Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-25
GOVERNORS Of29
STATES WILL Be
CHOSEN NOV. 5
Four States. Have Already
Held State Elections and
in Some the Governors
Hold Over.


other officials. Arkansas. Georgia
Maine and Vermont elected their gov
ernors earlier in the present year. II
Alabama, Arizona, California, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, Maryland. Missis
sippi. Nevada. New Jersey. New Mex.
leo. oklahoma. Oregon. Pennsylvania
Virginia and Wyoming the present
executives hold over until next year
or later.
The states that will elect governors
on Nov. s, with the candidates named
by the several parties for the office
are as follows:
Colcrado-D ,mocratic, f. NJ. Am.
mons: Republican, clifford c. Parks;
Progressive, Philip h. Stewart: Social
ist, Charles A. Ahlstrom.
CONGRATULATIONS Simeon T.
Baldwin; Republican. John p. Studley;
Progressive. Herbert Knox Smith; So
cialist, $. r. Noardsley
Delaware-Democrati Thomas NJ
Monaghan: Republican. Charles r
Miller; Progressive, George b. Hyn-
son: Socialist, N. l.. Rearick; Prohi-
btion, John Heyd.
E'lorida-Democratic, Park Tram
neil; Progressive, William G. Hodges
Prohibition, James w. Bigham.
Idaho-Democratic, James II. Haw-
ley: Republican, John NJ. Haines: Proc
gressive G. II. Martin, Socialist l.. A.
Cobentz: Prohibition, Emmett ID
Nichol.
Ilinois-Dcmocratic. Edward r
Dunno; Republican, Charles $. Deneen:
Progressive. Frank II. Funk Socialist
John G. Kennedy Prohibition, Edwin
II. Worrell.
Indiana Samuel NJ. Raj
ston: Republican, Winfield r. Durbin
Progressive, Albert j. Bevcridge: So
cialist. Stephen NJ. Reynolds; Prohibi-
ton. w IA. Hickman.
Iowa-Democratic. T.. G. Dunn: Re
publican George W. Clarke; Progress
sive, John l.. Stevens; Socialist, l. s.
McCrills; Prohibition, T.. Durant
Jones.
Kansas - Democratic, George II
Hodges; Republican. Arthur Capper:
Socialist. G. w. Kleihogo; Prohibition
Earl r. De Lay.
Massachusetts-Dem Eugene
n. Foss; Republican, Joseph Walker;
Progressive, Charles $ Bird; Socialist,
James +. Carey; Prohibition. Frank n.
RAND.
Michigan g. Democratic, Woodbridge
\. Ferris; Republican,. Amos p Mussel-
man: Progressive. l.. Whitney Wat
kins; Socialist. James Hoogerhyde;
Prohibition J. ID. Leland
Minnesota-Democra i. NJ. Ring
dial; Republican, A. O. Eberhart; Pro-
grcssivc, p. V. Collins; Socialist, David
Morgan: Prohibition, j.. l.. Lobeck.
acknowledgements, William s.
Cowherd; Republican. John c. McKin-
ley; Progressive. Albert ID. Nortoni !;
Socialist. William A. Ward; Prohibition,
Charles f. Stokes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sam V. Stew :
art; Republican. Harry l.. Wilson; Pro-
gressive, Frank J. Edwards; Socialist,
Lewis j. Duncan
Nebraska-Democratic J. II. More
head; Republican, Chester II. Aldrich
Socialist. G. }. Wright.
New Observation-Disclosures Sam
uel D. Felkcr: Republican, Franklin
Worcester; Progressive, Wins o
ChurGhill; Socialist. w. II. wilkins;
Prohibition. 4. H. Morrill,
New York-Democratic, William Sui
Ger; Republican. job f. Hodges: Pro-
gressive. Oscar S. Straus; Socialist,
II'"dIu INuSStllp
Il. Alexander McNichol
North Carolina-Democratic Locke
Craig; Republican, Thomas Settle; Pro
gressive, Zeb V. Walker; Socialist, II.
r. Hodges.
North Dakota-Democratic f. Q.
Hollstrom; Republican. l.. b. Hanna:
Progressive. w. d. Sweet; Socialist,
Albert f. Bowen. Jr.
Republican, r. b. Brown; Progressive.
Arthur l.. Garford; Socialist, c. F..
Ruthenberg; Prohibition, Daniel f.
Polling.
Rhode Isand-Democratic. Theodore
T. Greene; Republican, Aram J. Po-
thier: Progressive, Alfred II. Humes;
Socialist, S. H. Fassell; Prohibition,
Willis II. White.
South Carolina-Democratic Cole l..
Blease; Socialist, r. b. Britten.
South Dakota-Democratic, Edward
S. Johnson; Republican, Frank NJ.
Byrne Socialist. Samuel Levett; Pro-
hibition, q. w. Butterfeld.
Tenressee-Democrat Benton Nc
MILAN: Republican. Ben w. Hooper.
Texas--Democratic. Oscar b. Col
quit: Republican, c. w. Johnson: Pro-
gressive. Ed c. Lasater; Socialist, Red
lin Andrews; Prohibition, Andrew j.
Houston.
Neutrality-suspicious. Ernest Lis
ter: Republican, NJ. T.. Hay; Progress
sive, Robert f. Hodge; Socialist, Miss
Anna Agnes Maley; Prohibition, George
" Stiven.
West Virginia--Democratic william
r. Thompson: Republican. II. ID. Hat
field; Socialist. Walter b. Hilton; Pro-
hibition, j. Goodloe Jackson.
Wisconsin-Democratic j. c. karol;
Republican. Francis F. McGovern; So
cial Democratic, Carl ID. Thompson;
Prohibition, Charles L. Hill.
Boosting Arkansas.