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316
242
67
2
2
2
Carrollton .
2,498
230
325
8
1
6
570
245
306
10
1
6
Chapin . ..
662
98
41
3
144
112
31
3
146
Chesaning
2,499
550
209
10
5
2
776
619
137
9
10
2
777
Frankenmuth.
1,944
840
113
5
3
961
896
40
3
4
Fremont .
1,092
155
89
2
246
173
72
James. .
550
72
34
2
4
112
75
29
1
6
Jonesfield .
1,374
244
232
3
479
296
169
3
468
Kochville .
729
130
51
1
182
141
33
1
Lakefield
715.
119
50
1
1
171
124
40
1
1
Maple Grove
1,418
217
217
3
437
241
193
3
1
438
Marion .
610
130
12
2
1
145
129
13
2
1
597
Richland
1,568
414
169
6
3
12
604
470
118
3
2
4
Saginaw
1,524
186
131
2
1
320
228
87
2
1
318
Spaulding .
500
82
40
1
3
126
93
27
3
124
St. Charles.
2,706
344
215
8
1
3
7
578
378
177
8
1
3
8
575
Swan Creek
699
96
38
2
3
139
112
20
2
4
138
(a) Three wards with one voting precinct.
(b) Organized from Gerrish township, 1920.
523
ELECTION AND CENSUS STATISTICS.
22
Backus .
3
25
62
14
117
438
400
32
432
Brady .
1,224
202
89
·
416
315
568
943
246
111
175
166
145
2
7
166
524
ELECTION STATISTICS .- Continued.
For Governor.
For Secretary of State.
Population, 1920.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Prohibition.
Edward R. Markley,
Edward J. Jeffries,
Farmer-Labor.
Charles J. DeLand,
Catherine D. Doran,
Herman A. Kauhl,
Andrew Wood,
Paul Dinger,
Socialist Labor.
Eugene J. Brock,
Farmer-Labor.
Total.
SAGINAW COUNTY .- Con.
Taymouth ...
1,439
219
160
3
2
384
261
120
2
1
384
Thomastown .
973
214
89
2
305
242
63
305
Tittabawassee.
1,510
354
110
3
1
472
382
83
4
2
1
472
Zilwaukie
740
134
151
8
1
294
142
141
11
1
1
296
Saginaw City .
61,903
11,201
8,631
424
85
21
201
20,563
13,032
6,406
466
75
22
184
20,185
1st ward.
3,512
357
467
16
5
11
856
374
441
20
5
11
851
2d ward .
2,568
445
381
2
1
1
2
832
506
311
5
1
825
3d ward .
1,941
426
273
5
2
1
6
713
495
200
5
2
1
7
710
4th ward
2,759
583
427
29
5
1
4
1,049
688
295
36
4
2
5
1,030
5th ward.
2,489
225
383
13
2
1
21
645
193
274
15
2
1
14
499
6th ward.
2,777
565
317
18
1
3
19
923
636
238
19
2
4
17
916
7th ward.
2,106
617
362
5
1
7
992
769
193
6
2
9
979
8th ward.
3,635
842
607
10
1
1,462
1,005
428
9
2
1
1,445
9th ward.
3,349
671
495
21
28
1
16
1,232
826
339
21
19
1
15
1,221
10th ward.
3,201
582
383
16
5
6
992
614
275
21
3
6
919
11th ward
3,335
414
296
24
5
8
747
486
227
25
4
8
750
‹ 12th ward.
3,320
322
270
24
2
1
6
625
354
235
24
2
1
3
619
13th ward
3,357
525
342
22
1
21
918
592
273
29
3
17
914
14th ward.
4,903
1,013
76º
25
6
1
14
1,827
1,235
535
30
6
14
1,820
15th ward
2,067
458
373
10
1
2
844
545
274
11
3
·
2
835
16th ward .
2,192
522
420
5
1
1
2
951
682
258
5
2
1 |
1
949
Townships, cities and wards.
Alexander J. Groesbeck,
Woodbridge N. Ferris,
Benjamin Blumenberg,
John Y. Johnston,
Socialist Labor.
Total.
Republican.
Democrat,
Socialist.
Prohibition.
MICHIGAN MANUAL.
.
7
2
1
2
2
17th ward
1,733
402
294
1
2
699 841
484 490
207 323
12
2
6
.
10
4
12
1,439
20th ward.
4,137
752
431
57
1
2
14
851
59
1
2
14
1,230
21st ward .
3,745
350
301
38
1
2
19
711
369
276
39
1
2
20
707
Total
100,286
17,744
11,701
513
127
30
259
30,374
20,203
8,753
546
126
32
235
29,895
SANILAC COUNTY:
Argyle.
