Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1922, Page 1

| SPORTS MARKETS: | FINAL EDITION. KEND Aldermanic WALTER ROYCE DEFEATS BURNS The Casper Daily Tribune CASPER, wYo, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1922. | W% 4 Se + as ROSS LEADING| JOHN W. HAY one Races Not Yet Determined ‘Wisconsin, Governor J. J. Blaine, Montana, Wheeler, Be / as 48 22 oe Ss x ye oP p98 Z | a 3 = oe o. 2 ater ee ‘“ IN WARD TWO pee ae tas A ake PROS ‘id ¥ a S88 § BB Fee | . -, : : Lp ee gi i : = ; fF £ ge 5 8 s & F | Republican State Chairman Claims Vic- 4 5 } z | Pn ait - ate ee ie : Basi { 3 ; H i ee” ad pad Bees | ) : yrs . * . j r geet oP - H Pt, Cote ai Gece bed bea ie | ' t r a - Williams and Whisenhunt in Close Race i Reg es ame ae ' ptaeeeedte he bed [a for Remainder of State and Con for First Ward Councilman and W. R. |. v. § seat ' : f i ie ot harnt gressional Ticket but Democrats Are * ° Fr. W. -30 63 100 225 os 234 116 149 137 202 203 23 82 15 17 13 27 13 3,216 Hi f 1 fF rth T. . Sans t J. B. Kerdriok, (D)---23 154 296 217 215 284 S43 203 236 251 143 «176 4 49 23 3 a1 12 3,591 opetu his: Lloyd Has Lead in Third w. s aaa ary fe’ fed ence Mook eee Re Sar 36 ag eA es P ce “s er 1 rum pase RPERET ae 88 234 33) «453 345 BO 240 «90 6182) «(89 64 186 21 75 16 27 9 26 14 2,080 Sy - Because of the vast amcunt of detail work connected with 269 SOAs: 43-254 96814 195 161 264 1 20v 293 6 <5 12 16 10 4,155 BULLETIN the checking up of returns on the election, only part of which EE BOS SB ORS st --- 45 3 2 went we ee ne HD Three hundred and eighty-six precincts tabulated this has been completed, the returns-on councilmen and justices ae dedhicde cas teens ie Neirasy ci 1s ts 20 a0 32 ar 20 a0ay | 8itermoon give Hay 20,261, Ross 21,161, a lead of 900 for a i pon 3 xi” 13 > nae ae Ross. These include Sweetwat ty, incomplet di of the peace ar every incomplete at press time this rece pie E. P. Taylor, (D). 123 222° 82 160 isi 116 200 6 39°15 18 8-15 4 3.469 : = jer COURKY, MMcOmplste, ary In the second ward, Walter Royce has defeated J. W.| 1. n.-1ioya. + TEE 6s 8 Beasties isn Se ge ne igre 2 Natrona County, incomplete. Peat 7 Burns with a majority of 133 for the office of councilman. |. State Auditor PN alge a hoe Coens Oh Pak) s9c43 Sige Bey res aS hapa» 5 pala The toraia 78, and Bu: neent rs 23 2 5 26 128: 2 3,12 BEY! - ‘ Ss “us. babi caciolinapls chged Beck PNB TS 162 243 116 131 188 116 4139 196 4 38 $15 8 2,740 CORTE. Wisi Devs S—G.:|| at Riemiccwatte: Meanaunctire. Coe , R. Hendorson, (8). Lids 84s 10 . voor 9 | terms from ~362 precincts out of | be impossible for Hay to overcome, ia onto sae Le Biya pi Sheeg ; sin gulf +! Ne cela Ah tng Mar irate to er Ti: 639 In Wyoming complied at 1:30 | hut Republican headquarters _re- Fy Karl L. Williams.and J. M. nen ‘Teeasurer— ‘clock Wednesday afternoon by concede huntare Funning nebk andneck with) J:M. Snyder, ¢(R). 104 300 100 167 245 79 8 BRE G10 AeA 26h san/:ee Ad apeehee 23 TS. 26 29, 12 28 18 8.404 | Senge rrmenctececr rete Tor gore |e tee ee et oe tie. , Whisenhunt only five yotes ahead.} H. A Loucks¢ (D).. 120-234 GB 161 214 110 acs 148 74 101 134 102 190 210 187 210 6 38 14 20 7 15 6 enor: W..3, Rees, Deracerat, 19.| Natrona county, incomplete, which ‘The Eryan precinct report {8 missing.