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HOKE SMITH SWEEPS STATE
Returns Show He Has Carried
All But About Fifteen Counties
Hon. E. P. Dobbs Wins
State Senatorship
Over Hon. John
D. Perkerson
Colonel Fred Morris
and Colonel John
T. Dorsey are
elected to' the
legislature
from Cobb |
The Primary elccetion on Wed
nesday resulted in a sweeping viet
ory for Senator Hoke Smith. He
carried, it scems, not less than 135
counties and will have a majority
of probably 160 votes in the Con
vention. His popular majority may
run as high as 60,000,
; |
Governor Brown has carried prob
ably fifteen ccunties. He has lost
both Cobb and Cherokee, this vounty‘
by over seven hundred and (‘hcru-!
kee by probably 200, I
Congressman Thomas W. Hard
wick and Governor Slaton will fight
it out in the convention to decide
which shall fill the Bacon vacancy.
Hardwick carried Cobb.
Judge Nat Harris seems to havn'
been nominated for Governor, Hm'd-l
man is a close second. '
DOBBS WINS SENATORSHIP. ]
Mayor E. P. Dobbs will become
Senator Dobbs again. He was nomi
nated over Mr, John D. Perkerson
by a narrow margin.
Mr. Dobbs majority in the entirve
county was 161,
Col. Fred Morris and Col. John
T. Dorsey were elected to the logis
lature.
There was no opposition to C. \W.
DuPre and T. J. Connor for execu
tive committeemen in the Marietta
box.
Of ninety nine counties from which
returns have been received Gover
nor Brown is said to have carried
Colquitt, Early, Glascock, Oconee and
Upson and will carry about a dozen
others.
The Constitution of Thursday
morning, on the basis of figures re
ceived gives the result as follows,
subject to slight changes:
Smith 133 counties; Brown 15;
Slaton 60; Hardwick 45; Felder 38;
Hutchens o; Harris 72; Hardman
66; and Anderson 10.
Hoke Smith carried Fulton by
5,849, and Slaton carried it by 1,554
Judge Harris carried the county by
LO7I.
LIST OF THE WINNERS.
The winners as given in Thurs
day's Atlanta Constitution are as tfo!.
lows:
United States Senator (long term)
Hoke Smith.
United States Senator (short term
Will be decided by Convention.
Governor —Judge Nat E. Harris,
Attorney General—Clifford Wal
ker.
State Treasurer—W. J. Speer.
Court of Appeals—N. R. Broyles,
Commissioner of Agriculture—_,
D. Price.
Prison Commissioner -K. L. Rain.
ey.
Railroad Commissioner — Paul B,
Trammell.
State Superintendent of Kducation
M. L. Brittain.
i Lomptroller General—W. A
“Wright.
In the Congressional races Bell i
re-elected in the ninth; Adamson in
the fourth: Walker in the Eleventh:
Hughes in the Twe!fth, and Edwards
in the First.
Congessman Gordon Lee had no
oppokition in the seventh.
Carl Vinson will succeed Hard.
wick in the Tenth. Wise suecceeds
Itartlett in the sixtii. Judge Barilstt
*as not a candidate,
The Convention will meet in
Macon on September Ist. There will
be 372 delegates and it will take
187 to nominate.
, CONSOLIDATED COUNTY VOTE.
| el
| By special agreement signed by
representatives of the various can
didates the count of the Marietta
box was begun at 10 o’clock Wednes
day morning. A faithful band of
clerks and managers kept everlast
ingly at it all day, all night and until
near nine o'clock Thursday morning.
Among those who worked all night
without any rest or sleep were M.
C. W. DuPre, Mr. Tilden Connor, Mr.
W. W. McCullough, Mr. J. H. Grovcs',
\ir Tom Patten, Mr. Guy Roberts,
Mr. Kuhnan and Mr. Tramme!ll
There were 1056 long tickets in the
bhox.
The Journal gives in this issue th~
vote on only the races in which thvi
people of Cobb feel an interest. !