1,026
256
73
1
15
345
264
56
1
16
337
Austin
794
182
92
274
167
87
254
Bridgehampton
1,059
162
66
2
230
170
55
2
227
Buel.
984
125
75
200
159
38
Custer
943
188
26
1
215
185
25
1
211
Delaware
1,260
415
32
2
2
451
418
20
5
2
445
Elk .
1,335
249
83
4
2
338
258
69
1
5
2
335
Elmer .
825
169
35
204
180
22
202
Evergreen
898
158
26
2
186
168
11
1
1
181
Flynn .
802
172
39
4
1
216
193
18
1
212
Forrester ..
557
98
35
133
106
25
131
Fremont .
937
162
47
1
1
211
169
40
1
3
213
Greenleaf
754
121
51
4
6
1
1
184
137
33
5
6
1
1
183
Lamotte.
966
173
28
3
204
182
15
3
200
Lexington
1,412
331
79
1
1
1
414
347
52
1
1
1
402
Maple Valley .
868
192
37
229
195
32
1
228
Marion .
1,574
345
122
2
4
2
475
413
48
3
1
1
466
Marlett.
2,190
545
175
4
724
611
103
4
718
865
228
120
1
353
232
106
4
1
343
Minden . Moore.
1,132
271
33
6
313
279
22
3
7
311
Sanilac.
1,069
300
44
5
1
350
315
28
5
1
349
Speaker .
1,008
225
58
3
1
287
231
47
3
1
282
Washington
1,447
267
87
14
371
302
47
2
351.
Watertown.
958
188
27
4
219
195
15
4
214
Wheatland .
830
121
17
. 140
124
9
2
1
136
Worth .
910
191
38
1
237
205
23
1
5
234
Brown City .
828
207
55.
2
264
232
27
4
263
Croswell City
1,678
342
198
1
541
457
73
1
531
1st ward .
598
83
51
134
112
20
2d ward .
505
115
52
167
137
25
3d ward
575
144
95
1
240
208
28
1
237
Sandusky City.
1,228
403
60
2
3
468
408
44
2
3
457
Total.
31,237
6,786
1,858
44
70
4
14
8,776
7,302
1,190
46
58
6
11
8,613
·
2,346
388
431
14
1
39
8
3
15
838
1,447 1,257
501 303
74
19th ward .
6,176
742
610
525
ELECTION AND CENSUS STATISTICS.
1
2 1.
694 833
18th ward . .
7
7
-
.
.
132
162
.
197
.
·
1
4
.
3
3
2
526
ELECTION STATISTICS .- Continued.
For Governor.
For Secretary of State.
Population, 1920.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
John Y. Johnston,
Edward R. Markley,
Edward J. Jeffries,
Farmer-Labor.
Total.
Charles J. DeLand,
Catherine D. Doran,
Herman A. Kauhl,
Andrew Wood,
Prohibition.
Socialist Labor.
Eugene J. Brock,
Farmer-Labor .·
Total.
SCHOOLCRAFT COUNTY:
Doyle
457
71
12
5
88
70
13
Cr
88
Germfask.
448
71
33
104
80
22
102
Hiawatha.
531
105
=
17
133
99
12
19
130
Inwood
730
107
66
3
5
181
108
59
3
00
176
Manistique.
553
St
19
1
96
81
11
1
94
Mueller .
371
51
14
67
54
9
Seney ..
112
23
7
1
31
26
5
32
Thompson
395
25
28
19
1
73
21
30
19
1
71
Manistique City .
6,380
1,245
341
167
17
11
13
1,794
1,261
275
172
17
11
17
1,753
1st ward.
897
166
39
29
00
4
3
247
163
38
29
00
4
3
243
2d ward
1,986
295
93
50
5
2
6
451
284
96
50
5
2
8
445
3d ward
1,616
376
82
20
1
1
480
377
64
20
1
5
5
602
Total.
9,977
1,773
531
215
17
11
20
2,567
1,800
436
223
17
18
· 18
2,512
1
.
4th ward.
1,881
408
127
68
Cr
5
3
616
437
77
73
CT
1
463
MICHIGAN MANUAL.
Townships, cities and wards.
Alexander J. Groesbeck,
Woodbridge N. Ferris,
Benjamin Blumenberg,
Prohibition.
Socialist Labor.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Paul Dinger,
.
31
66
181
.
SHIAWASSEE COUNTY:
1
Antrim .
760
142 251
87
3
272
66
3
341
Burns .
1,157
269
137
1
6
413
291 196 126
113 58
1
4
259
Fairfield
794
119
57
6
182
49
1
6
182
Hazelton.
1,461
316
83
2
8
409
336
59
2
8
405
Middlebury .
740
153
44
2
5
204
171
27
2
5
205
New Haven
1,338
161
74
1
1
5
275
168
62
2
1
4
271
Owosso .
