, 1922-08-24
W. HAY
LEADING CAREY

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Say includes eeven outlying precincts
Of Natrona county which had not re-
ported yesterday. These seven pre-
rincts, with an aggregate u Of "a
for Carey and a. for Hay. increased
the formers lead In Natronn county
by 81 votes.
One hundred ss1d pre-
t1ncts some OF which are scattered
over the entire state, remain TO be
henrd from bafore total unofficial fig
ures can be compiled.
Returns today were coming IN
slowly on the Democratic suberna-
torial contest but on scattering re-
turns William B. Roes. representa-
tive OF the regular" Democrats. was
leading George e. Kinder. candidate
OF the Non.partissn league me farm.
er-labor interests. by less than 500
votes. Sixteen counties only had rc-
ported counts on these two candidates
but no change IN the general result 10
anticipated.
The leads which Charles e. Winter.
Republican, and Robert r. Rose.
Democrat. have piled up over their
opponents in the contests for nomina.
NltN Hs AlSH IeSpeCuNt PARTIES an
Congressman were believed to assure
them they were victors. Winters vas
more than 5000 votes ahead of Mar
shall s. Reynolds on returns from
abou two-thirds of the precincts In
The state, while Rose a 500 more
votes than both of his opponents.
lanes H. Camp and Charles o. Rich.
ardson, combined.
Vincent Carter. candidats for score.
tary OF state; John NJ. Snyder for
state treasurer. and Mrs. Katherine
Morton, superintendent of public in
struction and candidate for re-elSo
ton. increased their leads on CORRECT,
ed counts. n appeared assured OF
the nominations for the respective Of
ficss to which they aspire.
The clo-e race between L. Curtis
Hinkle and Frank z. Lucas for the
Republican nomination for secretary
Of state has been intensified by late
returns which show these two cendi
dates maintaining their places IN g
n~eck-and.neck race, while A d. Hos
kins Is third in the count. -Four hun,
dred and fifty-two precincts gave
Hinkie I'LL. Hoskins 6,44s and Luca.
7.s12. the Satter having a slight sd
vantage. Further returns today may
switch this result.
Corrected and additional totals fos
several counties were issued today
including Uinta county. which gave
SIS votes for Hay and 1s1 for Carey
Tw~enty-stx put OF 81 precincts in
Lincoln county gave Hay ese and
Carey 2T4 with the prospect that The
same percentage of increase would IL
tailed by n former in those to be
heard ron Some isolated precincts
may not be in for another day or two.
For secretary Of state Lincoln county
gave Elnkie 1877, Hoskins 6s7. and Lu.
cas- ia; for auditor. Carter 4o1 and
Jefferis s1z; for treasurer, Synder SO
r Crosby 22i; for superintendent Of
schools, Beard 5S5 and Morton 47s
for congressman, Reynolds sss. and
Winter 1888. Gincoln is Reynolds
homo county.)
In Weston county ~ out OF IS pro
cincts reported $50 for Carey and ISL
for Hay; for secretary OF state, Hos
kins ESQ. Hinkle 1T and Lucas $50;
for auditor. Carter sas; Jefferis All,
ror treasurer. Crosby as; Snyder 400
for superintendent Of schools. Beard
1872. Morton 524; for Congressman
Reynolds 400. Winter ase.. Sixteen
Democratic precincts gave Kinder
so. Mcdowell 80, Ross 14s; for con
Eressman. Camp IS. Richardson 81
Rose 1913; for justice of suprem.
court full term, Blunle 45s. T.ah=!
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