Evening star., 1912-11-03

StitutiOnal amendments to De ratlHeu
which will be voted on November D.
idaho.
Idaho will elect state ticket. The
candidates for justice Of the supreme
court are: George H. Stewart, repnbli-
can; Arthur NJ. Bowen. democratic; E. X.
Nussgen, socialist. There Is no candi-
date on the progressive party or prohibi-
ton party tickets. The candidates for
governor are: John NJ. Haines. republi-
Martin, progressive; L.. A. Coblentz,
socialist E. D. Nichols. prohibition.
Idaho will vote on a number of constitu-
tional amendments, including one to re-
call officials except judicial officers.
Illinois.
Illinois will also elect state ticket.
The candidates are: For governor. Charles
s. Deneen, republican, denomination;
Edward F. Dunno, democratic; Frank H,
Funk, progressive; Edward r. Worrell
prohibitions: John c. Kennedy, socialist
and John NJ. Francis, socialist-labor.
Illinois voters will also vote on ques-
tons Of proposed public policy.
Indiana.
State tickets will be elected in Indiana,
headed by the following candidates for
the governorship: Winfield T. Durbin,
republican; Samuel NJ. Ralston, demo-
cratic; Albert J. Beveridge. former
United States senator. progressive; Ste
phen NJ. Reynolds, socialist; William II.
Hickman, prohibition, and James Mat
thews, socialist labor.
Iowa state tickets are in the field. head
ed by the following: For governor.
George w. Clarke, republican; Edward
G. Dunn, democratic; c. Durant Jones.
prohibition; P S. McCrillis. socialist;
John L. Stevens. progressive.
Kansas.
ed. The following are the candidates for
the governorship: Arthur Capper. re-
publican; George H. Hodges, democratic;
George w. Kleihege, socialist. The eight
congressional nominees. both regular re-
ular republican ticket. The progressives
have made no other nominations. Also
all the state officials. both republican
and progressive. will be placed on the
regular republican ticket. The progress
i've electors. alone, will appear on a sepa-
rate progressive ballot. There Is no
prohibition or socialist labor ticket. A
constitutional amendment granting equal
rights and privileges to women will be
voted on.
Kentucky.
There will not be any state election in
Kentucky.
Louisiana.
Louisiana will elect presidential elect
ors. eight representatives In Congress.
and county and municipal officials. Nine
teen proposed amendments to the Con-
stitution will be submitted to the people,
including one for the recall of all state,
district, parish and municipal officials
with the exception Of the judiciary.
The state and congressional election
in Maine was held in September.
Massachusetts.
A state ticket will be elected in Massa-
chusetts. The candidates for the gov
ernorship are as follows: Joseph Walker.
republican: Eugene n. Foss. renomina-
tion. democratic; Charles s. Bird, pro-
gressive: Frank n. Rand. prohibition:
Patrick Mulligan. socialist labor: Rich
constitutional amendments of local in
terest will be submitted to the voters.
Michigan.
Michigan will elect state ticket The
candidates for the governorship are as
follows: Amos S. Musselman, republican
Woodbridge n. Ferris democratic; Lucius
w. Watkins. progressive: ]. D. Leland
prohibitions: James Hoogerhyde, social
list. Two constitutional amendments are
to be voted on. One is on the question
OF allowing woman suffrage.
Minnesota.
Minnesota will elect a state ticket. The
candidates for governor are: Adolph O.
| Eberhart, republican: P. NJ Ringdal
democratic; P v. Collins, progress!ve
| public ownership (socialisD, David Nor
! gan; prohibition Z. E. Lobeck. There Is
| q nom partisan ticket in the field for CHIEF
| Justice OF the supreme court, with two
and Calvin l.. Brown. Several constitu-
| tional amendments Of local interest will
| be voted on.
Mississippi.
| In Mississippi the present state Official:
| hold Office until 1915. having been elected
| In November, 1911 Constitutional amend
| ments will be submitted to the voters. in
| cluding one providing for the initiative
| referendum and recall.
Missouri.
1 Missouri will elect state ticket, head
ed by the following candidates for gov
- E1-----AL