The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-20
SCHALL'S OFFICIAL
PLURALITY 1868
Carried 63 of MinnesOta's 81
COunties-HOidale Led In
Is; Lundeen in Nine
OLSON 1S3,626 TO GOOD
State Canvassing Board Make
Public Final Results
2 Amendments Carry

st. Paul, Nov. Ex-senator Thon-
as D. Schall, Republican, was re-
elected as United States Senator
from Minnesota over Einar Hoi-
dale, Minneapolis, Democrat, by a
plurality of 11,6OS votes according
to official tabulation today by the
state canvassing board of the re-
suits of the general election No
vember 4.
The 3,705 precincts in the state
gave Senator Schall 203,626 votes
Hoidale 2S2,O1s; Ernest Lundeen,
Farmer Labor candidate, 1851; {;
Charles A. Lund, independent, TO-
$50 and Rudolph Harju, communist,
5,645.
Floyd B. Olson, Minneapolis,
Hennepin county attorney, and
Farmer-Laborite, was elected gov
ernor by plurality of 1S3.626. His
closest opponent was State Auditor
Ray P. Chase, Republican.
Olson received 473,154 votes.
Chase 289,528; Edward Indrehus,
Democrat 29,109 and Karl Reeve,
communist, 5,594.
Mrs. Grace Kaercher Davis, Re-
publican, was reelected to another
four-year term as clerk of the state
supreme court by majority of 997
votes over Roy Smelker, st. Paul,
Farmer-Labor candidate, one of the
closest races in the history of the
state. Davis received 338,154 and
Smelker 337,157.
Henry Arens, Jordan, Farmer
Laborite, was elected lieutenant
governor by plurality of 1857
over John H. Hougen, Crookston,
Republican, and Andrew Roine,
communist. Arens received 358,385,
Hougen 341,718, and Roine 14,719
votes.
Stafford King, Republican, was
elected state auditor over Henry
G. Teigan, Minneapolis, Farmer
Labor. and Benjamin M. Loeffler,
Albert Lea, Democrat. King receiv-
ed 1886, ,406 votes; Teigan 260,172 and
Loeffler 1888.
Mike Holm, Republican, was re-
elected secretary of state by a
large majority over three other can
didates. Holm received 487,G95
votes; Anna Olson Determan,
Litchfield, Farmer-Labor, 2O9,596;
Mary c. MacGregor, Duluth, Dem
ocrat 56,535 and Henry Bartlett,
1926.
Frank w. Matson, Republican,
was reelected railroad and ware
house commissioner by a plurality
of 34,664 over three other candi-
dates. Matson received Y23,217
votes; Elmer Gottfreid Johnson
Hibbing, Farmer-Laborite, 2s8,553:
August Blomquist, Newport, Dem
ocrat, S4693 and Nick MAXI, Com
munist, 1888.
julius A. Schmahl was reelected
state treasurer over Frederick Mill
er, st. Paul, Farmer-Laborite, and
J. Pierce Wolfe, Moorhead, Demo-
crat. Schmahl received 375,946
votes; Miller 271,2S6 and Wolfe IT,
894. "
Henry N. Benson, who was ap-
pointed attorney general by Gov
ernor Christianson to succeed G. A.
Youngquist a year ago, was elected
by large plurality over Joseph B.
Hinsl, st. Cloud, Faimer-Labor
candidate and Walter F. Dacey, Du.
luth, Democrat. Benson received
S68'so5 votes; Himsl 256,581 and
Dacey 86,037.
Chief Justice Samuel B. Wilson
was reelected to that office unop.
posed. He received 472,264 votes
Andrew Holt and Royal A. Stone,
associate justices Of the supreme
court, were reelected without par
ty designation over Edward J.
Lee and William II. Vanderburgh.
Holt received 313,150 votes, Stone
3o60n; Lee 215.101; and Wander
burgh 126,27S.