Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-10
Cullom Defeated.

Lawrence Y. Sherman, president Of the
state board of administration, received
the Endorsement of the republicans for
United States senator over Shelby M.
Cullom by plurality estimated at $4,000.
James Hamilton Lewis had no opposi-
ton on the democratic ticket for the
senatorial Endorsement.
Joseph G. Cannon, former Speaker OF
the House, was renominated for Con-
gress by a vote of to ] over his near
est competitor.
w. B. Mckinley, President Taft's cam
paign manager, also was renOminated for
Congress in the nineteenth district.
The socialists and prohibitionists nomi-
mated full state and congressional tickets
Woman suffrage was defeated in Chicago
by a vote of to 1.
Complete Returns From Chicago.
Complete unofficial returns from the
city of Chicago give Taft 44.1O7, Roose-
Welt q 443 and La Toilette II, 1903.
Roosevelt's plurality is 2S,336 The
total republican vote is 12S,653
Complete unofficial returns for the city
give Clark 49, 334 and Wilson 32,6SS.
Clarks plurality is SO646. The total
democratic vote is 1902.
Nominations for Congress.
A list of the representatives at large and
the representatives in Congress from the
| twenty-five Illinois districts chosen by re-
publicans and democrats follows:
Representatives-at-larg
Republicans-William e. Mason and b
M. Chipperfeld.
Democrats-L. B. Stringer and w. E.
Williams.
First district-M B. Madden (republi-
CAM. renominated; A. Donovan demo
craft.
| Second-James R. Mann (republican)
renominated; John c. Vaughan demo
craft.
Third-William W. Wilson (republican)
renominated; David w. Taylor demo
craft
| Fourth-C. ]. Tomkiewizs Gepublican)
j. T. McDermott, (democrat).
| Fifth-Jacob Gartenstein (repubifcan)
A. j. SABBATH (democratl, renominated.
| Sixth-Carl T. Murray Oepublican); Ed
mund ]. Stack (democraD, renominated.
Seventh-Niels JUL (republican); Franl
Buchanan (democrat, renominated.
| Eighth-William G. Herman Tepubli.
CAM; Thomas Gallagher (democrat, re-
nominated.
Ninth = Fred A. Britten (republican)
Lynden Evans (democraD. renominated.
Tenth-George E. Foss (republican), re
lnOminated; John F. Waters (democrat).
/ Eeventh-Ira G. Copley (republican)
renominated; Thomas H. Riley demo
/ craft.
| Twelfth-Charles E. Fuller (republican)
lrenominated; ]. w. Rausch (democrat).
Thirteenth-John c. Mckenzie (repub
lican). renominated; Ray Raiden demo
craft.
F'ourteenth-Lawrence NJ Magill IRE
lpublican); Clyde H. Tavvenner (demo
crat).
Fifteenth-George w. Prince (repub
lican). renominated; Stephen A. Hox
worth (democraD.
Sixteenth-Frederick H. Smith IRE
publican); Claude U. Stone (democrat)
Seventeenth-John A. Sterling (republic
AMI, renominated; Louis F. Henri!
! (democrat).
EIghteenth-Joseph G. Cannon (republi
CAM. renominated; Frank T. O'Hai
(democrat.
Nineteenth-William b. Mckinley IRE
publican). renominated; Charles M. Bor
cheers (democraO.
Twentieth-Henry T. Rainey demo
craft. renominated; no republican candi
date.
Twenty-first-H. Clay Wilson (republic
am; James M. Graham (democraD. re
nominated.
Twenty-second-Will A. Rodenber1
(republican), renominated; William Bait
(democrat).
ty-third-Robert B. Clark (repub
! lican); Martin ID. Foster (democratl. re
nominated.
Twenty-fourth--James B. Blackman IRE
publican): II. Robert Fowler (democrat)
renominated.
Twenty-fi fth-N. B. Thistlewood (repub
hean), renominated; Robert p. Hill
(democraD.