The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 01, 1914, Page SEVEN, Image 7
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Wf IN PK1MAHV TOTALS
^Fliichartis Increases His Lead (her
Manning 1?y Few Votes?Smith's
W Majority Over 12,000.
^ Avith official returns from 40 oi ue
counties ami with all the boxes
counted for. the tabulation last night
rdid not alter 1110 posinun u' mc uncv
leading candidates for governor. John
G. Richards increased "..is lead over
Richard I. Manning by 7y votes and
now has 26.744: Richards I. Manning
l has 2.~?, 360, and Robert A. Cooper has
Mr. Richards has increased
^Kiis plurality to 1.3S4 and Mr. Man
ning has widened the breach between
Himself and Mr. Cooper by 30 votes,
v I Of the four counties from which o.T-nfiir-nc
arfi Inokin? Cherokee.
IBorence, Marlboro and York, Mr.
fcoper has a lead in the last two and
r. Richards in Florence. John G.
inkscales of Spartanburg led in
fcerokee, with Mr. Richards as a
Pose second.
T The vote for the other gubernational
bndidates stood: John G. Clinkscales
If Spartanburg, 17057; William C.
rby, Jr., of Laurens, 15,330; Mendel
p. .Smith of Camden, 9,824; Charles A.
^mith jf Timmonsville, 5,744; Cahrles
prrcil Simms fo Barnwell, 2,800;
T Hnrwriino' nf SprJalia 1.
XiV?^ UUtC V. -'V* ?. V*. ? , ?y
517; John T. Duncan oi? Richland
county, 532; John B. Adger Mullallj
J of Pendleton, 676.
For the Senate.
For the United States senate Ellisor
^ D. Smith has 72,256; Cole. L. Blease,
^^55,906; L. D. Jennings; 2,401; W. P.
^?ollock, 1,626. Mr. Smith now* -has a
majority over his three competitors of
Win the race <lor lieutenant governor
^ Andrew J. Bethea of Richland leads
with 50,560. He ise followed by B.
* Frank Kelley of Lee with 46,152, J. A.
Dr?mT\arnr T*'it n 9A onH
IXUU.CC1 \JL JJaiilUCig n ItAJL ~\jy\j x'-ry auu
I'W. M. Hamer of Dillon with 14,552.
Mr. Bethea and Mr. Kelley will be in
second primary.
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j Division Pass.,
| A. W. Jones, comptroller general
i now has a majority over James A
i Summersett of 33,63*3. The vote no-.v
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j stands, for .Jones, 79.Sol. for Summer{
sett, 4tJ,19S.
j In the rac^ for adjutant general W.
j \Y. Moore, incumbent, now has
land M. (\ Willie 51,618, or a dear majority
of 2S,D;-J3.
Thomas H. Peoples, attorney gen!
eral. has a majoritv of .">,671 over A.
:
{ G. Briee. Mr. Peeples has a vote of Gi>.|
094, and .Mr. Brice "::as 62,423.
Shealy in Lead.
iT*"rT> n 1.* W Clioolv loado in r3f'P
11 or railroad commissioner with 32,|
305. He is followed by C. D. Fortner
with 28,141; James Cansler, 22,|
734; J. H. Wharton, 20,S04; W. I.
Witherspoon, 16,554, and George W.
Fairey, 10,864. Mr. S'aealy and Mr.
Fortner will run in the second primary
for nomination.
The official votes from Lancaster
county for tb<* Fifth district gave D.
E. Finlay 1,277 votes and W. F. Stevenson
1,423. Mr. Finley now has 10,179
and Mr. Stevenson 8.783.
J. Ragsdwale in the Sixth district
has increased his vote to .11,079. This
gives him a majority over -Ms two <
ponents of 2,SS9.
The State Democratic executive
; committee meets Tuesday at noon in
! the State library at the State house orj
call of the chairman, John Gary
| Evans, to consider any protests which
, mo n ha fi 1 oH rpcnlt rvf
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the election and to make preparations
j for the second primary to be held Sep!
tember 8.
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! REPORTED THAT BLEASE WILL
PRACTICE LAW AT AXDERSOX
Anderson, S. C., Aug. 27.?A report
here today is that Gov. Cole. L. Blease
defeated in his race for the United
Stales senate against Senator E. D.
Smith, will move to Anderson when
1 his term of office exDires and Dractice
i law here. It is said that the gov!
ernor will make his home at the
beautiful country estate of his wife's
family, a few miles from Anderson.
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Agt., Savannah. Traveiin
! A lot her report says that t e governor j!
i has been offered a partnership by B. Rl
| L. Abney, general counsel for the U
- juth Carolina division of the Sout;.- H
I rrn Railwav.?Greenwood Journal. H
Move to Anderson.
Greenwood Journal.
Since the primary Tuesday people |j
have made all sorts of predictions as R
j io Gov. Hltases future plans. The If
j following from last night's Anderson g
j Mail shows that the- citizens of that
I town are discussing the sam ? sub
j A report was current on the H
j streets today to t :.e effect that vjOv jfl
j Blease will move to Anderson : ^ J
practice law alter he retires from n
.the office o' governor. The report is
that he will reside at t'.ie country I
home of Mrs. Blease (the Summers I
place).
Mr. H. Clint Summers, Jr., broth- I
er-in-law of Gov. Blease, was in the I
city this afternoon, and he says that 1
ne nau never nea.ru me
make any statement about coming I
here. He thinks it is a rumor with- I
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out foundation.
The Dance to Death.
Ed. Howe's Monthly.
The population of the world is I
! about 1,623,300,000 persons. jl
The average age of all persons at I
death is 33 years.
Total of 47,372,727 persons die an-J
nually.
Total cf 908,516 persons die weekly. ;l
Total of 129,788 persons die daily.
Total of 5,508 persons die hourly.
Nearly ninty persons die every minute.
| About three persons die every two
secqnds.
The remarkable rate of deaths
; would entirely depopulate New York
! city, containing 4,766,833 persons, in
about five weeks.
j It would depopulate Chicago, with
! its 1,059,519 people, in about eight
days. \
Sixty persons died while you were
! reading this item.
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