The official count was unnouncud|
just before nine o'clock and was as'
follows:
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 452
L. G. Hardman 8016
N. E. Harris 1,470
Harris' plurality 5951
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term;
Joseph M. Brown I,ol'\)‘
Hoke Smith 1,764
Smith's majority 754
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper )Ly
Thomas 8. Felder 103
Thomas W. Hardwick 1.102
G. R. Hutchens 306"
John M. Slaton : 961
Hardwick's plurality over Slaton 231
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
Hs P. DObbe 1,164
John D. Perkerson 1,303
Dobbs' majority 161
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott N9l
John T. Dorsey 1,008
W. M. Kemp 647
I'red Morris 1,364
M. B MoSs 240
B. M. Stanley 594
| ). A. Summerour 499
MARIETTA DISTRICT
i FOR GOVERNOR:
| J. Randolph Anderson 210
{ L. G. Hardman 2506
i N. E. Harris R
il"()l{ U.”S. SENATOR (long term)
i Joseph M., Brown 410
i Hoke Smith 608
| FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term
l John R. Cooper 47
1 Thomas S. Folder I
< Thomas W. Hardwick J 64
| G. R., Hutchens 82
{ John M. Slaton 175
. FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
‘ E. P. Dobbs 611
John D. Perkerson L 1
| FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
‘ Joe Abbott 218
‘ John T. Dorsey 420
: W. M. Kemp a 6
| Fred Morris 430
| H. B. Moss 130
| B. M Stanley lis
D. A, Summerour 188
COUNTY OUTSIDE OF MARIETTA:
FOR GOVERNOR:
| J. Randolph Anderson 242
{ .. G. Hardman 619
{ N. BE. Harris 906
FOR U, 8, SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Brown o)
Hoke Smith . 1.456
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper 0
Thomas S. Felder a 5
Thomas W. Hardwick S2B
J G. R. Hutchens 224
i John M, Slaton 186
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
K. P. Dobbs 853
John D. Perkerson 887
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott 621
John T. Dorsey 638
W. M. Kemp 301
Fred Morris g d
H “. M-‘n.\\' 'll"
B. M. Stanley 119
D. A, Summerour 311
MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
| ACWORTH DISTRICT !
| e |
| FOR GOVERNOR: ’
| J. Randolph Anderson '_H;;
: L.. G. Hardman iu'.l
f N. E. Harris 106 |
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term) |
Joseph M. Brown L
Hoke Smith 171 i
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term) .
John R. (?oqpor S
Thomas S. Felder 6
Thomas W. Hardwick 135
G. R. Hutchens 24
John M. Slaton 66
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST. 1
E .P. Dobbs 124
Jolin D. Perkerson 105
FOR REPRESENTATIVE: i
Joe Abbott 222
John T. Dorsey 35 '
W. M. Kemp 38 |
Fred Morris 78
H. B. Moss 5
B. M. Stanley 62
D. A. Summerour 27
KENNESAW DISTRICT |
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 16
L.. G. Hardman 24
N. E. Harris all
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Brown 48
Hoke Smith 103
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper 1
Thomas S. Felder 2
Thomas W. Hardwick 74
G. R. Hutchens 23
John M. Slaton 10
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
E. P. Dobbs 47
John D. Perkerson 104
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott 39
John T. Dorsey NS
W. M. Kemp 3 b
Fred Morris 70
H. B. Moss 1
B. M. Stanley K 6
D. A. Summerour 8
SMYRNA DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 30
L. G. Hardman t 38
N. E. Harris 93
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Browmn 19
Hoke Smith 82
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper 9
Thomas S. Felder D
Thomas W. Hardwick 59
G. R. Hutehens 20
John M. Slaton ()
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
K. P. Dobbs 849
John D. Perkerson T
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott 61
John T. Dorsey 48
W. M. Kemp 19
Fred Morris S 8
H. B. Moss 24
B. M. Stanley 50
D. A. Summerour 20
VININGS DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 9
1.. G. Hardman 2
N. K. Harris 13
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Brown 4
Hoke Smith 19
FOR U. S. SENATOR (shrort term)
John R. Cooper 1]
Thomas S. Felder 0
Thomas W. Hardwick 9
G. R. Hutchens )
John M. Slaton 19
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
E. P. Dobbs 2
John D. Perkerson 22
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott 0
John T. Dorsey 8
W. M. Kemp 3
| Fred Morris 14
H. B. Moss 12
B. M. Stanley i
| D. A, Summerour 5
FOR SALE
As I want to retire I will sell
two lhouses and lots om corner of
Haynes and Lemon streets; close in
and near to the new academy; two
houses and lots on Campbell street;
one house and lot in Butler addition
en Glover street; three houses and
ene lot in Hollandtown; two pool
parlors with all license paid for 12
months two good litle farms 3 and
4 miles from Marietta east of town.
APPLY TO
oA, BASWELL.
