1.
 Third ward-Powell 191 Floyd S0, Walsh 29, Terral 109, Haynie 6,2 stroupe 2, McRae 240, Riggs 1S Wells 2. ssS
 Fourth ward Powell 2s, Floyd aos Walsh IA, Terral "A. Haynie 39 Stroupe 1, McRae 38, Riggs Welis 2. sS
 Vaugine township Powell Floyd IS, Walsh l, Terral 59, Hay-4 nie 3, McRae 3s, Riggs l, Wells ' 3 <> >.>,.~><S>, 25
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