Hide Article Text (OCR)
WOMEN OF CASS GO TO POLLS TUESDAY NUMEROUS AS MENThose Who Thot Women of Country Were Not Interested in Election* I reatecl To a Su rprise.f’a-*« lt;4ounly voters went to ilnk . polls in Tuesday'.-* election in almospl as teat numbers as did the men. There \\(. re l.SGl men who voted and t3,f7 7 w«‘inen, lt;4ti-? Those who thought !he v/(juM nut Lake interrsl. enough it*. the ! election to vote hadlym. In all l!v twen!y-‘\y\) Tirecinct/. iti the* founLy the percentage of v.oin-i en voiinir compared favorable v/ilh •that of the men.| As was to bo expeeled, the* percent-u;^i* til* wonuMi voting in tli• • towns Wi\r uM*;-ter ihm that uf :he rural ! p;v This wits hecau*(‘ it wasc ;iilt; r for them 1o lt;*et to the polls. Ilowevei, the womens vote in all ;|Ke -invU was a distinct surprise.McKee's Vot« Leads.I ri the Fourth ward of A Mamie tin* mimb.'r of men votjne; exceeded the j women liy only nine* ; i Tie* re were a total uf X,-M 1 voter least In the county. Sheriff William ;A. McK«e, candidate for re-election. J polled the #irn*alest number, running j’jhead of Hardin#. The heriff\s vote was fi,f7J. Hardline received t S.The men and women’s vole in the several precincts were as follows: Comparison of Vote.
Newspaper Details
Atlantic News Telegraph
Atlantic, Iowa, US
Thu, Nov 04, 1920
Page 5
Full Page
Clipped by
Anonymous
USA 12 Jan 2020
Other Publications Near Atlantic, Iowa
Atlantic Cass County Democrat
Atlantic Bruces Optimist
Atlantic Advertiser
Atlantic News Telegraph
Atlas of Cass County Iowa
