The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-05
ELECTION BOARD
SWAMPED TODAY
COUNTING VOTES
Heavy Ballot Delays Announcement
Of official Figures; May be Next
Week Before official Yer.
dict 10 Returned.
UNOFFICIAL COUNT is
GIVEN ON STATE JOBS
Makes No Material Change on Win.
ners as Indicated in Early Re.
turns: Longer Grind Than
Usual Sure.

official results of the primary
election held In the county Tuesday
will not be available until Monday
ol Tuesday OF next week. according
10 election board officials who are
now engaged in making the canvas
of the votes.
Because OF The exceedingly heavy
vote which oyerbufdcncd election oi.
feials In many OF the precincts.
more time viii be required to com.
pile the official returns this year
than in any other previous election
in the county II was announced.
The election board went into scs.
sion yesterday morning and imme.
diaiely began the canvas of the
votes. Little progress had been
made at o'clock yesterday after
noon This morning, all of the pre-
liminarles had been worked out and
everything was in readiness to pro.
ceed with the actual counting of the
votes
Unofficial returns from all OF the
II precincts IN the county was avail.
able this morning. These retar
showed very little difference in the
results OF the state races in the
county According to the unofficial
returns. here's the way Grady coun-
ty voted in the various races for
the democratic nominations for state
Offices
For Wilson. 2.2O4. Wax
ton, 1916; Owen. 1863.
For lieutenant goyernor-Da Darnell.
917; Higgins. 1876; Simpson. 2e9;
Ross, 556; Trap, 1928; Dick. l76;
Lillard, 957; Cameron 261 Tharp,
1886.
For state treasurer Barrowman,
iz6 Shaw. 2,4S5; Strain, LIB;
Louthan, 2,74a
For secretary of state-Riley. 40;
Kendle 554; Sneed 2.546; Murray,
$50; Rives. 1926
For state auditor Childers, 1,225;
rby. 7O9; Hines. LII; Ross, 1925.
For attorney general-Hill. 1876;
Short, 2,3f7; Burns, 1854.
For state superintendent of public
instruction Nash, 2,162; Batten-
burg. 96l.
For examiner and inspector-Par-
kinSOn. t.7O6. prigmorc. lap: VIII
mering, G57
For commissioner of abor-Con-
nalIy, 1,54O Wheeler, $751; Thomp-
son, 721; Davidson, 4Cl; Calvin,
227; Southern, 1873.
For commissioners Of charities and
corrections Bassett, 1,423; Mathews
1,24S; Akors, liz; Sipes, 109 Lati-
mor, 159; Hudson. 457; Vawter. 439;
Stetcher, 30; stephens, 129; Nc
Coy, lat and Hightower, 1877,
For commissioner of insurance
Connolly, $50; Clinkenbeard 125;
Hardin, 1,03S; Baughman, 773; Davis
G12; Mccarthy, i53
For president board OF agriculture
Whitehurst, 1886; James A. Will
son, 1,42G; z. G. Wilson, 215; H. O.
Miller, S11; Gardner, 295
For corporation commissioner
Carter, 1883; Russell, Lib; Camp,
1870; Echols, 523; HIenshaw, 233:
Guthrie, 120; Blessing, Ill; Mccall
lum 1870.
For clerk supreme court Franklin
1,736; Dunn 40; Peck, 11S; Wheel
er, G49; Stubblefield, 49,
For chief mine inspector Boyle,
1,G01; Hay, 1,0S3; Thompson, 1000
For congressman. sixth district
johnson, 1914; Thomas, 1,G90; Glow
er. 764.
For state senator fifteenth dis
trict Ed f. Johns, 2,596; j, w. Wyl-
der. 1889.
For representative (two to be
olected)-Davis, 1,731; Gray, 1867;
Pence, 974; Brown, 756 Manning,
1872.