}| Roy Borhng&n, (5). peas aed a Lone 1 eT We BB - -e == = -- — 125 | 040; Jobn W. Hay, Republican, 17,- | gave Ross approximately 1,900 ma- ‘Wilam H. Lioyd hag a lead of 21| State | 446. ‘These returns ¢: Ross a | : § . votes for younciiaan ia the ‘Third| K. A. Morton, (J 31 108 323. x03 420 948 77 108 266 175-203 263 18/70. 22 42. 9 28 18 3:11 | lead of 1,606 This, was stated | the chiet Hay stronehads, nee ~ ward over Sylvester Pelton, with no; C. H. Hentricks, (D)-.20 122 218 Ag 161, 226 95 109 166 93 «98 144 6 388 15 20 9 13 SB 2,657 | Say a ‘ 5 report in on Kenwood precinct. a “ 7 e (10 1 3 8 os. see SE ea epee ite? a - “aig 1st | L. Setdel, third man in this race, is |. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 8.—At 11 o’clo running 200 behind Pelton. i c.. By rn WP 137 gOS «89T6 «4110 328 «PS 248 195 220 267 157 184 176 110 268 21 77 22 27 20 3,635 | lican State Ohgieicay P. C. Spencer tae fodey St pos Robert McDermott, for justice-of-) R. R. 182 Gp. <6. 193 110 106 140: F2 212 70 87 134 94 179 87 145 160 5 40 16 16 BO 46S. lecti CB ‘i M4 cede: e the-pence de thestest Aibtrion: rasa. DAs Re ce 8. tole ae yey, € 9 24 o. ec. TT un ue -- -. a. un | Te-@lection of Senator Kendrick, Democrat, but claimed the is seemingly safe lead of 104 over Henrv| State Senator— “ election of the SaK OF Ee G. O. P. ticket, including the lone ‘ Brennan, who {s running second. The| Harry Free, pannqee2? 104 BIE 84117 254 66 (86 230 “82 189 178 194 250 112 279 144 110 199 -. -. 19 28 11 26 16 8.118 | congressman and al] the state officers. Secretary O’Mahone Candidate Whose Name Had | otate are McDermott 877, Brennan J. Giblin, (Da--24 188 248 98 No 298 124 136 196 84 B64 99 105 145 124 “I8L 122 181 224 _ 90 17 21 8 16°20 8,045 | of the Democratic committee claimed, drick took big pt he while te to Be Written In on Bal- (473, saimond 415, Brow 403. and Representatives— ’ the election of Kendrick by upwards | City of Sheridan itself went over lot Defeats Texas | Pubbe, 199, . Bish Jy 32° 105, 71 110 202, 89 249. e205 207 239 146 186 154 101 $2 18 20 -. 26 ‘of 8,000, the cho! of W! B. Ross, | whelmingly for him.’ Opponent. 1 | 8. H, Puntenny, for justice of the) H. B. “Dur! |, oR). 27 oo as 99 «268 78 212 “175 193 380 147 61 21 24 11 23 candidate for governor, by more than Forty-three out of 45 Sheridan scott. + [peace ne the second “district, has | 1. A. Froyd, (R)s-----22 95 815 87 122° 23n G61 88 265 76 192 162, 182 204 121 63 18 24 11 22 1,000 and-an even breal for the seat| county pfecincta. give Mondall 1779, AUSTIN, ‘Texas, Nov. 8--werle 3, {/¢ad of 129 over L. Fi Kelley with one} C. W. Mepes, (R).-----29 $9 933 98 149 269 67 105 271 BO (RFR 173 296 273 138 $6 20 25 12 22 In the lower house of congress and | Kendrick 8437, a majority of 1687, ? precihet mianing. The totals aré Pun. | M. C. Price, (R).