Smyrna times., 1926-11-03
|TTPFElL GOES TO SENATE
|III BELL 70 THE HOUSE
-, WIN ROTH LOCAL
|sDT1s FOR HOUSE : SENATE

rHCS Fun
: FRAZIER, Smyrna, for Sheriff
p vN..abIican w. Elected on County
y State Goes Republican
D Hall. democrat for State
''s II 4 Davis H. Bell, democrat
In1 rorsr House of the Legisla-
x. D tbis district at the election
W. W. Sv S' safe majOrities defeat
s.s 1ls.,a i I. Hudson, republican for
.rs S.,ste and Jackson Snow, re
~ for representative. Halls
- n the senatorial district was
v y Vs1ps majority in the repre-
S,trict was 95. Howard c.
~ Jsmocrat, defeated Joseph
,.,iTsv. republican, for inspec-
tLs first election district, and
V,Nanus, democrat, defeated
T Matthew'S ,Jr., ,republican,in
..,ni election district. It was
n Cuietest elections Smyrna
I'd Witnessed. There was no
.r.pt Of any moment and at no
Trp the polls congested. Just
n 0rderly crowd going to and
seir voting places from the
\ DOLLS opened until they clos
-. aclOck last evening. Prob
mr. cutting was done than ever
| tOok the election boards Of
| NJ districts nearly all night to
! The cutting was due to the
| nd dry sentiment that fig
| i yesterdays election not only
but throughout the county and
Edgar W. Frazier, republican,
town, who ran for sheriff, had
|ul!y Of over two hundred in the
| stiOn districts and if his lead
| \ much for the other districts
mme. He won by seventy
siority. AT this writing
n returns have come in from
pts Of Kent County. Over in
b Hundred (Kenton, part of
b and Cheswold), J. Wesley
iemOcrat, defeated Edward "A.
republican BY a safe majority
aid The democrats elected all
| znddates for Kent County
! cut. Sussex County, also
ster reports, went Democratic.
Castle went Republican.
buhGcans Garry State Ticket
L rpublicans carried the whole
Ast. Congressman Houston,
|HSE, has been returned to con
Ehs safe majority, defeating
7. Tlghman, democrat, BY
lgO majority. J. G. Shaw, for
1a Commissioner; Howard NJ.
iG State Treasurer; and Ed
aker for State Auditor, all re-
q, seem to have been elected
naiorties. Though the re-
n carried everything before
the contest yesterday for
snlan and the State ticket, the
y members Of the Legislature
sosest in a long time. From
. far received the Republi-
Y control the State Senate BY
majority altho Democrats are
1nng it. Both sides claim the
nae by a vote Of one. 1t will
axe the official count to de-
1Sa party will have the con
Ilgn, the Republicans believe
" returns will show 19 Re-
Z and Is Democrats. In the
10n Of the Legislature the
,. Is controlled the Senate and
.oleans the House. Repub-
I'm the Senate On account of
-lS showing that John S.
y elected in the First Sena-
as!net Of Sussex county and
Aal0le that another district
low appears doubtful will |
:. 70 the Republicans. The
y lsaaes on the returns re-
\. a y me county last night was !
n, 4 ! Kent county was also a
N. y Inc Democrats because
Ia expected to elect tho Con
~ y. ne Third senatorial district |
% carried by Wharton by !
''n Other Parts of Country |
I Iron from other parts Of the
sr.s. s,a' = Governor Smith. dem |
! ss5.,. seT York, is reelected bv !
.,s .,a'y. Senator Wadswo,.tE ,yo ~ |
n. " I New York, is leading |
r,e sa,.;o Tor reelection tho bv q |
a i slI, :, David L. Walsh, |
= ieis.,a.SS ,a.SS1.ssaenusets, : appears !
tsS ss Senator Butler, per- |
ts.i,f q President Coolidge. |
d Al 5'Slr " victories in Massa- |
soioo,.N ~ New e York the Democrats !
tte ia l3eir Senatorial candi- |
ID, OElsSdilnA IsS z Arizona, Missouri,
q the retu,.. ,.a and Kentucky,
. AZ Aoftbsss. y We're not deci-
asd BY ae Psp,,s5;aa states now are rep
kcooSosi.ll.2 . Z Republican candi-
nj pieE ill.,, =, IN all, the Demo-
PRESENT y pl nine seats to over