Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-10-25
% STATES TO
CHOOSE HEADS
Besides Governors Many
Other Officials Will Be
Elected November 5
at the Polls
PRESIDENT ALSO ON

- a,
Maryland, Mississippi. Nevada, New
Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma. Ore
gon, Pennsylvania. Virginia and wyo-
ming the present executives hold
I over until next year or later.
! The states that VIII elect governors
! on November >, with the candidates
named by the several parties for the
| office, are as follows.
COLORADO-Dein E. NJ.
Ammons. Clifford c. Parks; Progress
| i've Philip B. Stewart; Socialist.
! Charles A. Ahlstrom:
CONNECTICUT-Demolcratic Sim
con E. Baldwin; Republican, John P.
Studley: Progressive, Herbert Knox
Smith, Socialist, S. f. Noardsley.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Thomas
Nj. Monaghan; Republican. Charles
| x. Miller; Progressive. George r.
| Hynson; Socialist, n. L. Rearick: Pro
hibition, John Heyd;
FLOBIDA-Democra Park Ira
mol; Progressive, William c. Hold
ges; Prohibition, James w. Gigham.
IDAHO-Democratic james II.
Hawley: Republican, John VI. Haines;
Socialist, /. A. Coblentz; Prohibition,
EmmettsD Nichol
INOIS-Democratic Edward IF.
| Dunno; Republican, Charles S. Den
son; Progressive, Frs1k II. Funk;
Socialist, John c. Kennedy: Prohibit
ton, Edward r. Worrell.
INDIANA-Democratic. Samuel NJ.
Ralston; Republican, Winfield T. Dur
bin; Progressive, Albert J. Beverage;
Socialist. stephen NJ. Reynolds; Pro.
| hibitiOn W H Hickman
IOWA-Democratic T. G Dunn; Re
publican, George w. Clarke; Pro
gressive, John L. Stevens; Socialist,
l. S. McCrillis; Prohibition, E. Dur
ant Jones.
KANSAS-Democratie. George H.
Hodges; Republican, Arthur Cappers:
Socialist, G. w. Kleihoge; Prohibi-
ton, Earl r. De Lay.
MASSACHUSETTS - Democratic,
Eugene n. Foss; Republican. Joseph
Walker; Progressive, Charles S. Bird;
Socialist, James F. Carey; Prohibit
ton, Frank n. Rand
MECHIGAN-Democ Wood
bridge \. Ferris; republican. Amos
p. Musselman; Progressive, L. whit
ney Watkins; Socialist. James Hoo
gerhyde; Prohibition, J. D. Leland.
NINNESOTA-Democratic, p. II,
RinEdal; Republican. A. O. Eberhart:
Progressive. p. V. Collins; Socialist,
David Morgan; Prohibition. f. E. LO-
beck
L MISSOURI-Democra William
5. Cowherd: Republican, John c. Nc
Kinley: Progressive, Albert D. Nor
tent: Socialist; William A. Ward
Prohibition, Charles z. Stokes.
MONTANA-Democ Sam V
Stewart; Republican. Harry L. Will
son; Progressive, Frank J. Edwards;
Socialist Lewis J. Duncan.
Observation-Disclosures, J. H.
Morehead. Republican, Chester II.
AldTich. Socialist. c. J. Wright
NEW HAMPSHIRE-Demo
Samuel d. Felker; Republican, Frank
lin Worcester: Progressive, Winston
Churchill; Socialist. w II. wilkins;
Prohibition, A H. Merrill.
NEW YORK-Democratic, William
Sulzer; Republican, Job E. Hodges;
Progressive, Oscar S. Straus; Social
ist, Charles Edward Russell: Prohi-
bition, T. Alexander McNichol
NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Locke Craig; Republican, Thomas
Settle; Progressive. Zeb V. Walser;
Socialist. Fl. E Hodges.
NORTH DAKOTA-Democra F.
o. HOllstrOm; Republican, 3. S. Han
ma; Progressive, w. d. Sweet; So
cialist, Albert f. Bowen, Jr.
OHIO-DcmOcratic, James N. Cox;
republican, r. b. Brown: Progressive,
Arthur l. CarfOrd; Socialist, c. Z.
Ruthenborg; Prohibition, Daniel f.
Polling
RHODE ISLAND-Democratic, The
CdOre F. Greene; Republican. Aram
J. Pothier; Progressive, Alfred H.
Humes; Socialist, s. II. Fassell; Pro
hibitiOn, Willis H. White.
SOUTH acknowledgements
Cole J.. Blease; Socialist, r. b. Brit.
ton.
SOUTH DAKOTA-DemOcratic, Ed
ward S. Johnson; Republican, Frank
r. ByrRe; Socialist, Samuel Iloyett;
Prohibition, o. w Butterheld.
TENNESSEE Ben
ton McsIilhoa; Republican, Ben w.
Hooper.
/ TEXAS-Democratlc, Oscar B. Col
J quit: Republican, c. W. Johnson;
/ Progressive c. Lasater: Socialist,
Z Reddin Andrews; Prohibition. An
I drew J. Houston
{ WASHINGTON-Democratic. Ern-
/ est Lister; Republican. n. E. Hay;
/ Progressive, Robert T. Hodge; Social
| list. Miss Anna Agnes Maloy; Prohi-
I bition. George W. Stiyen.
/ WEST VIRGINIA-Democra
I William r. Thompson; Republican, H.
/ ID. Hatfield; Socialist, Walter p. Hi.
I ton Prohibition I CyoodIoa Jackson
observation-disclosures. J. c.
! karol; Republican, Francis z. Nc
Govern; Social Democratic, Carl d.
Thompson; Prohibition, Charles L.
4 Hill
1 Miss Anna Agnes Maloy Of Everett
/ Is the f-ar.lLaatn ~ The snciaIist ..art,.