The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-12
RANDOLPH


 RANDOLPH
 Roanoke. August 11.-(Special.)- The race for probate judge and sheriff In Randolph was so close that 1t took the official count to de- clare the winner. Moore was finally given the nomination by only four votes over Lee, while Ballard was nominated over Lane for sheriff by only S1 votes. Each side claimed the victory until the count was over. The count: Moore, SIG; Lee, SIP; Gallard, 1,094; Lane, 1,013. The race for solicitor was a walk away for vann. Yam, 1.73s: Moon, the present incumbent. 5S6. For repre- sentative from Randolph county: Ware, 1,967; Word 391. Floyd Will son, circuit clerk, won over Pearson, the present incumbent, Wilson, 1,341; Pearson, 79S. Herren and Robinson were elected members of the board of education. Overton beat Heflin for the Senate. Overton, 1887; lief lin, S9S.
 LAMAR
 Vernon, August 11.--tSpeclal. 1.-The official count of the democratic pri- mary election is as follows:
 For governor: Brandon, 2,1S1; Graves, 2S0.
 Lieutenant governor: Mcdowell, 1902; Phillips, 401.
 Secretary of state: S. H. Elan, 415; Miller, GOA; Ryland, 99; West. 54S.
 State auditor: Allgood, SAT; Chap man, 616; Cobb, 244.
 State treasurer: Brown, 45s; Ellis, 1868.
 Superintendent of Education: Aber- crombie, 1,449.
 Moore, 1859; Scale, 72; Wade, 21o; Ward. 134.
 Attorney general: Davis, 1,273.
 Public service commissions: Cooper, 432; Gallard, 176; Johnson, 14S; Lee. 929; Morgan, I'll; Pearson, PIP; Puri- foy, 6S1.
 Chief justice: Anderson, 7o4; Lynne, 1,122
 A Associate justice: Gardner, 1,244; Somerville. 1,244.
 Court of Appeals: Bricken, 1905; Merritt, 1905; Sanford, 1.305.
 Delegates to state democratic con vention from state at large: Bank head. 1,291; Bowie, 1,153; Brown, 1,191; Burr, 1,129; Garber, 1,16o; Greene, 931; O'Neal, 913; Pitts, 1,107; Roach, 955; Stanley, 1,153; Swanson, I'll; White. 769; Williams, 719.
 Representative in Congress from the Tenth district: Bankhead, 1,763; Gibson, SIS.
 Judge of Fourteenth judicial cir cult: Blanton, 1929; Lacy. 1,496; Pe- ters, 1,233; Sowell, 530.
 Solicitor of Fourteenth judicial circuit: Wilson. 1,568.
 State senator from Twelfth Sena- torial district: McNeil, 1885; Shep- herd, 722.
 State democratic executive commit tee from Tenth Congressional dis trict: Bowen, 1,317; Burton, 1,317; Cobb, 1917; Fite. 1.317; Miner, 1,317.
 Delegate to state democratic con vention from Twelfth Senatorial dis trict: Bobo. 1,256; Cooner, 544; Good win, 1.241.
 Delegate to state democratic con- vention from Lamar county: Hodo, 1,702; Young, 1,702.
 Representative from Lamar county: Odom, 1,69S; Weeks, 913.
 Judge of probate: Hollis. LILO; Maddox, 1.357; Young. 575.
 Clerk of circuit court: Armstrong. 55S; Hill, 1,a67; McDougal. 1,OS7.
 Sheriff: Cook, s69; Hankins, 452; Hill, Sss; Jordan. 33o; Rector, 239; Willis, 539.
 man. 164. Hopper, 120; Jordan, 21O; McNees, 263; Richards. BOA
 Commissioner, Third district: Bur nett. 234; Gilmer. 299; Guyton, 7S.
 Member of board of education: Bo- man, 1,091; Davis, S51; Harris, 1,474; Lawhon. 7S9; Moore. 373.
 MOBILE
 Mobile, August 11.--(Special.)- > The canvassing of the returns from the August s primary will not be concluded until Il o'clock tonight. The. following are official figures for the state ticket: For governor: William w. Brandon, 1884; Bibb Graves. 1,5S2. Lieutenant governor: Charles s. Mcdowell, Jr, 6.14S; Ber- rien T. Phillips, 1.759. Secretary of state: s. H. Elan, 1,946; Walter F. Miller, 2,S09; Ryland, 461: Henry c. West, 1,236. State auditor: ". B. Allgood, 3.113; John H. Chapman, 2.359; William P. Cobb. 1850. State treasurer: c. c. Brown, 2,467; George w. Ellis, 4,014. Commissioner of agriculture: J. M. Moore, 2,155; R. l.. Scale. l.o44; James A. Wade. 2,55S; John B. Ward. 933. Public service commission: B. H. Cooper, 1.556: s. P. Gaillard, 2.o11; Berto H. Johnson. 1,591; Fitzhugh Lee, 4,s21; Frank P. Morgan. 3,2S9; John F. Pearson, 526; John Purlfoy, 1.43S. Chief justice supreme court: John c. Anderson, 4,015; s. A. Lynne. 2,165. Associate justice of supreme court: Lucien D. Gardner. 4,5ss; Or n.ond Somerville, 4,54s first choice. Delegates state democratic conven- tion at large: John H. Bankhead, 3.964; Sydney J. Bowie, S577; J. B. Brown, 3.445, Borden Burr, S,221; Alex M. Garber, 3.413; Miss Frances Nimmo Greene. 2.720; Emmet O'Neal.