Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-13
senator Stone Nominated.

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Nearly complete returns from thu
Missouri primary out in the state show
the wisdom of the Missouri Democratic
congressman in remaining in Wash
ington to support President Wilson In
stead of returning home to fix their
fences.
Everyone has been renominated. it
is believed.
9enator Stone was renominated by
a great plurality. A statement issued
TO-, him at Jefferson City places this
at 100000.
Support Given Elylns Balm.
Polite Elyins, Republican candidate
for the United States senatorial nom-
nation, had the promise of the sup
port of 20 out Of % of the Repub,
lican city committee, but lost, st. Louis
by a decisive vote to Thomas j.
Atkins.
Ii is conceded that Judge James T..
Blair of Maysville, De Kalb county,
one Of the supreme court commission
ers, has won the nomination on the
Democratic state ticket for Judge of
Division No. / of the court.
Chairman D. c. McClung of the Dem
ocratic state committee won a COM
plete victory in the fight for control
of the Democratic committee in Cole
county and will be returned a member
of the state body and reelected its
chairman.
A very small Republican vote was
cast in the primary out in the state
and the Progressive vote, in the light
of the primary figures, appears to have
dwindled to practically nothing.
OFFICIAL returns of the primary will
not be cast up by Secretary of State
Roach until some time next week, as
none Of the returns can be opened
until the last county has reported.
The following list gives the names
of the successful nominees for con-
gress so far as at present a be ascer-
tanned:
First, District.
James 7. Lloyd H.. ...........D Democrat
+Abnef ). Smith ooclalisl
Second District.
William w Rucker .......... .L)emeorat
I Jones ..... gniaist
*William Isaacs .Soclalst
Third District.
Joshua w. Alexander ......... Democrat
James IL. MoTrCWay ........~. RepuDllcan
%Julius G. Hughes Ffonlpll
fGeorge Mock ........ oocidllst
Fourth District.
%CharleS u. Booher ........... Democrat
| HMathnnia1 Silgnn - -..PT0IreSSlV
Fifth District.
William P. Borland ..........D Democrat
*Cameren L. Orr Republican
william b. Brown Progressive
tGeorge G. Grant SoGlals
Naii Sixth District.
Clement G. Dickinson .......:. DemocIaI
sc. A. Theilmann Progressive
ACharleS III. Harrison .......... SoclaHs'
Seventh District.
Courtney w. Hamlin. ......... .Democra1
James j. Afford Republican
A. B. Lavan .Republea1
8E. T. Behrens .Socialis'
DORSEY w. Shackleford ...Democra
"N'iA'' Ninth District.
*Champ Clark ............... Democra
Frederick Meier .......... Progressive
'onatisS A Thirteenth District. : :
Walter l.. Hensley ..-........ Democra
*John H. Reppy ............. .~RepublGai
II. M. Spiller .............. .SocialiS
sJoseph Schneider ........ Socialist-Labo
Fourteenth District.
Joseph j. Russell ............. noe
%Thomas j. Brown .......... Republican
!, *William @. Brewer .........P rogresstv
James De Witt Carpenter ;Socialis
Arthur Helbrook ......... Socialist-Labo
Sixteenth District.
*Thomas Rubey ........... .Democra
*Columbus Bradford ........P rogressiy
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