Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-03
Incomplete Returns Of Primar-
les Indicate Almost Complete
Victory for the Progressive
Element of Republican Party.
|CANN0N'S TOUR OF STATE
FAILED TO STEM THE TIDE
Oklahoma Voters Endorse Con-
stitutionaI Amendment De-
signed With View to Dlsen-
franchISement Of Negro,
Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journati
Topeka, Kan. Aug. 3.--Thc visit of

Topeka, Kan. Aug. 3.--The visit of
Joseph q. cannon, speaker OF the
house OF representatives. 70 kansas
In the recent primary campaign ut
terly failed to stem the tnsursent
tide. ir complete returns on today'a
primary election bear out the incom-
plete returns received up to o'clock
this morning. The indications are
that Kansas will have six insurgcnt
congressman IN the next session in-
stead of the two in the last session.
There seems 10 be no doubt OF the
nomination of II. r. Rees tinsurgcnD
In the Fifth district. This means the
deefat OF w A. Calderhead, called hy
Speaker Cannon the dean of the
Kansas delegation" The other regular
whose defeat is considered sure Is j.
NJ Miller of the Fourth district who
has apparently lost 10 his insufgent
opponent, Fred Jackson, by q big ma
lority
II. A. McNeal Is claiming victory in
the First district over u. r. Anthony
and the insurgents assert they have
elected A. c. Mitchell in the Second
district over Charles r. Scott. The
re- nomination of +. r. Campbeit
tstahd- -patterl over Arthsr cranston
Is conceded,
j. N. nolley. chairman Of tho re-
publican state central committee, stili
claims Stubbs' nomination by $1,000.
J. u. Cramer, assistant manager OF
tho Wagstaff campaign has dropped
his claim for a majority OF 10000 70
2,500.
AT midnight tonight the nomination
Of Governor w. II. Stuhbs, who linked
his fortunes with those OF the insur-
gent candidate for congress is prac-
tically assured. Running close to him
is r. j. Hopkins, insurgent candidate
for lieutenant governor.
The outcome in the first district.
congressional fight Is still IN doubt
with the friends of both ID. X, Anth-
ony, stand patter, present incumbent,
and r. A. McNeal, insurgent claiming
a majority.
Practically no returns have come In
from tho second district though
rneager reports place a. G. Mitchell,
insurgcnt in the lead.
In the third district r. r. Campbell.
present incumbent Is running aheao
OF Arthur Cranston, insurgent and
the indications arc that he VIII DO
nominated.
In the fourth district the insurgents
have scored decided victory by elect
ing Fred Jackson and defeating J. M.
Miller, stand-patter.
In the firth district claims are
nude on very meager returns That x.
X. Reese insurgent has defeated w
A. Calderhead, stand-patter incum-
bent,
The outcome in this district is stili
IN doubt.
DOUBT.
In the seventh district. Ir. II. Mad
ison IS nominated without opposition
ana in the eighth Victor Murdock is
nominated without opposition. Both
the latter two are insurgents.
Charles Session was nominated for
secretary OF state without opposition
and John s. Dawson for attorney gem
erai without opposition.
The principal names on the demo-
cratic state ticket for the November
election. nominated today follow;
For povernor--George II. Hodges
Olathe: for lieutenant governor. Lot
Ravenscraft Ashland; for secretary
OF state Ray l.. Taylor. Wichita: tor
state auditor. Jonathan S. Miller,
pittsburg: for attorney general, II. F.
Morrison. Chanute. for state treasurer
er. y. NJ. Drciling. Hays; for superin-
tendent Of instruction. d NJ. Bowen.
Pittsburg: for superintendent OF in
suranee. Northrup Moore. Kansas
CITY: for state printer. f. w. Boyd
Philnpsburg,
Incomplete returns Indicate Tor
congress, First district. 4. a. McNeal
onaurgenD has defeated j. r. Anth-
ony tstand-pat Incumbent by 2.0os
votes
Great Interest was manifest
the country in the result
of the primary. which was the first
real test between insurgent congress-
men and stand-patters. The regulars
were attacked al along the line, by
Governor stubbs, Senator Bristow.
senator Cummins and Congressman
Murdock The fighting practically
has been on the tariff the rubber
schedule Of the law and Speaker Can;
non.