Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-06

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republican, E. 8. MacEachron the prohi-
bition and John NJ. Work the socialist
Kansas.
In Kansas the democrats have nomi-
mated George H. Hodges for governor;
the republicans, Walter r. Stubs: the
prohibitionists. William Cady, and the
socialists, A. NJ. Stallard. There are also
races for other state officers.
Kentucky.
In Kentucky the voters are to choose
between the democratic and republican
appeals in the second, fourth and sixth
districts.
Louisiana.
In Louisiana only one ticket has been
nominated and that by the democrats for
justice Of the supreme court, the court
of appeals. railroad commissioner and
members OF the state board of eaualizers.
A constitutional amendment proposes "a
tax to raise $4,OO0.e0a. for the. New
Orleans Panama canal exposition from
of 100000 additional from Orleans
county for the exposition, Other minor
questions are to be submitted.
In Maine there will be no elections.
Maryland.
In Maryland no state election is to be
held. blu. there will be voting to choose
members of the national House. "
Massachusetts,.
In Massachusetts FIVE full state tickets
are in the field. Eugene N. Foss is the
n -minee for governor for the democrats,
EDen s. Draper for the republicans, John
A. Nicho,. for me prohioitionist>, Dan
A. White for the socialists and Mori.z E.
Ruther for the socialist labortes. The
state legislature to be chosen will elect
a successor to United States Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge.
Michigan.
In Michigan, as in Massachusetts,. voters
have a choice of five nominees for the
several state Offices. Lawton r. Hemans
will be the next governor If the democrats
win; Charles s. Osborn if the state is
republican,: Fred w. Corbett if prohibit
ton, Joseph Warnock If socialist and
Herman Richter If socialist labor. The
state legislature to be elected will choose
successor to United States Senator
julius c. Burrows. The republicans, in
primaries, nominated Representative
Charles E. Townsend and democrats John
T. Winship.
Minnesota
In Minnesota five gubernatorial candi-
dates are in the race. James Gray Tor
the democrats, Adolph o. Eberhart for
the republicans. ]. F. Heilberg for the
prohtbitionists, George E. Barrett on the
public ownership (socialist ticket and c.
W. Brandborg on the socialist labor
ticket. The state legislature Is to elect
q successor to United states Senator
Moses E. Clapp, and the republican state
convention unanimously voted for his re-
election. Several minor constitutional
amendments are to be submitted to
vote, one providing for decenntal census
beginning in 1915 being Of chief local
interest.
Mississippi.
In Mississippi no state officers are to
be elected. Constitutional amendments to
come up provide for a biennial instead OF
quadrennial sessions of the state leslsia-
ture and substitution of elective judicial
system in place Of an appointive one.
Missouri:
In Missouri the main fight is over the
control of the next legislature, as it Is
to choose a successor tor United States
Senator william Warner, a republican.
A primary, at which candidates will be
nominated, is to be held. David X.
Francis, James A. Reed, Sterling +.
Bond, John w. Breckenridge, }. u. Snew-1
al.er. X. 8. Kutiedge and william b.
cunningham have med declarations as
f,,. fr10
ton; and Nathan Frank, John. Z. Nc
Kinney, A. Nj. L. Gardner. John =. HUFF
nagel and Jacob F. Schmitter have filed
for the republican nomination. There are
five tickets in the field for minor state
offices. Pensions for lncapacitated school
teachers and policemen in cities OF 10000
population and over, and bonds to the
extent Of S5,V00,OOO for new capital,
GUS proposed constitutional amendments
are agreed to. The liquor question will
also come up, as an amendment to the
constitution establishing statewide pro-
hibition Is to be submitted.
Montana.
In Montana the election of a successor
to United States Senator Thomas II.
Carter is Of chief Importance. Nomi-
nees for chief justice of the supreme
court have no opposition
NEBRASKA.
In Nebrasks voters have choice of
three candidates for governor--James G..
Dahlman on the democratic ticket. Ches-
ter H. Aldrich on the republican and
Clyde j. Wright on the socalist-but of
five candidates for most of the other
state offices. Upon the results Of the
election will also depend the choice OF
successor for United states Senator Elmer
j. Burkett. He has been renomlnateo, in
primary, by the republicans, while the
democrats and popuists have named
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, and the prohibition
asts Thomas NJ. c. Birmingham. con-
st,tutiOnal amendment would restrict the
franchise to full-fedged citizens of the
United States instead OF, as at present,
allowing 1t to citizens and foreigners
who have declared their intention to be-
come citizens.
Nevada.
In Nevada threeh state tickets are in
the field. Denver s. Dickerson has been |
named for governor by the democrats, |
Tasker l.. Odds by the republicans and |
Henry F. Gegax by the socialists The |
legislature is to elect q successor to |
United States Senator George S. Nixon,
and Mr.. Nixon has been renominat ted by |
the republicans and Key Pittman by the |