The Mankato free press., 1922-06-30
count OF VOTES
ENDED BY BOARD
PREUS BEAT ELLSWORTH
HUNDRED THOUSAND
COLLINS THE LEADER
Mrs. Peter Olesen Made Advance
In Numbers Over MIR.
Meaghen

Meaghen
st. Paul, June 2S.-The state can
vassing board re- convened at the
capitol yesterday afternoon and GER
titled the complete, official election
returns for the recent primary elec-
tion as follows:
REPUBLICAN,.
The republican nominations and
the vote follows: II
Unrtede States Senator.
Frank B. Kellogg, 216SS16 (nomi-
nee).
Ernest Lundeen, 123,765.
Richard E. Titus, 2S,399.
Governor.
]. A. o. Preus, 239,901 (nominee).
Franklin F. Ellsworth, 138,2S0.
Lieutenant Governor.
Louis L. Collins, 24s,3S6 (nomi-
nee). -
Lloyd Ahlstrom, 100, 1855.
Secretary of State.
Mike Holm, 249,179 (nominee).
Margaret NJ. Keller, 114,300.
State Auditor.
Ray P. Chase, 210,349 (nominee).
George G. Magnuson, 129,122.
Attorney General.
Clifford l.. Hilton. '22S,235 (nomi-
nee).
John c. Larson, 122,191.
Railroad and Warehouse Commits.
sioner.
Ivan Bowen, 224,114 (nominee).
Gerhard Bundle, 106,777.
Clerk Supreme Court.
Grace F. Kaercher, 1854 (nomi-
nee). -
Herman Mueller. 15s,002.
State Treasurer.
Henry Rines-No contest.
Congressman, First District.
Sydney Anderson, 31.S7S (nomi-
nee).
Ola NJ. Levang, 13,433. 4
Congressman, Third District.
Charles R. Davis. 20,613 (nomi-
nee).
Rueben G. Thoreen, 1880.
Congressman, Fifth District.
Walter H. Newton, 26,40S (nomi-
nee).
Charles A. Dalby, 1884.
Congressman, Eighth District.
Oscar j. Larson, 20,463 (nominee).
William A. Pittenger, 1924.
Representatives in congress from
the other districts, in which there
were no contests, follow:
Second district-Frank Clague.
Fourth district-Oscar E. Keller.
Sixth district-Harold Knutson.
Seventh district-Andrew ]. Vol
stead.
Ninth district-Halvor Steenerson.
= Tenth district-Thomas D.. Schall
DEMOCRATIC.
The democratic nominations and
the vote follows:
United States Senator.
Anna d. Olesen, 28,745 (nominee),
Thomas ]. Meighen, 1924, Homer
Governor.
Edward Indrehus, 32,995 fnomi-
nee), Merle Birmingham, 21,681.
Attorney General.
James E. Doran, 31,60S (nominee),
George L. Siegel, 22,734
Nominees for the other OFFICES in
which there were no contests, fol-
low:
Lieutenant Goyernor-silas NJ.
Bryan. r"".
Secretary lof state-claude ~
Swanson.
State Auditor-John E. Casey.
Ry. and Warehouse Commissioner
J. North.
Clerk of Supreme Court-Frank ].
Hebl.
- Congressman, Fifth District.
John R. Coan, 3,045 (nominee),
Charles P. Green, 2.510.
Representatives in congress from
were no contests, follow:
First district-J, F. Lynn.
Third district-Lillian Cox Gault.
Fourth district-DanieI w. Lawler.
Eighth district-William L. Carss.
FARMER-IABOR, s
The Farmer Labor nominations for
United States senator and all of the
state officers, in none of which
there was a contest, follow:
United States Senator-Henrik
Shipstead.
Governor-Magnus Johnson. !
Lieutenant Governor-Lloyd L.,
Secretary of state-susie W.
Auditor-Eliza Evans Deming.
Treasurer-Frank H. Keyes.
Attorney General-Roy c. Smelk- |
Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioner-W. W. Royster.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-H. T. /
Van Lear.
In the only Farmer Labor contest,
that for representative in congress
from the Ninth district, the results
follow:
Knud Wefald, 1852 (nominee),
James S. Barnett, 4,144. . |
Representative in congress, Fifth
district (Farmer- Labor Emil Voell- |
my was declared nominee, there be-
ing no contest. |
NO PARTY DESIGNATION. |
Without party designation. nomi- I
xYnf "a ~
follows: - |
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court.
James H. Quinn, 140,00S (nomi- |
nee). -.
william A. Anderson, 1916 (nom-
inee). #.
Conrad H. Christopherson, 1882.
William B. Anderson. 45,104.
Archie H. Vernon, 54,975.