Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-08
Standpat Candidate Noses
Out Garst for Govern
or of State.
HULL SEES HIS FINISH
Only Regular Candidate Up for
denomination to Lose in
Primary.

Des MoInes, June s.-lncompIete re-
turns to the Daily Capital from 81
counties indicate the nomination of
Carroll by $4,000. The Register and
Leader now says the returns indicates
CarroII's nomination.
CLAIM STATE FOR GARsT.
Des Moines Iowa, June Sat p.
m. the Register and Leader, progress
certainty by 5000.
Neither Governor Carroll nor the
Daily Capitol admit CarroIPs defeat.
Returns from So counties give Garst
a lead OF 1000 over Carroll.
TAKES OPPOSITE VIEW.
c. c. Nye, carroIPs political mana
ger, claims Carroils nomination by
10000 on returns from IS counties.
Cummins Sees victory.
Chicago, June 8.-Senator Cummins
OF Iowa, who was here today, sees
great victory for the progressive" re-
publicans in the Iowa primaries yester-
day. He declared the defeat of Con-
gresham Hull, the "standpat'' repub-
trict, overshadowed ali other issues
in political significance. He said he
believed Garst would be chosen candi-
date for governor.
PIeases Regulars.
Washington, June S.-Early re-
ports of the victory of Governor
Carroll, the standpat- candidate
for governor in the republican
primary and of the two regu-
lar republican candidates for congress,
Smith and Kennedy, against whom the
insurgents" under Cummins made the
strongest fight, caused jubilation
among organization republicans here
Smith is one of Speaker Cannon's
staunchest supporters. The defeat of
Hull in the Seventh district means
the next congress will see a new chair
man of the house committee on mill
tary affairs.
Carroll Seems Victor.
Des Moines, Iowa, June 8.-While re-
turns from yesterdays primaries are
still incomplete, the nomination of
Carroll, republican, and Porter, demo
crat, for governor seems certain.
Eight progressives and three stand
patters were nominated for congress.
Names of Republican Candidates.
Following are the congressional can
didates, the republican being progress
sives except in the First and Ninth:
First district-C. A. Kennedy.
Second-Charles Grilk.
Third-C. E. Pickett.
Fourth-Gilbert n. Haugen
Fifth-James W. Good.
Sixth-N. E. Kendall.
Seventh-S. F. Prouty.
Eighth H. NJ. Towner, standpat:
John Darrah, progressive, claims it,.
Ninth-Walter 1. Smith.
Tenth-Frank p. Woods.
Eleventh.. H. Hubbard
Democratic Nominees.
The democratic nominees are:
First-B. A. S. Hollard.
Second-J A. DeArmand.
Third-John Dennison (J. c. Muir /
tagh claims iD.
Fourth-D. D. Murphy.
Fifth-S. c. Hubel.
Sixth-Daniel w Hamilton.
Seventh-Clint L. Price.
Eighth-F. P. Stuart.
Nfnth-W. l. Cleveland.
Tenth and Eleventh-No candidates.
Prouty's clad is Big.
Almost complete unoffi returns in
the Seventh district give Prouty LOO
over Hull. Two years ago Hull was
nominated by 40 votes.
Smiths majority in the Ninth is
2 900 over Byers.
independent Carries Day.
Sioux Falls, S. D., June Slate re-
turns indicate George Egan, independ-
ent candidate for governor, won over
Governor Vessey, the progressive can
didate for denomination.
The progressives are contending
they have nominated the remainder of
the state ticket and their two cand1-
dates for congress. The stalwarts, on
the other hand, claim Martin ana
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