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Show HUGHES STARTS SECOND TRIP TO ISTpOAY Will Make Speeches in s Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin, Then Return East. POINDEXTER WINS IN WASHINGTON Wm. J. Bryan and Senator Lewis to Campaign for Democrats Next Week; Hughes Leagues. By International News Service. NEW YORK, Sept.. 13. Having annexed an-nexed Maine, Charles K. Hughes starts Monday next after the capture of these states: Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Ohio and New York. Incidentally he will take a peep through Pittsburg smoke at Pennsylvania. Penn-sylvania. The itinerary was arranged at a luncheon lunch-eon Chairman Willcox gave to Mr. Hughes, Herbert Parsons, George W. Perkins, Lverett Colby, Oscar S. Straus, Charles B. Warren, Alvah T. Martin and Henry D. Estabrook, members of the campaign committee. Prank H. Hitchcock, Senator Reed Smoot and W. Murray Crane, of the "old guard," 'were absent. Chairman Willcox, at the conclusion of the conference, said: "Mr. Hughes is In fine fettle. He is eager to take the stump again and we have planned another tour. This time lie goes to the middle west and returns to New York in time to participate in the Saratoga conference on September 28." "The proposed tour has been called one for the- doubtftd states," " was suggested. "I do not regard Illinois as doubtful," said Mr. Willcox. ''We are going to carry it by 150,000. Indiana is always a battleground. battle-ground. We are sure of Ohio. Wisconsin and New York. But the people want to see Mr. Hughes. He wants to see them." REPUBLICAN CLUBS IN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES CHICAGO. Sept. 13. Under the direction direc-tion of Alfred K. Lunt, at western Republican Re-publican headquarters, work was begun today organizing Hughes and Fairbanks clubs among the colleges and universities of the middle-west states. Herbert B. Keen reported the completion comple-tion of the Brown university committee of the Hughes National College league. Mr. Hughes graduated from this university univer-sity and more than 100 of the graduates have volunteered to speak and work for the election of the Republican national ticket this fall. Raymond Robins left today for a speaking speak-ing trip through Oklahoma. He will speak at Durant, September 15, and Perry, September Sep-tember 16. LEAD OF CARLSON SHOWS INCREASE AS VOTES COME IN DENVER, Sept. 13. Returns coining In slowly from Tuesday's state-wide primary in Colorado early tonlKlU increased the lead of Governor George A. Carlson over Samuel D. Nicholson for the gubernatorial nomination on the Republican ticket. Nicholson's lead of 2370 In Denver, complete, com-plete, had been wiped out by out-state returns, which showed that Carlson was leading by 54-2 In outside counties. Nicholson supporters tonight refused to concede defeat, declaring that mining counties yet might roll up such a vote that it would require the official count to decide. They admitted, however, Carlson Carl-son was leading by a substantial margin. William N. Vallc appears to have been nominated for congress for the First district dis-trict by the Republicans. Congressman rieniamln C. Milliard was renominated by the Democrats. In the Third district. . O Peterson was leading for the Republican Repub-lican nomination. Other congressional candidates were unopposed. POINDEXTER AND M'BRIDE ON TOP IN WASHINGTON KTTI.rc, Wash.. Sept. 13. United Stites Senator Miles Tolndexter, who was elected as a Republican six years a-o and who joined the Progressive parly four years aiM. w:is renominated as the Republican candidate for senator in yesterdays yes-terdays primary election, defeating Will V Humphrey, now representative In congress con-gress from the First district, by a plurality plural-ity estimated at 7000. Heiirv McPrldc of Seattle, who was governor of the state from 1301 to lfi... was nominated as the Republican candidate candi-date for governor. McRrlde was a leader of the Progressive party four years ago. Lieutenant iVovemor louis F. Hart. Republican, appears to have been renominated, renom-inated, and Mrs. Josephine C. Preston, state superintendent of public instruction, also seems lo have been successful. The Democratic vote was smad. owing to lac); of contests. Coerce Turner, former for-mer rnlted Slates senator, appears to Inve been nominated for senator over Robert llrl'lges. F.rnest Lister, the pres- (Contlnued on Paje Two.) HUGHES STARTS FDR THE WEST DN MONDAY (Continued from Page One.) em. state executive, was renominated for governor. The returns assure the nomination for congress of the fallow Ins: Republicans John F. Miller. RePrepcn tattve Jjndier H. Hadley. Rerrese native Albert Johnson, "W. I,. La Kollette. Tom Corkery of Spokane is leading in his contest. con-test. Democrats George F. Cotteriil. Mr?. France i -. Axtoll. G. P. Fishhurne, C. W. Masterson. Represent at ive C. C. Dill. |
