Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-07-07
| NORTH OAK. ELECTION.
LATEST RETURNS FROM THE
STATE MAJoRITIEs sTUTs-
3t 3 MAN co. WINNERS

MAN co. WINNERS
1
Additional advices from around
the state show that Senator McCum-
ber's majority over Marshall will run
between 1000 and 1000. Congress
man Gronna is nominated over En-
gerud by larger majority, probably
8 to 10000.
;- II. T. Helgesen is nominated over
Blafsdell, his nearest competitor by
from 5000 to 1000.
The nomination Of Senator McCum-
Der was highly complimentary to him
considering his enforced absence from
the state. He went through hot
back IRE OF attack, and he was unable
! to- appear personally in the state to
defend himself. Senator McUHmber
made his record clear before the vot-
ters aaa his election was contested
{ mainly on the tariff bill and his votes
thereon. He was the subject Of the
strongest attacks by his opponents,
the speakers and newspapers, but his
position and his vote seem to please
the majority OF The people of the
state.
Mr.. GroAAa's nomination over
Judge Enguzeh by a much larger vete
was due to his wide Acquaintance "a
round the state and the fact that he
had been In congress a number of
terms. He received good many
votes from both factions of 3he re-
pabii1etA party for numerous local
Heas0afs. and many stalwarss had a
frtehdly feeling for his candidacy.
IN the race for congress. Hanna
wits also nominated by a large ma
:1Sfaty.
The high men tor the S5stdicial NOM
tination will be Fash, Burke, Carmody
:and Ellsworth with uncertain re-
suits as to Judges yauss, Kneeshaw,
Anderson, ,Roarke, 8erumgaard and
Cooley. OF the latter four two will be
chosen. to Ooulplete 'the sextstte ct
candidates TO be voted on In the fall
election.
g. A. 10msea Nominaapd
On returns received on all but sew
en- OF eight counties in the state and
none of fhem ;having a large total
vote, C. \. johnson wins the guber-
Material nomination in the state by
majority t1f oeD00 to 1s,oOD URer
BuGhanaH.
Aaker makes good showing con-
sidering that hse waged an entirely
independent oesmpaign and ON the
vote uau6ived gets 1000 as against
1ly000 Ror Buchanan. johnson gets
$4,000 votes eout Of q total ad he
tveea 8hI0GO sand 10000 SO Tar as
reported.
e. A. johnson thus becomes the
nominee .of gthe party for the second
time.
h1iee .or the complications likely
to arise ARE sscen in the diSpatches
fnan Erand Forks and Fargo stating
that 1t ds possible that the democratic
stase ticket cannot be placed ON the
o1hciaa balldt sin November al the
candidates did not have enough votes.
to numply .ssith, the requirements of
the Mamary aaSection law. This laR
requanes that "a political party In or
der 10 nOminatanmust cast 30 per cent
OF the vote accorded it's candidate
for necnetary :nf state in the last pre-
cedfag election. Many counties have
fallen or In th6is democratic vote and
It VIII rossibly rrfquire. returns frcm
every seeanty to determine whether
the democrats haze succeeded in ;nnza-
mating 1ohn Burke for governor on
their ticket Witht4he margin SO close.
1t is likely that several Of the state
ticket men will nsil to get ont he
ballot. and tiae chaEces are that John /!
Burke also may haFe failed to land
the nominatfoa !
Bruegger Leads Duts as candidates |
Of the democrats of tie; long term for |
the senate. Senator RHrcell Of Wah-
peton was unopposeA 4pr the nomt-
nation. To nominate $500 votes
must be cast for the la1apcratic can
55I.. 5'5l3:5 TEE
Thes,ates: inyregar1 to 4he repub-
litan gretn:ns continue to show gains
az, McC Cumber. Gronna, g. A. John-
'op Hanna and n Helsesea. The I
lights for secretary Of state. super
ntepdent Of public instructfep and
or railroad commissioner. are still
llnsettaed. ] The vote reported fol-
ows: n isSEss5.H
Forty counties give McCnmber
g, ,404, aad Marshall 21.s52; Mercer y
'illings, Oliver and Mckenzie unrer I
!orted. " /
! Forty countIes give Gronna 27,b7 /, ~
gainst 1888 for the short term ii 7
he United States senate. ~