Marietta Ga.
POWDER SPRINGS DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 0
L. G. Hardman 70
N. E. Harris 88
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Brown 48
Hoke Smith 108
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper 0
Thomas S. Felder ¢
Thomas W. Hardwick %8
G. R. Hutchens 0
John M. Slaton 13
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
E. P. Dobbs 73
John D. Perkerson 93
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott LT
John T. Dorscy 75
W, M. Kemp 0
Fred Morris 95
H. B Moss 0
B .M. Stanley 0
D. A, Summerour 0
AUSTELL DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 16
L. G. Hardman 01
N. E. Harris 31
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Brown 24
Hoke Smith 73
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper i)
Thomas S. Felder 0
Thomas W. Hardwick $ 2
G. R. Hutchens 0
John M. Slaton S
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
E. P. Dobpbs 9
John D, Perkerson 91
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
: Joe Abbott H
. John T. Dorsey it
{ W. M. Kemp 24
| Fred Morris 6]
. H. B. Moss (
| B. M. Stanley 1a
f D. A. Summerour 1
COXES DISTRICT.
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 27
.. G. Hardman 19
N. E. Harris 49
FOR U. S. SENATOR tlong term)
Joseph M. Brown 15
Hoke Smith a 2
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper |
Thomas S. Felder 7
Thomas W. Hardwick 15
G. R. Hutchens 13
John M. Slaton S
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
E. P. Dobbs 60
John D. Perkerson o)
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Joe Abbhott 19
John T. Dorsey 39
W. M. Kemp 42
Fred Morris 24
H. B. Moss 5
B. M. Stanley 14
D. A, Summerour T
FULLERS DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson b
L.. G. Hardman 16
N. E. Harris 34
HOR U, S, SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Brown 35
Hoke Smith 20
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper 1
Thomas S. Felder : 1
Thomas W. Hardwick 18
G. R. Hutchens 9
Jolin M. Slaton 20
FOR STATE SENATOR Asth DIST.
E. P. Dobbs 35
John D. Perkerson 29
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott 14
John T. Dorsey 2H
W. M. Kemp 11
Fred Morris B
H. B. Moss 4
B. M. Stanley 19
D. A, Summerour t %D
GRITTER DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson I 8
L. G. Hardman 97
N/ B, Harris 99
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term:
Joseph M. Brown 87
Hoke Smith 121
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper 1y
Thomas S. Felder 4
Thomas W. Hardwick 118
Gi-R. Hutchens 40
John M. Slaton 47
FOR STATE SENATOR 25th DIST,
E. P. Dobbs 98
John D. Perkerson 113
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott 20
John T. Dorsey 80
W. M. Kemp 1o
Fred Morris 199)
FOR SENATOR
H. B. Moss 7
B. M. Stanley a 7
D. A. Summerour 96
HOWELLS DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 2
L. G. Hardman 5
N. E. Harris 35
FOR U. 8. SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Brown 10
Hoke Smith 32
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper 0
Thomas S. Felder 1
Thomas W. Hardwick 26
G. R. Hutchens 2
John M. Slaton 53
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
E. P. Dobbs 24
John D. Perkerson 17
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott 34
John T. Dorsey 6
W. M. Kemp 8
Fred Morris 24
H. B. Moss [
B. M. Stanley o'.
D. A. Summerour 1
LOST MOUNTAIN DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson G
L. G. Hardman 28
N. E. Harris 14
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term):
Joseph M. Brown L]
Hoke Smith 34
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term
John R. Cooper 9
Thomas S. Felder 9
Thomas W. Hardwick 16
G. R. Hutchens G
John M. Slaton 14
FOR STATE SENATOR 25th DIST.
E. P. Dobbs 35
John D. Perkerson 12
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott 4
John T: Dorsey 18
W. M. Kemp 33
Fred Morris 19
H. B. Moss <
B. M. Stanley £
D. A, Summerour 5
LEMONS DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 18
L.. G. Hardman 2
N. E. Harris 39
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Brown 11
Hoke Smith 45
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short tern i
John R. Cooper ; 6
Thomas S. Felder 4
Thomas W. Hardwick 30
G. R. Hutchens 10
John M. Slaton 4
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
E. P. Dobbs 14
John D. Perkerson 46
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott 17
John T. Dorsey h
W. M. Kemp 7
Fred Morris 16
H. B. Moss 1
B. M. Stanley 13
D. A, Summerour 1
MERRITT'S DISTRICT.
