Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-18 | Page 8 | Colorado Candidates Only Few Votes Apart

COLORADO CANDIDATES ONLY FEW VOTES APART DENVER. Colo, Sept. 18. The ex-lent ex-lent of the Non-Partisan victory In Tuesday's primary and the result of the Republican contest for nomination for the United States senator remained in doubt on the face of belated returns re-turns received up to today. On the Democratic ticket the Nonpartisan Non-partisan league seems to have nominated nomi-nated candidates for governor and lieutenant governor. W. R. CalllcoltO, i Xon-Partisan candidate for nomina- 1 tion for senator, reduced the lead of Tully Scott to 846 with some 400 pre- ! rlnets to report. With some '00 precincts pre-cincts to report. Morrison Shafroth had a lead of 2. 801 over George Hefh-eringtoii, Hefh-eringtoii, Non -Partisan candidate for j Democratic nomination for attorn?; . general. Returns late esterday placing Sani-1 Sani-1 uel D Nicholson of Leadvllla n the j lead for tho first time for R'epubll can nomination for Lnlted States sen- ator. were upset by returns trom .he remainder of Pueblo county and with 112 precincts to report Karl C. Schuy-1 ler was leading by 111 votes Pull returns are Improbable before' next Tuesday when the offlci.il count will have been made In all the counties coun-ties In some the official count will be started today. oo I