The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-10

! 0SiCdtSu- w ycSIcTOdyS election
/ by Henrik Shipstead, farmer
iaborite, it was shown in unoffi.
ciai returns available here late
today. Kellogg, who has served
one term in the senate and is a
close friend of the administra-
ton, was losing ground as addi-"
tional returns from rural dis
tricts came In, and with more
than one third the state report
|. ed Shipstead was leadina by
more than $4,000.
st. Paul, November S.-With the
returns thus far received in the sew
enth Minnesota congressional dis
trict, the, election of Rev. Kvale ov-
ef Congressman Volstead is claimed.
Congressman Andrew }, eolstead
author of the prohibition enforce
ment act, has been defeated for re-,
election by Rev. o. J. Kvale, indie
pendent, unofficial returns available
at noon today from yesterdays cleo
ton showed. t .,ys'.. -
With the Unofficial count complete
from 212 of the seventh districts 379
precincts, the vote was Volstead TO-
sustained by the official canvass.
foiStOoo SouAu hOl OFCiSOluC tnC iCdu
of his opponent in the missing pre-
cincts. -.-.
Vote On Senator.
When returns on the United States
senatorial contest had been received
from 1,014 of the states 3,479 pre-
cincts at noon today, the count
stood: Kellogg 93.929, ShiDstead
120,298. Olesen 41.531. --...-
For governor 953 precincts gave
Preus 1925, Johnson 95,157. Indre-
hus 1903. ~ III l..I
Congressional standings at noon
were as follows: ..
First district: III precincts out of
2S3 gave Sydney Anderson 1S.04S.
Lynn 12,475.. =
Third district: 149 nreoincts ont
of 2S6 gave Davis 1868; Ms. Gault
1886. -. r
Fourth district: zoo cut of Go
precincts gave Keller 31,025; Dntv
1854: Mccartney 2,944.
Sixth district: go precincts out of
488 gave Harold Knutson 6335. John
Knutsen 404, Seberger 4,7OI.
Seventh district: 212 precincts ont
tof 37s gave Volstead 1926: KyaIe
Eighth district: 81 out of 400 pre-
cincts gave Larson 5000; Carss
Ninth district: SIS ou-1 : gave
STEVENSON 1870, Wefa s.
Tenth district: 10 ta,I red pre-
cincts outside of. Hennebin. gave
Schall 1886, Rutledge 614. fScfiaiI,s
election assured).
This Mornings Returns.
st. Paul, November Senator
Frank B. kellogg. republican, still
was trailing DR.. Henrik Shipste "a.
farmer laborite, when 643 of tho
states 3,479 precincts had reported.
the, count then standing: kellogg,
60,977; Shipstead. 70,640; Mrs. An
ma d. Olesen, 22,409.
With 1913 of the seventh districts
379 precincts reported Volstead had
l5,l22 votes to Kvale's 16,097.
For other state offices the counts
stood: Lieutenant Governor 202 pre-
cincts Collins 22,S4S, Siegler 1s.75s;
Bryan 1859.
Secretary of state: 191 precincts
Holm 22.14S. Stageberg, 1918:
Auditor: 169 precincts Chase IT,
S04. De1ning 1896, Casey 3.917J
treasurer: 152 precincts Rines
Is, l0l, Keyes 1879.
Attorney general: 155 precincts
Hilton 1920. Smoker 10,S9S, Doran
Railroad and warehouse commits
sioner: las precincts Bowen >13,174.
Royster 1882, North 2.S4S.
Clerk of supreme court: 1S9 pre-
cincfs kaercher s10,99S, Van Lear
10,f23, He'll 2,156. SO
Justice of supreme courts l45r pre-
cincts Anderson 18,150. Quinn IL ,03S::
Rural credits amendment: SO pre-
cncts 1852 for 481 against; eccupa-
oonal tax amendment 1886 for, 1.
$40 against. -, -
Returns From Large Counties.
These precincts included 211 from
Hennepin county on the senatorial
contest, which gave Kellogg q, 604;
Shipstead S5,412; Olesen 1888, anil
Io from Ramsey county which gave
Kellogg 5,688: Shipstead 7,123, Ole
sen 1850. Guhernatorial returns in
Guided 1876 precincts from Hennepin
which gave Preus 23,651; Johnson
2O,2O3; lndrehus 1878, and 40 from
Ramsey which gave Preus 6,971;
johnson 6,057; Indrehus Else.
The Conqressiona! Vote.
Congressman Newton of the nth
district. Minneapolis, has been re-
elected; and Congressman Sydney
ANDERSON mas been reeelected In The
first district. Both are republicans.
Defeat of Congressman Andrew
J. Volstesd. author of the prohibition
enforcement act, was indicated in
returns available up to 10: 80 n. M.
today from yesterdays. election.
Rev. O. j. Kyale, Independent, was
leading him bya SEQ votes when
more than one half the precincts in
the sevruth district had been heard
From clIIIu vvrg yss,sIvnar-- uIs.IlOt
y out of 286 precincts gave Repre-
6bntative Charles r Davis 8, 591, and
s{rss Lillian Cox Gault 1888.
N In the sixth district six, precincts
ave Representative Harold Knutson
gl2 votes. p. JsaSebereer, 1876 and
5ohn Knutsen 130
In the seventh congressional dis
ISrict Kva1e increased his lead when
go out of 379 precincts had report
Id. the count standing Volstead IA,
918 and Kyale IL ,000.
/ In the eighth district So out of 400
precincts gave Representative Lar
pom $3.50 votes and Carss 1866
: In the ninth district A out OF $50
precincts gave Congressman Steenel.
son 3.046 and Wefald 3,222.
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