1,273
178
91
1
1
2
278
204
57
5
1
1
272
Perry .
1,864
403
264
3
18
688
484
170
4
24
682
Rush.
1,063
165
107
1
1₺
1
287
195
71
1
17
1
285
Sciota
1,332
258
191
6
1
456
296
145
10
1
452
Shiawassee
1,447
302
125
9
8
444
337
86
8
7
438
Venice.
1,192
191
107
4
1
303
218
76
5
1
Vernon .
4,314
799
379
13
13
1
2
1,207
788
351
18
21
1
2
1,181
Woodhull .
746
91
108
4
9
1
213
119
83
4
9
215
Corunna City
1,571
320
166
11
32
(a) 531
369
116
8
31
524
1st ward. .
737
170
98
2
20
(a) 292
201
68
1
21
291
2d ward
591
113
41
7
12
173
126
28
6
10
170
3d ward .
243
37
27
2
66
42
20
1
63
Owosso City
12,575
2,043
1,427
68
83
1
15
3,637
2,314
1,008
69
98
3
17
3,509
1st ward .
2,119
455
309
6
14
784
501
170
6
11
688
2d ward .
2,538
468
315
13
24
4
824
562
204
13
42
2
4
827
3d ward .
2,390
357
251
1
2
611
394
205
4th ward.
2,664
438
309
12
33
792
504
219
13
33
2
771
5th ward.
2,864
325
243
36
10
1
11
626
353
210
37
10
1
11
622
Total.
35,924
6,325
3,617
121
256
5
28
a10,354
7,035
2,663
126
296
7
27
10,154
ST. CLAIR COUNTY:
Berlin
1,089
173
68
6
2
(a) 250
188
52
5
2
247
Brockway.
871
224
75
2
9
1
(a) 313
256
45
2
5
1
309
Burtchville
386
86
11
Casco ..
1,272
185
96
2
1
284
185
93
2
1
281
China ..
1,103
183
112
1
1
2
299
190
102
4
I
2
299
.
1,264
164
95
1
4
264
151
66
4
1
.
.
.... ..
.. .
·
.
222 341
Bennington ..
1,033
.
1
6
411
Caledonia .
·
.
.
·
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
·
.
ELECTION AND CENSUS STATISTICS.
(a) Includes scattering vote.
527
.
.
.
·
.
·
300
.
.
.
.
601
2
.
D
97
88
8
96
75
4
1
222
33
34 4
5
.
.
528
ELECTION STATISTICS .- Continued.
·
For Governor.
For Secretary of State.
Population, 1920.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
John Y. Johnston,
Edward R. Markley,
Edward J. Jeffries,
Farmer-Labor.
Total.
Charles J. DeLand,
Catherine D. Doran,
Herman A. Kauhl,
Andrew Wood,
Paul Dinger,
Eugene J. Brock,
Farmer-Labor.
Total.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY .- Con.
Clay .
2,103
499
103
8
3
616
499
100
8
3
3
613
Clyde.
628
118
33
152
120
31
151
Columbus.
880
193
96
2
291
196
87
5
288
Cottrellville.
864
168
131
299
167
125
292
East China.
419
110
40
1
1
152
111
37
1
149
Emmett .
763
259
130
3
392
257
130
3
390
Fort Gratiot.
628
149
65
4
2
1
223
160
51
4
2
1
2
220
Grant ..
705
146
59
205
158
47
205
Greenwood
910
236
43
279
244
33
278
Ira.
952
250
119
1
371
247
118
1
367
Kenockee .
976
304
98
1
3
4
410
325
77
I
4
3
410
Kimball
938
194
67
2
1
269
203
53
1
2
264
Lynn ..
638
166
42
211
176
31
1
1
209
Mussey
1,603
372
157
532
417
109
2
1
4
533
Port Huron
2,642
496
167
7
4
4
678
531
133
4
1
676
Riley
1,168
410
201
10
3
626
441
161
11
25
3
St. Clair.
1,193
110
79
2
198
117
72
1
7
197
Wales . . .
1,160
302
52
354
304
50
354
Marine City.
3,731
851
469
5
2
6
1,333
911
416
2
4
5
1,338
1st ward.
1,189
289
190
3
1
487
315
160
3
4
482
MICHIGAN MANUAL.
$
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.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
. . .
.
1
1
1
1
2
·
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
Alexander J. Groesbeck,
Woodbridge N. Ferris,
Benjamin Blumenberg,
Prohibition.
Socialist Labor.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Prohibition.
Socialist Labor.
.
.
.
2
1
1
4
1
4
1
641
2
7
4
Townships, cities and wards.
19
1
7
67
2d ward 3d ward *Pt. Huron City
.
