Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-16
SMALL BEGINNING MADE IN
CLEANING UP MACHINE
RIDDEN STATE.
DEMOCRATS RENoMlNATE
MOST OF "JAckPoTTERs"
Twenty two Of Thirty-two Who Voted
For Lorirner Renamed For Lesisla-
tur. and Bio Fight is Promised in
November Election-Boutell Defeat
.d aut Fo.s Wins BY Small Margin.

Chicago. Sept. 16.-Insurgents were
v,ctorious in three out of twenty-five
congressional districts in Illinois In ehe
primary election yesterday.
Henry 9. Bouten, standpat repuo-
ucan. who has represented the Nlnth
Chicago district in congress Tor Twelve
wears was defeated by Frederick H.
Gansbersen, who conducted his cam
paign on a out-and-out insursent plat
form. Gansbergen was supported oy
the regular republican organization.
Gansbergen's vote was 1854, while that
of Routeu was 2,59S. Arthur West,
a third candidate, received 1,l34.
First Insursent Wins.
In the Eleventh district Col. Ira U
copley. the first man in Illinois to come
out as an insurgent candidate, Won the
republican nomination over George w.
j, Conn who classed himself as pro-
eressive conservative. This seat now
Is occupied by Howard NJ. Snapp,
standpatter. Copley carried the dls-
srict by 46s votes, according to this
mornings figures.
Sure Of tho Third Man.
John c. Mckenzie secured the re-
publican nomination in the Thirteenth
district after spirited contest with
Reuben r. Tiffany. Both Mckenzie
and Tiffany denied affiliation with the
standpatters, Mckenzie making his
campaign as a progressive, while Tif-
fauy exhibited slightly more radical
views and called himself an insursent
Congressman Frank o. Lowden, pres
ent representative from this district,
has been aligned with the regulars and
the selection Of either Mckenzie or
Tiffany would have been gain for the
progressives.
Foss Pulls Thru.
George Edmund Foss, standpatter.
and head of the naval affairs commit
tee OF the house. won the republican
nomination in the Tenth district by
about 500, after a hard contest in which
he was opposed by George P. Engle-
hard and Frederick c. Delang, insur-
gents.
Speaker Cannon was renominated in
the Eighteenth district by a majority
close TO 5000. He was opposed by
Henry B. Downs. insurgent. of his own
city.
Jaekpotters Win.
Lee O'Neil Browne, minority leader
in the lower house of the Illinois leg
islature, recently acquitted Of a charge
of bribery in connection with the elec-
tfon Of Senator William Lorimer, was
renominated for representative In La
Sale county by a large majority. Out
of thirty-two democrats in the last leg
islature who voted for Lorimer for SEN
ator twenty-five were renominated
yesterday.
Congressional Nominees.
The congressional nominees of both
parties follows:
First district-*Martin B. Madden,
republican,; Michael E. Maher. demo-
crat.
Second-sJames B. Mann, repubH-
can; John c. Vaughan, democrat.
Third-"William Wilson, republican;
Fred j. Crowley, democrat.
Fourth-Michael G. Walsh, republi-
can: sJames T. McDermott, democrat.
F1fth-Louis II. Clussman, republi-
can; 'Adolph J. SABBATH. democrat
Sixth-"Wilham j. MoXley, republi-
can: Edmund ]. Stack. democrat.
Seventh-"Frederick Lundin, repub-
lican; Frank Buchanan. democrat.
Eighth-Daniel d. Coffey. republi
can: Thomas Gallagher. democrat.
Ninth-Fred H. Gansbergen. republ-
can; Lynden Evans, democrat.
publican; Richard j. Finnegan, demo-
crat.
Eleventh-Ira c. Copley, republican:
Frank o. Hawley. democrat.
TWelfth-'Charles E. Fuller, repub-
lican; democrats had no candidate.
Thirteenth-John c. Mckenzie, re-
publican; Henry S. Dixon. democrat.
Fourteenth-sJames Mckinney, re-
publican: democrats had no candidate.
Fifteenth = George w. Prince, re-
publican; Albert e. Bergland, demo-
crat.
sixteenth-.Joseph v. Graft, repub-
lican; Claude U. Stone. democrat.
Seventeenth-sJohn A. Sterling, re-
publican; Louis Fitz Henry, demo-
crat.
Eighteenth-sJoseph G. Cannon, re-
publican. William L. Cundiff, democrat.
Nineteenth-sWilliam B. Mckinley.
republican; T. G. Grady, democrat
Twentieth-James H. Danskin, re-
publican; Henry T. Rainey, demo-
rrat.
Twenty -first-H. Clay Wilson. re-
publican; 'James NJ. Graham, demo-
crat.
Twenty ty-second-'William A Roden-'
berg, republican,; Bruce A. Campbell,
democrat.
Twenty-third-L. H. Joy, republican,;
SMartin D. Foster
ty-fourth-sPleasant T. Chap
Iman, republican; H. Robert Fowler,
idemocrat.
Twenty B. Thistlewood,
J republican; William D. Lyerle, demo-
cfat.
t-Renominated.
Close on State Treasurer.
While the returns Indicated nrob-
ably the denomination of Edwa1A E.
Nithell, republican, for state treas
urei James w. Tsmpleton, Mitohelrs
RpDNsnt does not concede Mitchell