The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-02
.HERSCHE.L|. OGDEN
LOSES S|N.COUNTY
BY 1893. '|':|:|. VOTES 4
RosenbIoom Receives Majority
of 800 Votes in County
Over Parriott.
WARDEN WINS EASILY.
Nicely Given 1,417 More Votes
Than Opponent by His
Home County.
WINS EASILY

Complete returns early this aft
ernoon early this afternoon from
Marion County show that in the
contest for the Republican nomlna-
tior for United States senator that
Senator Howard Sutherland of Ell
kins defeated Herschel c. Ogden,
Wheeling publisher, by margin
Of 1,osS votes. Ogden received
1,S35, Yates while Sutherland got
2,673, Jones got 64 votes, Lilly lob
and Edwards 436.
Complete returns on the Repub-
lican congressional fight IN Marion
County shows that Rosenbloom
won the battle by 800 votes over
r. D. Parriott. Rosenbloom's vote
was 2,33S and Parriott's 2,018, with
Ealy a poor third with less than 80
votes, thec exact number of ballots
cast in his favor being 282.
In the race for state senator,
Warden of Grafton defeated his fel
low townsmen, Oscar Jaco by
wide margin. Warden got a total of
3,246 votes in the county whine Ja-
CO got but 1850, giving arden
majority of 2,23S.
In the Democratic contest for.
the nomination for United States
senator, Nicely secured p, 974 votes
to Mrs. Browns 1857, giving the
EairmontSman asIead tnsthe coun-
ty of Il ,417Eyotes.
In the Republican race for the
House If Delegates, the winners
were w. II. Veach with .l62
votes. DR.. J. o. McNeely with
2.1O1 votes and Mrs. <E.sA. 5Gross
with 1863 votes. The record made
by Mrs. Grose, who was the first
woman to run for the House of
DELEGATES from Marion County. is
considered an exceptionally good
one. The other candidates in the
race polled the following vote:
Burton 976, Brand 512. Bunner
1899 Diggs S5S, Knots 334-
Landes 492, Morris 49S, Robinson
J1,2S4. Swiger 923.
Boards of Education
In the Fairmont Independent Dis
trict DR.. E. w. Howard got 1,1S3
votes as the Republican candidate
for the position of president of the
board of education, while- Mrs. w.
S. Meyers got 1924 votes for
member of the board. On the DEM
ocratic side in the same district, H.
S. Lively got S51 for president and
Bessie r. Sample CTS for member
of the board.
In the Fairmont district outside
the city, r. H. Dollison got $50
votes for president of the board on
the Republican ticket, and "A. ].
Michael 1S5 on the Demmie- ticket.
In Grant District the vote for the
board Of education on the Repub-
lican side was w. H. Fleming 176,
Mrs. Cora Manley 169- On the
Democratic side A. L. Curry got
174, Clyde Leonard 80, j. L. Rine-
hart, IS; Wayne Shaver 166 and
Fred Thomas 36.
In Paw Paw District on the Re-
publican side B. A. Ammons got
an and Charles Toothman $40. On
the Democratic side Jessie ].
Barbe got 266; DID,. Cunningham
323 and Newton Wilson 1928.
In Winfield District the only
Democrat on the ticket, Carl Daw-!
son drew 80 votes. On the Republic
can ticket H. K. Ash got, Jos, D. a.
Carpenter .167, r. w. Cannute: IL,
M. M. Hawkins 204, ]. ]. Heisken
21. F. E. sWiles lis.
! Harry F. Williams was leading
F. O. Sturm for member of board
on the Republican ticket by a vote
Of Ill to AZ:
H. J...Haught was the Democrat
ic nominee for president, running
without opposition. "A. Hibbs led
SL. Ash for the member of board
position on the Democratic ticket
by vote of 23S to SO in the three
precincts.
None OF the Warrington District
figures are considered as deciding
the nomination., however, and no
rival candidates have as yet con-
ceded a nomination.
Lincoln District
In Lincoln District, John X. Par
IRISH was nominated for president
Of the board of education on the
Republican ticket without opposi-
ton. William C. Atha was chosen
for the member nominee in the
same manner. They received PSI
and 172 votes pectively, in five
out of eight precincts.
HI. Morgan on the Democratic
ticket received 211 in seven out of
eight precincts while M. E. Tooth
received 235 for the same Office.
eThe nomination "A. G. Hoffman or
lee J. James on sthe Democratic
ticket as a member of the board,
rested on the returns from Downs.
II Il r.