Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-26
TWENTY NINE STATES
TO ELECT GOVERNOR
Others Hold Over Until Next Year
or Later.
MARYLAND IN THIS CLASS.
But New York and Other Big CON-
monweaIihs Will Vote for Exscu-
fsvax

tives.
In the elections one week from
next Tuesday, twenty-nine states will
elect governors in addition TO other
officials. Arkansas, Georgia, Maine
and Vermont elected their governors
earlier in the present year.
In Alabama, Arizona. California.
Kentucky, louisiana. Maryland. Mis-
sissippi. Nevada, New Jersey, New
Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon. Pennsyl-
vania, Virginia and Wyoming the
present executives hold over until
next year or later.
The states that will elect COVER
nors on November 5, with the candi-
date named by the several parties for
the Office, are as follows:
Colorado--Democratic, +. nj Am
mons; Republican, Clifford c. Parks !;
Progressive, Philip B. Stewart; So
cialist, Charles A. Ahlstrom.
Come cticut--Democratic, Simeon
E. Baldwin; Republican, John P.
Studley; Progressive, Herbert Knox
Smith; Socialist, s. E. Noardsley
e--Demoeratic, Thomas M.
Monaghan; Republican. Charles r.
Miller; Progressive. George b. Hyn-
son; Socialigt, n. Rearick; Prohibi-
tion, John Heyd.
Florida-Democratic, Park Trammell;
Progressive, William c. Hodges;
Prohibition, James W. Brigham.
Idaho Democratic, James H. Haw-
ley; Republican, John M. Haines;
Socialist, L. A. Coblentz; Pronibi-
ton, Emmett d. Nichol.
: Illinois Democratic, Edward F.
Dunno; Republican, Charles S. De-
neen; Progressive, Frank H. Funk;
Socialit, John C. Kennedy; Prohibit
ton, Edwin r. Worrell.
Indiana Democratic, Samuel NJ.
Ralston; Republican, Winfield T. Dur
bin; Progressive, Albert ]. Beveridge
Socialist, Stephen NJ Reynolds; Pro-
hibition, W. H. Hickman.
Iowa. Democratic, E. G. Dunn;
Republican, George W. Clarke; Pro-
gressive, John Stevens; Socialist,
|. S. McCrilis; Prohibition, E. Du-
rant Jones.
Kansas Democratic, George H.
Hodges; Republican, Arthur Capper;
Socialist, G. w. Kleihogo, Prohibi-
tion, Earl r. Delay.
Massachusetts--De Eu-
gene N. Foss; Republican, Joseph
Walker; Progressive, Charles S. Bird;
Socialist, James F. Carey; Prohi-
bition, Frank N. Rand.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, w d.
bridge N. Ferris; Republican, Amos
P. Musselman; Progressive, L. Whit
ney Watkins; Socialist, James Hoo,
gerhyde; Prohibition.J. d. Leland.
Minnesota--Democratic, p. M. Ring
dial; Republican, A. o. Eberhart;
Progressive, p. v. Collins; Socialist,
David Morgan; Prohibition, E. f.
Lobeck.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Elliott w.
Major; Republican, John c. McKin-
ley; Progressive, Albert d. Nortoni;
Socialist, William A. Ward; Prohi-
bition, Charles E. Stokes.
Montana--Sam ". Stewart; Repub-
lican, Harry L. Wilson; Progressive,
Frank j. Edwards; Socialist, Lewis
J. Duncan.
Nebraska Democratic, J H. More
head; Republican, Chester H. Aid
rich; Socialist, c. j. Wright
New Hampshire Dem cratic,
Samuel D. Felker; Republican, Frank
I'm Worcester; Progressive, w.
Churchill; Socialist, w. H. wilkins; ;
Prohibition, A. H. Morrill,.
New York--De mocratic, William
Sulzer; Republican, Job E. Hedges;
Progressive, Oscar s. Staus; Social
list, Charles e. Russell; Prohibition,
7. Alexander McNichol.
North Carolina--Democratic, Locke
Craig; Republican, Thomas Settle;
Progressive, Zeb v. Walser; Socialist,
H. E. Hodges.
North Dakota--Democratic, f. o.
Hollstrom Republican, L. B. Hanna;
Progressive, W. d. Sweet; Social
list, Albert E. Bowen, Jr.
Ohio--Democratic, James NJ. Cox I;
Republican, r. b. Brown; Progress
sive, Arthur l.. Garford; Socialist,
C. E. Ruthenberg; Prohibition, Daniel
E. Polling.
Rhode Sland--Democratlc, IheO-
dore r. Greene; Republican, Aram j.
Pothier; Progressive, Alfred H.
Humes; socialist, S. H. Fassell: Pro-
hibition, Willis Fl. White.
South Carolina--Democratic, cole
Blease; Socialist, R. B. Britton.
South Dakota--Democratic, Edward
S. Johnson; Republican. Frank M.
Byrne; Socialist, Samuel Lovett;
Prohibition, o. w Rutterfeld.
Tennessee--Democratic, Benton Nc
Milln; Republican, Ben w. Hooper.
Texas--Democratic, Oscar B. Col
quit; Republican, C. w. Johnson;
Progressive, Ed. c. Lasater; Social
ist, Roddin Andrews; Prohibition,
Andrew J. Houston.
Washington--Democratic, Ernest
Listor; Republican, M. E. Hay; Pro-
gressive, Robert 7. Hodge; Socialist,
Miss Anna Agnes Maley; Prohibition,
George W. Steven.
West Virginia Democratic, Will
lam r. Thompson: Republican, H.
d. Hatfield; Socialist, Walter B. Hill
Inn. Prohibition. ]. Goodloe jackson.