The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-10
CLARK BEATS WILSON, 100000
Both Congressman Mckinley and
Cannon Re-Nominated
Republicans Name Deneen as candi-
date for Governor for
Third Term.

slugged them over the ropes" This
was Roosevelt's comment today
upon the victory in the Illinois pri-
mary yesterday. The Colonel is
in high spirits over the news.
Chicago, H., April l0.-Roosevelt de-
feated Taft in the Illinois primary yes
terday by approximately 10000:
Clark received majority of 100000
over Wilson, according to the returns
today. Deneen (RepuDlican) was NOM
mated for governor for a third term
10y plurality of $4,000. Dunno Dem-
ocrat) received the nomination by a
plurality of 10000.
owing to the length of the ballot IL
is expected another twenty-four hours
viii be required TO complete the count
sherman received the endorsement
of the Republicans for senator over
Cullom by a plurality Of 10000. on
the Democratic ticket Lewis had no
opposition for the senatorship endorse
ment.
Former Speaker Cannon was NOM
mated for Congress by a vote OF two
to one over his nearest competitor
In the nineteenth district Mckinley,
Taft's campaign manager. was re-
nominated for Congress.
Complete unofficial returns for Chi
cago on president give Taft, 44107
Roosevelt 72,44S; and Ia Toilette, a.
1903. Roosevelts plurality is 2S,336 The
total RePubliean vote WAS -l2s,s5S
Clark got 1884, and Wilson, S2,6Ss.
Clarkes majority is S0646. The total
Democratic vote was 146.022.
Chicago voted to I against woman
suffrage in the preference primary.
The question was not on the ballots
outside of the city. 1t was defeated in
the city by 64.O56.
Roosevelt's victory was not a re-
specter OF territory. He carried the
home ward of Congressman William
Il. Mckinley. Tafts campaign manag-
err i'm Champaign: he was as success
full i'm the seventeenth congressional
district. where Colonel Frank l.. Smith,
the Taft state manager lives. and in
former Speaker Joseph c. Cannon's
city of Danville, Roosevelt polled 1,S44
10 Tafts 1927.
Complete unofficial returns for Chi
cago on Democratic votes for governor
give Dunno 100, 720; Alschuler s0,47i;
Caldwell, S,57S; Dickson. 1,61. Dun
be's plurality 6O,249.
Complete unofficial returns for Chi
cago on Republican governor give De-
neen 52,5s2; Wayman, 26.745; Small.
23.sS7; Jones. S,674; Hurburg. 6,345;
Yates, 4,7Ol: Brown. EASE; Davis. 494.
Deneen's plurality. 25,S5O.
Congressional Nominations.
The list Of congressman at large
and representatives in Congress from
Illinois nominated yesterday follows:
Congressmen-a large - Mason and
Chiperfeld. Republicans; Strlnger and
William. Democrats.
District; Republican; Democrat.
Madden, renominated; Donovan.
mann, renominated; Vaughan.
3-Wilson. renominated: Taylor.
4-Tomkiewizs; McInery.
E-Gartensten; SABBATH. renominated
6-Murray; Stack renominated
7-Juul: buchanan, renominated.
Sherman; Gallagher. renomnated
9-Britton: Evans. renominated.
lO-Foss. renominated; Waters
11-Copley. renominated; Riley.
12-Fuller. renominated; Rausch.
,t,,a cd DariHun
14-Magill; Tavvenner
15-prince. renominated; Hoxworth
1e-Smith: stone. renominated.
t7-Sterling. renomnated; Henry.
1s-Cannon. renominatei; 0Hair.
19--McKinley. renominated Boreh'
ers.
2o-No candidates: Rainey, renomin'
ated.
21-Wilson: Graham. renominated.
! 22-Rodcnberg, renominated; Baltz.
! 2s-Clark: Foster renominated
e4-Blackman; Fowler, renominated
25-Thistlewood. renominated; hin.
Dixon's Comment
WASHINGTON April lO.-DiNon. man
pger for Roosevelt. commented today
The Republicans of Illinois have
served notice they are unalterably on
posed to the reacticnary policies o
taft and reactionary bosses TO whom
he permitted his managers to commi
his political fortunes"
Comment by Mckinley.
Washington. April i0.-NicKinley
manager for Roosevelt, in s,atemcn
today said:
"The result In Illinois was not un
expected by those familiar with th
situation. Roosevelt invaded the stat
and devoted tho major portion of hi
Iaddresses TO subjects which had n
relation. for the most part TO the is
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