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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
BIsBEE. N. q

Carl Hayden, 72; c. H. Rutherford,
43; L. w, Douglas, 81; H. A. Davis, a
Thos. F. Walton, 0; Frank J. Duffy.
16; Amos A. Belts %; A. G. McAlister.
so; G. w. P. Hunt, 81; J. J. Cox, SS;
E. e. Ellinwood, 67; Vernon S. Wright,
55; James III. Kerby, So; Ana Frohmil-
Ter, 81; p J. Munich, At; NJ. C. Hankins,
80; j. c. Callaghan, Al; Arthur T. La
Prade, So; o. c. Ludwig, 20; John w.
Murphy, As; A. l.. Jones, SO; G. o. Casa.
4S; Loren Vaughn, "a; w. P. Mahoney,
60; Tom c. Foster, 65 E. A. Hughes,
20; Frank Luke, At; M. A. Murphy, So;
Fred Sutter, 1O2; John B. Wylie, 40;
p w. Hamilton, IS; Conrad M Leake,
1S; Dr. w. P. Sims, 26; James T. Gem
try, 81; John F. Ross, 40; J. F. McDon-
aid, So; c. 4G. Cross, Is; Geo. r. Hen
shaw, Sd; w. M. Cox, 80; Helen j..
Brown, S5; Walter S. Lanford, So; H. L.
Hutchison, 100; James L. Powell, Ill;
j. e. James, 104.
Legislative District: Morgan, ST.
Supervisoral District No. L: Wooll-
ton, Sd; Cox, 40; Angus, 27.
Governor-Republican E. S. Clark,
%; Thomas Maddox, 8.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
DOUGLAS No. 1

carl Hayden, SO; c. H. Rutherford %
H. w. Douglas, 1O5; H. A. Davis. 6:
Ihos. p. Walton, l. Frank ]. Duffy. ID.
Amos A. Belts, 49, A. G. McAIister. 1O3.
y. w. p. Hunt, 81; J. j. Cox. 80: E. n
ElIlnwood, 49,, Vernon S. Wright. AZ.
James Fl. Kerby, 1O3; Ana Frohmiller
40; T. j. Munch g.; M. c .Hankins. 1O5,
D. Z. Callaghan, 27; Arthur r. LaPrade
81; .. 9. Ludwig, Is; John w. Murphy
%; A. L. Jones, At; C. o. Case, IL; Loren
Vaughn, 95I w. p. Mahoney, 40; Tom
Z. Foster, 96; e. A. Hughes, rs; Frank
Luke, AZ; M. M. Murphy, So; Fred Sut.
ter 52; John B. Wylie, II; p. w. Ham.
llton, %; Conrad NJ Leake, 90: DR. w
P. Sims, 81; James T. Gentry, 50; Johr
f. Ross, GA; J. F. Mcdonald, 5S; G. 70
Cross, 50; Geo. R. Henshaw, 25; w. M
Cox, 80; Helen L. Brown, "a; Walter S
Lanford, 80; H. L. Hutchison, 1O7; Jas
L. Powell, 10S; j. E. James, 1O6.
Legislative District No. 4: Mrs. Run.
kle, 81; Pickett, 100.
Supervisoral District No. 2: Hart
10; Karger, 80; Hid, 23; Bennett. 10
Scheerer, l.
Justice of the Peace:: East. 56
Jack, 36; Donohoe, so; Fonda, 2.
Constable: Newman, SO; Ash, 67
Kirk, II; Butler, 8.
Governor-Republican: e. S. Clark
10; Thomas Maddox, 1.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
Engineer is Blamed
for Train Crash
CONTINUED From Page one)

accident Police found him trying to
describe, without lucidity, the wreck
scene. Physicians forbiddng his re-
moval, express fear that the expert
ence might permanently affect his
mind.
The coroner's jury was directed by
Coroner Oscar Wolff to look into the
use by the road of wooden coaches on
the rear of the holiday train.
Inquiry by an assistant county prose-
cutor into criminal liability embraced
study of the railroads report and
conference with the coroner's jury. All
of the dead and most of the injured
were Chicagoans Only few of the
injured remained in hospitals tonight.
Smith was said to have admitted, be-
fore he collapsed, that he ran past a
warning Block but to have blamed the
local train for failure to post a brake
man behind it to signal him to a full
stop. He also said an approaching
train caused him to dim his headlight
and that while proceeding thus at Is
miles an hour he turned his headlight
on full again to discover the local
train.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08

