The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-09
WALTON WINS IN
GRADY BY HEAVY
MAJORITY VOTE
County Gives Democratic Nominee
for Governor 2,s43 over Fields;
81 Out Of ~ Precincts Go
for Demo Leader.
COMPLETE UNOFFICIAL
RETURNS ARE REPORTED
Thomas Away Ahead Of oensman;
All state and County Races Here
Co into Democratic Column;
Nc Finish Was Close.


general election held Tuesday In
Grady county vary only slightly
from those published "Wednesday
when all but one precinct. Harrison,
had reported.
II was a landslide for the state
democratic ticket as well as the
county. John Fields. @. o. Z. stand.
ard bearer, carried only -four of the
al precincts in the county. These
we're: Precinct one OF ward four
where he received % votes and Wal
ton. 81; Rocky Ford. is TO 13;
Prairie Valley, 81 to Sc, and Dutton.
IS TO II.
Votes east in the general election
In this county are being canyassed
today by the county election board
Official returns will be announced
ms soon as the board completes the
canvas of the votes. Following u
the complete unofficial returns In
the contests of county offices:
For county attorney: Goff D)
5,SO5; searcy (R) 2,205.
For county clerk: w. T. Cloud
Cd 5.525; John NJ. Wantland (N
1877.
For sheriff: Matt Sankey CD
4,eG5; Wyley Bryant (R) S,1SS.
For county commissioner. district
three: Sell Pursley CD lao; j. w.
Ramsey tR) 72S.
For county. commissioner, district
one: Il. NJ. McI1lroy CD 1,2i6; Dan
Roysden (R) G79; John A. Shower
(S) 20.
WaIton's Majority 2,343.
Mr.. Waltons majority over the
votes received by Mr.. Fields in this
county was 2,S43, according to the
complete unofficial returns, an
nounced as follows:
For governor: Walton CD 5,22S;
Fields cR) $3.50.
For lieutenant governor: Trapp
(D) 5,2OS; Flynn (R) 2,211.
For secretary of state: Sneed
tDJ 5,4o7; Newberry (R) 2,O13.
For auditor; c. G. Childers Cd
5000; Blair (R) 2,02S.
For attorney-general: Short Cd
5,sOS; Andrews (R) 2,121.
For treasurer: Shaw CD 5,277;
Page (R) 1878.
For superintendent public instruc-
tion: Nash CD 5,436; Moss (R)
2,076.
For examiner and inspector: Park
inson (D) 5,176; Short (R) 2,156.
For commissioner of labor: Con-
nally CD 5,253; Long (R) 2,O56.
For commissioners of charities and
corrections: Bassett (D) 5,351;
Barnes (R) 2,O35.
For commissioner Of insurance.:
Hardin CDj $685.; Bailey (R) 1,935.
For president board of agricul-
ture: Whitehurst CD 5,2O1; White
(R) 2,166.
For corporation com mi sioner:
Carter CD 5,2d4; McWilliams (R)
2O46.
For chief mine inspector: Boyle
(D) 5,261; Malloy (R) 2,OO3.
For justice criminal court of ap-
peals: Doyle Cd 4,94S; Dickerson
(R) 2,15O.
For justice supreme court: Kane
(D) 1887; Oldfield (R) 2,1S9.
For district Judge: Linn CD
5.2e6; Jones (D) 1898; Dilley (R)
1861. 1.-TWO district judges elected.)
For congressman, Sixth district:
Thomas (D) 4,S31; Gensman (R)
1882.
For state senator: Johns Cd 4,65l;
Hart s(R) 2,22S.
For representative (two elected :
Davis (D) 5,OS7; Gray (D) $3.50;
Corbin (R) 2,O37; Fields (R) 1860
Walton Carries 81 Precincts.
Mr.. Walton received majorities in
81 Of the Al voting precincts in the
county. Here's how the voters Of
the county expressed the sentiments
in the gubernatorial scontest:
Precinct one of ward one: Wal
ton, 1853; Fields, 16S.
Precinct two of ward one: Wal
ton, S77; Fields, 279.
Precinct one Of ward two: Wal
ton, s52; Fields, 2S9.
Precinct two of ward two: Wal
ton, 2SS; Fields, 80.
Ward three: Walton 2S2; Field
109.
Precinct one of ward four: Wa
ton 81; Fields, 95.