Evening star., 1912-11-03

on, one of them reserving to the people
the right of direct legislation through
the initiative and referendum.
Nevada.
Nevada will elect an associate justice of
the supreme court, James NJ. Locknart
being the republican nominee. Patrick \.
McCarran the democratic. W. r. Thomas
the progressive and George A. Bartlett
the independent nominee. Nevada will
also elect two regents for. the State Uni
versity There are a number Of consti-
tutional amendments UP for the voters
to decide upon, one of them being Tor
tne recall of every public officer in not
of the state and another providing Tor
the initiative and referendum
New Hampshire.
The only state officers to be elected In
New Hampshire will be governor. The
candidates are: Republican, Franklin
Worcester; democratic. Samuel D. Felker;
progressive. Winston ChurchiiL the au-
thor; prohibition, Alva H. Morrill,; So
ciali<t. William II. Wilkins. \ leglsla-
ture VII be elected. and there are twelve
proposed constitutional amendments.
New Jersey.
There viii not be any state election in
New Jersey.
New Mexico.
No state officers will he elected in New
Mexico as under the enabling act the Of
fcers elected last year will hold office
Until 1916 Two constitutional amend
ments will be voted on, one of them TO
permit Spanish-speak king citizens who do
not speak English TO hold office.
New York.
state ticket will be elected in New
York. The candidates for governorship
are: Job Z. Hedges. republican; William
SulZer. democrat: Oscar S. Straus, pro-
eressive. Alexander McNichol prohibi-
tion; Charles Edward Russell, socialist;
John Hare. socialist labor. Associate
judges of the court of appeals will be
elected and full state ticket. Separate
ballots, one for presidential electors and
one for state and county officers, will be
used for the first time this year. con-
sttutional amendment providing for $50.
hn.poo worth of bonds to improve the
state highways will be voted on.
North Carolina.
a state ticket will be elected in North
orship are: Locke Craig, democratic
Thomas Settle. republican. and Iredel
Meares, progressive. In two or three in
stances progressiyes and republicans have
the same candidate for state office bu,
the electors are entirely different.
North Dakota.
North Dakota will elect state ticket
the foliowing%sing the candidates FOL
the governohhip: l.. b. Hanna, republi
ran: f. o. Hellstrom. democratic; w
ID Sweet. progressive. and A. E. Bowen
jr.. socialist. There is a non-partisar
ticket for two candidates for judge,
of the supreme court. Andrew A. Bruc,
and j. T.. Robinson There Is no prohibi
ton state ticket. There are two amend
fnents 10 the Constitution to be voted
upon.
I full state ticket will be elected III
Ohio, the following being the candidate
Tor the governorship: r. b. Brown, re
publican: James NJ, Cox, democratic; A
J. Garford. progressive; c. +. Ruthe
berg socialist and Daniel A. Polling, pro
sI0ition.
Oklahoma
Oklahoma will elect judges one for tn
supreme court and one for the court o
appeals. United States senator viii
also be elected Charles Aston Cook i
the republican candidate for the suprem
court and John b. Turner the democrats
candidate. George T. Rails is the re
publican candidate for the criminal cour
of appeals and Henry NJ. Furman tn
democratic candidate. The socialists di,
not nominate for the supreme court. bu
put up +. ;. Hurt for the criminal cour
OF appeals J. T. Dickerson is the re
publican candidate for senator and Rob
ert l.. Owen. the democratic incumben,
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