The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-03
SENATOR REED
LOSES TO LONG
IN MISSOURI
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City. The three latter are an
nounced prqgressiyes.
CONGRESSMAN w. w. Rucker ap-
parently has been defeated for the
Democratic nomination in the sec
ond district. One hundred and fif-
ty-one precincts OF 191 gave Ralph
Lozier 1882; Rucker, 1,S3S, and
Clarence Ragsdale, 2,370.
Hrs. Moss Is Winner.
Mrs. st. Clair Moss of Christian
college, Columbia. Mo-, APPARENTLY
has won the democratic nomination
for congress from the eighth Mis-
opponents. Mrs. Moss will oppose
souri, district from her two male
Republican Congressman Sid f.
Roach, at the November election.
Congressman I. V. Mcpherson
was running second in the fifteenth
district for the Republican nomina-
ton, the vote from 120 out of 23O
precincts being, Mcpherson, 1886;
Joe J. Manlove, 5,40S, and James T.
Tatum, 3,115.
Thomas L. Rubey was far ahead
of his two opponents for the Demo
cratic nomination in the sixteenth
district, SO of 202 precincts giving
Rubey 1909. Lawrence T. MCGEE
1900, and Dan M. Cause, l, 900.
Rep. Campbell Beaten.
Chicago Aug. 3.-Four Republi
can and one Democratic congress
men apparently had failed of re
nomination in Tuesdays primar!
in Missouri, Oklahoma and Kan
sas, according to reports received
here today.
The question of progressiveisn
or conservatism did not enter these
contests except in the Third Kan
sas district, where Representative
, Campbell was defeated.
In only one district, according II
these returns, the Eighth Missouri
sas district, where Representative
besides Miss Alice Robertson o
the Second Oklahoma district, whit
was renominated.
In its national aspect, the defea
of Phil Campbell, member for 2
years from the Third Kansas dis
trict, and chairman of the powerful
house rules committee, probabl,
caused the greatest sensation. Tina
w. H. Sproul of Sedan, who car
ried the support of labor, woul,
be returned the victor. had bee
regarded in Kansas as probable
but was entirely unexpected out
side the state.
Another picturesque figure, Man
uel Herrick, from the Eighth Okla
homa district, also will pass fror
the congress as the result of Tues
days voting.
The second Oklahoma congress
man to fall by the wayside was 7
A. Chandler Of the First distric
Their failure to achieve renomina
ton was regarded as due to loca
conditions.
Topeka, Kan, Aug. 3.-CBy tn
Associated PresE)-With return
from Tuesdays primary electio
available from approximately SCI
enty-five percent of the state tOda.
W. Y. Morgan, Hutchinson edito
was leading Ex-Governor w. I
Stubs Of Lawrence, for Republ
can nomination for governor b
about 10000 votes. The cour
showed Morgan 1876; Stub
1856.
In the race for Republican non
nation for supreme justice. divi1
ion No. 1, Richard ]. Hopkins, Ga.
dent City, attorney general, Wa
leading Justice Silas Porter ,
Kansas City, Kan, by but 765 vote
This race had attracted consider;
BILE attention because Of Hopkin
rulings in connection with the il
: dustrial court. Some of these,
is said, has cost him votes fro
the labor element.
Miss Wooster Loses.
Miss Elizabeth Wooster, who hi
/. been state superintendent
I schools for two years, apparent
was defeated for denomination {
the Republican ticket by Je
Miley, president of the State Teacl
ers' association. the available cou
indicated. Miley was leading
$4,000 votes. Miss Wooster BEGAN