The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

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tories q direct primariee--Johnson
Insursent. nominated for governor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES progressive.
Passed initiative and referendum. Re-
publican primaries not yet held.
/. Connscticutt--Rspu stand
patters In control.
Delaware-Local option light big 10
sue. Standpat state.
Florida-Broward, progressive
Democrat, elected TO senate.
Georeia--Hoke Smith, progressive
| Democrat, beat Gov. Brown at pri-
mAries.
Idaho--Progressiv Republicans
win notable victory. Retired Repre-
sentative Hamer. standpat.
| Iowa--Senators Dolliver and Cum
minis, progressive. Endorsed by Re
publican convention. Strong progres-
sive platform. Congressman Hull.
standpatter. defeated.
Indiana-Republican state convon-
ton adopted progressive platform;
Endorsed Beverage. insurgent. for TO
| election.
illinois, eactionary Congressuaen
Boutell and Snapp retired. Progres-
sive gains In every congressional dis
| trict
Kansas-Renomina Stubs. pro-
gressive. for governor. Six or eight
congressional candidates insurgents.
Kentucky--Standpatters, led by
Senator Bradley. In control.
! Louisiana-Democratic. Probably
standpat.
Maine-Democrats, aided by insur-
gent Republicans, defeated regular
Republican ticket. first time In so
years. Legislature Democratic. Civ
ing state FIRST Democrat senator in
so years.
| Maryland-Democra Repubfi-.
cans replaced four standpat congress-
men with new men.
Massachusetts--Rep reac-
tionaries In control.
! Michigan--Townsend insurgent,
beat Burrows, Aldrich's friend, for
United States senatorial nomination.
Three insurgent congressman nomin-
ated
Minnesota-Every congressman ex.
cept Tawney progressive.
1 ssissippi-Democratic
I, Missouri-Hadley. governor and
leader Of Republicans. announces him.
self progressive. Democrats are stand
pat, but progressives In party forced
Endorsement Of Folk for president In
1912
Montana--standpat influence strong.
State yet to be heard from.
| Nebraska--Congres Norrte-
who led fight to remove Cannon from
| rules committee, renominsted. State
wide insurgent gains.
| New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOM
mated Robt. Bass for governor.
/ Observation-Disclosures In control.
1 New Jersey-Standpat. Progressive
candidate for senate defeated In pri-
| maries.
New -Reactionaries will
control state constitutional conyenr
ton.
New York--All old standpat con-
/ gressmen renominated.
North Carolina-Democrat
North Dakota-Nominated insur-
gent for United States senate. One
insurgent Congressman nominated
Ohio-Republican state convention
run by standpatters; Garfield and
pregfessives ignored
/ Oldahoma-Standpatters control
/ Republican party; Democrat progress
sives control state.
4 Oregon-Progressive direct pri-
mary victories.
Pennsylvania--Stand nomin-
ated Tener for governor on reaction
4 airy platform.
| Rhode Observation-Disclosures in
control.
l South Carolina--Democratic Pro-
hibftion only issue.
South Dakota-Regulars control.
| Tennessee-Democratic. Only two
Republicans now In congress are
standpatters.
| Texas--Standpat. Democrats In
state convention declared against
PayneAldrich bill: Endorsed Senator
Bailey for president In 1912.
| Utah--Standpatters, LED BY Smoot
and Sutherland, In control.
Observation-Disclosures reactionary
candidates elected BY reduced MAORI
ties.
Virginia Signs Of
progressivensss
| Washington-Miles Poindexter, In
surgent, nominated by Republicans
for senate. Sweeping progressive
| victories.
West virginia-Reactiona un-
der Senators Elkins and Scott con-
troll state.
Observation-Disclosures Senomina&-
| ed Senator LaFollette and every In
surgent congressman Nominated one
additional Congressman.
Wyoming-Reactionaries control
DEATH ENDS coNvIcT's TERM.
JACKSON, Mich, Sept. 19.-(Spe
cial Michael Smith. from Bay coun-
ty, died At the prison today. He was
here from three to Is years, for burg