The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17

In the Eleventh district. Colonel Ira
G. Coploy. the first man IN Illinois
90 come out ~ an insurgent candi-
date. won the Republican nomination
over George W. Conn. who classed him
self as "a proErcEsive-conserv
This seat now is occupied by Howard
NJ. SnapD. n standputter. Colonel Cop
ley carried tho district by f6S votes.
according TO the latest figures.
John G. Mckenzie secured the Re
publican nomination IN the Thirteenth
district after a spirited contest with
Reuben r Tiffany Both Mckenzie
and Tiffany denied utilization with The
EtundpattcrE. Mckenzie making bis
campaign as an insurgent while Tiff
fanny exhibited slightly more radical
views and also called himself an in
rurgcnt. Congressman Frank q. Low
den. tho present representative from
this district. has been aligned with the
regulars. and the selection Of either
Mckenzie or Tiffany would have been
n gain for the insurgents.
Toss Wins Out.
George Edmund Foss. standpatter.
md head of the naval affairs com
mittEc OF the House. won the Rcpub-
lican nomination IN the Tenth district
hy about 500 votes. after n hard con-
test On which he was opposed by George
T.. Englchard and Frederick G.. Delang.
Insurgents.
In the second district CONGRESSMAN
=. r. Mann received more votes than
bis two insurEcnt opponents combined.
speaker Joseph g.. Cannon was re-
nominated In the Eighteenth district
~ majority close 10 5000. lie was
opposed by Henry y. Downs. an in
EurEcnt of his own city.
Lee O'Ncii Browne. the minority
leader in the lower house. II the IT,
liuoi- legislature. who was recently
acquitted 81 "a charge Of bribery in CON
nccflon with the election 81 United
HHH eos NHHHH H#.aI raafH
rcuoninafcd FOR representative IN Ia
sale county bv large majority.
out u % Democrats iu the last leg
islature who voted for william Lori
MGR for United States senator % were
rcuominatcd yesterday.
list OF Candidates.
The following is a list ~ Repub-
Icau and Democratic nominees FOR
First district. Martin r. Nader
Gep.1. Michael Maher tDem1
second district. james T.. Manr
Oep1. John q. Vaughan ODemD
Third district. william L. Wilson
CcpD. Fred j. Crowley DemD
Fourth district. Michael O.. Walsh
Utepl. Flames e.. McDermott DEM
Fifth district. Louis ~. Claussmar
sixth district civilian j. MoNle-
(yep.). Edmond =. Stack ODemD
Seventh district. Frederick Lundii
(Rcp.1. Frank Buchanan tDcm.)
CRep.l. Thomas Gallagher CDemD
Ninth district. Fred Gansbergei
CEcpl. T.. Evans CDcm.J
Tenth district George Edmund Eos
(Ecp1. Richard i. F'inneEan CDcmD
Eleventh district. Ira O.. Cople
(Repl. Frank %. Hawlcv CDcmD
Twelfth district. Charles r. Fulle
(Rcpl. no Democratic candidate.
Thirteenth district. John McEenzi
CRcpl. Henry S. Dixon DemD
Fourteenth district. flames McKfn
ncy CRcpl. no Democratic candidate.
Fifteenth district. George w. Prime
(Rep1, Albert p. BerElaud DemD
sixteenth district. Joseph v. Graf
CRcp.l. Claude l.. stone CDcmD
Seventeenth district. rJohn A. Stcri
ing (Kcp). Louis Fithenry CDem.l
Eighteenth district. Joseph c. Can
non Ogcpl. william T. C7rudlff CDem.
Nineteenth district. sWilliam. r. NC
kinney CRep.). r. g. Grady CDam.D
twentieth district. James m. Danski
(RepD. Henry T. Daincv CDcmD
Twcutv-first district. TT. CLAY Wflso
(Rcp). sJnmcs n. Graham( Dem.)
Twcnty-sccond district. ~W1liam 4
RodenhcrE (Rcp), Bruce A. Campbell
DEM
Twcnty-third district. T. II. 10
CRcp1. martin r. Foster CDeml
Twenty-fourth district. pleasant I
Chapman Rcp). IT. Robert Fowle
Dom.l
Twcuty-fifth district. ~. r. Thistle
CContfnucd on F-nEc Trvo.D