The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-16

CE I | THREE
OF theLegislative eCandi-
dates in the State
Of Illinois

Chicago, sept Ib.-lnSurgCutS were
victorious in three out OF twenty-five
congressional districts OF Illinois in
The urinary election yesterday. Henry
c Boutell. stand-patter, Republican,
who has represented the ninth, Chi
csgo district, in congress for twelve
wears. was defeated by Frederick n
Gansbcrgen, who conducted his cam
naIen on an out-aDd-out inSurgent
platform. Gansbergen was supported
by the regular Republican organiza
lion. Gausbergen's vote was 3,5Si;
Boutell's. 2.59S. Arthur West the
third candidate, received l ,134 votes,
In the eleventh district, Col. Ira c.
Copley, the first nun in Illinois TO
come out as an insurgent candidate
von the Republican nomination over
Geo W. Conn, who classed himself
as q progressive conservative. This
seat now is occupied by Howard NJ.
Snapp. q stand-patter Col Copley
carried the district by i6S votes, &C.
cording to the latest figures.
John c. Mckenzie secured the Re.
publican nomination In the thirteenth
district after a spirited contest with
Reuben r. Tiffany. Both Mckenzie
and Tiffany denied affiliation with the
standpatters.
Mckenzie made his campaign as a
progressive while Tiffany exhibited
slightly more radical Views and called
himself an lnsurgent, Congressman
Frank O. I.owden. the present repre-
sentative from this district. has been
aligned with the regulars and the sc.
lection OF either Mckenzie or Tiffany,
would have been a gain for the pro-
gressiyes.
Geo Edmund Foss. stand-patter.
and head of the naval affairs com
Gittee OF the house, won the Repub-
llcan nomination in the tenth district
by $50 votes after hard contest In
which he WAS opposed by Geo p.
EDglehard and Frederick c Dclang.
Insurgents
In the second district Congressman
]. R Mann received more votes than
his two insurgent opponents COM
Nbined
Speaker Jos. G. Cannon was re-
nominated in the eighteenth district
by majority clos to 5000. He was
opposed by Henry b. Downs, an in
eureent of his own city.
Lee O'Neill Browne, the minority
leader in the lower house OF the H.
linols legislature, who was recently
acquitted of a charge of bribery in
connection with the election OF United
States Senator William LorImer. was
Tenomlnated for representative In La
Sale county by a large majority. Out
Of thirty-two Democrats in the last
legislature. who voted for William
l.orimer for United States senator
twenty-five were renomlnated yester-
day
The following Is a list of Republl.
can and Democratic nominees for con-
gress
District 1-X-Martin B. Madden,
Republican; Michael Maher, Demo
crat
Dist 2,-x-Jas. R. Mann, Republi-
can. John c. Vaughn. Democrat
Dist 3.-Wm. l.. Wilson. Repub-
lican; Fred. J. Crowley, Democrat
Dist, 4.-Michael G. Walsh, Repub-
lican; X-James c. McDermott, Demo.
erat
Dist 5.-Louis H. Clussman. Re
publican; X-Adolph J. SABBATH, Demo
crat.
Dist civilian J. Moxley, Re-
publican; Edw. ]. Slack, Democrat
Dist 7-X-Fred Ludin, Republican;
Frank Buchanan Democrat
Dist, S.-Daniel d. CoGey, Repjub'
lean: Thomas Gallagher. Democrat.
Dist. 9.-FTcd Gansbergen. Repub
lean, L. Evans. Democrat.
Dist l0.-Geo. f. Foss. Republi
an Richard J Finnegan, Democrat
Dist. l1.-lra c. Coplcy. Republic
an. Frank o. Wawley. Democrat
Dist l2-X-CharIes r. Fuller. Re
publican. no Democratic candidate.
Dist l3-John Mckenzie, Repub
hcan; Henry s. Dixon. Democrat
Dist li.-James Mckinney, Re
publicop; no Democratic candidate.
Dist 15.-x-Geo. w. Prince. Repub
icnn; Albert f. Bcrgland. Democrat
Dist. l6-x-Jos V. Graf, Republl
an; Claude T. Stone. Democrat
Dist l7-xJohn A. Sterling. Re
publican. Louis Filhenry. Democrat
Dist 1S.-x-Jos. c. Cannon, Repub
lean WllVm l.. Cundin, Democrat
Dist l9-X-Wm b. Mckinley Re
nelican: T. c. Grady. Democrat
DIST 20-James II. Dankin. Re
publican; Henry Rainey. Democrat
Dist 2l,-H Clay Wilson. Rcpubli
AN 1Jamcs NJ. Graham. Democrat
Olst 22.-x.Wm Rodenberg. Re
luohcan; Bruce 4. Campbell, Demo
Dlsl. 29.-L II. Joy, Republican
"'Marun D. Foster. Democrat.
DIST H.-xPleasant T Chapman
hepuohean; H. Robert Fowler. Demo
DIST 25.-x-N. b. Thistlewood. Re
puoneah; VIM D. Lyertle, Democrat