Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10
Former President Leads Taft
by Over Hundred Thousand
in Primary Race; Champ
Clark Choice of Democrats.
WOODROW WILSON MAKES
sORROWFUL SHOWING
Princeton Man Trails 100000
Behind MissOurian While
Judson Harmon is Evident
ly Forgotten by Voters.
CDy EvenlnE uetald {. p I.ea-sa wirel

tmN AeNthANk ANNNAN - - AffAANN WNNN
Chicago, April 1O.-Theodoro Roose-
welt defeated President Taft in the
preferential primary held in Illinois
yesterday by approximately 10000
votes, and Speaker Champ Clark re-
ceived a majority Of more than 100000
over Governor Woodrow Wilson, ac-
cordlng TO returns up to a. m. today.
Charles S. Deneen has been nominat-
ed for governor for the third consecu-
tive term by tho Republicans, his plur-
ality being estimated at $4,000. Ed
ward r. Dunno, former mayor of Chi
cago. received the nomination for
governor on the Democratic ticket by
plurality close to SO.0O0
Owing TO the lengIn OF the ballot II
Is expected thai another twonty-fOur
hours will be required to complete the
count.
Practically complete returns from
the city of Chicago and estimates
based on abOnt One.half the vote IN
the state outside of this city give the
/ following totals: For president, Re-
publicans Theodore Roosevelt, $780,
900, Taft. 10000; La Toilette, $4,000;
Roosevelts plurality, 10000.
Democrats--CiarK 100000; Wilson,
! $4,000 Clarks majority 10000.
! Lawrence Y Sherman, president or
the state board OF administration, re-
ceived the endorsement OF the Repub-
! licans for United states senator over
| Shelby NJ Cullom by a plurality es-
timated at 10000.
James Hamilton Lewis had no OPP
position on the Democratic ticket Tor
the mayorship endorsement.
! Joseph G.. Cannon, former speaker
of the house, was renomina,ed Tor
congress by a vote OF to / over his
nearest competitor.
W. b. McKinley President Tafts
campaign manager also was renomi'
mated TO congress In the nineteenth
district. The Socialists and Prohibi-
tionists nominated full state and con-
gressional tickets.
A list Of the congressmen-a at-large
and the representatives In congress
from the twenty-five Illinois districts
chosen by Republicans and Demo
Gratis follows:
Congressman al larRe-Repuhlica
William T.. Mason and b N, chiper'
field.
Democrats, l. y. stringer and w
Il. Williams.
First district-M. y. Madden ire
publican), renominated; A. Donovan
! (Domocratl
Second dlstrlct-James r. Mann
Mann (Republican), rsnOmlnated
John c. Vaughan (DemocraD.
Third district William w. Wilson
CRepuhlicanl, renominated; David w
Taylor (DemocraD
Fourth distrlotrC, J. Tomkiowizs
(Republican); J. r. MCDermOtt (Dem
lOcraD.
Fifth dlstrict--Jacob Gartenstelu
tHepuhlican); A j. SABBATH Demo
craD. renominatCd.
Sixth district--Carl T. Murray IRE
puhhcan) Edmund J. Stack Demo
craD, renominatcd.
Seventh dlstrici-Niels JUL Gre
publican) Frank Buchanan Demo
lcrau, renOminated
Eighth district William q Herr
man (Republicanl Thomas Gallagher
tDem0craD. renomlnated.
Ninth district - Republican II
dOubD Lyndon Evans (DemoeraD
J renOminaicd.
Tenth distriot-George y. Foss Gre.
lpublicanl, renOmlnatod; John +. Wat
ers (DemOcraD.
Eleventh dlstriot-lra G.. Copell
CRepuhlicanl, ronominated; Thomal
J IA. Riley (DomOcraD.
Twelfth distriCt-Charles n. Fulle
(Republican), renominated; j. w
RausCh fDemOcraO.
Thirteenth district--John G. Mcken
zlo (Republicanl. renOminated; Ra!
J Rarldan lDemocraD.
Fourteenth district--I.awrence N
Maglll lRepublican); Clyde II. Tay
yener (bemOcraD.
Fifteenth district-sGeOrgo W Prince
tRepublicanl. fenOminated; Stephel
: A. liOXwOrth Dem0crau.
sixteenth district Frederick .
{ Smith (RepubllCan); Claude u. StOn'
(DemocraO, ronominatce.
seventh district John A Storlinl
(Repuhlioanl. renomlnated. Louis h
Henry lDemocraO.
Eighteenth dislrlct-JOscph q Can
non (Republioanl. renOminated, Franl
T. Oiiair (DomOcraf).
Nineteenth distrlct-Wm, n. McKn