54; o. c. Ludwig, 6; John w. Muir
ply, 81; A. L. Jones, 80; C. Q. Case,
Sd; Loren Vaughn, 81; w. p. Mahoney,
"a; Tom c. Foster, So; E. A. Hughes,
50; Frank Luke, Sc; M. A. Murphy,
40; Fred Sutter, 81; John B. Wylie,
40; P. w. Hamilton, 18; Conrad M.
Leake, 19; Dr. w. p. Sims, SO; James
L. Gentry, so; John f. Ross, AZ; j..
F. Mcdonald, 54; c. e. Cross, 29;
Geo. r. Henshaw, 81; w. M. Cox, II;
Helen L, Brown, n; Walter S. Lam
ford, %; H. l.. Hutchison, 80; James
l.. Powell, 70; J. e. James, 76.
Legislative Dist No. 4: Jones, 35;
McDaniels, 81.
Supervisoral Dist. No. 2: Bennett,
IL; Hart, A: Hid, 25; Karger, 10;
Sheerer,
Justice of the Peace: Jack, AS;
Donohoe, %; East, So; Fonda, /.
Constable: Ash, so; Newman, 44:
Butler, 2; Kirk 8.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
Striking Musicians Yet
In Tight Striks Deadlock
(By Dispatch A. p. wlre)

CHICAGO, Sept. Z. - Farthar apart
than at any time since strike was
called early yesterday, motion picture
exhibitors and striking musicians of
Chicago were deadlocked tonight so
tightly that officials of the union said,
"only miracle could bring an early
settlement"
-Four hundred movie and vaudeville
theatres continued their programs for
the second day without melodic en-
bellishment.
Theatre owners, both of vaudeville
and motion picture houses, insisted
that attendance was normal, or only
slightly less normal, at reduced admis-
sion prices, except in a few theatres
where orchestras, the center pieces of
stage shows, are on strike.
But no such returns came to the mu-
sicians' hesoquarters.
"Our reports today are that attend
ance is very very bad" said James
Petrillo, president of the Musicians
association. People are baking at
admission fees, even when they are re-
duced a little, the movies have no pro-
ductions and no music, and people are
not going to pay for nothing"
A conference broke up at a. m. OF
dav because of the inability of the con-
tenders to agree upon the actual ques-
tions at stake. The unions declare that
they walked out because exhibitors de-
manded a two-year agreement on
proffered wage increase. The exhibit
tors declare the deadlock centers about
the unions refusal to permit arbitra-
tion, in the instance of 19 outlying
movie houses, of contract requiring
four piece orchestras in such theatres.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
JOHNSON

Carl Hayden, 12; c. H. Rutherford,
1; L. w. Douglas, 5; H. A. Davis o.;
Thos. p. Walton, o; Frank ]. Duffy,
8; Amos A. Belts, 2; A. G. McAlister,
13; G. w. p Hunt, 12; j. J. Cox, 2;
e. E. Ellinwood, 8; Vernon S. Wright,
10; James H. Kerby, 8; Ana Froh-
miller, Z; P. j. Munich, 4; M c. Han
kins, IL; J. c. Callaghan, 3; Arthur
T. LaPrade, 4; 0. c. Ludwig, q;
John w. Murphy, 5; A. L. Jones, Z;
G. Q. Case, Z; Loren Vaughn, 10; w.
P, Mahoney, 8; Tom C. Foster, 70;
E. A. Hughes, s.; Frank Luke, 81 M.
A. Murphy, 8; Fred Sutter, 10; John
B. Wylie, 4; P. w. Hamilton, 8; Con-
rad M. Leake, 0; DR.. w. P. Sims, g.;
James T. Gentry, 8; John F. Ross, 8;
J. F. Mcdonald, 1; c. E. Cross, 0;
Geo. r. Henshaw, II; w. M Cox, 12;
Helen L. Brown, 10; Walter S. Ian
ford, 8; H. L. Hutchison, 10; James
L. Powell, 13; J. E. James, II.
Legislative Dist. No. 6: Abel, 12.
Supervisoral Dist. No. 8: Adams,
II; Roberts, 6.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
LOWELL. No. 2


