Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-03
Their Victory at Primary Eleo-
tlons Yesterday Was
Almost Complete.
THEY GET SIX CoNeREssMEN
- II Anthony and =. y. Campbell
-. .ucg,i,ors" Ciuscn--Stubbs
Possible senatorial Candidate

r.o.ta Kas., Aug, S-Insurgents
-, almost a complete victory at the
vsrsas primaries yesterday
six out Of eight insurgent congress
-, have been nominated In spite OF
everything the congressional organiza-
.,,r m Washington and the regulars
1, kansas could do to save their men.
T,slr mojorities run from 1000 to $500
~ the six stand-pat congressman
.no were seeking denomination only
GOO are sure Of having their names on
-. ticket this fan. In the Third dis
trict p. p campbell defeated Arthur
cranston insurgent. In the First dis
tdct Representative ID. II Anthony, a
s,n,ng Cannon adherent, won over I.
A McNeal, insurgent. Anthony's ma
iorlty viii be close to 600.
representative william A. Calder
head in the Filth, loader of the stand
matters. was defeated by about 1000
votes
Victor Murdoch and +. H. Madison.
lnsurgent leaders, had no opposition
" r stubbs for governor has been
renom,nated with a majority over
Thomas Wagstaff Of about 10000, or
000 more than ne had over Cy Leland
Two Years ago Stubs Is an insurgout,
Wagstaf regular
From the present Indications the Re-
publieln candidates for Congress In
Kansas will be.
first District-D. g. Anthony. stand
patter. Leavenworth majority over
McNeal about COO.
Second District-A. c. Mitchell, in
surgent Lawrence; majority over Scott
1900
Third Dlstrlct-Phillp p. Campbell,
,tand-patter. Pittsburg; nominated by
reduced figures.
Fourth District-Frederick s Ja -
son insurgent, Eureka; majority over
Miller $500
Fifth Dlstrlct-R. r. Rees. insurgent,
Minneapolis majority over Calderhead,
200
sixth Distuct-I. u. Young. insur-
gent, Beloiti majority over Reeder'
is0.
seventh District-Edw II. Madison,
irsurgent incumbent, Dodge City.
Eighth District-Nictor Murdoch, in
Srgent, incumbent. Wichita.
Gov. Stubs, who was renominatcd, Is
considered a probable opponent of u.
: Senator Charles Curtis in 1912 lie
lined up with the insurgents while SEN
s,or Curtis took part IN the recent CAM
paign IN behalf Of the regulars.
The Democrats had no candidates for
Congress In the First and Eighth dis
ircts In the First, J II. Calger's
name was written on the ballot He
was nominated In the other districts
the nomination Of the following Demo-
Gratis is Indicated
Second District-Cirant Harrington,
Kansas city
Third Dlstrict--J. r. Botkin. winfield
Fourth Dstrict-Henderson Martin,
Marion
Fifth District-G. T, Helverlug,
Marysylllc
Sixth Dlstrict-H q. Caster, Oberlln.
Seventh Disirict--G. 4. Nicely, Hutch
nson.
The latest figures available At noon
m the vote NJ Republican candidates
for Congress at the Tuesday primaries
are as follows:
First district. Anthony's majority. l.
10. Second district Mltchell's majority
Loo Third district, Camphelrs ma
iorlty, 1000, Fourth district Jackson's
majority $500. Firth district. Rees'
majority, 400, sixth district, In doubt.
Young, insurgent. probably has some
majority
Madison in the Seventh and Murdoch
In the Eighth. had no opposition.
The two regulars renominated are
Anthony and Campbell.
Gov Stubhs' majority over Thomas
T. WagstgH is estimated at $4,000.