Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
Unofficial Figures Give Governor
Ten Thousand Majority.
SMITH AND PRoUTY PROBABLE
Followers Claim Election, Although
Some Doubt Exists.
LIGHT VOTE POLLED GENERALLY
Figures Drop Below Average In
Many DistrIcts--kennedy and
Towner Picked as
winners.
INDICATED IOWA RESULTS.

IoI RoVefnOrs
b. +. Carroll, republican.
Claude r. Porter, democrat.
Republicans
First Distriot--o. A. Kennedy, stand
pHtter
second-oharles 0rilk, progressive.
Third-c. u. Pickett, progressive.
ronrth-eilbert n Haugsn, progressive,
Ftfth-James W. Good, progressive.
sixth--N. Il. Kendall progressive.
seventh--S 7. Prouty, progressive.
Eighth--H M. Towner, standpstter
minth-Maltsr I. Smith, standpSttsr.
Eleventh-E. II. Hubbard, progressive,
Democratic:
First Distriot--J. A. q. Pollard
Second--J. A. De Armand.
Third-John psnnison.
Fourth-D. d. Murphy,
Fifth-s. O. Huber
sixth-Daniel w. Hamilton.
seventh-Clint L. Price.
Eighth. o. Stuart
Ninth-W. 7. Cleveland.
Tenth--No candidats.
Eleventh-No candidate.
DES MONIES, June S.-All hope Of NAL,
Ing any definite announcement on the re-
publican nomination for governor was
abandoned at this hour only $50 voting pre-
cincts out Of 300 I'm the state having sent
in unofficial returns. On the basis of re-
turns received however, Governor Carroll
has an indicated majority of 10000 over
Warren Garst.
In the First and Seventh congressional
districts the returns are sufficiently heavy,
apparently, to give sound basis to claims
of the election OF Prouty progressive. over
Congressman Hull, in the Seventh and
Congressman Kennedy, standpatter, over =.
w. Brookhart, in the First.
While Congressman Smiths supporters in
the Ninth district insist that his election
is assured progressive leaders here assert
that the returns in Smiths territory are
far too scant to Justify the claim that the
pr9nyesslye SandidC Attorney CcueraI
BySrs, has been. A;taAtss,, ~.
The contest between II. NJ Pasner.
standpatter and ]. II. DArrah, progressive.
In the Eighth district, at / o'clock was in
doubt, owing to insufficient returns The
probable congressional ticket includes eight
progressives and three standpatters
No returns were received as to democratic
contests.
The Des Moines Capital regular repub-
lican, In a midnight extra edition claimed
the nomination Of Congressman Kennedy
and Smith, and of II. M. Towner all stand
pat candidates for congressional nomIna-
tlOns, and of Carroll for governor. The
extra makes the HullProuty contest doubt
ful.
"Progressive" Cause Hurt.
BURLINGTON Ia, June 1.-THE 'pro-
gressiVe" republican cause went down in
defeat in the first district primaries today
Congressman Kennedys majority over
S. w. Brookhart progressive" will reach
1000 on the basis of fairly complete returns,
Davenport Vote Light.
DAVENPORT, la, June Z. - Charles
Grik being unopposed for the republican
nomination in the second congressional
district in the contest was left to the demo-
cratic factions. Early returns Indicate
that j. A. DeArmand OF Davenport would
win over l. S. Pepper of Muscatne, al
though the result was in doubt Garst
supporters claim the district on the gov
ernorship. The vote was light.
Carroll Runs Ahend.
DUBUQUE Ia, June 1.-The vote In the
third district was lighter than two years
ago. The first precinct heard from gave
Carroll 32 against II for Garst on the
governorship.
Governor Running Steady.
CEDAR RAPIDS Ia June 7.--Esrly in
dications give Linn county TO Carroll for
governor James w. Wood. republican
progressive, and s. c. Huber, democrat,
received the fifth congressional nomina-
items unopposed.
Vote at GIenwOOd
GLENWOOD, Ia, June 7.-(Special Tel
am)-UnoffIcial returns give Carroll
for governor and Smith for congress strong
ma iorites. The vote: For governor. re-
publican, Carroll 2O5 Garst 67; for congress,
republican Smith 255, Byers A.; democratic,
Tod Porter 55, Loon 10.
Gnrst Makes Gain,
mason CITY, Ia, June 7.--Garst for
governor on first returns from nine pre-
clncts gained 40 votes to the precinct over
his record two years ago when he also
ran against Carroll for the gubernatoriaI
nomination. Gilbert n Haugen of North
wood. progressive" and D. ID. Murphy,
democrat Of Elkader, were nominated
without opposition as congressional can
didates in the Fortieth district
Woods Re-NOmlnated.
FORT DODGE, la, June 7--Congress.
man Frank r. Woods, progressive repub-
ican, was renominated for congress in tha
Tenth district defeating Lewis H. Maine,
stand pat" The democrats made no nom,-
nation