Show MISSOURI WETS ARE VICTORIOUS Ku Klux Klan Supporters Defeated By Kansas Action KANSAS CITY Au Aug S 5 The Associated Press Press tor for the wet wot In Ml Missouri and an apparent crushing defeat of ot Ku Klux Klan supporters supporter In KliMas appeared today as the outstanding results of ot Tuesdays Tuesday's primary elec- elec elections cle Is six states In Oklahoma where the klan kl was considered an open Issue In one ono major contest the order orders order's reputed reo re- candidate led while the tl wet faction claimed the edge edlo In Montana Montane With congressional nom nom- non holding interest In two southern state states West Virginia re- re returns returns turns Indicated the ot of five of ot the tho states state's six representatives to congress four ot of whom are Republican and one a Democrat Representative Wood Wood- Woodyard yard Republican Fourth district was wag not a candidate Returns In- In Indicated the nomination of ot ex Rep James A Hughes Re- Re Republican Republican R publican for Woodyard's place Representative Joseph T Deal Democrat has hils a substantial load In the tho one congressional contest nine nino Incumbents being unopposed of ot three Republican can senators was conceded when 1 they amassed commanding plu- plu pluralities I with returns nearly com com- pleto Senator George Williams William of c Missouri routed his avowed dry opponents by large largo margins margin forthe for the tho long and short term nomi- nomi nominations nominations nations Senator Harreld easily lod lad In the Oklahoma Republican balloting and Senator Charles Charlee Cur Cur- Curtis Curtis Cui Cuitis floor leader had little In Kansas WITS IN Ili LEAD Former Congressman Hawes St StLouis Louis Loula D Democrat and a wet In- In Increased creased crossed his lead In late return returns D o oppose Senator Williams In No- No November vember ember Late Oklahoma returns widened the gap In the tho Democratic senatorial race In which J J C Walton deposed governor trailed I Congressman Elmer Thomas by more than votes In Kan- Kan Kansas Kansas sas sas Charles Stephens ot of o Colum Colum- Columbus Columbus bus led two opponents tor for this nomination by a narrow margin Republican and Democratic In- In Incumbents In with one exception I seemed seamed assured of ot In Inthe li lithe the he Kansas congre congressional districts Congressman Hayes Hayea B White Ro- Ro Re publican was If-ad If leading In II C A Fal- Fal Falconer coner oner by only a few otes votes In the Seventh Kansas district where the office was vacated by Representative live tive ive Clifford R Hope Republican led the field by an apparently sate margin Four Democratic and two Re- Re Republican publican congressmen were either unopposed or had large leAds le ids for tor torr to r In the Third dis- dis district Congressman Charles Charle Car Car- Carer Car Car- Carter Wilbur Wllbur Cart Cart- Cartwright Cartright ter er was trailing wright right In the Democratic contest while Mile a close raco race developed for tor to the he vacancy created In the Sixth district when Congressman Thom Thorn Thoma aa as a tiled filed to oppose Walton Valton JO JONATh JONATHAN ATIlAN AN DAVIS LAGS Former Gov Jonathan M accused and acquitted ot of Davis vis pardon ardor selling was trailing Donald Donal Muir duir young oung attorney for tor the tho Kan- Kan Kanas Kansas sas as Democratic gubernatorial nom nom- nomInation nom nation with returns return more than thai halt calf in Governor Ben S Paulen Republican was on the be face tace ot of nearly complete ro- ro reI returns returns turns urn The Kansas Kansan klan tight fight I was vas reflected In the apparent de- de hive victory of ot three supreme court curt judges who ho handed down 8 decision ousting the order from the he state and by large pluralities klan anti antl given Iven the Republican candidates for tor attorney general and nd secretary ot of state stale Henry M t Johnson reputed generalI klan I candidate maintained an approximate mate nate vote voto lead for the Okla gubernatorial homa oma Democratic balloting with two-thirds two of ot the theote th vote ote counted W T Otien ot of otI I Enid Okla led ed the field for tor the he Republican nomination No senatorial or congressional offices were voted on In th the thi Vir- Vir inias or Montan Montana Montana- Indications Indication were rare the heaviest vote ote was cast castIn In n Missouri and Oklahoma with only my light ballo balloting l in other states |