897 1,645 25,944
259 303 6,704
77
2
1
1
340 506
279 317
59
2
1
1
342
514
62
26
13
39
9,399
7,238
61
32
16
42
9,377
1st Prec.
423
170
4
597
414
152
566
2d Prec.
621
272
3
2
2
2
902
729
142
3
4
2
3
883
3d Prec.
422
230
6
658
433
207
6
6
1
6
3
1,338
4th Prec .
995
249
6
5
2
1
1,258
5th Prec
825
410
1
1
1
1,238
872
355
1
1,228
6th Prec.
941
383
6
5
4
1,339
1,029
283
7
5
·
10
737
7th Prec
521
183
14
3
6
11
738
581
124
17
2
3
8th Prec.
799
264
11
1
4
1,079
813
234
11
5
10
1,068
9th Prec ..
309
142
3
3
457
353
93
3
451
10th Prec.
292
128
10
2
1
10
443
334
80
1 10
6
1
11
442
11th Prec.
.
St. Clair City.
3,204
1,169
561
1,755
1,215
510
13
13
1,751
1st ward .
1,179
312
162
5
4.79
319
152
1
472
2d ward .
1,067
306
118
4
431
304
119
4
427
3d ward .
958
146
157
303
149
153
8
310
Yale City (b)
1,223
405
124
13
542
443
36
13
542
1st ward .
346
2d ward
312
405
124
13
542
443
86
13
542
3d ward ..
565
Total.
58,043
14,057
5,629
129
83
24
63
a19,988
14,944
4,659
135
98
34
65
19,935
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY:
Bur Oak.
1,330
343
168
3
7
521
376
139
3
522
Colon ..
1,513
283
194
9
12
5
503
319
157
8
429 9 4
5
501
Constantine
1,926
462
211
9
682
490
182
Fabius.
716
100
89
1
2
2
194
111
78
1
2
2
194
Fawn River
490
75
66
141
86
55
Florence .
566
83
72
155
90
64
1
155
Flowerfield.
791
109
48
3
4
164
110
45
3
5
163
Leonidas.
916
158
103
2
263
172
89
1
.
Lockport ..
647
101
77
1
2
181
107
71
1
2
181
Mendon .
1,305
300
188
2
10
1
501
321
165
..
·
496
*Population figures, by precincts, not available.
(a) Includes scattering vote.
(b) Three wards with one voting precinct.
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.
.
..
..
.
.
4
2
3
690
588
88
1
6
4
2
689
556
124
1
9
16
+
.
.
·
.
.
.
.
.
202
1
197
...
1,988
2,555
·
.
646
1,092
230
5
1,329
2
3
·
.
141
1
682
.
262
10
4
......
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ELECTION STATISTICS .- Continued.
For Governor.
For Secretary of State.
Population, 1920.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Prohibition.
Edward R. Markley,
Edward J. Jeffries,
Farmer-Labor.
Charles J. DeLand,
Catherine D. Doran,
Herman A. Kauhl,
Andrew Wood,
Prohibition.
Socialist Labor.
Eugene J. Brock,
Farmer-Labor.
Total.
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY .- Con.
401
78
52
2
132
78
52
2
132
Notawa. .
1,510
368
170
1
3
542
384
147
2
3
536
Park ..
207
123
110
2
23
2
260
128
102
2
27
2
261
Sherman.
757
114
78
192
118
74
Sturgis .
529
106
66
1
1
1
176
116
56
1
1
1
1
176
White Pigeon.
1,510
320
174
3
3
4
505
332
161
3
3
5
1
505
Sturgis City .
5,995
1,367
658
11
12
4
11
2,063
1,449
571
11
13
4
10
2,058
1st ward ..
986
258
128
1
4
1
392
279
103
2
5
1
390
2d ward .
1,522
364
167
2
4
1
538
386
142
2
3
2
535
3d ward .
1,373
320
152
5
1
1
479
337
134
5
1
1
478
4th ward .
2,114
425
211
3
4
3
8
654
447
192
2
5
3
6
655
Three Rivers City .
5,209
1,164
729
63
14
7
6
1,983
1,263
616
66
20
7
6
1,978
Ist Prec
1,618
491
280
10
8
3
3
795
533
232
11
12
3
3
794
2d Prec.
1,880
315
240
34
3
4
2
598
347
203
36
4
4
2
596
3d Prec.
1,101
231
128
11
3
373
248
107
11
4
370
4th Prec.
610
127
31
8
1
217
135
74
8
1
218
Total.
26,818
5,654
3,253
102
104
21
24
9,158
6,050
2,824
102
115
23
22
9,136
MICHIGAN MANUAL.
Townships, cities and wards.
Alexander J. Groesbeck,
Woodbridge N. Ferris,
Benjamin Blumenberg,
John Y. Johnston,
Socialist Labor.
