Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-10
Will Take Another Twenty.
-Four Hours to Officially
Check Long Ballot
La foIIette's Showing Hardly
Enough to Consider Him
in the Running
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
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Z: CHICAGO, April 10-Roosevelt :,
: defeated Taft in the preferential :
: primary held in Illinois yester- =
:: day by approximately 10000 4
= votes, and Clark received ma 4
= jority OF more than 100000 over +
= Wilson, according to the returns +
: received today. E
go 900 90 . 90
~ Charles s. 'Deneen has seert NOM
inted for governor for the thirn con-
secutive term by the republicans, his
plurality being estimated at $4,000.
Edward F. Dunno, former mayor of
Chicago, received the nomination for
governor on the democratic ticket,
by plurality close to 10000. Owing
to the length of the ballot it is ex-
pceted that another twenty,four hours
will be required to complete the coun-
ing.
Complete unofficial returns for the
City of Chicago give Taft 44,107;
Roosevelt 72,443; and LaFollette,
12,1O3. Roosevelt's plurality, is 2s336,
Total republican vote is 1868. Un-
official returns for the city give Clark
1854 and Wilson 1856. Clark's
plurality is 80,646, and the total demo.
cratic vote is 146,O22. Joseph G. Can
non, former speaker of the house, was
renominated for congress in the 18th
district. His opponent is Frank T.
O'Hair, a democrat. w. B. McKin-
ley, Tafts campaign manager, also
was renominated for congress in the
district.
Lawrence Y. Sherman, president OF
the state board of administration, re-
ceived the endorsement Of the re-
publicans for United States Senator
over NJ. Cullom, by plurality esti-
mated at 10000. James Hamilton
Lewis had no opposition on the dem
ocratic ticket for the senatorship en-
dorsement.
Complete unofficial returns for the
city of Chicago on the democratic
candidate for governor give Caldwell
3,576; Alschuler, 40,471; Dickson, L.
571; Dunn, 1O0,72O; Dunn's plurality
n the city is 60,249.
Both Claim Vermont.
MONTPELIER, VT, April 10-With
;wo district delegates to secure in
Zach of their respective campaigns,
he Taft and Roosevelt forces lined up
oday for the final battle, for the con-
1ention to elect four delegates at
arge to the republican national con.
'enion. Both sides seemed confident
# the result of the state convention
allied for this afternoon.
Compromise in Maine. ..
BANGOR, Maine, April 10-Altho
he state and district convention this
fternoon to elect ten delegates to
he republican national convention in
chicago is expected to be the most
lotly contested gathering in years,
Indications this afternoon were that
would prevail as a result of
n all night conference between Taft
nd Roosevelt factions.
The Roosevelt supporters claimed
be Taft managers partly conceded
efficient strength to elect four dele
ates at large in the state convention,
nd two delegates IN each of the SEC
nd and fourth districts, both sides
laimed the third district. Shoul the
Roosevelt forces elect two delegates
1 this district hey would have twelve
in Names full quota at the
ational convention, the first district
lready having decided for Roosevelt.