Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-22

preferential contest is not known but
, reports from 735 precincts out OF 5.l9:
in the state indicate that Harmon hal
received 1909 votes to Wilson's TO-,
779 In those precincts, while Clark re
ceived 10 and Bryan 155.
Adams County For Roosevelt.
Adams county, where more than l.,
500 voters were 1isinfranchised veal
ago for selling their votes. gave Roose
welt majority of nearly 200.
President Taft carried his home dis
tricts, the First and Second.
Governor Harmon, who lives in tn
same city with. the president, Cincin
natl, carried the Second district bu
the First is still in doubt.
Returns In show that Wilson car
ried the Third, Twentieth and Twen
ty-flrst districts.
In the Third district Charles w
F'olkhurst was elected as Roosevelt
Taft delegate.
In the Fifteenth D. Mellick wa
named as a Roosevelt delegate ant
Roosevelt Districts.
Other districts show the followin,
Roosevelt delegates:
Fourth district-Charles D. Jones
and ]. c.. Pence.
Fifth-Allen Bybee and Frank Carlo
Sixth-R. ]. Shawan and w. II
Baum.
Eighth-N. L. McClanahan and Lew
is Slack.
George E. Hardy and e. D
Finch. Ss
Tenth-P. N. streych and sherma,
Eagle.
Eleventh-Henry zenner and Jane
Thomas.
Twelfth-Karl T. webber ana KIM
G.. Thompson.
Fourteenth-A. L. Garford and H. g
Hammond.
sixteenth-Cook Danford and E. E
Erksine.
seventeenth-E. s. souers and A. 8
Mitchell.
Eighteenth-H. A. March and Emf
Anderson.
Nineteenth-Edwin Seedhouse ant
W. J. Beckley.
Twentieth. H. Speedy and A. ]
Alyard.
twenty frst-J. w. conger and J. ]
Sullivan.
The Taft Districts.
The Taft delegates according to re-
turns received early today are:
First district-Julius Fleishmanr
and s. Meyer.
second-George T. schott and R.
Hillenbrand.
seventh-John L. Bushnell and L. E
Evans.
Thirteenth-T. J.. Maxwell, and Car
Gugler.
The Harmon Delegates.
Following is list Of the Harmon
delegates to the national convention by
districts:
F1rst-samuel Murray and John
Weld Peck.
secoad-John w. Devanney and
Thomas Connors.
Fourth-Jcseph Barnes and w. H
Mckenzie.
Fifth. w. Smith and John s.
Shook.
sixth-C. w. Linge and NJ. r. Den
yer.
seventh-Jefrerson coombs and p J.
Shoulin.
Eishth-H W. Brown and J. D.
Knowles.
Ninth-James w. Mcmahon.
Tenth-Valee Herald and w. 8. Esk-
Eleventh-van Snyder and Jacob
Dean.
Twelfth-Reed Heer and Benjamin
Harmon.
Thirteenth. r. Pontius and George
c. Beis.
Fourteenth-Charles Beers and Don
Young.
F1fteenth-Robert Scott and DR.. H.
q. Sutton.
seventeenth-James F'itzgibbons and
Lahman Hitchcock.
Eighteenth-E. H. Moore and Al
Carlisle.
Nineteenth-w. s. Mitchell and
Charles sFfllius.
The Wilson Districts.
The Wilson delegates to the national
conventions:
Third-Edward Hanley and Edward
Sohngen.
Ninth-H Washley.
observation-disclosures B. Schmidt and
Charles Lapp.
Twenty ty-first-Newton Baker and r.
B. Buckley.
Congressional Contests.
In the congressional contest in the
Ohio statewide primary election yes
terday returns show that at least four
Of the five Ohio republicans In congress
have been renominated and that out of
eighteen districts heard from early to-
day fourteen democratic members Of
the national house OF Representatives
are candidates for re-election. -
There are three republican nominees
who have come beck These are
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