Total.
-
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Paul Dinger,
1
.
193
·
1
1
·
.
.
Mottville.
·
TUSCOLA COUNTY:
1
7
2
302
Almer .
1,091
196
71
267
220
42
262
Arbela .
942
192
48
3
243
196
44
3
243
Columbia .
1,892
366
8
5
1
455
392
8
6
1
452
Dayton.
1,028
192
61
4
1
258
211
40
4
1
256
Denmark .
1,899
647
57
6
1
4
- 715
667
36
5
3
711
Elkland .
2,126
440
169
15
8
1
2
635
494
106
15
6
1
2
624
Ellington .
748
152
47
1
2
1
203
160
36
1
3
1
201
Elmwood
1,513
290
136
1
5
1
433
322
102
1
5
2
3
429
Fair Grove.
1,715
279
185
1
470
342
111
1
464
Fremont .
1,574
362
69
1
1
433
394
34
1
3
2
429
Gilford
1,215
190
32
4
2
228
200
18
4
17
4
227
Indian Fields
4,103
755
4
9
3
1,080
902
152
3
3
1
1,078
Juniata.
850
181
41
222
187
34
Kingston
1,181
184
58
30
2
274
202
36
33
2
273
Koylton.
843
165
59
2
13
239
166
55
2
13
236
Millington
1,539
339
151
4
1
3
524
404
79
4
28
1
3
519
Novesta . .
1,101
118
91
1
8
218
159
47
1
7
214
Tuscola .
1,169
333
92
425
351
70
421
Vassar .
2,138
510
150
2
10
672
570
88
2
10
670
Watertown
1,046
258
68
8
1
2
337
272
49
1
2
332
Wells .
780
99
26
1
1
127
102
23
1
1
127
Wisner
663
109
23
132
121
10
131
Total.
33,320
6,580
2,089
58
137
4
27
8,895
7,286
1,298
58
148
4
28
8,822
VAN BUREN COUNTY:
Almena .
738
121
37
4
162
127
31
4
162
Antwerp .
2,299
520
204
8
10
7420
547
169
7
10
733
Arlington .
1,289
217
121
4
1
2
(a) 346
234
103
3
3
343
Bangor
2,262
460
256
12
10
1
739
517
194
10
17
1
739
Bloomingdale .
1,685
363
173
2
12
550
386
147
2
11
1
547
Columbia
1,313
202
86
12
1
307
216
66
12
1
11
306
Covert ..
1,215
268
51
7
1
2
329
273
45
7
1
2
328
Decatur ..
2,253
461
167
2
3
633
491
134
2
4
631
Geneva.
1,304
247
88
9
1
345
254
79
8
1
342
(a) Includes scattering vote of one.
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Akron .
2,164
223
71
7
2
2
305
252
41
75
45
1
3
2
309
221
26
8
.
6
532
ELECTION STATISTICS .- Continued.
For Governor.
For Secretary of State.
Population, 1920.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Prohibition.
Edward R. Markley,
Edward J. Jeffries,
Farmer-Labor.
Total.
Charles J. DeLand,
Catherine D. Doran,
Herman A. Kauhl,
Andrew Wood,
Paul Dinger,
Eugene J. Brock,
Farmer-Labor.
Total.
VAN BUREN COUNTY .- Con.
Hamilton
736
101
69
00
1
1
178
113
56 216
6
2
178
Hartford .
2,576
511
233
24
3
2
1
774
522
25
3
1
769
Keeler .
925
189
100
289
207
80
Lawrence .
1,596
362
115
3
2
3
485
383
87
5
3
478
Paw Paw.
2,611
607
266
5
2
880
650
208
7
3
1
869
Pine Grove.
1,292
270
67
5
00
345
281
56
4
2
1
1
345
Porter ..
816
167
44
211
177
30
South Haven
1,067
218
83
6
00
310
239
53
7
5
2
1
307
Waverly .
909
145
77
.
South Haven City
3,829
1,040
350
24
12
2
1,428
1,119
254
23
9
2
1,407
1st ward.
1,856
497
136
13
1
2
649
524
103
13
3
2
645
2d ward
1,217
338
135
6
6
485
373
91
6
2
472
3d ward.
756
205
79
5
5
. 294
222
60
4
4
290
Total .
30,715
6,469
2,587
133
69
6
10 |(a)9,275
6,890
2,072
132
67
10
. 25
9,196
MICHIGAN MANUAL.
Townships, cities and wards.
Alexander J. Groesbeck,
Woodbridge N. Ferris,
Benjamin Blumenberg,
John Y. Johnston,
Socialist Labor.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Prohibition.
Socialist Labor.
207
218
222
154
64
12
287
.
