Statewide race results hint at tight contest across slate
Early returns show Democratic Governor Kendrick leading but overall the vote favors Republicans in many offices. MPs Mondell Forsyth Clark Scott win big majorities, with Gates and Sage claimed by Republicans, while Democrats press Thompson against Gates and Houx margins. Official counts may settle secretary and other close posts.
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Kendrick
Mondell
Forsyth
Edith K. O. Clark
Justice of the Supreme Court
Richard H. Scott
Republican State Central Committee
Gates
Birney Sage
Democratic State Central Committee
Thompson
Houx
John B. Kendrick
Robt
B. Forsyth
Herman
Edith K
Clark
Supreme Court
Richard D. Scott
Frank Wheeler Mondell
County Officers Vote Share Incomplete Report
The county ticket results show Democrats strong in Bronx with two wards missing Bondurant and Bronx, Republicans hold six seats to Democrats three on the county ticket. Coroner and surveyor races tight with Bert Carrolllo leading by 22 votes, and state officer tallies suggest Kendrick ahead by about 60 in the county.
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Bondurant
Bronx
Bert Carrolio
Dan F. Harrison
Harrission
Wehools
Kendrick
Gates
Thompson
Modern ranch home near Piney under construction progresses
Frank A. Fear completed his new beachfront house at Piney with skilled workers finishing plumbing for hot and cold water, bath, and air pressure tank. George Monk handles electrical wiring while Jack Forbes plastering the walls. A gasoline engine will power the electrical plant and air system as occupancy nears.
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Frank A. Fear
Piney
Mr. Bickley
George Monk
Jack Forbes
Fear
Frat
Tear
Legislative Results From Lincoln and Uinta Counties
Unofficial election totals show results for Lincoln and Uinta counties with no returns from Hondurant, Bronx, or upper Green River valley precincts. Two years ago the total vote in these two precincts was about 55 and is unlikely to alter the elected candidates. Official counts may still change.
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Lincoln
Uinta
Hondurant
Bronx
Green River Valley
Nationwide Elections Report Shows Shifts in 19th Century Parliament
The article notes 29 states elected governors with Republicans gaining six, Democrats gaining two in governorships. Thirty-two states elected U S senators, Democrats leading Republicans 14 to 20 with two states electing two senators each. House of Representatives shows a Republican favorable shift, with Democratic majority reduced from 60 to about 24, and a tabulated probable congressional lineup follows.
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Union
Colorado
Minnesota
Nevada
New Hampshire
New York
Oregon
Idaho
Tennesse
United States Senate
Georgian
Kentucky
Congress
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