Carl Hayden, 131; c. II. Rutherford
So; L. W. Douglas, 70; Fl. A. Davis, 21;
Thos. p. Walton, a; Frank J. Duffy, %;
Amos A. Belts, 67; A. G. McAlister
147; G. w. p. Hunt, 81; ]. j. Cox 90;
e. e. Ellinwood, 65; Vernon S. Wright
As; James H. Kerby, 1852; Ana Frohmil-
ler, 5S; p. J. Munich, 10S; M. G. Hankins,
1874; J. c. Callaghan, 81; Arthur La
Prade, 90; o. c. Ludwig, 80; John w.
Murphy, S. A. L. Jones, 80; c. o. Case,
90; Loren Vaughn, 142; w p. Mahoney,
50; Tom G. Foster, 129; e. A. Hughes,
1876; Frank Luke, 40; NJ A. Hurphy, rs;
Fred Sutter, 142; John B. Wylie, LOG;
P. w. Hamilton, "a; Conrad M. Leake,
II; Dr. w. P. Sims, AT; James T. Cen
try, 1877; John f. Ross, 65; j. F. Nc
Donald 76; c. e. Cross, 44 Geo. r.
Henshaw, 1O1; w. NJ. Cox, 1852; Helen
L. Brown, 1O7; Walter S. Lanford, 100;
H. L. Hutchison, 151; James L. Powell,
157; J. E. James, 161.
Supervisoral District: Cox, 1873; An
gus, 21; Woolten, ST.
Republican: e. s. Clark, 8; Thomas
Maddox, s.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
PIRTLEVILIE

Carl Hayden, 83; c. H. rutherford
S5; L. w. Douglas "a; H. A. Davis,
8; Thos. p. Walton, g. Frank ).
Duffy .; Amos a. Belts, SO; A. G.
McAlister, 81; C. w. p Hunt, 70; j
]. Cox, 95; E. E. Ellinwood, 81;
Vernon S. Wright, 30; James H.
Kerby, 9S; Ana Frohmiller, So; P.
j. Munich, 81; M. c. Hankns, SIS; j..
C. Callaghan, 20; Arthur r. LaPrade,
50; o. c. Ludwig, 8; John w. Muir
ply, 81; A. L. Jones, SO; c. ., Case,
Al; Loren Vaughn, S5; W. p Mahoney,
"a; Tom c. Foster rs; e. A. Hughes,
Sc; Frank Luke, 3S; NJ. Az Murpny,
43; Fred Sutter, Al; John B. Wylie,
Isl; P. w. Hamilton, "a Conrad M.
Leake, 60; DR.. w. p. Sims, 27; James
r. Gentry, 1885,. John F. Ross, 46; j.
f. Mcdonald, so; C. e. Cross, 40;
Geo. r. Henshaw, Sc; w. M. Cox. SO;
Helen L. Brown, 100; Walter S. Lam
ford, Al; III. L. Hutchison, 100; James
L. Powell, 90; J. e. James, 105.
Judge Superior Court: Sames, 20.
Supervisoral Dist No. 2: Hid, So;
Karger, II; Bennett, Is; Hart II.
Justice of the peace: Evans, );
Taylor, 25; Sanders, 12; Phillips, 15.
Constable: Mitchell, II; Duyner, 20;
Evans, 81; lynn, 18.
Republican:
E. S. Clark 9; Thomas Maddox, 10.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
BIsBEE, NO. a

Carl Hayden, 1876; c. H. Rutherford,
4S; L. w. Douglas, 92; H. A. Davis, T;
Thos. P. Walton, L; Frank j. Duffy, "a;
Amos A. Belts, go; A. G. McAlister,
1876; G. w. P. Hunt, 80; J. J. Cox, So;
E. E. Ellinwood, 1O2; Vernon S. Wright,
1O2; James H. Kerby 81; Ana Frohmil-
Ter, IA; P. ]. Munich, 101; M. c. Hankins,
1876; j. c. Callaghan, 54; Arthur T. La
Prade, 81; o. c. Ludwig, %; John w.
Murphy, 72; A. L. Jones, SO; c O.. Case,
SS; Loren Vaughn, 119; w. P. Mahoney,
ia; Tom c. Foster, S5; e. A. Hughes,
113; Frank Luke, "a; M. A. Murphy, rs;
Fred Sutter, 119; John B. Wyhe, S6;
p. w. Hamilton, 2S; Conrad NJ. Leake,
81; DR.. w. P. Sims, Sc; James T. Gen
try, 112; John F. Ross, 81; J, F. Nc
Donald, 66; G. E. Cross, 46 Geo. r. Hen
shaw, 95; w. M. Cox, 14S; Helen L.
Brown, 1O5; Walter s. Lanford, 9S; Fl.
L. Hutchison, $50; James L. Powell, 1865;
J. E. James, 152.
Legislative District No. 1: Oxshear
III; Gleeson, rs.
Supervisoral District No. 1: Cox SO;
Woolton, 80; Angus, 33.
Republican,: E. S. Clark, 20; Thomas
Maddox, 10.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
DOUGLAS No. 10