1
WASHTENAW COUNTY:
Ann Arbor
1,051
173
113
1
1
288
204
104
1
Augusta .
1,395
304
115
3
2
1
425
314
100
3
2
419
Bridgewater
878
191
96
287
198
1
1
287
Dexter.
506
100
81
181
105
76
181
Freedom
859
254
70
324
262
57
319
Lima .
964
235
92
1
2
330
263
66
329
Lodi.
966
244
83
4
3
1
335
263
4
3
335
Lyndon .
527
104
2
1
1
213
118
2
1
211
Manchester
1,746
436
245
5
686
475
209
4
688
Northfield.
953
275
1
1
1
459
293
1
3
457
Pittsfield
1,017
232
1
315
263
50
313
Salem .
938
254
69
. 323
271
49
320
Saline
1,509
408
3
4
588
468
3
6
585
Scio.
1,313
360
208
5
3
576
414
5
1
572
Sharon.
709
158
100
1
259
190
60
7
1
258
Superior
778
153
85
2
240
166
72
2
240
Sylvan.
2,620
661
406
6
1
1,081
762
7
9
5
1,074
Webster .
617
136
94
2
232
150
80
230
York. .
2,162
463
234
3
4
704
574
180
756
Ypsilanti.
1,083
225
123
1
10
1
360
279
1
6
357
*Ann Arbor City
19,516
4,615
3,166
64
37
14
38
7,934
5,496
1,742
80
42
16
8
7,384
Ist Prec .
666
330
4
4
2
1,006
776
219
5
3
1,003
2d Prec.
700
293
21
5
7
13
1,039
763
227
25
9
9
1,033
3d Prec .
608
290
10
9
2
4
923
648
249
11
9
3
920
4th Prec.
644
413
6
4
9
1,077
721
337
8
1
6
1,073
5th Prec .
149
668
2
3
1
2
825
172
53
1
226
6th Prec .
654
443
5
3
1
3
1,109
939
223
7
5
2
1,176
7th Prec .
619
357
12
7
4
999
747
222
16
10
1
996
8th Prec.
575
372
4
2
1
956
730
212
7
5
1
2
957
Ypsilanti City .
7,413
2,106
1,176
17
25
4
3
3,331
2,357
894
18
16
2
9
3,296
1st Prec
1,705
609
199
7
2
817
669
137
7
813
2d Prec.
1,213
454
265
1
10
1
731
519
199
1
9
728
3d Prec.
2,025
544
362
6
1
915
641
257
2
5
905
4th Prec
832
214
112
3
329
230
98
3
331
5th Prec
1,638
285
238
6
2
1
539
298
203
8
8
2
519
Total.
49,520
12,087
(a)7,097
110
106
25
46
a19,471
13,885
4,758
121
a 102
31
23
a 18,920
*Population figures, by precincts, not available.
(a) Variation from official canvass.
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.
.
0
.
.
.
.
65
105
90
. .
..
108
147
291
.
2
71
·
.
..
·
7
2
2
1
173
82
181
160
87
1
534
ELECTION STATISTICS .- Continued.
For Governor.
For Secretary of State.
Population, 1920.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
John Y. Johnston,
Edward R. Markley,
Edward J. Jeffries,
Farmer-Labor.
Total.
Charles J. DeLand,
Catherine D. Doran,
Herman A. Kauhl,
Andrew Wood,
Prohibition.
Paul Dinger,
Eugene J. Brock,
Total ..
WAYNE COUNTY:
2,161
392
263
10
4
1
5
775 476
212
10
3
1
4
673
Canton ..
1,219
194
276
4
2
1
23
1,673
443 209 1,192 2,884
61 374
50
13
1
22
1,652
Ecorce
22,911
2,843
1,671
141
14
16
102
4,787 310
1,573
14
19
75
4,710
Gratiot
975
172
106
19
3
10
155
105
2
8
290
Greenfield .
2,643
612
211
29
2
19
875
630
179
32
5
4
16
866
Grosse Isle.
802
224
71
2
1
298
238
53
2
1
2
2
20
2,096
Hamtramck
49,287
2,894
448
219
3
25
52
3,641
2,894
396
233
3
24
35
3,585
Huron.
1,814
360
115
1
4
2
482
370
106
2
5
2
485
Livonia. .
1,608
274
80
2
1
5
362
285
68
2
2
1
4
362
Monguagon
3,275
593
176
12
2
9
793
604
150
12
2
2
9
779
Nankin .
5,801
903
439
30
17
5
24
1,418
903
335
34
19
4
18
1,313
Northville
2,249
571
180
7
5
1
764
625
125
2
7
2
2
1,156
Redford .
5,201
1,075
352
41
4
2
30
1,504
1,117
289
43
4
2
35
1,490
Romulus .
1,932
321
102
2
11
1
6
443
320
83
11
1
5
422
Springwells.