------36 92. $35) 95.120 248 68 101 2f4 81 220 38st 200 233 194 72 33, 25 11 22 the mitior state offices. and th mi Mayfield will be one cf the younnest ni 6 remaining two precincts re- members. of tho Unites States senats, tenney 1452 and Kelley, 1,898). The) 1G. B, Bovle; (D)----€-20 12h, 181. $7196, 15 98 95 ONY TP AOT G8 Th sag. 86 63° 1b M4 11 44 Se port Kendrick majorities, He was born April 12, 1881, at Over-iother two candidates are far Wehind) ps, Coll, (D)Z. 10° 131129 55 130 144 104 94 9% 61180 69 96 1278 3919-26 6 14 CHEYENNE, “Wyo, Nov. 8—Re-:| Forty-one of Sheridan county's 48 ; ton, Texas. He gradvated “from |" the totals. JOH. Jeffrey, (D). T44 5292 103 198 292 181.118 238 99 283 125° 182 “171 128 4421 27 «4 18 furan from Tueedsy's viection Reema | Precincts. gave Hay 1968, Ross 2691, ; Southwestern university. at Géorge- UKE Rag SaESTC: Cc. &. Weymouth, (D). 125.175 62 142 174 110° 401 123 78 193 72 75 128 81 Ww 16 35 «66 «(18 ea Chet Pepys Haars Lueae 2019, Taylor 2446, Carter 1834. town; Texas, at 19, was admitted vc, TT of, ae me Wick, (D)---— 125 1200 G3 165 191 214 107 199 73 220 70. 8% 122 86 184 98 151 464 -- 39 13 25 6 15 ¢incta in Wyoming tabulated at 10:20 | Little 2498, Snyder 1649, Loucks 3008, bar whi . elected to the Count < ¥ ii Morton 2144, Hendricks 2195, Wi ee state aqnennt 38, realictad at s0:Rmn| |. Aima SF. Hawley, (RU-A1 116 BBL 99 118 287 79 100 283. 78 190 152 172 295-127 165 141 115 208. 88 24 38 5 23 vee Be ORE Tieen kee | ISAS tioeb: 263, he ge 1 F a 2 S48. 37 2: rick, Demoora: | : - became rettroaa commplestontn at; 3} 5 Teay, Nerler, (onv22 198 SLO 47S-; Hot 116 126 186 90 260111 129 156 122 192 121 136 311 __ Bi 15 21 12 22 | Erank “W. “Mondell,” Heputitean, fr ie jungest ra! comm! . ite Stat x >) ~ or, in ‘Texas. He has had the latter po- - J, L. Marquis. 90 166 39 44 117 40 74 117 127 424 343 187 174 94 97) 102 13 78 3 32 Pete then te maar, oe Ata; On| | XEMMERER, Wyo., Nov. 8.—With sition the pact 10° years. P. ALM @).- 168 -982._ 120 244 370 144 150. 296 138 -166 116 183° 202 462 180 268 10 25. 28 22 $2 cipien, Desiccsec hanikitin SOR Wee en, Sisco Mr. Mayfield recently testified at W. H: Teayltt, Gnd). 2 16° 38 28 29 40 14 22 "16 162139 8S 14 Be as 8 8 He Bay tiperuiticaa, coohibaratssomacnar: Loe ae eee the Corsicana injunction hearing that County. %-Zcasurer— fide bie 834" votes. fi ‘er Mordell for senator, beled Joiced TORIC ice lad bat Agnes M, Claze, (R).-. 116 298 93 191 245 73 103 231 83 208 171 146 263 180 181 342 108 216 —~ 80 22°25 11 25 11 2.398 |fevuptican was leading Notore ton, eres Easerity at 58 oyec Boas pares that he had reaizaed lator. It has 146 26D 83 159 286 107 120 176 ~80 240 96 118 132 114 167 116° 43 302 _- 29 14 16 ,8 "17 16 2,681 Democtae, for congress by only | eipets are Tuces 128, Carter 6, only understi through- P ‘ vot ly 272 oe FB PS Gar tig alate Ga tho at, lisesi 47 96 198 87 99 479 74 484) x65 189-317 100 187 119 195 199 -. 78 18 af 12 25 15 2850 | yon” A” Baydeh Repaitione cna eeree Sts: Morton 450 /and ‘Rove 3% supporto. Bist ooo ave se two 105 210 31f 182 143 260 100 B10 106 185 128 147 196 164 179 225 41 20 23 8 16 11 3443 | Harry A. Loucks, Democrat, In thé) povonas comers eee Democratic primaries and in the gen- . - race for treasurer, th Republi < ee led A eral election. ay Lylq Bh Jay 2) 43 (285 316 18: 172 886 102 \BY M17 69280 vor a3. $16 187 290 173 187 258 .- 87 .. 44 15 30 22 4,089 [ieading. Vincent Carter, Republlean Ten Te totrecee: aka inom tro: o County Surveyor-— was lead. . H. Litth rec a pap aris, DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 8.