Carl Hayden, So; C. H. Rutherford,
81; L. w. Douglas, So; H A. Davis,
.; Thos. P. Walton, O.; Frank J..
Duffy, 10; Amos A. Belts, 26; A. G.
McAlister, rs; G. w. P. Hunt, 46; ].
}. Cox, 20; E. e. E1linwood, 20;
Vernon S. Wright, SO; James H.
kerby, 26 Ana Frohmiller, Sc; P. t.
Munich, %; M G. Hankins, 80; J. C.
CalIaghan, u; Arthur I. LaPrade.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
BISBEE, No. :

Carl Hayden, 10; c. H. Rutherford,
40; L. w. Douglas, so; H. A. Davis, 8; /;
Thos. P. Walton, 2; Frank j. Duffy, 10;
Amos A. Belts, Sc; A. G. McAlister,
1876; G. w. P. Hunt, 35; ]. ]. Cox, 50;
E. e. Ellinwood, SO; Vernon S. Wright,
81; James H. Kerby, 90; Ana Frohmil-
Ter, 81; P. J. Munich, II; M. c. Hankins,
1923; j. c. Callaghan, 32;' Arthur T. La
Prade, II; o. c. Ludwig, 20; John w.
Murphy, 81; A. L. Jones, 80; c. o. Case,
68; Loren Vaughn, ia; w. p. Mahoney,
10; Tom c. Foster, 5S; E. A. Hughes,
113; Frank Luke, So; M. A. Murphy, 81;
Fred Sutter, 1926; John B. Wylie, IS;
P w. Hamilton, 26; Conrad NJ. Leake,
%; DR.. w. P. Sims, S. James II. Gem
try, 1O3 John F. Ross, 73; J. F. McDon-
aid, A; c. E. Cross, rs; Geo. r. Hen
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
Catholic Prelates Ask
Their People to Stand
Firm Against Mexico LarO
(By Dispatch A. P. wiro)

MEXICO CITY, Sept. Z. = Mexican
Catholics are exhorted in a letter ad-
dressed to all Mexican Catholics and
signed by all the Catholic archbishops
and bishops of the country to maintain
unyieldingly for months, years or CEN
turies, if necessary, resistance to the
anti-religious laws promulgated by the
government. 1t is predicted in the pas
toral letter that if they do not weaken
among themselves and maintain a solid
front, they will ultimately triumph
with a decisive victory.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08

Hamilton, 25; Conrad M. Leake, /;
DR.. w. P. Sims, 8; James T. Gentry,
6; John F. Ross, 25; J. f. Mcdonald,
s; c. E. Cross, /; Geo. r. Henshaw,
25; w. M. Cox, 20; Helen L. Brown,
II; Walter S. Lanford, 1853 H. l..
Hutchison, %; James L. Powell, %;
j. e. James, %.
Judge Superior Court: Sames, 5.
Legislative Dist. No. 6: AbeII, %.
Republican:
e. S. Clark, A. Thomas Maddox, 2.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
GLEESON

Carl Hayden, 81; c. FL. Rutherford,
8; L. w. Douglas, IA; H. A. Davis, 8;
Thos. p. Walton, 0; Frank j. Duffy,
IL; Amos A. Belts, 13; A. G. Nc
Alister, 20; G.. w. p. Hunt, 33; ]. J.
Cox, 8; e. e. Ellinwood Z; Vernon S.
Wright, 15; James III. Kerby, 25;
Ana Frohmiller, 8; P. J. Munich, 25;
M. c. Hankins, IL; J. c. Callaghan,
%; Arthur T. LaPrade, 8; 0. G. Lud-
wig, 2; John w. Murphy, 20; A. L.
Jones, Is; c. O. Case, "a; Loren
Vaughn, "a; w. p Mahoney, IL; Tom
c. Foster, 80; E. A. Hughes, 20;
Frank Luke, 13; M. A. Murphy, %;
Fred Sutter, 27; John B. Wylie, 6;
P. w. Hamilton, 13; Conrad M. Leake,
9; DR.. w. P. Sims, 12; James T.
Gentry, 21; John F. Ross, 21; J. f.
Mcdonald, 1S; G. E. Cross, 2; Geo, r.
Henshaw, 20; w. M. Cox, SO; Helen
L. Brown, "a; Walter s. Lanford, %;
H. L. Hutchison, 35; James L. Powell,
SO; J. e. James, 81.
Legislative Dist. No. 6: Abel, 33.
Supervisoral Dist No 2: Hid, %;
Bennett, 3; Karger, 3; Hart, Is.
Republican:
e. S. Clark, l. Thomas Maddox, 2.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
PEARCE