2,466
175
68
21
1
12
277
179
54
1
7
267
Sumpter .
1,263
123
63
2
1
192
137
52
2
Taylor . .
1,168
239
41
Z
2
285
242
35
1
3
1
282
Van Buren .
2,029
383
265
3
7
1
659
431
118
3
5
557
MICHIGAN MANUAL.
.
276
Dearborn .
5,206
1,162
426
48
13
Grosse Point .
6,068
1,533
545
30
2
1
20
2,131
1,536
503
33
.
.
3,539
676
349
26
9
2
2
1,064
802
310
29
11
1
760
Plymouth.
.
.
26
. .
1
192
.
Alexander J. Groesbeck,
Woodbridge N. Ferris,
Benjamin Blumenberg,
Prohibition.
Socialist Labor.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Socialist Labor.
Farmer-Labor.
Brownstown.
4
2
145 20
2
294
1
2
3
Townships, cities and wards.
Detroit City.
993,739 1191,031
53,138 4,360
10,069 711
577 36
852 43 17
361
18,940 10,768 10,265
1,126
16
41
104
10,105
4th ward
43,112
10,222
3,425
335
36
27
391
14,436
10,631
2,581
374
37
27
300
13,950
5th ward
54,651
6,877
852
879
8
54
115
8,785
6,725
781
896
15
60
78
8,555
6th ward
47,287
10,187
3,727
551
32
62
499
15,058
10,402
3,036
637
50
64
374
14,563
7th ward .
29,153
4,507
585
141
13
21
98
5,365
4,338
492
149
13
21
67
5,080
8th ward.
42,517
10,424
3,697
476
45
34
435
15,111
10,401
3,175
491
44
35
340
14,486
9th ward
61,584
7,350
1,363
355
12
18
217
9,345
6,967
1,314
375
17
57
168
8,898
10th ward
39,560
9,047
2,992
335
26
41
388
12,829
8,693
2,620
358
45
45
300
12,061
11th ward
32,447
5,076
1,194
208
4
29
200
6,711
4,764
897
233
11
22
149
6,076
12th ward.
46,866
9,627
2,995
468
25
57
363
13,535
9,724
2,487
532
54
47
262
13,106
13th ward.
48,054
7,433
1,829
449
31
39
408
10,189
7,084
1,539
494
25
61
311
9,514
14th ward.
52,780
13,103
3,360
402
44
40
352
17,301
13,262
2,677
506
58
41
292
16,836
15th ward.
42,274
8,933
2,380
505
26
46
381
12,271
8,730
2,117
600
41
62
290
11,840
16th ward
72,857
12,173
3,548
587
46
37
484
16,875
12,013
3,107
645
39
57
352
16,243
17th ward .
51,622
12,819
3,173
622
43
65
571
17,293
12,606
2,793
737
58
87
442
16,723
18th ward
43,137
5,029
1,332
265
15
30
238
6,909
4,965
1,125
309
20
36
185
6,640
19th ward .
46,158
9,036
2,458
599
35
40
537
12,705
8,773
2,212
665
45
50
395
12,140
20th ward .
37,764
4,588
1,223
325
8
36
234
6,414
4,534
1,027
342
17
33
160
6,113
21st ward.
71,848
15,371
4,747
997
53
53
715
21,936
15,352
4,077
1,145
69
94
548
21,285
*Highland Park City
46,499
9,399
3,695
796
81
48
208
14,227
10,082
2,676
883
96
51
168
13,956
Ist Prec ..
738
259
37
1
18
1,053
791
181
42
2
1
16
1,033
2d Prec.
521
159
96
6
6
20
808
538
122
98
6
5
14
783
3d Prec.
763
338
84
6
9
27
1,227
804
257
99
12
10
24
1,206
4th Prec.
749
239
15
7
1
6
1,017
823
157
16
6
1
4
1,007
5th Prec.
843
344
62
6
1
11
1,267
963
212
61
10
1
8
1,255
6th Prec.
738
360
67
2
15
1,189
740
210
76
9
2
14
1,051
7th Prec .
712
367
82
12
3
29
1,205
750
290
95
12
3
23
1,173
8th Prec.
668
296
44
6
4
8
1,026
734
206
49
7
4
7
1,007
9th Prec .
642
237
41
5
1
9
935
716
160
48
3
1
7
935
10th Prec.
697
212
20
2
1
5
937
736
152
21
2
1
4
916
11th Prec.
621
149
12
1
2
4
789
668
93
14
2
2
779
12th Prec.
732
288
78
4
2
12
1,116
779
210
85
7
4
13
1,098
13th Prec.
445
237
79
4
9
15
789
452
206
86
2
10
12
768
14th Prec .
