Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
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 CHICAGO. Sept 15-Tickets headed by Len Small of Kankakee for gov ernor and Congressman Frank Smith of Aledo for United States senator and which had the support of Mayor William Hale Thompson were leading for the Republican nominations in to- days Illinois primaries in early re- turns.
 Cook county in the early returns gave the Thompson faction a large majority over the ticket headed by Lieutenant Governor Oglesby for gov ernor and William B. Mckinley for senator supported by Governor Low den but down state Oglesby had lead on scattering precincts. One hun dred and fify precincts outside Cook county gave Oglesby 9,S57; Small, 1854.
 Tn Cooy county. Small in returns from $40 precincts, had 26,979 votes against 12.20s for Oglesby, giving him 34,S33 in 499 precincts in the state against 22. .0S3 for Oglesby. For senator, Smith was leading Mc- Kinley by approximately 13,o00 in A out of 5,637 precincts in the state.
 Reports from 122 down state pre- cincts gave Mckinley a lead of about 1000, but Smith polled a. big majority in the first returns from Cook county. On the Democratic side Senator James Hamilton Lewis led his oppo nent for the gubernatorial nomination, 1 Barratt O'Hara, by about five to one 1 in the early returns. Two close races ] developed, however. Maclay Hoyne, l seeking a third term of states attorney I for Cook county, was running behind 1 Michael Igoe. Robert F. Burke of Chi cago and Peter l.. Waller of Kewanee were within a few votes of each other ! in returns from BIO precincts, includ- l ing 10 outside of Cook county, for tho 1 Democratic nomination of senator.
 One Killed in Ward Fiqht
 Although one man was killed. half a dozen kidnapped and score injured in fights around Cook county polling i places, election officials tonight de- clared that the election had been com paratively quiet" and that disorders had not been so great as they had feared.
 Charges that the assailants in most cases were Thompson adherents l brought statements from the mayors faction that many of the 2,000 special | deputies sworn in by Sheriff Peters, a Lowden adherent. were ex-convicts and that they started most of the fights. Sheriff Peters said that a
 few "disreputable characters might have been included among his deputies.
 but that they were discharged as soon as discovered.
 Michael Fennessy. precinct worker
 killed, was shot by a policeman who
 said Fennessy drew a gun.
 Two women were bruised badly
 when they attempted to help Sergeant
 John Coyne quell a disturbance in one
 polling place over charges of repeat
 ing" in the voting. Coyne was seri- ously injured and the women knocked
 to the floor.
 Several unsuccessful attempts to steal ballot boxes were made and two
 precinct captains were included among the men Kidnapped. in each case by
 gangs in automobiles. With third of the Chicago re- turns tabulated, all candidates for of fees in Cook county who had the SUD-
 port of Mayor Thompson had Iarg,
 leads.
 Uncle Joe Cannon led on early re turns in the Eighteenth congressiona
 district. With 56 out of 211 precinct in. he had 3562 to 2676 for E. B
 Cooley.
 LOUISIANA ELECTION CLOSE NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-Incom plete returns from vest srday's pri mary indicated that a run off primar. } would be necessary to determine tn [ senatorial nominee.
 9 Indications were that Jared '. San l ders of Bogalusa, former governor ant
 congressman from the Sixth district
 and Edwin $. Broussard of Nev
 Iberia would finish less than a thou
 sand votes apart.
 ! OEtNN on JOfNG0 IN WASTING UT
 SEATTLE. Sept. 15.-United State Q Senator Wesley l.. Jones, candidate fo = the Republican nomination to succee 6 himself. maintained today the two f n one advantage over his nearest oppo " nent he attained in earlier return from yesterdays primary election. f Returns for senator from 1896 of tn f states 2366 precincts gave Jones | 64.634; William I. Inglis 29,399: Fran ;, Erickson, 939O. and Forest L. Hudson 7, 20.135.
 e For the Republican nomination fo " governor returns from 145S precinct 7 gave: For Louis F. Hart. incumben = 46,7S4; Roland Fl Hartley 41,756, an = George E. 'Lamping, 14,997. f VERMONT RETURNS f MONTPELIER. Vt, Sept. 15.-Com
 plete returns of yesterdays state prj o naries gave victory to James Hart Q ness of Springfield in the four f cornered contest for the, gubernatoria Q nomination on the Republican ticket.
 ConRresSu1au P K Dale was renom