The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-01
HANNA COMEDIES DEFEAT

Fargo. N. D., July 1-(AP)-Although latest
returns still indicated that he is leading in the race
for the Republican nomination for the United States
senate. L. b. Hanna. Fargo, this afternoon conceded
his defeat by Gerald p Nye, Nonpartisan incumbent.
In a statement shortly before p. m. Hanna
thanked the voters who supported him in the elec-
tOn yesterday but said that returns now at hand in
dicated his defeat.
u wish to thank the men and women over North
Dakota who SO loyalty supported and voted for me
IN the primary election Of yesterday" he said.
= would like TO have been nominated and elected
s senator. and i had gone to Washington would
OF North Dakota and the northwest.
Il had hoped that Judge Hanley and the whole
Independent ticket might have been nominated he
!'evng that the program and platform as outlined
ey the INDEPENDENTS and the Republicans was best
for the state.'
The Independents based their campaign on
platform to remove the state from the indus
tr!es which 1t now Is operating. These are the state
m!n ana elevator at Grand Forks, $4,5OO,OOO in-
Bismarck. ~1 -
;, AT p. m. figures on the race for the Repub.
ncan senatorial nomination showed: Hanna 81. s21.
rye 27'7S6; Stone wet candidate. 5O8s; Midtbo
% Ihe short term race showed Hanna 2l,es4: Nye
This is the first tabulation which showed Nve II
que que 'eao Dut returns to come from outlying precincts
Nye. - s'Ds'a"''a' majority FOR
Fargo; July l-(AP)-Prediction that Gov.
49, H. ~ ooIne, present incumbent, had defeated J. NJ.
nanley. Independent Coolidge Reuuhlicsn fcr ~. E
nepunIican gubernat0rial nomination. was oivsn
u wnen Soriie went into the lead shortly after nam
today. S0rlie Is expected to roll uu suhstar1;.i
majority The figures, with $50 of 2l67 IN the sfafe
frspOrng, were: HanIey N.933; Sorlie 26453: Ne.
uovefn' lett wing Nonpartsan, LIPS.
Inc race for the senatorial nomination confin.
ueo 20 De close. however, with L. B. Hanna Inde
pendent stiu leading Nye. Nonpartisan incumbesf.
y more than 1000. Most of the precincts renor4ei
however, were from normally Independenf dstr;ct.
Inc fgures with SAG precincts renorfed vere.
sss: 2ssa MS zSllo; Nye 2oss; stone candidate
The race for the short term ending March
vas even closer. The figures were Hanna IS. eas.
Nye 1888; Stone 1888. -''o'o'
IN the governorship contest returns had h..r
received from al but eight Of the IS counties IN M
In the contest for the senator., ,o..;.....- -
reports had been received from Is counties ,,o. -
winch are strongly Nonpartsan. -
Fargo July 1-(AP)--With AZ of 2 ls7 -.
cincts reported I. B. Hanna, Fargo Independenf =
Cooldge Republican candidate for Republican nosf-
, .asoa e. unnea states senator, had slightly n
creased his lead over Gerald r. Nye. Nonnarflss,
incumbent i. = -.
The returns, however, included S. Of the a. -.
cincts n Cass county which Is heavily Indenes,re
= q the most popul0us county Ii the state. TSr
figures were Hanna N.225; Nye 1887 ana sfose.
tiossi sspport r. ey ,asoo sas running witho -
u the special senatorial election Tor IL aknai
ter tern ending March ) Hanna kaa l7,ll2; Nys Ix1o5
Ssriis Overtakiar Ha.ltsv 3
Gov. A. g: Ssiie, Noapaltilln neun1 Z
raee fbe the eubeFnatorial nonlinS1i .gs - ID
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