Total State Vote for 1914 Senators and State Offices In Brief
The total vote cast for United States Senator and the several candidates for the various state offices is as follows. The tally lists votes by candidate and office, outlining the statewide results and standings across parties. This notice provides a concise fiscal election record from the period.
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United States
Voter turnout and returns from Kansas 1914 election
Kansas voters turnout topped half a million with 523,216 votes for governor and 460,497 for state printer. Justice Mason captured 200,650 as highest, while Capper led governors with 47,547 plurality and Murdock drove Progressive gains. Repeal recall and tax amendments split, with recall winning large majority and tax amendment failing. Stalnacker prison case unfolds as governor orders arrest. stock market notes cattle and hog trends amid foot and mouth quarantines in December 1914.
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Kansas
United States
Henry F. Mason
Justice of the
Supreme Court
Capper
Mason
Clark A. Smith
A. W. Benson Sho
Bond
Prohibition
Billard
Ocapper
Curtis
Murdock
Progressive Party
Shawnee
Bristow
Neeley
Anns E. Arnold
Superintendent of Instruction
Anns W. Hoffman
Edith M. Salisbury
Kansas City
Lowa
Sioux City
Omaha St. Oscoip
Illinois
Wisconsin
Chicago
Cleveland
Iowa
J. A.rickart
Thanksgiving Day at Walker s Scheel House Observed
Thanksgiving at Walker s Scheel House featured a long feast with a twenty foot table, indoor games, and music while neighbors shared food and fellowship. An offering of 13 dollars supported the needy overseas as 77 attendees gathered for the day. A Fort Hays Normal short course opened with addresses by Governor Hodges and Prof War McKeever, drawing about 2500 in attendance.
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Allison
Dorman
Fort Hays
Kansas State Normal
Geo. H. Hodges
War. A. McKeever
University O Kansas
Kansas
Pittsburg
McKeever
Fort Hays Normal
Program of teaches meeting at Ogallah Kansas
Ogallah December 5 at 1 30 p m program of teachers meeting with music memory circle work and papers read by Misses Mar quand Greenwood Eva P Jones and Misses Elizabeth Rear don Ida Rogers and Ruby Galloway and Mr Herbert S Yewell readings from school method management chapters and sociology notes led by J A Niesley and J A Winchester weather and pace notes accompany a classified ad for fence posts from W J Skelton and W H Miles in Ween Kesmey Kansas
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Ogallah
Marquand
Greenwood
Lucy A. Boice
Eva P. Jones
Elizabeth Reardon
Ida Rogers
Ruby Galloway
Herbert S. Yewell
Faye Marcy
Katie Justin
Joe Acre
Albert O'Toole
Prin
J. A. Niesley
J. A. Winchester
Misses Acre
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The
Wa-Keeney State Bank
Wa-Keeney
Kathryn
Harold McGrath
Garden Theater
Tiamonds
A. S. Treger
WA Keeney
Charles Curtis
Geo. A. Neeler
Victor Murdock
B. Hoffman
DeLay
John Marshall
John
A. W. Benson
Lizie S. Sheldon
Mason, Marshall and Dawson
Arthur Capper
Henry J. Alien
J. B. Billard
M. M. Mitchell
S. W. Bond
W. ¥. Morgan
BE. Wagner
D - Ls
W. T. Beck
Anna W. Hoffman
M. Hanlon
Morgan
Æ. T. Botkin
Secretary of State
B. E Brown
A.B. Baurtis
Ella R. Baldwin
A. Smith
Botkin
W. E. Davis
Perry Clemmons
Hleien N. Backer
M. J. Wells
Davis
Plurality
Earl Akers
P. E. Laughlin
H. C. Livermore
Sarah C. Scovell
W. Budd
Aker
M. Brewster
C. B. Little
D. Carr W. Taylor
D. T. Simmons
Lue Brewster
W.D. Ross
Anos E. Arnold
ED. Deere
Austin L. Cross
Edith N. Salisbury
Ross
Carel J. Wilson
Frank E. Smith
C. E Logan
John Cannon
T. W. Cline
Wilson
W. R. Smith
H. W. Cha
Trego Mercantile Co
D. B. Dyer
J.B Hammond
D. L. J. Wilson
E. Er
Ward
Dyer
Ame
Aos
Wayne K. Stalnacker
Lansing
Ellis County
Stalnacker
West Virginia
J. D. Botkin
Jackson County
Missouri
J. B. Coleman
Fitzgibbon
Stainacker
Stalmacher
Stalnmacker
Stannacker
Leavenworth
Stanacker
J. E B. Coleman
Coleman
Market Report
Walker
Westner
W. J. Skelton
W. H. Miles
Ween Kesmey