The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-14
LoWDEN AND
DUNNE WINNERS
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cate that the following have been re
/ turned winners in congressiohd
| races:
fW. J. Hennessey. democrat. :,
Second: j. r. Mann, repn.; r
Third: w. w. Wilson, repn.; r. W
McKinlay, dem. .n
Fourth: ]. Golombiewsh. repn.
| C.. Martin, dem.
Fifth: d. T. Alexander, repn.; a
]. SABBATH, dem. ,..
sixth: A. W. Fulton, repn.; j. NC
Andrews. dem.
Seventh: Nyels JUL, repn.; =
Buchanan, dem. =
eighth: John G. Gallo. repn.; 1
Gallagher, N. L. Piotrowski, dem.
Ninth: F.. A. Gritten, repn-; =. y
McGarry. dem. =
Tenth: G. E. Foss. repn.; s. 9
Herren, dem. -,
Eleventh: I. C. Copley. repn.: w
NJ. Mooney, dem.
Twelfth: C. E. Fuller, repn.; ne
thirteenth: ]. C. Mckenzie. repn.i
Fourteenth: w. ]. Graham, repn.i
C. H. Tavener, dem.
Fifteenth: e. ]. King, repn.; =
P. Allen, dem. =
Sixteenth: C. Ireland. repn.; Z. Y
Stone, dem.
Seventeenth: ]. A Sterling, repn-;
S. A. Rathbun, dem.
Eighteenth: ]. G. Cannon, repn.i
NJ. F. Keeghan, dem.
Nineteenth: w. B. Mckinley
repn.; F. r. Dove. dem. :
Twentieth: w. B. Sayler or W. %
StranR. repn.; r. n. T. Raney. dem.
Twenty-first: L. T. Wheeler, repn.i
T.. l. Rice. DEM
Twenty-second: Rohler, repn.
Twenty-third: H. G. Ferriman o.
E. T. Telford, repn.; NJ. D. Foster
dem. ,,,..
repn.: L. w. Goetzman, dem.
Twenty-fifth: e. E Denison, repn
A. J. Rendleman, dem.
Lowden's Big Vote.
CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Former Con
gresham Frank O. Lowden's victor!
in the race for the republican guper
material honors grew more impress
siye today with belated returns IRON
down state. His total vote may OK
coed by $4,000, the total polled pA
both Hull and Smith, his rivals. Low
denis plurality is the greatest evel
received by a candidate In the his
tory OF Illinois primaries.
Figures show that Governor Dunno
will have close to 10000 maJorit,
over Brinton, backed by Roger Sulll
van for the democratic gubernator1a
nomination. Returns were slow II
coming in this afternoon and the en-
tire vote will probably not be tabu
lated before late tonight. Only tws
state offices were in the doubtful lis
today. They were the democratic
lieutenant governorship and the re
publican attorneyship. Latest re
ports were Huffman, democrat, To-
lieutenant governor was leading Bar
raft O'Hara, democrat, by sigh
plurality. O'Harra is expected to Gu
down Huttman's Cook county lea'
with his down state vote. Brundage
republican, for attorney general, wa
leading Barr, republican, in Cool
county by a large plurality, but Bar
also was cutting this down with
heavy state vote and may win.
Returns indicate the following stat
tickets have been nominated: Demo
cratic: governor, E. F. Dunno. lieu
tenant governor, Huffman or OHara
secretary Of state, Stevenson; audi
tor, Brady: attorney general, Lucey
congressman at large, Williams an
Kostner.
Republicans: governor, Lowden
lieutenant governor, Oglesby; secre
tary of state Emerson; auditor. Rus
sci; treasurer, Small; attorney ger
eral, Brundage or Barr; congressmel
at large, Mccormick, Chiperfeld o
Mason.
Mccormick seemed certain O
winning with the second place yer
close between Chiperfeld and Masor
Both claimed it. this afternoon.
With 1887 precincts missing, Low
den's vote down-state was 91.21t
which added in his vote in Coo
county gave him 1894. The vot
on the other candidates down-stat
and in Cook county is as follows:
Hull Smith
Down-state .......... .45,377 1892
Cook county ........ 1898 1854
Total ............ .98,3O0 1886
The democratic vote on governo
with 1859 missing precincts dowr
state was:
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