The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-01


Congressman Mann will be returned
without serious difficulty.
Third District-The Englewood
district Is to return Congressman
William w. Wilson, without much
doubt. The Democratic nominee is
Fred J. Crowley. but he has not
made serious campaign. and there
appears TO be little question that
Congressman Wilson will win out
easily. Harry +. Atwood. Lori
mer Republican, made the fight
against Congressman Wilson in the
primaries and was disastrously de-
feated.
McDcrmott VIII BE Neglected.
Fourth District-This is the stock
yards" district. now represented in
Washington by Congressman James
T. McDermott. The Democrats were
torn to fragments in the primaries
by the attack upon McDermott be-
cause he had been marked up as a
Cannon Democrat in the ru.es fight.
McDermott won out strongly. and
his managers expect TO get the full
Democratic support in this over
whelmingly Democratic district.
Michael c. Walsh is the Republican
nominee against Congressman Nc
Dermott. lie has the unqualified
support OF the Town OF Lake or
ganization. following the leadership
of Governor Deneen. He has made
a stiff campaign. The chances are
entirely favorable TO MoDermott's
reelection.
Fifth District-This is Demo-
cratic district, and Congressman A.
J. SABBATH expects to be reelected
with scarcely a whimper. His Re-
publican opponent is Louis II. Cluss-
man. There has been a nasty Demo-
cratic factional fight through this
old time 'Loeffler" territory, but
SABBATH is tipped as the winner by a
greatly reduced majority.
Monkeys Defeat Is Possible.
Sixth District-Comment on this
district is futile. II is now repre-
ctuNtu, Ou lNo idet VI tlit Itbuiho
by Congressman William j. Monkey.
Moxley is renominated. Edmund J.
Stack. who gave Lorimer the race
OF his life in the same district when
the blonde boss was seeking return
to Washington, is Monkeys oppo-
nent. and is marked up as having
the thorough backing of the Demo-
cratic organization in the district.
Stack has made hard campaign
while II is reported that Monkey is
on the tremendous efforts
which he made at the November
special election last year to be suffi-
Client for this time. IL might be
Moxley, probably Stack.
Seventh District-Here is regu-
lar fight. Congressman Fred Lun-
lin is pressed to the point where
the heavy Republican vote in the
towns which are in his dis
Lrict are relied upon by the Republic
IAN leaders to save him. Frank
Buchanan. carrying the labor sup
port, is the Democratic candidate, !,
with the experience furnished by
two campaigns. Congressman Lun-
din has the hearty support of the ,
entire Republican organization
this northwest side district.
he has been one of
Lorimer's closest lieutenants in and
out of congress. I
Eighth District-There is no fight
IN this district worthy of the name.
Thomas Gallagher. re-
nominated by the Democrats in this
Democratic district, wins
in walk. ID. ID. Coffey Is the
leader OF the Republican forlorn
hope. 4
Evans Gives Gansbcrgen Battle.
Ninth District-Here is another .
lighting ground. due chiefly to the .
bitter primary row which ended in
he defeat of Congressman Boutel
by Frederick IL. Gansbergen, who
lad the unequivocal support OF
Mayor Busse and the regular Re-
publican organization on the north
side. Lynden Evans Is the Demo-