Carl Hayden, 95; 6. H. Rutherford,
z; l.. w. Douglas, IA; H. A. Davis, l.;
Thos. f. Walton, o; Frank j. Duffy,
4; Amos A. Belts, 19; A. G. McAlister,
S3; G. w. P. Hunt, 1s; j. J. Cox, s.;
E. e. Ellinwood, 10; Vernon S.
Wright, 20; James H. Kerby, 16; Ana
Frohmiller, z; p. j. Munich, 81; M. g.
Hankins, SO; ]. G. Callaghan, A;
Arthur r LaPrade, 10; Q. G. Ludwig,
9; John w. Murphy 12; A. L. Jones,
10; c. o. Case, 26; Loren Vaughn, u;
w. p. Mahoney, IL; Tom c. Foster,
80; E. A. Hughes, %; Frank Luke, 1S;
NJ A. Murphy, 1S; Fred Sutter, 15;
John B. Wylie, II; p. w. Hamilton,
II; Conrad M. Leake, 12; Dr. w. p.
Sims, IA; James r. Gentry, %; John
F. Ross, Is; ]. f. Mcdonald, 6; G E.
Cross, 8; Geo. r. Hensnaw, 35; w. M
Cox, 30s Helen l.. Brown, 20; Walter
s. Lanford, 25; H. L. Hutchison, 40;
James L. Powell, 80; J. E. James, 38.
Legislative Dist. No. 6: Abell, 81.
Supervisoral Dist. No. g.: Adams, "a;
Roberts, 20.
Republican,: E. S. Clark, IL; Thomas
Maddox, 2.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08

shaw, 65; w. NJ. Cox, 1877; Helen L.
Brown, 81; Walter s. Lanford, 70; H.
L. Hutchinson, 1870; James L. Powell,
155; ]. e. James, 1876.
Legislative District No. l.: Oxshear,
11S; Gleeson, 48.
supervisoral District No. 1: Cox, 65;
Woolton, 81; Angus, 80.
Republican: e. S. Clark, 16; Thomas
Maddox, 12.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
WILCOX No. .

Carl Hayden, 1OS; c. H. Rutherford
%; L. W. Douglas, IA; H. A. Davis
8; Thos. P. Walton, 81 Frank ].
Duffy, AZ; Amos A. Belts, "a; A. &.
McAlister, 108; G. w. p Hunt. 56
j. j. Cox, 81; E. E. Ellinwood, 35.
Vernon S. Wright, 80; James III.
Kerby, 96; Aha Frohmiller, 20; P. ].
Munich, 70; M. c. Hankins, 100; J. c.
Callaghan, %; Arthur 7. LaPrade, 5S:
O. c. Ludwig, IL; John w. Murphy,
81; A. L. Jones, 65; c. o. Case, SO;
Loren Vaughn, 100; w. P. Mahoney,
rs; Tom c. Foster, 83; E. A. Hughes,
II; Frank Luke, 81; M. A. Murphy,
SO; Fred Sutter, so; John B. Wylie,
IL; P. w. Hamilton, 116; Conrad M.
Leake, 10; DR.. w. P. Sims, 81 James
7. Gentry, SS; John F. Ross, 100;
j. F.. Mcdonald, 40; c. E. Cros, 27;
Geo. R. Henshaw, 80; w. M. Cox,
1O6; Helen L. Brown, "a; Walter S.
Lanford, 81; H. L. Hutchison, 113;
James L. Powell, 112; j. E. James,
116.
Legislative Dist: Coxon, ia.
Supervisoral Dist: Adams, SO;
Roberts, 55.
Republican,:
e. S. Clark, 22 Thomas Maddox, 8.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
FAIRBANKS

