The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-09-04
LEGISLATURE MAKE UP
PROVES MUCH IN DOUBT
Many Former Members of the Senate
and Assembly RenOminated
in Primaries.
BULLETIN.

Mauston, Wis.-Clinton G. Price
nominated as Republican candidate
for the state assembly in yester-
days election, announced today he
would be a candidate for speaker
islature. Price is progressive
Republican.
Milwaukee, Wis. - Incomplete re-
turns in the contests for Republican
nominations for state assemblyman
early this morning showed more than
a third Of the nominations decided,
In many counties the contests were too
close to determine the outcome, until
counting the vote is completed.
The following assemblymen appear
to have been nominated on the face
of the returns at 1880 p. m. today:
Bernard Matiowetz, Ashland county;
Malcolm A. Sitter, first district, Brown
county; Edward Kirschner, Buffalo and
Pepin counties; Carl Hilman, Calumet
county, Herman j. Satchjen, first
district, Dane county; J. c. Hanson,
second district, Dane county; Fred E.
Mou, second district, Dodge county;
George Stark, first district, Grant
county, C. E. Tuffley, second district,
Grant county; Mrs. Helen E. Brooks,
Green Lake and Washara counties;
C. w. Hutchinson, Iowa county; w. F.
Dittiner, Jackson county; H. w.
Stokes, jefferson county; C. G. Price,
Juneau county; ]. ]. Larson, Lacrosse;
James Goodman, Lafayette; Henry
Ellenbecker, second district Marathon;
F. A. Mueller, Outagamie; F. ]. Bas-
ser, Ouzaukee; Wallace ingalls,, first
district, Racine; H. J. Hamper, second
district, Racine; Conrad Shearer, first
district, Kenosha; Dow J. Vincent,
second district, Kenosha; G orge
Blanchard, first district, Rock; H. B.
Mosley, second district, Rock; c. A.
Schultz, Rusk-Sawyer; E. H. Some
mann, first district, Sheboygan; Carl
Koenig, Sank; George Schmidt, Trein-
pealeau; E. A. Smith, Vernon; F. E.
Lawson, Walworth; J. Leicht, Wash
ington; E. G. Davis, first district, Wau-
kesha; William Edwards, second dis
trict, Waukesha; G. w. Meggers, Wau-
paca, and John C. Thompson, first
district, Winnebago.
Senatorial Candidates.
Milwaukee, Wis.--Candidates for the
state senate on the Republican ticket
began to develop late today when the
returns Of the balloting in this phase
of yesterdays primary election were
tabulated.
In the second district John b. Chase
appeared to be nominated on the face
of the returns. In the tenth district,
Walter H. Hunt won over Charles E.
Hanson by a narrow margin. In the
twelfth district j. H. Carroll engaged
A. B. Blomberg in close race, and
assumed a lead which gave indica-
tions of nominating him. H. M Mark
was third.
In the fourteenth district o. Kuckek
and John England were separated by
but one hundred votes when all but
fifteen precincts in the district had
report.
Another close race developed in the
sixte enth district where w. J. Roethe
was opposing A. G. Johnson. With
eighty-six precincts out of one humid
red reported Roether had 1857 and
johnson 1854.
William A. Titus in the eighteenth
district, appeared to have won over
Thomas P. Houden, and Herman Boldt
was carrying enough advantages over
Henry G. OFT in the twentieth district
to insure victory.
George w. Hull was the winner in
the twenty district over T. J.
Toner, and William l.. Smith was
leading John Camper in the twenty
fourth district on the face of avail
able returns.
Harry Sautoff was nominated in the
twenty-sixth district, and Herman
Lang was away to a. safe lead over
R. B. Cunningham in the twenty-eighth
district. In the thirtieth district J. A.
Baker and James Peterson were in a
close race with nothing decisive about
the count. This condition also main
tanned in the thirty second district
contest between V. S. Keppel and w.
F. Miller.