{ FOR GOVERNOR:
| J. Randolph Anderson 7
. L. G. Hardman 5
! N. E. Harris 39
'FOR U. 8. SENATOR (long term)
i Joseph M. Brown 2
| Hoke Smith 34
{ FOR U. 8. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper 1
l Thomas S. Felder 2
Thomas W. Hardwick 21
G. R. Hutchens 20
{ John M. Slaton J
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
K. P. Dobbs 20
’ John D. Perkerson : 25
'FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
‘ Joe Abbott 14
I dohn D Dorsey i
| W. M. Kemp 1
i Fred Morris Y
l H. B. Moss 0
’ B. M. Stanley 9
i D. A, Summerour 5
|
| MAC LAND DISTRICT
| SR
!F()R GOVERNOR:
t J. Randolph Anderson 11
L. G. Hardman 18
§ N. E. Harris 32
{ FOR U. S. SENATOR (long term)
| Joseph M. Brown 28
| Hoke Smith 31
i FOR U, S. SENATOR (short term)
3 John R. Cooper 2
] Thomas S. Felder 1
; Thomas W. Hardwick 28
i G. R. Hutchens 12
{ Jehn M. Slaton 19
iFHH STATE SENATOR 35th DIST.
2 E. P Dobbs 43
; John D. Perkerson 13
l}")[{ REPRESENTATIV E:
Jae Abbott 11
Friday, August 21?‘:
John T. Dorsey oy
W. M. Kemp :
Fred Morris .
H. B. Moss .
B. M. Stanley :
D. A. Summerour
s e ticn
OREGON DISTRICT.
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson
L. G. Hardman
N. E. Harris s
FO S SENATOR ll()ng term)
Joseph M. Brown ' 3
Hoke Smith g
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short term)
John R. Cooper
Thomas 8. Felder
Thomas W. Hardwick g
G. R. Hutchens :
John M. Slaton 1
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST
E. P. Dobbs |
John D. Perkerson y
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott
John T. Dorsey 4
W. M. Kemp ‘
IF'red Morris .
H. B. Moss
B. M. Stanley ‘
D. A. Summerour
POST OAK DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson 1
L. G. Hardman ]
N. E. Harris ‘
FOR U. S:. SENATOR (long term)
Joseph M. Brown .
Hoke Smith ¢
FOR .U. S. SENATOR !short term)
John R. Poop()‘r
Thomas S. Felder
Thomas W. Hardwick :
G. R. Hutchens 1
John M. Slaton '
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIST
E. P. Dobbs :
John D. Perkerson :
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott
John T. Dorsey .
W. M. Kemp
Fred Morris :
.. Mess
B. M. Stanley :
. A. Summerour
ROSWELL DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson
L.. G. Hardman
N. B. Harris
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long tern
Joseph M. Brown
Hoke Smith
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short tern
John R. Cooper
Thomas S. Felder
Thomas W. Hardwick
G. R. Hutchens
John M. Slaton
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIS
E. P. Dobbs
John D. Perkerson
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Joe Abbott
John T. Dorsey
W. M. Kemp
Fred Morris
H. B. Moss
B. M. Stanley
D. A. Summerour
RED ROCK DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR:
J. Randolph Anderson
1.. G. Hardman
N. E. Harris =
FOR U. S. SENATOR (long tern
Joseph M. Brown
Hoke Smith .
FOR U. S. SENATOR (short ter:
John R. Cooper
Thomas S. Felder ;
Thomas W. Hardwick
G. R. Hutchens ;
John M. Slaton =
FOR STATE SENATOR 35th DIS
E. P. Dobbs
John D. Perkerson ;
FOR REPRESENTATIVE: _
Joe Abbott a
John T. Dorsey [
W. M. Kemp 7
Fred Morris o
H. B. Moss
B. M. Stanley >
D. A. Summerour
It Was Hen-ry.
“Hear that-hen cackling?" sald ks
back-fence neighbor; “somebody’s 224
must have laid an egg.’ "No, '"
Plied Mrs. Boggs, ‘‘that was m.,\'
band. le's just laid a carpet.
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Brothers Strangely Divided.
Soldiers in four armies of dmer-flf
nations, four brothers, Max, l{erbei
Berthold and Richard Klingenste:
attended a family gathering at P
Switzeriand not long since, “"f’r.fl:'_g
the French German, ltalian and 5%:3%
INIICIIS.
