The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-09

DEs MONIES, Iowa, June 9.-Pres-
,aept Taft was indorsed by Iowa re-
uublicans in the primary OF Tuesday
b. the standpatters, who demonstrat-
ID their strength by nominating Gov.
Carroll over Warren Garst, the
urotege Of Senator Cummins. and con-
trolling six of the eleven congression-
ii districts. In the coming state con-
vention In August the standpatters
viii control every committee of the
convention, will indorse Carroll. his
state administration, President Taft,
and will denounce the attempted die
tation from senator's in Washington
as to Iowa elections.
With FIVE counties missing, Gov.
Carroll, regular, has a majority of 706
votes. The missing counties are
known as Carroll strongholds and will
probably bring his total up to 1900 or
1000
Judge Prouty, progressive" car
ried every county in the Seventh dis
trict, his unofficial majority being
3,106.
Senator A. B. Cummins, who left
Washington al a critical time to come
o Iowa with the avowed purpose Of
defeating Carroll for a second term
which he himself as governor was
accorded without opposition, was Civ
en- stinging rebuke at the polls. He
spoke in the Fig 18th and Ninth dis
trlcts and sought the defeat principal
y of Congressman Walter /. Smith of
Council Bluffs, Charles Kennedy ir
the First district and Judge Horace
Tower in the Eighth Every one of
'ne standpatters against whom he
spoke We're nominated.
The primary election is considered
glorious victory for administration
republicans who wish to see Taft In
aoised. The six congressional dis
uic's, IN which the standpatters con-
uol me delegates to the state conven-
uoa, are the First, Second, Fifth,
sxln, Eighth and Ninth. Besides
'nlS control OF committees, 1t is now
esumated they will control the votes
" Inc convention floor by about 100.
~ as much as the standpatters control
le convention, the two Iowa senator's
'n not get the much-sought COM
nendation from the Iowa republican
Invention for their opposition to
resident Taft's policies.
iormer Gov. Frank Jackson, in an
.n'erview, declares the election to be
peat boost for the national admin
aaation a, of President Taft, and pre-
S0s the state convention will give
lln a rousing Endorsement.
The Congressional Tickets.
.ooWing are the republican con-
s'esslonal results:
-. snst dlstrict--C. A. Kennedy, reg.
rs, Trsse,ond-Cnarles Grilk, progressive.
ulra-C. p. Pickett, progressive.
~. .Ouf'n Gilbert N. Haugen, progress
ss,,lth-James s,. w. Good, progressive.
ss,Aen-.N. q. Kendell, progressive
M.eieh-S. Masi F. Prouty, progressive.
Ssasnth-H. S,sna NJ. Towner, regular.
Tal, Tl.ln--Walter I. Smith, regular.
s,vo n'n-frank P. Woods, progress
slve. a. f1upoaru, progress
me-. me- democratic nominees are:
sa ns. disrict-James S. Pollard.
Tss TTesssond-T. S. Pepper
nrnird-John Dennison
Muuftn--D. M.4, D. Murphy.
ssH.h-s. G. Huber
sa.'h-Daniel sa. w. Hamilton.
ssssventh-Clint ss L. price.
Nsnth--F. N,1' @. Stuart
M ml.n--W. I. Cleveland.
-Aeventh-No candidate.
p,,nesnnedy's Majority Is a,to4.
nan .'i - NGFON, June 9.--Congress-
can = = a, Kennedy, regular republi-
Iowa ls.eived s. majority in the First
ress,, district over Brookhart, pro-
over !, OF 5.l04, a decisive victory
y II e Gummins wing. Every coun-
delesa..n,e .ne district will send solid Taft
eopgaaaso aasions to the republican state
Nention August 3.
WAsp1'ar Republicans Rejoice.
Stai!NGTON, June 9.-Organiza-
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