Show S S j IJ LI I 10 T h n. n S Sno S ws yv 1 40 1 d 7 S l' l I J S rl i AlIf IA I I CAPTURES R MICHIGAN MI HI AN Leads Lads His Opponent by Jy byS I S Forty Thousand r nd Votes Totes ct ct'S in Primary Election S J in jo Wolverine sta State te 4 5 5 r r r r S DETROIT DET p The count i in l 1269 69 out of 2421 pre precincts precinct i throughout the state at noon today showed a a. a pronounced gain for Johnson His lead over Wood had jumped j to By E. E Russell Russel Palmer International News Service Staff I Correspondent I April Hiram Hiram HiramL I DETROIT D L' L Johnson has has' 1 won won the the Re Republican I publican presidential nomination I in Michigan l by the the- greatest vote ever piled up by a candidate in i any Iny primary election In the state with ith 1165 precincts out iut of 2421 in the state I already counted the Californian is leading by votes over Leonard j Wood his opponent Johnson swept the city of or Detroit clean lean Here he beat Wood by more 1 than han four votes votes votes' to one His majority over Wood in the precincts of the I city proper was CANNOT CANNOT BE OVERCOME This g gave ve him him a lead that Wood i inot is not expected to approach ch by in other parts of ot the state Woods Wood's leadin lead leadIn In precincts outs ae of or Detroit Detroi was va Jess than votes Gov Governor Lowden was trailing votes behind Wood when half haIr the state lad had beeri counted Hoover was bringing bringIng bringIng bring bring- I ing up the rear The Vote ote jn n 1165 precincts including Detroit complete was as follows Johnson I Wood r Lowden I Hoover t VOTE IN DETROIT In Detroit's tS precincts precincts t e yote Was follows vas as t Johnson 1 iC WOOd I Ho Hoover ver J. J S. S I Lowden y i w i t t I P Ij TAI 5 1 2779 j 1 I j S. S In pre precincts precincts' ic s. s ou outside si e of or Detroit the vote was V v S. S I I Wood A I Johnson t. t S Lowden Lowde l Hoover J. J S 'S I This includes a large slice of the upI upper up up- I per peninsula w which was Woods Wood's one I j I I redoubtable s stronghold r ld Jn ot other er parts i J of the she state Johnson was running neck I i I and nd neck his chief hi opponent I MEANING OF PRIMARY 0 The The prImary primary do do donot not necessarily necessarily m mean an th the winner will receive I I the tho votes voteR of Michigan's delegation to the national convention Delegates areto are arc areto to be elected in state conventions cOn the latter Utter part of bf t thIs month County caucuses elect delegates to the stat state convention The he primary is preferential preferential pret- pret and Js is binding I Herbert Hoover whose se name appeared appeared ap- ap 1 on on both ballots was was' leading the Demo Democratic ticket with I against for Gov Go Edward Ed Jj w wards of ot New Jersey wn William 1 J I G G. G I I M Adoo had and W W. Wd rf Bryan 1267 Th The Democratic Uc vote vot seemingly was much nuch lIght lighter than had been I anticipated r I MANAGERS MANAGER'S STAT STATEMENT MENT Michigan ha haj given iven her indor indorsement indorse indorse- ement e- e ment mont to Hir Johnson in terms so soI decisive as asto leave the nation nallon In n no doubt J ls C. C Crampton Michigan y of the California sanator 3 I campaign said in a stat statement issued I t a at hea headquarters here today I A Continued On h lIe don o on page page 2 s i t. t Y T I c t I I I I I I i I CALIFORNIAN Continued d from page 1 Johnson has a safe sate lead of better bette than and If it the vote up state stat had been heavier the plurality would have been larger ort 01 or the quiet unorganized unorganized un un- nn- nn organized vote yote was ours outs Against forces that had been hIghly hIghly highly high hIgh- ly organized for tor months and spent a as m much ch money as has ever been spen spent in a a Michigan campaign using hired workers and every avenue of publicity w without limit Senator Johnson in th the past six weeks has made a winning fight tight on his merits wl without hout a single paid worker and with little paid publicity publicity pub pub- in newspapers printed matter mater of the mails S The result is significant as a a. le le- by Michigan of the p book as ag a controlling factor In her ber politics I II JOHNSON GRATEFUL NEW YORK April 6 GUIt C. I f P first big biff test of ot popular sentiment t Senator Hiram Johnson said today in refer nee to the Republican primary in 1 Michigan Heretofore weve we've had North Dakota which I won South which Wood won and l Mn- Mn with a trick and fraud primary primary mary mar which nevertheless I won Michigan is the first great test and the ballot there was a simple ballot banot with just the names of ot the candidates ca for president on it The result o of ot course is more than rali- rali tying lying It It TI is a marvelous victo victory It 1 demonstrates that an n American uy y b be a. a candidate for president with only ol the attributes God gave him against organized politics and and- organized wealth and power exploiting politics and be successful in a great free commonwealth Words fail fall me in expressing my gratitude to the people of Michigan l and those who have so so unselfishly de devot devoted tie tie- vot voted d themselves to the fight there SOUTH DAKOTA DAKOTA FIGURES SIOUX FALLS S. S D. D April 6 Latest figures s from the secretary of ot I state at Pierre on the Republican presidential preference of the March larch 23 primary of ot this state are re from sixty out of ot sixty four counties and show X 5 Wood Lowden rAwden Johnson Poindexter 1107 N No specific ft figures r-es r on the the Demo Democratic cratic ticket have been given given out The ott official count on all al candidates Is is expected ex expected ex- ex x- x l soon |