The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
Progressiyes Gain Some Ground,
but Nominate Only Three
Candidates.
DEFEAT OF B0UTELL
ONE STRIKING FEATURE
Cannon Effectually Checks the
Spirit of Insurgency in His
Own District.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.--Insurgents were
victorious in three out OF twenty Ave con-
gressional districts OF Illinois In the pri
mary election yesterday
Henry S. Boutell. stand patter Republi-
can. who has represented the ninth.
Chicago district, in congress for twelve
years. was defeated by Frederick H
Gansbergen, who conducted his campaign
on an out and out insurgent platform.
Gansbergen was supported by tho regu-
lar Republican organization.
Gansbergen'e vote was 1854. BoutelIs
25eS, Arthur West, the third candidate.
received 1874 votes.
In the eleventh district Colonel Ira G.
Copley, the first man In Illinois TO come
out as an insurgent candidate. won the
Republican nomination over George W.
Conn, who ciassed himself as a progress
I've conservative. This seat now is oc-
cupied by Howard NJ Snapp. a stand
patter, Colonel Copley carried the dis
trict by 46s votes. according 10 the lat
est figures.
Close in Thirteenth.
John c. Mckenzie secured the Repub-
lican nomination In the thirteenth dis
trict, after a spirited contest with Reu..
ben z, Tiffany. Both Mckenzie and
Tiffany denied afflliation with the stand
patters. Mckenzie making his campaign
as a progressive. while Tiffany exhibited
slightly more radical views and called
Frank O. Lowden, the present repre-
sentative from this district. has been
| aligned with the regulars and the Sc
| lection OF either Mckenzie or Tiffany
| would have been a gain for the progress
| ives.
George Edmund Foss. stand patter and
| head OF the naval affairs committee OF
| the house won the Republican nomina-
tion in the tenth district by about 900
votes. after hard contest In which he
was opposed by George P Engleha-d
and Frederick c. Delang. insurgents.
In the second district Congressman j.
| r. Mann received more votes than his
two insurgent opponents combined.
| Speaker Joseph G. Cannon was re-
majority close TO 5000. He was op
posed by Henry B. Downs. an insurgent
Of his own city.
| Lee O'Nel Browne the minority lead
CT in the lower house of the Illinois leg
| islature. who was recently acquitted OF
| q charge of bribery In connection with
the election of United states Senator
| representative in La Sale county by d
| large majority
Out of thirty-two Democrats IN the last
legisla ture who voted for William Lori
mer for United States senator, twenty
| two were renominated yesterday,
List Of Nominees.
The following Is list OF Republican
and Democratic nominees for congress:
| District No. Martin b. Madden r.;
Michael Maher, d,
District No 2-'James R Mann, r.:
District No. 3-'william L. Wilson. r.:
| Fred ]. Crowley. ..
District No. 4-Mlchael G. Walsh. r.;
| James C. McDermott. n.
| District No 5-Louis II. Clussman, r.;
| 'Adolph J. SABBATH, D.
District No 6-'Willian J. Moxley R.,
| Edmond j. Stack. D,
| District No. 7-"Frederck Lundin. r.;
Frank Buchanan, D.
District No, S-Danlel D. Coffey. R.;
| Thomas Gallagher,
District No Sired Gansoergsn, r.;
District No, 1o-George Edmund Foss.
r. Richard ]. Finpegan. d.
District No. 11-Ira c. Copley. r..
| Frank O. Hawley, y.
District No 12-'Chares e. Fuller Il.
There was no Democratic candidate.
District No. l3-John Mckenzie, r.;
Henry s. Dixon, D.
District No, l-'Janes Mckinney. Il.
There was no Democratic candidate,
District No 15-'George w. Prince, r.;
Albert f, BerglGnd. D.
District No, 16-sJoseph v, Graft r.;
@iIdSG District t No o i7-'John A. Sterling, R.;
G9is Dst1cs fat1SoFi So, iis.Joseph = C. Cannon, R..
William J.; Cundirt, D;
District No, 2o-james H DanskIn, R.:
Henry T. Rainey, D.
District No. 21-H Clay Wilson. R.;
'James NJ. Graham, D.
District No. 22-'Wiliam a, Roden-
berg r. Bruce A. Campbell. D.
District No 23-L. ii. Joy, r.: "Mar-
tin ID, Foster. ID.
man. r.; II, Robert Fowler. D.
District No. o5-"N p. Thistlewood. R.:
William D. Lycrtle, d.
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