—Barle B. aes 1B sh oe pee H. L. Kennedy, (R)- 269 103 121 215 74 108 107 69 174 440 156 245 115 139 153 98 76 17 18: 32 16 2.984 | for muatton by. gay cattle, Democrat! Hougias gave Mondell 1013, Kendrick Mayfield, Democrat, overwhe!mingly nd Woe: ‘onsoHdation Albert Park, (D).- 273 70 «179 467 107 110 217 80 270 120 143 137 206 107 162 35° 3s 8 3 8 3,096 |Tucas, Republlean was leading Ed H.| 122%, Hay 872. Ross 1370, Lucas 1 defeated George 8. Peddy for United | and Pay Increase for Clerk of Court— i Taylor, Democrat for mecretary ot| li” Tavior 864, hin acest Reed States senator in the gendal ¢lection County Officers. Hazél Conwell, (R). 357 106. _. 92 131 277 104 240.183 2906 292 147 210 170 185 237 -. 89 24 11 BO $8 3,522) |atate by 468 votes, and Katherine A.| ue Snyser LU4, Loucks 863, Mortor a yesterday. Mayfield’s Yote was — | J. B,: Leohard, (D). 19772. 138 94 106 149, 58 213 “gg x06 119 99 99 138 191 -. 39 26 11 17, 2,430 | Morton, Republican had a lead ove: Hons’ we 1S ish duane cobs 167,139 against 70,089 for Peddy. . Commi ‘f Cecilia A. Hendricks, D C) 2 ‘These figures ‘were reported by 211 bie Semen te the state con!) G4” Cullen, (R)-. 65 65 88 187 45 81 156 57 141 43 136 232 76.130 102° 49. =o 42/38 21. <9 28 & 3,416: _| stateceuperintendent ot pablie lactone copnties out of 251 andlmeras- esti. “tution carried by substantial ma) >> °c <7, Morgan, (D)--20 170367 310 218: St8 141 148 272 142 B18 133 178 155 175 240 16f~ 186 Tl G4. 18 27.10 18 22 3,344 | tion, of 2416. | WHEATLAND, Wyo., Nov. 8.— mate’ accounted for at least half, ti] erties pli 2 ha Co. Commistoner—2 yr. 5 The foregoing tabulation included | (Special to the Tribune.}~-Twventx.o not more, of the total vote cast. |, Amendment No. 3. relating ton}. 35. C. Boyle, ®)- 20° 84127, 45 66) 10%, 94 59 114 43 75 304 101 e274 54 108 J. 72 11 22 12 26 8 1471 ‘JaM of the Democratic strongholds but|°Ut of 28 precincts in Platte coun Governor Pat M: Neth was re-clect.| morease in the limitation of thet yo cot, (Di 31 199437 138 251 392/153 176 14 130 378 169 208 282 194 29 $32 -. 60 28 3% 8 17 20 4,187 aid not include numerous Republican|S#Ve Mohdell 1063, Kendrick 113: 00; his tdsjasity. over Bur 3, Atwon,| ety | Of County superintendents “off 6 or strongholds and later reports were! Hay 886, Ross 1257, Lu Republican, from the 211 contigs he-| Schools, a sagen me county) oad Bowman, (Ro. 30 102.190 #0 90 109 49 108 186 73 126°119 130 ~ 7 isd’ 92 84 «1642. 63 1822 13 27 expected to steadily increase the leads 10F 879, Carter 1175, L ing 132,510. Soa vies ele sai fiche Lew M, Gay, (D)- 127. 221 807 13T 134 BOS 105 344 155 189 160 245 182301 273 _. 61 26°32 7 16 of Repubilcan candidates. The elec_ | 116 Governor Netts vote was 162,209| fF and 1,014 ag; last, incomplete re- tion of Kendrick js the only result|@ticks 764, Winter 1154, Rose 924, and’ Mr, Atwell’s 29,699. 2 3 at is conceded by Republicans, | ‘The returns ‘aleo indicated te-olec-|_ Amendment No. \2, relating to a! 3 . siaa | SUNDANCE, W: Novm. 8. San An.| Consclidation of the two state land ‘ . | (Spec! 7 z tlo nof Harry Wurzbach of San cagteel SHERIDAN COUNTY \(Speclal to ‘The Tribune.})—Seventeen “| Doards 3 © establishment of a + ~ N COUNT: a tonio, Texas, only Republican can- ¥ a GIYES SENATOR LEAD. {Crook county precincts of 25 give gressman, in the fourteenth district.