E. J. Fithian, Pro...

.15,608
2,397
338

29. Allegheny county (part).

C. G. Porter, Pro...

30. Allegheny county (part).

Stephen Geyer Porter, Rep.
Henry Peter, Soc...

.19,045

1,138

1,222

14. Bradford, Susquehanna, Wayne and Wyoming 31. Allegheny (part).

counties.

John M. Morin, Dem..
William A. Prosser, Soc.
F. C. Brittain, Pro....

Guy E. Campbell, Dem...
John W. Slayton, Soc..

Legislature.

M. Clyde Kelly, Rep...
H. J. Lohr, Soc.....

.21,559

2,262

.14.081

772

560

20,567

.1,553

1,458

32. Allegheny (part).

15. Clinton, Lycoming, Potter and Tioga counties.

William C. Wallace, Pro...

The legislature is republican.

16. Columbia, Montour, Northumberland and Sul

State Officers. (All republican.)

Governor-William C. Sproul.

Lieutenant-Governor-Edward E. Beidelman.

Secretary of State-Cyrus E. Woods.
Treasurer-Harmon M. Kephart.

Secretary Internal Affairs-James F. Woodward.

Aaron S. Kreider, Rep..

24,981

39395 Newport

John W. Coldren, Soc..

1.023

424417 Providence

24942 Washington

Per cent.......... 52.62 44.63 2.06 .50 .19
Total vote.......

For president in 1912 Taft, Rep., received 27,703 votes; Wilson, Dem., 30,412; Chafin, Pro., 616; Debs. Soc., 2,049; Reimer, Soc.-Lab., 236, and Roosevelt, Prog., 16,878 votes.

For United States Senator, 1918.
Le Baron B. Colt, Rep.....

8.966 A. A. Archambault, Dem....

For Representatives in Congress, 1918.

1. Counties of Newport, Bristol and Providence (part).

85249

.42,682 ..36.031

George H. McWherter, Dem...

9,904

Clark Burdick, Rep..........

T. F. Green, Dem.....

Max Cenis, Soc......

1,627

...14.478

..11,556

23. Fayette, Greene and Somerset counties.

Walter R. Stiness, Rep....

..14,710

24. Beaver, Lawrence and Washington counties.

William G. Troy, Dem..

..12,176

Walter V. Tyler, Soc....

1,033 Republicans

Democrats

88 48

State Officers. (All republicans.)
Governor-R. Livingston Beeckman.
Secretary of State-J. Fred Parker.
Treasurer-Walter A. Read.

R. S. Whaley, Dem........

2. Aiken, Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Edgefield,
Hampton, Jasper and Saluda counties.
James F. Byrnes, Dem.......

In 1916, 162 votes were cast for "progressive" electors and 258 for "progressive republican" electors. For president in 1912 Debs, Soc.. received 164 votes.

In 1918 Robert A. Cooper, Dem., was elected governor without opposition. Nat B. Dial, Dem., was elected U. S. senator for the long term and W. W. Pollock, Dem., for the short term. They had no opposition.

For Representatives in Congress, 1918.

1. Berkeley. Charleston, Clarendon, Colleton and Dorchester counties.

438 305 283 612 589 1339 1096 70 1398 1027 92 23

40

5

6

5

5

58

90

2074 2157 114

20

1591

936

981 1052

1194 1021 48

24

992

224 16

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