General Election November 3, 1908
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1 General Election November 3, 1908 President William H. Taft Republican 3,567 William J. Bryan Democrat 2,568 Eugene V. Debs Socialist 31 Eugene W. Chafin Prohibition 83 Thomas Hisgen Independence 1 Thomas E. Watson People's 1 August Gillhaus Socialist Labor 2 United States Congressman Ralph D. Cole Republican 3,350 William R. Niven Democrat 2,768 Charles Edward Wharton Socialist 42 Simeon McMoran Prohibition 65 Governor Andrew L. Harris Republican 3,560 Judson Harmon Democrat 2,604 Robert Bandlow Socialist 28 John B. Martin Prohibition 58 Andrew F. Otte Independence 0 John Kircher Socialist Labor 2 Lieutenant Governor Francis W. Treadway Republican 3,563 David L. Rockwell Democrat 2,569 Julius Zorn Socialist 29 George H. Creamer Prohibition 68 James A. McKitrick Independence 4 Charles W. Baughman People's 1 John E. Steiger Socialist Labor 2 Auditor of State Edward M. Fullington Republican 3,440 William W. Durbin Democrat 2,718 John P. McGuire Socialist 33 Joseph R. Stratton Prohibition 66 Mark W. Madge Independence 0 John A. Sheffield People's 1 Bernard S. Frayne Socialist Labor 2 Treasurer of State Charles C. Green Republican 3,455 David S. Creamer Democrat 2,690 Thomas C. Devine Socialist 30 James H. Ford Prohibition 68 John P. Thornbury Independence 0 Danford Hare People's 1 Henry Piper Socialist Labor 2
2 Attorney General Ulysses G. Denman Republican 3,518 Timothy S. Hogan Democrat 2,612 John C. Madden Socialist 31 George S. Hawke Prohibition 67 John P. Turner Independence 0 Joseph A. Meyer People's 1 Max Eisenberg Socialist Labor 2 Board of Public Works Two to be Elected Bernard W. Baldwin Republican 3,550 William Kirtley Jr. Republican 3,539 Joseph A. States Democrat 2,571 Bernard Doran Democrat 2,570 Charley D. Huff Socialist 31 Valentine Knecht Socialist 31 Abel A. Bostwick Prohibition 70 Peter A. Wolf Prohibition 69 James E. Jackson Independence 0 Thomas C. McGrath Independence 0 James M. Becker People's 1 William Allerton People's 1 J.H. Behr Socialist Labor 2 Peter Faber Socialist Labor 2 Commissioner of Common Schools John W. Zeller Republican 3,542 John A. McDowell Democrat 2,589 Karl A. Cheyney Socialist 32 Robert C. Simpson Prohibition 67 Charles E. Lukens Independence 1 Charles E. Lukens People's 3 John Isaack Socialist Labor 2 Dairy and Food Commissioner Renick W. Dunlap Republican 3,562 David Eley Democrat 2,564 Jeremiah Allen Socialist 31 Henry Prescott Prohibition 67 Edward P. Adams Independence 2 James F. Stigler People's 2
3 Supreme Court Judges Two to be Elected James L. Price Republican 3,535 John A. Shauck Republican 3,534 Hugh T. Mathers Democrat 2,589 George B. Okey Democrat 2,582 Fred F. Truhlar Socialist 31 George Gebhard Socialist 30 Charles M. Strickler Prohibition 68 Albert L. Talcott Prohibition 66 Hugh T. Mathers Independence 2 George B. Okey Independence 1 Emil Miller Socialist Labor 4 Burt Rugg Socialist Labor 3 Supreme Court Clerk John S. McNutt Republican 3,548 Oliver C. Larason Democrat 2,575 John G. Willert Socialist 31 Israel B. Miller Prohibition 67 Thomas F. Connell Independence 2 Gustav G. Linn People's 1 William Henke Socialist Labor 3 Circuit Court Judge George E. Crane Republican 3,563 Walter H. Kinder Democrat 2,567 B.F. Hutchison Socialist 32 State Senator Richard L. Cameron Republican 3,368 William P. O'Brien Democrat 2,792 Arthur G. Parthemer Socialist 32 State Representative George M. Wilber Republican 3,623 Peter Fisher Democrat 2,514 H.A. Rightmire Socialist 41 Probate Judge Dudley E. Thornton Republican 3,550 S.F. Barr Democrat 2,593 Clerk of Courts Charles Parrott Republican 3,545 William Laughrey Democrat 2,599
4 County Sheriff Cad Price Republican 3,270 M.T. Cody Democrat 2,886 W.W. Orahood Socialist 33 Lester W. Cline Republican 3,393 Henry Liggett Democrat 3,171 J.D. Poling Socialist 44 Evan T. Jones Republican 3,394 Guido. Robinson Socialist 65 Arthur R. Webb Republican 3,398 Lester W. Cline Socialist 1 County Auditor Albert J. Shelton Republican 3,483 Edward F. Bault Democrat 2,664 J.W. Merritt Socialist 33 County Treasurer Robert G. Guy Republican 3,414 Edward E. Moore Democrat 2,742 J.C. Moffit Socialist 29 County Recorder Edward H. Hatton Republican 3,573 John Montgomery Democrat 2,606 County Surveyor Alvi Graham Republican 3,598 George P. Zwerner Democrat 2,559 Prosecuting Attorney Frank Z. Ballinger Republican 3,427 John H. Willis Democrat 2,738 County Coroner Pearl D. Longbrake Republican 3,511 Harry Southard Democrat 2,644 County Infirmary Director John R. Taylor Republican 3,554 George Trapp Democrat 2,575 M. Hamilton Socialist 33
5 County Infirmary Director Orvill O. Marriott Republican 3,534 Harry Conner Democrat 2,587 L.L. Argo Socialist 28 County Infirmary Director Casper Ruhl Republican 3,541 William E. Blaney Democrat 2,581 Constitutional Amendment - Taxation Yes 2,387 No 763 Constitutional Amendment - General Assembly Commencement Yes 2,404 No 544 Constitutional Amendment - Governor Veto and General Assembly Override Yes 2,272 No 544 Total Number of Votes 6,253
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