|¢W board and prescribing its pow- s Seer: 5 Mondell 617, Kendrick 690, Hay 84 *}ers, had a total of 2,277 votes for and , ; : SHERIDAN, Wyo., Nov. 3.—Sena-| Se . ey Congressman J. J. Mansfield, Dem ¥' : ma-| Ross 619, Lucas 543, Taylor 451, Car. ocrat, fifth district, was re-elected, |@sainst only 895 ngainst, incomplete ¥ i é tor Jobn B. Kendrick’s home tounty | ter 562, Little 450, Snyder 633, Loucks “ latest returns gave Mensfisld| returns. : a of Sheridan has given him a majority | 4¢9, Morton 608, Hendricks 416, Win 4 W. W. Wiison, Republican, 4 end orid On es S$ musica at 1,760 and Kendrick carter 633, Rose 473. County Repulsiicar , ——————— : ri entire party into power in| ¥ : CALIFORNIA DRY . , hk # Hed his entire parry into) power tn expect ono iogaiator and treasurer, 5 * | 7 ficers, which have normally been! ee ED gee era OF | Woolwine Loses ons, Republica |élal te es creiouaeyLocckahats oe : - 28 By The Associated Press: - Pennsylvania, Gifford Pinchot, Ie eee ada ms ros Sek Gicto, elected inet: saptean|| [OsREewy’ comity. offices, that “ot| rung tite $0 oot eRe aleiont pee 5 I C 1 i Governara elected or leading their | Republican. vom aid inileatea re- | ber. clerk of court and county treasurer, |cincts in Laramle county, including . fu ailrornia oppone:es, according to latest re South Carolina, T. G. McLeod, fies “eigen tataet ear ole Milica eee Gees in Which the rinoahinee tatlcinia weed aes Cal Solitee cede he é ® S < , * rat, re-elected by slight margins, | eb UT bs ss E —_— ports were as follows: Se: ogc aay W. & Flynn, Demo- | States senate and’ the position of Massachusetts, Lodge, Republic- | saved by the Repauionna. Pied Sicagecrne ents Ne? a0; Monell 4 SAN FRANCISCO, Cyl, Nov. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 8.—| _Alabams, W. W, Brandon, Demo: | ning. oc contestants early today were on the | an, but running behind the ticket. | other officea the Democrats had al1eis; Hees, Dates tiay, a eer eae 3 Friend W. Richardson's lead over|One thousand ninty-two precincts in| CTS ~ South Dakota, Governor W. H. | 7ce of latest returns.as follows: Michigan, Ferris, Democrat, run- | Walkaway. 11.465; Lucas, 1,297; Carter, 1,737; Lit. 4 ‘Thomas Lve Woolwine for governor|the state gave these totals this morn-| ‘Arizona, G. W. FP, Hunt, Demo | aeoxtaster, Republican... Arizona! Ashurst, Democrat ning ahead of Townsend, Repub- | In all save three small «s-try|tie, 1,519; Snyder, 1,740: Loucks, 1.476: is today.was #1,411, pocording to fig-|ing cn two constitutional amend.| Crat. Tennessee, Austin. Peay, Demo- California, Johnson, Republican, | ican. Precincts in fher'dan countv. Ko:- Continued on Page Two) i ures compiled at 10:30 a. m., while|ments. State prohibition . enforve' California, F. W. Richardson, Re- | crat.- Connecticut, McLean, Republican. Minnesota. Shipstead, farmer-la- Hiram W. Johnson was 117,488 yotos|ment: Yes, 26,025; No. 82,418. publican. Texas, Governor Pat M. Netf, ta doubt with Dupont, | bor, leading Kellogg, Republican. : ahead of William J. Fearson jn the| Soldiers’ bonds: Yes, 62,2 Colorado, Benjamin Griffith, Re- | pemocrat: » Delaware; in dow respinial : PR, , seliatorial contest. $2,072. publican, leading. Vermont, Redfield Proctor, Re- | Republican, leading by a slight mar. eeteslayly, Seren, Deere i o ; : Connecticut, C, A. Templeton, Re- | publican, leading. gin, for both short and tong terms. | Missouri, Reed, Dpmotrat. - a : 4 Florida, Trammel, Democrat. Democrat, - ublican. i Georgia, C. M. Walker, Democrat. | Republican. c Georgia, George, Democrat. jeading. 