The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-10
A0EY OUT FRONT
IN LOCAL VOTE

o;uing 1892 votes, former
Nv. rnor Clyde R. Hoey, Of Shelby
u u, the general election vote in
' 'ss Hanover county, according to
NJ" offcial canvass made by the
'n' hoard of elections at the
'0 ',r+house Thursday morning
e9 ,o., defeated A. I. Ferree, Re
h H,esn, who received 1892 votes
g p the race for U. S. senate.
u.o canvass showed results sub
inc INV I the same as reported at
stan tse count of ballots Wednesday
ter r and made no changes II
n mo outcome Of any contests s s.. ,
INC president Roosevelt and ms run
fle r,ste. Senator Harry S. Tru-
rlns 'l received s,456 votes while
man. ND p1enublican nominees, Thomas
we're given 2,029. . With
r' nee listed first, were:
DT Tar Governor: R. Gregg Cherry,
a ro Frank C. Patton, 1857.
sSsI, Lieutenant Governor: L. Y
,1 lps s,5l1; George L.aGreen,
''2 49, Secretary of State: Thad
~. iul o COB: W. H. Gragg, 1,2S5.
H4 Tsr e State Auditor, George Ross
P1 Tsr s' State i treasurer ca Charles M.
7ohnson, s,544; S. B. Roberts, 1'20S
'J Tor Attorney General: Harry
uepu)lan, e,472; Sam j. Norris
'J For Superintendent Of Public In In
.4rnc+on: Clyde A. Erwin, 9,522;
R Carl Russell, 1913.
y For Commissioner of Agricul-
.ro w Kerr Scott, 9,494; Clar-
IulE, W.
ence T. Allen, 1903
' Tor commissioner of Insurance:
w;,li.n p, Hodges, 9,471; Halsey
B Leavitt 1856.
j. r nv Commissioner of Labor:
Forrest H. shuford, 9,437; James
E, Spence, Jr., 1903.
For Associate Justice Of SUI
rreme Court: A. A. F. Seawell,
p191 William A. Devin, 9,448; and
+ P stillwell, 1875, and Algernon
L. Butler, 1896.
FIR Member OF Congress, Sew
enth district: J. Bayard Clark, 9,
s25. and Josiah A. Maultsby, 1852.
For State Senator, Ninth senator
IaI district: Roy H. Rowe, 9,181;
and Henry Vann, 1857; H. E. Rod
gers 1905 and John B. Williams,
ST., l,1A.
For member of the State House
of representatives: Jack LeGrand,
1851; J. A. Bodine, 1,161.
For register Of deeds, A. B.
Rhodes, Democrat, unopposed 81
72S.
For County Commissioners: Ad-
Olson Hewlett, 9,545; James M
Hail. 9414 and Lewis J. Coleman,
9,4O, and the only Republican,
William C. Shaw, 1852.
For Justice of the Peace, Will
mington township: Thomas B.
Hughes, 5000; C. H. Casteen, s.
l65; J. F. Jordan, 1891; Coy Ethe-
ridge, ST., 5,O32; and E. Fred
Banck, 5,l52. There was no opposi-
ton from the Republican party.
For constable, David F. Sandlin,
mopposed, Democrat, received ST.
S0S.
For Justice of the Peace, Mason
boro township, E. Porter Davis,
1856, and w. A. Cannon, 1T.
For Justice of the Peace, Har-
nett township, M. B. Register, TN
opposed, Democrat, 2,013.
For Constable, Harnett town.
ship: R. H. Knowles, unopposed,
Democrat, 1888.
For Constable, Federal Point
township: j. L. Craig, unopposed,
Democrat, 554.
All five proposed constitutional
amendments were passed with the
following votes:
l. For making Commissioner OF
agriculture, c m m S oner OF
LABOR and Commissioner of Insur-
ahce Constitutional officers and
members of the Council of State,
@f 0,OO3, against; 1903.
L. For amendment exempting
Aotaries Public from prohibition
against double office holding, for
1871; against, 1888.
D. FOR State Board of Education
amendment, for, 5,261; against,
ll26.
T. For amendment authorizing
ae general assembly to provide
s for lieutenant COVER
DVF' lor' 3,726; against, 1921.
~ for amendment abolishing
WI. requirement of pri-
=, ,s'e examination of wife for sale
" ~. homestead, for 3,795: against.