Wisconsin Primary Results Show La Follette Leads in State Delegates
Incomplete Milwaukee returns place Emanuel Philipp and Robert La Follette atop the Republican ticket for governor and U S senator. Early tallies show La Follette leading Jeffris by about 10 000 to 15 000 votes with scattered county counts. Democrats and third parties name slates including Williams Cudahy Reutemann Wolfe and Weaver across counties.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Emanuel L. Philipp
Roberts M. la Follette
United States
Edward F. Dithmar
Henry Johnson
George L. Harrington
Merlin Hull
W. E. Owen
Emmett R. Hicks
Burt Williams
John Cudahy
E. C. Jones
T. H. Ryan
William F. Wolfe
J. G. Reutemann
Rae Weaver
Ellis B. Harris
George Hampel
G. T. Thorn
C. Jogackett
Richard Elsner
George McKerrow
Charles H. Mott
Will &. Mack
John A. Berg
Byron E. van Keuren
Charles L. Hill
Barron
Barron County
Philipp
Hatton
McGovern
Brown
DePere
Hall
la Follette
Jeffris
Williams
Columbia
Columbia ‘County
McGavern
Dane
Dane County
Fond du Lac
Fond du Lac County
Dishmar
Harrington
Johnson
Owen
Grant
Philop
Jefferson — Compleite
Fort Atkinson
Kenosha
Kenosha County
Philip
Eigh
Jeffri
Langlade
Langlade County
City of
Antiro
Wolfe
McGov
Wilson Back Home Plans to Campaign from Shadow Lawn
President Wilson returned to Washington from Hodgenville and began work on adjournment of Congress. He will address the National American Suffrage Association in Atlantic City and then stay at Shadow Lawn Long Branch for most of the campaign while handling official business. He will not speak publicly again before September 20 then go to St. Louis. He urged an early railroad strike inquiry and declined further speeches during the trip honoring Lincoln. He praised warm welcomes at stations and told Winchester crowds he did not come to give speeches.
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Washington
Wilson
Hodgenville
Congress
Atlantic City
National American Suffrage Association
Shadow Lawn
Long Branch
N. J
St. Louis
Newlands
Joint Congressional Subcommittee On Railroads
Abraham Lincoln
Winchester
Judicious Puns and Monday Readiness
A witty critique notes a juror cannot please both sides as puns vary in merit. It suggests pausing before using near by jokes and urges safety and sanity in Sunday recreation so one can be alert on Monday.
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