The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-11-05
ARIZONA JOINS REPUBLICAN
 LANDSLIDE
For The First Time Since The Advent Of Statehood Arizona Casts Its EIectoriaI Vote For a Republi-
 can President


 To the surprise of the Republicans of Arizona, as well as the Democrats, the voters of Arizona, by majority now estimated at approximately 5000 placed this state in the Republican column and it's three electoral votes will be cast for Senator Harding of Ohio, for President.
 Press reports to the Copper Era as late as Thursday afternoon. indicate that Greenlee county is the only ty in the entire state that returned | Democratic majority from top to bottom for the ticket ranging from | 300 to 500.
 In county affairs the only contest | between the Republicans and Demo crats was confined to the office of | sheriff, the Republicans having fail | ed to nominate for other county of | fees. The entire county ticket, ;u- l cluding the sheriff was elected, J. B. | Bradberry Democratic candidate for
 sheriff defeating A. A. Anderson, the Republican candidate, by a majority | slightly in excess of 200.
 Ralph Cameron Republican for I 'rnited States Senator was swept into | office on Republican tidal wave ,Sy approximately 1000 majority.
 II Thomas Campbell Republican for governor was victorious over Nit Sims Democrat by approximately the same figure. '| Honorable Wiley B. Jones, Demo
 cr>t. for attorney general, has been 'l defeated by W J. Gal lIaith, Repu- i, blican. and it is probable that Ernest Hall, Republican, has defeated Ross I Democrat. for Secretary of State. ,l; Latest. telephone advices .-4 from
 PhoenEs Jtate that the nemodrats [ have elected Carl Hayden to congress 3 liFrank Luke of Maricopa county and
 E.. A. Hughes of Cochise, members ot ? the state Tax Commission and Judge
 McAlister to be a member of the satte of Supreme Court. Also it was conceed
 ed that the Democrats would e1eei 21 P. J. Munch to be state auditor ane
 Raymond Earhart to be state trea 2l surer.~- On the straight Democratic 1 ticket Munch, Earhart and HaydeI @s were the nly De m ra 6t appearing on the non-partisan pcrtl": nj of the ticket . ,ss FsSs
 As. the Era goes to press with 23 al precincts from all. parts of the stat
 theard from, in which every count Il f except Apache is represented, and al 2. of the ST precincts of Maricopa cour .Ol ty, accounted for it is certain tha
 Harding carried the state by, appro' ,e imately 5000 and Campbell for Gov
 ernor and Cameron for senator b t2 nearly as much.
 That Galbraith has been elected a
 torney general: that Hall has defea
 ed Ross for secretary of state an
 Miss Elsie Toles of Cochise count
 has been successful over A. c. Peter sz son of Graham county for state SUI n; erintendent of Public instruction oo The 236 precincts throughout tn zI state give the following results: liar 70 ing 19 4O2: Cox 14.729: Campbell 19 c- 136: Simms 16136: Cameron 1884; 40 Smith 14.417: Hall 15, 5,531; Ross 15,5s 5o Galbraith 16,104; Jones 12,511. oo Returns from all the precincts D. Maricopa county except ten and or e1 city precinct in Phoenix give Hardin % 1O.5O5: Cox S.156: Cameron 10,31i -z Smith 7.43S Campbell 10,213: Simu | s BPS: Hall 9.s72: Ross 1899: Tai ] . field 9.O6O: Munch 7.740 Galbraith 1( 10 E12, Jones S,2OO. Toles 10,03S; Pete -1 son 7.594: Reed 2 cS7; Vaugbn 7,7S' o- White for mine Inspector 9.S34; Fo ce ter 7,15S.
 n Maricopa county returns straig Republican majority between 2,0' - and 5000.
 oe The entire county republican tick tb Maricopa County except treasurer al st. recorder was elected
 air Among the counties returning R
 publican maiorities was included Or
 ham and Yuma for the first time in tl h history of the state. Cochise, Marie ed pa, Yavapai and the small northel Ter counties all went Republican. It T lis mained for Greenlee alone to sta1 ral steadfast against the force of the R ed publican avalanche.
 nd LATER
 as Phoenix, Nov 4-State Republic' committee figures, said to he near re- complete. made public aonight ga US for state auditor Charles w. Fairf1el
 Republican. 30.215 and P. J. Munc
 Democrat, 28,946 Earlier retur
 compiled by newspapers. had indies eN- ed the eletion of Munch. Fairfield lds night was receiving congratulate sht on having been elected
 att Election returns received up to f,I night and completed except for f
 scattered precincts. caused redl ;,v tions in the majority of Senator Hal ' ing for president, principally throu
 the discovery of an error tabuiatit sne but still left the Republican preside' om ial candidate with a lead of $500 oV
 Governor Cox. Election of Sena'
 Harding, Ralph H. Cameron, Rep ved Iican candidate for senator, and Tho per as E. Campbell, Republican candida ,ra. for reelection as governor. was e the ceded today by M. H. McCalla, cha He man of the Democratic state comm