2 Iowa, Governor N. , Kendall, Re- | Wyoming, W. B. Rosv, Democrat, Indiana, “Ralston, Democrat. | Nehruska Howell, Republican. publican. leading. Iowa, Brookhart, Republican. | Nevada (returns fragmentary), , | ae J. M. Davis, Democrat, REWEE ETSY At, > HL RRNA a VER aa a a a | ; ‘a New Mexico, Jones; Dsmocrat, . U pe N Al i Massachiisetts, Governor C. Hi cai ee A ates : hed arlateng ote w York, Copeland, Democrat, = TO GET OUT CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 8—(By The Associated Press) Michigan, Governor A. J. Groes- deck, Republican. i. Minnesota, Governor Preus, Republican. Nebraska, Charles W. Bryan, Democrat. New Hampshire, Fred H. Brown, Democrat, New Jersey, G. 8, Silzer, Demo- J. A. O. FI E BEAD IN North Dakota, O'Connor, Demo- crat, leading. Ohio, Fess, Republican: Pennsylvania, Pepper and Reed, short and long terms, Repubiicans, Rhode Island, Gerry, Democmt. ‘Tennessee, McKellar, democrat. Texas, Mayfield, Democrat, Natrona county, returns incomplete, gave Judge C. O. Brown a majority of 561 over Bryant S. Cromer for judge of the sixth judicial district, The totals available are: Brown 2,213, and Cromer 1,652. No report has been heard from Converse and Fremont counties on this race and until these ~The Angola government has reiterated its demand for thr ae — fn evacuation of oa Ge and the removal of the allied | crat:teading. : Mane ming? deat. i oath are made nothing can be judged of how the election ‘. ‘ an al i 2 » New York, A. E. Smith, Democrat. w: ‘O. hi eport for the state her . crat, leading. Washington, Dill, Democrat, tead- |1,966 votes in Natrona couwniy,| Ralph bat ‘Hued up a big: toad nce of the allied troops 4nd warships was incompatible with North Dekota, Governor R. A. HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. 8.—The state department of, oa ing Poindexter, Republican. incomplete returns, for judge of the/{n Natrona county in the race for s Kemalist adm’nistration ‘of Con- fo llage Bae mia 2rd to bana} Syste pug ssamieeen Leese eds mines was informed of « mine accident at the Oly- West Virginia, Nee’y, Democrat, | supreme court against 1,732 for V. J.| judge of the supreme court against — eral thd Eff of Cavan, chide: of ts Okishoma ac Walton ri eca |Phant mine of Hudson Coal company in which five men} '*0ii"e Sutherland, Republican. Tidball of Laramie. Republican} Herman Grosbeck$ ‘The totals, in« b + FC. a = : . i Wiss in, LaFollette, RR Nice te headquarters a Sheyenne | cor t 3 o’cled! LONDON, No {By The Asso-| imperial genera! staff, was «ummon-| by farmer-lxbor organization. iWere killed and two injured. “ The-accident is said to have) ,,, Fee eee h tren started’ ch takes Biba anete A Belanball, #880. ae ‘eas, eh y - i t b 5 f 2 t 20 tabula * ne showed Kimball 2, Glazed Fress}—A special cabinet meet-| ed to the meeting. Oregen, W. B. Pierce, Democrat. been due to athlown out ‘shot. a “ie Wyoming, Kendrick, Demecrat. diciary ticket this afternoon an@ will’ for Grosbeck,