Carl Hayden, 27; c. H. Rutbarfora
20 L. w, Douglas, %; H. A. Davis ..
Thos. P Walton, 1; Frank j Dnffv
.; Amos A. Belts, /; A. G. McAIistar
~ e. w. P. Hunt, Z; ]. J. Cox -.
=. +. Elllnwood, Is; Vernon s. Wrieht
- James H. Kerby, 10; Ana Froh :
lrlier, =; P. ]. Munich, 10: MT q
Hankins, 25; j. c. Cal1aeban =.
arthur T. LaPrade, 12; O. G. Ind wia.
z; John w Murphy, Is; A. T. Ions
.; C. Q. Case, II; Loren Vaughn On.
w. P. Mahoney, 8; Tom G. Foster
10; E A. Hughes, 21; Frank T,u1ra
~; M. A. Murphy, 5 Fred sutter. ~
John 3. Wylie, 10; p w. Hamilton
w conrad NJ. Leake o; DR.. w y
SIMS IL; James T. Gentry, 12. .1obn
Ross 20; J. f. Mcdonald. 6. G. ~
Cross' 2;tGeo. r. Henshaw, 27: w NJ
Cox %; Helen L. Brown, 22; Wa1tar
5. Lanford, II; H. L. Hutchinson 90.
James L. Powell, 25; J. E. James. %
Supervisoral Dist. No. /: Wootton
IL; Angus, s.; Cox, IA.
Republican,:
q. S. Clark, 4; Thomas Maddox 4
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08

supervisoral Dist. No. 2: Karger, 8;
Bennett, 4; Hart, II.
Justice of the Pease: Hancock, 81;
Small, 4.
Republican:
E. S. Clark, 1; Thomas Maddox, 8.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
DRAGON

Carl Hayden, II; C. H. Rutberford
:, L. w. Douglas, 1; H. A. Davis, g;
mos t. Walton, 2; Frank j. Duffy,
Amos a. Belts, IA; A. G. Nc
custer 10; G. w. P. Hunt, %; ]. J.
COX, 4; b. e. Ellinwood 7; Vernon
5. Wright, 8; James H. Kerbv. 10.
Ana Frohmiller, 5; P. j. Munich, -.
M. Q. Hankins, II; j. c. Callaghan,
o Arthur 7. LaPrade, 8; o. G. Lud-
w'g' 2; John w. Murphy, IA; A. L.
Jones, 3; c. 0. Case, 10; Loren
Vaughn, 16; w. P. Mahoney, Z; Tom
{. Foster, II; e. A. Hughes, IA; Frank
Luke, 8; NJ A. Murphy, 8; Ere,
Sutter, z; John B. Wylie, Q; P. w
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
BENSON

Carl Hayden, NIP; C. H. Rutberfora
~; L. w. Douglas, So; H. A. Davis
70; Thos. p. Walton, 1; Frank
Duffy, II; Amos A. Belts, as. A r
McAlister, 119; G. w. P. Hunt 81.
J. j. Cox, "A; E. E. Ellinwood a..
vernon s. Wright so; James n
Aerby 61; Ana Frohmiller. AZ.
MUNICH 70; NJ G.. Hankins, 116. T g
Callaghan, %; Arthur T. LaPrade,
%; Q. G. Ludwig, Z; John w. Murnbv
- a. L. Jones, II; C. o. Case. 80.
Loren Vaughn, Ill; w. p. Mahonav
81 Tom c. Foster, rs; e. A. Hugbas
2V' frank Luke, AZ; M. A. Murphy,
~; Fred Sutter. 72; John B. wvIie
%; T. w. Hamilton, 40; Conrad M
Leake' l. IA; Dr. W. P Sims, SO; James
!. Gentry IS; John F. Ross, So; ]. r..
Mcdonald, "a; C. E. Cross, is; Geo.
Z. Henshaw, 100; W. M. Cox, 116:
Helen L. Brown, "a; Walter S. Lam
lord So; H. L. Hutchison, III; James
L. Powell, 121; J. E. James, 120.
Supervisoral Dist. No. 8: Roberts.
50; Adams, 80.
Republican:
b. S. Clark, So; Thomas Maddox, 81.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
RISREE No

