The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1922-06-30

SAVING ACu8u0 ulSVT1Ct6s yu1E
lead Is insufficient 20 assure the
noininaffOn of Nestos according
to the returns at the time Of
the recall election last October.
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Nonpartisan league endorsed cam
didates for national, state and coun-
ty offices were given a large major
ity over their rivals by the voters
OF Burke ounty, every one of whom
lead the ticket in their respective
offices. Each one went In with q
regular landslide and from the re-
suits OF Wednesdays election It is
almost certain that the successful
candidates at the primary will be
given the same large majority IN
the general election next November.
All candidates for county Offices
endorsed by the league were nom
mated and the voters OF the coun-
ty gave the same large majority to
the candidates running for state
and National Offices. Indications
from the early returns from over
the state show that Frazier win
lead McCumber for the ONCE OF
United States senator and unless
the late returns will be sufficient to
overcome the early lead of Frazier
he will be the next Republican can
didate for senator. ...E7I.
In the congressional race in the
third district Sinclair was leading
his opponent with a safe margin.
NO reports had been received up
to a late hour yesterday Of the re-
suits OF the other congressional dis
tricts, but 1t is expected that the
league endorsed candidaes will win
out. 80 .11a
In the race for governor Baker is
receiving most handsome majority
in Burke county, leading all other
candidates by an almost four to
one count. The same occurs in all
the other Offices where the candi-
dates were endorsed by the Nom
partisan League. Aaker for sec
retary OF state, Church for commis-
sioner of agriculture and labor, Oh
son for state treasurer. Poindexter
for auditor, Martha Fulton for
superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Garberg for attorney-general
and Englert and Richardson for
Justices Of the Supreme court, are
each receiving the same handsome
vote and are leading their oppon-
ents.
In the county the same is true
for the candidates running for
county Offices. OF the many can
didates it appears that Miss Mary
running Yor the ofFice OF
county superintendet of schools Is
leadig all others and will be re-
turned to her Office with the larg-
est majority.
G.. j. Kopriva, incumbent, will be
returned as county auditor, as he
Is leading the ticket with a safe
margin. OF the other incumbents
In the county Offices, Clark Stitt
FOR clerk OF court; Clarence Sum-
mers, register Of deeds: and Judge
Finke are leading the ticket. One
other county officer who is q candi-
date for reelection. J.. q. Jensen,
The present county treasurer, up to
early afternoon yesterday was Head
ing Iver Enget, the league endorsed
But 1t was given out
that all the precincts heard from
up to that time were !. v. A. strong
holds and by the time, the results
begin coming In from the country
precincts Enget would be given
enough votes to overcome Jensen's
lead and pass him with a margin
large enough to assure him the
election In the fall.
Following IL the total votes re-
,eiyed for the various Offices from
over the county up to the time 9