530
210
79
15
6
29
869
588
220
93
18
6
20
945
.
41,190
8,175
1,231
666
24 15
242
33
145
263,041 |189,657 13,742 7,940 8,011
44,886 3,624 2,079
11,291 771 225 807
43
56
340
18,576
1st ward.
56,344
13,429
7,625
2,667
193
194
10,487
2d ward
32,534
29
20
3d ward
. .
.
.
* * Population figures, by precincts, not available.
535
ELECTION AND CENSUS STATISTICS.
7,374
776 11,016 |5,651 \
253,277
.
536
ELECTION STATISTICS .- Concluded.
For Governor.
For Secretary of State.
Population, 1920.
Alexander J. Groesbeck,
Woodbridge N. Ferris,
Benjamin Blumenberg,
John Y. Johnston,
Edward R. Markley,
Socialist Labor.
Farmer-Labor.
Charles J. DeLand,
Catherine D. Doran,
Herman A. Kauhl,
Andrew Wood,
Prohibition.
Paul Dinger,
Eugene J. Brock,
Farmer-Labor.
Total.
WAYNE COUNTY .- Con.
*Wyandotte City .
13,851
2,845
1,030
39
10
9
31
3,964 997
2,940 738
883 225 162
43
8
10
10
1st Prec
687
287
5
3
4
11
2d Prec.
569
201
4
1
4
779
594
6
1
763
3d Prec. .
612
203
13
1
7
838
625
179
14
2
1
1
822
4th Prec
545
180
9
2
5
744
549
167
9
2
2
2
731
5th Prec
128
62
6
1
1
3
131
58 92
6
1
2
2
200
6th Prec.
304
97
/ 2
1
1
303
3
1
1
400
Total.
1,177,706
218,994
64,210
11,555
772
972
7,938
304,441
218,875
53,626
12,903
994
1,143
6,093
293,634
WEXFORD COUNTY:
Antioch.
96
34
3
2
135
26
3
2
135
Cedar Creek.
1,405
228
158
22
2
1
411
71
29
1
1
411
Cherry Grove.
403
59
30
2
2
93
60
27
· 2
2
91
Clam Lake.
825
130
63
1
194
130
27
5
1
163
Colfax.
576
98
34
2
1
135
111
22
1
134
MICHIGAN MANUAL.
1
5
183
Boon ..
632 591
119
43
11
7
1
5
186
104 135 309
27
11
4
5
2
4
4
·
.
.
·
. .
...
Townships, cities and wards.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Prohibition.
Edward J. Jeffries,
Total.
Republican.
Democrat.
Socialist.
Socialist Labor.
.
...
.
..
..
3,894 978
3
201 405
Greenwood .
299
43
27
1
3
1 1
75
51
15
1
4
2
73
Hanover. .
509
85
34
1
120
104
15
1
11
3
2
80
Henderson .
130
15
10
25
22
3
25
Liberty
284
62
23
4
89
75
11
4
90
Selma .
533
50
22
4
1
77
58
14
3
1
76
Slagle
323
44
27
1
72
54
17
1
72
South Branch
221
27
17
44
28
16
Springville.
748
77
2
2
143
86
53
2
141
Wexford
573
54
45
2
101
59
40
2
101
Cadillac City .
9,750
1,637
1,036
23
23
5
6
2,730
1,905
747
22
22
6
2,707
1st ward.
3,130
406
283
14
1
4
3
711
453
233
1
4
3
706
2d ward ..
3,019
542
350
7
8
909
639
245
9
7
2
902
3d ward
2,160
502
284
1
9
1
797
606
174
9
1
790
4th ward .
1,441
187
119
1
5
1
313
207
95
1
5
1
309
Total.
18,207
2,884
1,681
52
69
(a) 9
16
(a)4,711
3,355
1,142
(a) 49
75
7
18
(a) 4, 646
*Population figures, by precincts, not available.
(a) Varies some from official canvass.
537
...
Harring . .
405
60
16
3
2
81
64
.
1
t
44
.
62
.
. ..
.
5
12
2
.
.
ELECTION AND CENSUS STATISTICS.
120
....
1
538
MICHIGAN MANUAL.
OF THE LEGISLATURE.
AN ACT to fix the compensation and mileage of members and of certain officers and employes of the legislature, to provide the manner of paying said compensation and mileage, and to make appropriation therefor.
(a) [Act 1, P. A. 1919.]
The People of the State of Michigan enact:
SECTION 1. The compensation of the president and members of the senate, and of the members of the house of representatives, shall be eight hundred dollars each for the regular session. When convened in extra session their compensation shall be five dollars per day each for the first twenty days and nothing thereafter. They shall each be entitled to and shall receive ten cents per mile and no more for one round trip to each regular and special session of the legislature by the usually traveled route.
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