Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-09-09
.LAFOLLE77E WINS
WITH LANDSLIDE
INSURGENCY 10 TRIUMPHANT IN
WISCONSIN STATE PRIMARIES.
-McGovERN NOMINATED.
SENATOR BURROWS is DEFEATED
Republican Majority In Vermont ID
Reduced. = Progressives Carry
New Observation-Disclosures
In the Lead In New Mexico.

MllWduhees 0cpI. i.-OHllcu 0IdtC
Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette in tn
contest for denomination on the Re
: publican ticket swept the state o
Wisconsin by landslide, it being es
timated that he will have at least I
to / against his opponent, Samuel A
Cook, of Neenah, candidate of the reg
ulars. Complete returns are not ex
pected for two or three days.
Francis E. McGovern, candidate fol
the Republican gubernatorial nomina
ton, has defeated his four opponents
Fairchild, Lewis, Strange and Barker
who finished in the order named, by .
plurality estimated at 5000 votes.
McGovern's nomination Is defea
for county option, the main plank OF
which Candidate Lewis stood. Fair
child, who finished second, was alst
against county option. McGovern's
victory is looked upon as victor,
for La Toilette, as he advocated the
senator's denomination in all his
speeches.
Balance Of Republican Ticket.
The balance of the Republican nOmi
nees on the state ticket will likely be
as follows:
Secretary of state, James A. Frear
Hudson; state treasurer, Andrew HI
Dahl, Westby; attorney general, Frank
L. Tucker, and commissioner of fnsur-
ance, Herman L. Ekern, all strong ad.
herents of Senator La Toilette.
The denomination of all the present
insurgent congressman and the defeat
of Stafford in the fifth district by
Henry F. Cochems, the former Univer-
sity of Wisconsin football star, who
nominated La Toilette for president at
the last Republican national conven-
ton, is a big victory for the insur.
gents in Wisconsin.
Congressman Charles F. Weisse. OF
Sheboygan rails has defeated Burt
Williams, of Ashland, in the race for
the United States senatorial nomina.
ton on the Democratic ticket.
The Social Democratic and Prohibi'
ton tickets were placed before the
people in single nominations as named
at state conventions of these parties.
The following nominations were
made by the minor parties:
State Ticket (Prohib.).
United States senator, Joseph v.
Collins, Stevens Point, Wis.
Governor, Byron e. Van Keuren,
Oshkosh, Wis.
Lieutenant Governor, Charles L.
Hill, Rosendale, Wis.
Secretary of state. VIM. G. Dean,
Beloit, Wis.
State treasurer, George w. Wilson.
Wausau, Wis.
Attorney general, William R. Meth
circuit, Wauwatosa, Wis.
Commissioner of insurance, Christ
O.. Nordby, Barron, Wis.
State Ticket (sociaI DENY.
United States senator, John C..
Kleist, Milwaukee.
Governor, William A. Jacobs, Ra-
cine
Lieutenant governor, Henry Bruins.
Manitowoc.
Secretary of state Gustav A. Her.
ing, Washburn.
State treasurer, Charles w. Swan
son, Superior.
Attorney general. Gerrit T. Thorn
Oshkosh.
Commissioners of insurance. Fred M
Anthem, Two Rivers.
Congressional Candida es, Social DEM
First district, Michael Yabs, Ken
osha; Second district, Francis l.. Cook
Madison; Third district. Jesse c. Stod
dard;. Fourth district, Winfield R
Gaylord, Milwaukee,; Fifth district
Victor L. Berger. Milwaukee; Sixth
district, John G. Boil. Sheboygan
Falls; Seventh district, John Marquet,
La Crosse; Eighth district, Richard
w. Burke, Manitowoc; Ninth district,
Thomas J. Oliver, Green Bay; Tenth
district, Lynn Thompson, Rhinelander;
Eleventh district, Henry M. Parks, Su.
perior.
State Ticket (Oem.).
Governor, Adolph j. SchmitZ, Mil
waukee.
Lieutenant governor, Harry w. Boil
ems, Port Washington.
State treasurer, John Ringle, Wau-
sau.
Attorney general, John F. Doherty,
La Crosse.
Commissioner of insurance, John A.
Hazelwood, jefferson.
Congressional Ticket DENY.
First district. Calvin Stewart, Ken.
osha; Second district, Albert. G.
Schmedeman, Madison; Third district,
William M. Cortland, Viroqua; Fourth
district, William J. Kershaw, Milwau-
kee; Seventh district, Paul w. Ma.
honey, La Crosse; Eighth district.
Fred B. Rawson, Plainfield; Ninth dis.
trict, Thomas Konop, kewaunee;
Tenth district, John f. Lamont, Wau'
sau; Eleventh district, no nomination
papers filed.
Congressional Ticket (Rep.).
Third district, Arthur W. kopp
Plattville; Sixth district, William II
Froelich, Jackson; Seventh district
John Jacob Esch, La Crosse; Eleventh
district, Irvine l.. Lenroot, Superior;
First district. Henry A. Cooper. Ra.
cite; Second district, John M. Nelson,
Madison; Fourth district, William j..
Cary, Milwaukee; Eighth district,
James H. Davidson, Oshkosh; Ninth
district, Gustav Kustermann, Green
Bay; Tenth district, Elmer A. Morse.
Amigo.
Senator Burrows Defeated.
Detroit, Sept. limited States Sem
ator julius C. Burrows, of Kalamazoo
was defeated for denomination by
Charles e. Townsend, of Jackson, after
'erving Is years In the lower house of
congress and Is years in the senate.