Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
HULL TO STAY HOME
Prouty Defeats Him for Nomi-
nation to Congress.
IOWA PRIMARY RESULTS
Garst to Oppose Porter, Democrat,
for Governor.
EGAN WINS IN SOUTH DAKOTA
1nsurgent Republicans Claim Rest
of Ticket-Representative
sherley Renominated.
IOWA PRIMARY RESULTS
EGAN WINS IN SOUTH DAKOTA

DES MONIES. Iowa, June S.-Fifty-
six counties of 80 give Garst, republic
can. for governor, 1890. against 1905
for Carroll.
Two years ago these counties gave
Garst 1851; Carroll, 1894.
At o'clock the Register and Leader
progressive, declares Garst's nomination
is a certainty by 5000. Neither Gov.
Carroll nor the Daily Capitol admit
CAROLS defeat.
The nomination Of Porter demo
craft for governor seems certain. Eight
nominated for Congress.
Republican Candidates.
Following are the republican congress
sional candidates:
First district--C. A. Kennedy, standpat.
Second district-Charles Grilk progress
sive.
Third district-C. E. Pickett, progress
sive.
Fourth district-Glbert n. Haugen, pro-
gressive.
Fifth district-James W. Good, progress
sive.
Sixth district--N. E. Kendall, progress.
sive.
Seventh districts. F. Prouty, progress
sive.
Eighth district-H NJ. Towner. standpat
John Darrab. progressive claims it,.
Ninth distrct-Walter Smith, stand.
pat.
Tenth district-Frank P Woods, pro.
gressive
Eleventh district-E. H. Hubbard
progressive.
Democratic Candidates.
The democratic congressional candidates
are:
First district-R. A. s. Pollard.
Second district. a. Dearmand.
Third district-John Dennison g. c.
Murtagh claims it,.
Fourth district-D D. Murphy.
Fifth districts. c. Hubel.
Sixth district-Daniel w Hamilton.
Seventh distric.-Clnt l.. Price.
Eighth district-F. Q. Stuart
Ninth district-W. I. Cleveland
Tenth district-No candidate.
Eleventh district-No candidate.
Almost complete unofficial returns from
the seventh district give Prouty LOO owe,
Hull. This reversal is decided, as two
years ago Hull was nominated by forty
votes.
Smiths majority in the ninth is anothe,
surprise. Present returns give him 2OO(
over Attorney General Byers.
Announcement of the nominations OF
Carroll and Porter is based on returns
from 200 precincts. including the larger
cities, out of $500 in the state.
Egan Wins in South Dakota.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., June Slate
returns indicate that George W. Egan
Independent republican candidate for gov
ernor has won over Gov. Vessey, pro-
gressive candidate for denomination. and
S. H. Eirod. ''stalwart'' candidate.
Supporters of Egan claim his non,ina-
ton by approximately from 5000 to 5000.
The prOgressfves say they are confident
they have nominated the remainder of
the state ticket and their two candidates
for Congress. The stalwarts, on the other
hand, claim their candidate. Representa-
tives Martin and Burke have been re-
nominated
The congressional situation will not be
cleared up until complete returns are re-
ceived. Returns on offices other than gov
ernor are coming in slowly.
Complete returns have not yet been re-
ceived on the nominations of candidates
for the Legislature. PrOgressives, how
ever. assert they have nominated a good
working ma jority and will control that
body.
Egan greatly surprised both progress
sives and stalWarts by the manner in
the part of the state where he lives. but
also in remote portions. He carried
counties which were regarded safely
either for the prOgressives or stalwarts.
He had conducted spectacular cam
paign. An unusually good speaker, he
won votes in all parts of South Dakota.
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