Carl Hayden, 1877; C. H. Rutherford,
62; L. w. Douglas, 1872; H. A. Davis,
6;s Thos. P. Walton, 5; Frank j.
Duffy, 20; Amos A. Belts, 81; A. G..
McAlister, 141; G. W. p Hunt, 5o:
J. j. Cox, 81; E. E. Ellinwood, 1O4 );
Vernon S. Wright, 80; James HI.
Kerby; no; Ana Frohmiller, 70: P.
j. Munich, 80; M. c. Hankins, 11S;
j. G. Callaghan, 65; Arthur T. La
Prade, "a; o. c. Ludwig, 80; John
w. Murphy, 81; A. L. Jones, SO; C.
Q. Case, "a; Loren Vaughn, 1871: W..
T. Mahoney, SO; Tom c. Foster, 10;
=. A. Hughes, ia; Frank Luke, So;
M A. Murphy, 76; Fred Sutter, 1913;
john B. Wylie, SO; P. w. Hamilton.
%; Conrad M. Leake, %; Dr.. w. w.
P. Sims, "a; James T. Gentry, 1876:
John F. Ross, rs; J. f. Mcdonald,
III; G. E. Cross, 27; Geo. r. Hen
shaw, So; w. M. Cox, 1872; Helen Z.
Brown, LAG; Walter s.. Lanford, 81;
II. L. Hutchison, 151; James L. Powell.
10; j. E. James, 161
Supervisoral Dist. No. 1: Cox, SO.
Wootton' Sc; Angus, 76.
Republican:
b. S. Clark, 38; Thomas Maddox,
IA.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
DOS CABEZAs

Carl Hayden, 127; C. H. Rutherford,
rs; L. w. Douglas, 80; HI. A. Davis
10; Thos. p. Walton, 1; Frank j.
Duffy z; Amos A. Belts, 1O8; A. G.
McAlister, 1870; G. w. P. Hunt, 90;
J. J. Cox. AZ; E. E .Ellinwood, 35;
Vernon S. Wright, 27; James II.
Kerby, 1856; Ana Frohmiller, SO; p
J. Munich, "a; M. c. Hankins, SO; j.
G. Callaghan, so; Arthur T. LaPrade
81; Q. G. Ludwig, IA; John W.. Muir
ply, 70; A. L. Jones, 55; G. o. Case
70; Loren Vaughn, III; w. p. Ma
honey, 20; Tom C. Foster, 1877; E. A.
Hughes, SO; Frank Luke, 27; M A.
Murphy, 60; Fred Sutter, 60; John
B. Wylie, 30; P. W. Hamilton, 80;
Conrad M. Leake, II; DR.. w. p Sims,
81; James T. Gentry, 81; John Il.
Ross, SO; J. f. Mcdonald, Al; c. E.
Cross, IA; Geo. r. Henshaw, 127; w.
M. Cox, 11S; Helen L. Brown, 100;
Walter S. Lanford, "a; H. L. Hutch
ison, 1877; James L. Powell, 1870; j.
E. James, 1877.
Legislative Dist. No. 6: Coxon, 12O.
SupervisoraI Dist. No. 8: Adams, 80;
Roberts, S3.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
HEREFORD

Carl Hayden, 95; G. H. Rutherford
q; L. W. Douglas, %; H A. Davis, /;
Thos P. Walton, 2; Frank ]. Duffy,
81 Amos A. Belts. II; A. G. McAlister,
81; G. w. P. Hunt, "a; j. ]. Cox, 4:
e. e. Ellinwood, IL; Vernon S. Wright,
16; James H. Kerby 20; Ana Froh-
miller, y; p ]. Munich, "a; M. :.
Hanl1ins, %; ]. C. Callaghan, u;
Arthur 7. LaPrade, II; o. C. Ludwig,
s. John w, Murphy, 1S; A. L. Jones,
8; c. O. Case, 27; Loren Vaughn, 20;
AfS w p. Mahoneys rs; Tom G. Foster,
20; E. A. Hughes, "a; FRANKIE Luke,
2S; M. A.. Murphy, Ia; Fred Sutter, 27;
John B. WylieY 1f; P. W. Hamilton,
13; Conrad M. Leake, 5; Dr. w. p.
Sims, 20; James T. Gentry 80; John
e.. Ross, IA. j.. F. Mcdonald, 21; c.
e. Cross, 6; Geo. R. Henshaw, %; w.
M. Cox, 81; Helen L. Brown, 33;
Walter S. Lanford, 21; H. L. Hutch
ison, 81; James L. Powell, SO; ]. Z.
James. 81.
Judge Superior Court: sames, 10.
Legislative Dist. No. 3: Cowper-
thaite, 30.
supervisoral Dist. No. 1: Cox, 40;
Wootton 4; Angus, 3.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
ROBINSON

