New-York tribune., 1920-09-17
Lowden's Man
Takes Lead i'm
Senate Race
Correction i'm Chicago Re-
turns Takes 5000 Votes
From Smith and Puts Nc.
kinley i'm Front by 1882
Returns Come i'm Slowly
Thompson Candidate Still
Ahead for Covernorship
Nomination as Republican

CHICAGO, Sept. 1e.--With q correc-
hon in Chcago returns on yesterday S
urinary. taking 5000 votes away from
Frank L. Smith. William B. Mckinley,
candidate backed by Governor Lowden,
took the lesd in the Republican Sena-
torial race by 3.3S2 on returns from
APIS precincts out oF 5,737 in Illinois
including 2,so7 outside of Cook County.
Their corrected totals in the 4,a73
precincts were Mckinley 2ea. .4os and
Smith 2os,Il6.
sV.:h less than a thousand Of tae
5,-.S7 precincts Of the state unreported.
returns for the Republican guberna-
torial nomination gave John G. Ogles-
By 293.O42 and Len Small 311,S25.
oglesby is backed by Governor Lowdcn
and Small by Thompson.
On the Democratic side. 1853 pre-
cincts gave former Senator Jane
Hamilton Lewis, S4,SS5. and Barratt
O'Hara, 1914.
In the Democratic Senatorial side,
o,135 precincts gave Robert F. Burke,
4s.sa0. and Peter A. Waller, 4s.9O2.
Failure Of election cfFic ais in 1858
Chicago precincts to turn in their un-
official tally sheets las made it i'm
possible 20 complete the count here be-
fore the official canvass.
Joseph G. Cannon, former Speaker
of the national House of Representa-
tves. is leading for denomination in
the 18th District.
Final unofficial returns or national
REPRESENTATIVES from districts in Chi
cago indicate the denomination of Mar
tin P. Madden. Republican. with t.
0l4 votes, with James A. Gordon. as
his Democratic opponent, in the 1st
District.
James J Leddy appears to have won
the Republican nomination in the I'd
ustric..
In the 4th District Repre- sentative
John ". Rairey. Democrat, and John
,;olomhiewski, Republican, are the
probable nominees.
Gallagher Fails denomination
Representative Thomas Gallagher
apparently was defeated for renomina-
ton on the Democratic ticket in the
Sth District by Stanley Henry Kunz,
whose vote. according to the unofficial
tabu!ation, was 1855. Gallagher's was
c.S13. Dan Parrolli is the probable
Republican nominee.
Fred A. Britten was renominated on
the hepuoAcan ticket IN the 3th DIS
'rict He received 1900 votes more
;han his opponent, John a. Peterson
For representatives es-at-large 2,359
precnts OF the 5.737 in Illinois, in
cluding ! ,625 Chicago precincts, gave
CT the Republican side: Brown, To-
95S; Day. 7a,446; Mason, 1T3 ,466; Yates,
e5 533.
On the Democratic side 1851 pre-
cincts, OF which all except 226 were
from Chicago. gave Baltz. 3a,3l2; Muir
pay, 38.1l9; Schneider, 39.186.
Returns in the various down state
: Congressional districts in which there
we're contests follow:
Tenth Republican,. '1sS precincts
cat o. $50 give Chindblon1, 1861;
Iudy, l.o9z; Cook, 1888; johnson, y
$50; Collins. 972.
Eleventh Eepublican>. 1o7 precincts
o1s OF l9o give Copley, 2o.421; Nc
Carthy. 1855.
Fourteenth Republican >-25 out Ct
l24 precincts give Graham 1854; Cleve
lard. 3o3.
Sixteenth Republican 100 out o+
iii precincts give Ireland $50: Lynch
s,ss4.
Seventeenth Republican 1T out o.
1S5 precincts give Funk 1859; Fort
Eich.eertn Rcpubi;ca, go ont o: