The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-11

Swanson 1.5S7, Williams 1,456, Gars Der 2.224, Miss Greene 1908, O'Neaf 1,45S, Pitts 1925, Stanley 2,103, White 1,633.
 Lamar Jeffers boiled 2.92S votes for representative for the Fourth dis trict.
 The races in which the county was concerned were spectacular in re- gards to the race for probate judge judge and sheriff detracted all atten- tion from the state races, and there fore late returns were had on them.
 For circuit judge of the Seventh judicial circuit. Agee received 2,046; Tate, 1,291. Sanford swept the coun- ty for solicitor with 3,042 votes against 25O by Walker. Oliver had no opposition for the state senate and boiled 2,707 votes.
 The returns for members of the state democratic committee from the Fourth district give Edmondson, 2.255; Jones, 2,196; Mcdonald, 2,23e; Morgan, 2,s9S; Pettus, 2,s54; Steele. 1853. Kelley, Dixon and Watson each received 2,494 votes for. dele gates from the Eighth district. Cliett. Henderson, Johnson and Mcleod re- ceived 2,623 votes for delegates from Talladega county. For the state legislature from Talladega county, Acker got 1,668; Burns. 2,320; anl Howard, 1860.
 The race for probate judge, which received so much attention, was won by Judge E. A. Hammet, present in- cumbent, who received 2,0S3, against 1,413 for George R. Burton.
 George w. Burke was elected sheriff of Talladega county by only a slight majority of about one hun dred. Wesley and Stanford were his opponents Frank Lanier was elect ed county clerk and Harrison and Killough were elected for the coun- ty board of education.
 LAWRENCE
 Moulton, August 10.-Lawrence county official count is: Brandon, 1,6s4; Graves. 123; Mcdowell. 1,117; Phillips, 1S6; for secretary of state. Miller leads with 70S; for aduitor, W. B. Allgood. 524; for state treasurer, George w. Ellis, $50; com- missioner of agriculture. J. M. Moore leads with 522; for public service commission, Lee and Purifoy with 755 and 492 each; S. A. Lynne for supreme court, S56; Ed B. Almon. 1888; Mrs. Edmundson, 469; Circuit judge. Horton. 1,191; Kyle. 1000. Very close races for probate judge and circuit clerk.
 CALHOUN
 Anniston, August 10.-(Special)- The official count Thursday of the vote in Calhoun showed the follow ing first and second choice votes in Tuesdays primary: Governor, Bran don. 3,777; Graves, 645; lieutenant governor. Mcdowell. SPAS; Phillips, 6ok. nf a 51 second; Miller, 1,747 first, 80 sec ond; Ryland, 459 first, 40 second; West, 570 first, S71 second; state au- ditor, Algood, 1885 first, 66 second; Chapman, BAT first, 53 second; Cobb, 951 first, 103 second; treasurer, Brown, 1,206; Ellis, 2,547; commis- sioner of agriculture, Moore, 1,266 first, 54 second; Se~le, 2S3 first, 3S second; Wade, 1,531 first, Il second; Ward, 743 first, 90 second; public service commission, Cooper sos first, 21 second; Gaillard, $40 first, F sec ond; Johnson, 26 first, 39 second; Lee, 2,101 first, AZ second; Morgan, 2,446 first, AS second; Purifoy, 900 first, s7 second; Pearson, 447 first. 10- second; chief justice. Anderson, 2.S97; Lynne, 79s; forNConsress, Jeff fers, 3,745.
 MORGAN
 Decatur, August 10.-(Special.)- J. W. w Brandon received majority of more than 5000 votes in Morgan county for governor. according to the official tabulation concluded to- night by the executive committee. Judge Brandon's vote was 3,S05; Graves. 709; Mcdowell, 2,971; Phil lips, 913. For secretary of state: Blan, 1,062; Miller, 1,209; Ryland. 256; West, 1,243. For auditor: All good, 2.013; Chapman, TEA; Cobb. 1,143. For commissioner: Moore, 2,105; Scale, 345; Wade, 1,050; Ward.
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