Carl Hayden, 26; c. H. Rutherfora
:; L. w. Douglas, 8; H. A. Davis. $.
Ihos. 2. Walton, 1 Frank~J. Dnffv
3; Amos A. Belts, 6; A. G. McAlister
81 u w. p Hunt, 1S; J. J. Cox. IA.
~ E. Ellinwood, 1; Vernon S. Wrieb+
.; James H. Kerby, 21; Ana Frob.
InlIler' .; P. j. Munich, 10: M q
Hankins, 25; j. C. Callagban ..
arthur I. LaPrade, 8; o. G. Ludwip'
+; John w. Murphy, 16; A. L. Jones
To- Z. o. Case, 10; Loren Vaughn, 20:
W. z. Mahoney, 10; Tom G. Foster
Y; b. A. Hughes, 13; Frank Luke
- M. A Murphy, 16; Fred sutter
20; John B. Wylie, 4; p. w. HamfI-
ton' Il; Conrad M. Leake, /; DR.. w
Z. Sims, 6; James T. Gentry IN.
John f. Ross, %; ]. F. Mcdonald
4; c. E. Cross, 3; Geo. r. Hensbav
70; w. M. Cox, 21; Helen L. Browo
~ Walter S. Lanford, 10; H. =,
Hutchison, %; James L. Powell o..
J. E. James, 22. ~
supervisoral Dist. No. 8: Adams,
10; Roberts, 12. 49,
Republican:
3. s.. Clark, 3; Thomas Maddox
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
WILCOX No. 4

Carl Hayden, 80; c. H. Rutherford,
25; L. w. Douglas, "a; H. A. Davis,
6; Thos. P. Walton, 2; Frank j.
Duffy, :; Amos A. Belts, &c; A. G.
MoAlister 5; G., w. p, Hunt, 70; j. ].
Cox, 81; E. E. Ellinwood, II; Vernon
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
HILLTOP


Carl Hayden, IA; c. H. Rutherford,
8; L, w. Douglas, 0; H. A. Davis, o.;
Thos. p. Walton 8 Frank j. Duffy
3; Amos A. Belts, 6; A. G. McAlister,
20; G. w. P. Hunt, IA; ]. j. Cox, s.;
q. E. Ellinwood, IS; Vernon S.
Wright, Is; James H. Kerby, 8; Ana
Frohmiller, 8; P. J. Munich, IL; M. g.
Hankins, IS; J. c. Callaghan, S.;
Arthur 7. LaPrade, 6; 6. G. Ludwig,
2; John W. Murphy, IA; A. L. Jones,
12; c. o. Case, 8; Loren Vaughn, 21;
w. p Mahoney, 9; Tom c. Foster, 49,;
b. A. Hughes, II; Frank Luke, 6;
M. A. Murphy, IL; Fred Sutter, H.;
John B. Wylie, 13; P. w. Hamilton, 8;
Conrad M. Leake, O; DR.. w. p. Sims,
2; James T. Gentry, H.; John F.
Ross, 13; j, F. Mcdonald, IL; c. IL.
Cross, 3; Geo. r. Henshaw, 12;W. M.
Cox, 81; Helen L. Brown, 21 Walter
S. Lanford, s; H. L. Hutchison, %;
James L. Powell, %; j. E. James, 23.
Legislative Dist No. Z: Coxon, 1S.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-08
COCHIsE

Carl Hayden, 27; c. H. Rutherford,
O; l.. w. Douglas, 8; H. A. Davis, 8;
Thos. P. Walton, 0; Frank J. Duffy,
/; Amos A. Belts, II; A. G. McAlister,
27; G. w. p. Hunt, II; ]. j. Cox, II;
E. e. Ellinwood, 5; Vernon S. Wright,
.; James H. Kerby, %; Ana Froh-
miller IA; P. ]. Munich, II; M. G.
Hankins, 80; ]. c. Callaghan, 2;
Arthur T. LaPrade, 16; o. c. Ludwig,
o; John w. Murphy 1S; A. L. Jones,
Z; C. o. Case, "a; Loren Vaughn, %;
w. P. Mahoney, II; Tom c. Foster,
IS; E. A. Hughes, 10; Frank Luke, 81
M. A. Murphy 8; Fred Sutter, Z;
John B. Wyle, z; P. W. Hamilton
25; Conrad M. Leake, 8; DR.. w. p.
Sims, Il; James T. Gentry, IL; John F.
Ross, 10; j. F.. Mcdonald, 4; G. E.
Cross, 8; Geo. r. Henshaw, 2O w.
M. Cox, "a; Helen L. Brown, "a;
Walter S. Lanford, Z; H. L. Hutch
ison, 27; James L. Powell, 26; j. e.
James, %.
Legislative Dist. No. z: Coxen, 81
Supervisoral Dist No. 3: Adams, "a;
Roberts, 8.
Republican,:
E. S. Clark, 2; Thomas Maddox, 8.