The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-24

List of Those In the Twenty Nine
State Elections

their gov rnNrs eiiileE n sN' F'Vc' p"
YEAR. IN Alabama. Arizona. California
Kentucky. Louisiana, Mar land. Mis-
sissippi. Nevada. New Jersey. New
Mexico oklahoma. oregon PennsSl'
wanna. Virginia and Wyoming the pres
snt executives held over until mex
year o. later.
/ TIE states that viii .leot governors
on November O. with the candidates
named blythe several PARTIES for tbs
o'fce. are as fellows:
crado-Democratic. F. NJ. AM
tmons: Republican. Clifford {. Parks
Progressive. Philip u. Stewart; Social
st Charles A. .ahlstrcm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Simeon +
Baldwin. Republican. John p. stud
lev. Progressive. Herbert Knox smith
| Socialist. :. E. Neardsley.
Delaware-Demoorat Thomas NJ
Monaghan. Republican. Charles 4
Miller. Progressive Georce b. Hsn-
son: Socialist, y L. Rearick; Prohi-
bition John Heyd.
Florida -Democratic Park Tram
NELL. Progressive. William <. Hodges;
Prohibitit n James W. Pigham.
Idaho-Democratic, James n. Haw'
ley. Republican. John NJ. Haines; So
cialist. L. \. Coblontz; Prohibition
Emmett 4. Nichol.
Ininois-Democratic, Edward =
Dunne; Republican, Charles :. De
neen: Progressive. Frank ii. Funk
Socialist John c. Kennedy Prohibi-
ton Edwin r. Wurrell.
lndiana-Democratic samuel NJ
l.alaton: Republican. Winfield I. Dur
bin: Progressives. albert j. Beverage
Socialist, stephen NJ. Reynolds; Prom
bition. w. H. Hickman.
Iowa--Democratic. f. G. Dunn: Re
publican. George ". Clarke; Progress
sive. John l.. Stevens: Socialist, |. ;
YcGrillis; Prohibition, L. Duran'
Jones.
Kansas--Bemocratic George ii
Hodges: Republican. Arthur Capper;
Socialist. G. w Klcihege: Prohibition
Earl r DE lay.
INSTRUMENTATION Eugene
Y. Tess: Republican, Joseph walker
Progressive. Charles :. Bird; Socialist
James F.. Carey; Prohibition, Frank ~
Rand.
Michigan-Democrat Woodbridge
y. Ferris: Republican. Amos ;. MUS
selman: Progressive. l.. Whitney wat
kins. Socialist. James Hoogerhyde
Prohibition. J. ID. Leland.
innesota-Democratic Z. NJ. Rig
dal: Republican. A. o. Eberhart; Pro-
gressive. i. V. Collins; Socialist. David
Morgan; Prohibition. e. z. Lobeck.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS William =
Cowherd; Republican. John c. Mckin-
ley: Progressive, Albert ID. norton )
Socialist, William A. Ward; Prohibi
ton. Charles T.. Stokes.
acknowledgements sam N"Stew-
art Republican, Harry l. WILSON,
Progressive. Frank j. Edwards; So
cialist. Lewis J. Duncan.
Nebra sl;a-Democratic, j. II. More
head; Republican. chester H. AilSrich
Socialist, 6. J. Wright.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, sam
uel ID. F'elker; Republican, Franklin
Worcester; Progressive, winston
Churchill. Socialist. w H. wilkins
Prohibition, A. II. Merrill.
New York-Democratic, william
Sulzer: Republican, Job h. Hodges.
Progressive. Oscar $. Straus; Socialist
Charles Edward Russell; Prohibition
-. Alexander McNichol.
North Carolina-Democrati Locke
Craig, Republican, Thomas Settle;
Progressive. Zeb V Walzer Socialist
H. T.. Hodges.
North Dakota-Democratic +. .
IIollstrom: Republican. L. Il. Hanna;
Progressive. w. II. Sweet; Socialist
Albert T.. Bowen, Jr.
Ohio-Democratic, James NJ. Cox;
Republican, r. b. Brown; Progressive
Arthur L. Garford Socialist. {. r.
Ruthenberg; Prohibition. Daniel f
Polling.
Rhode Island Theodore
=. Greene: Republican, Abram j. Poth-
Ter: Progressive, Alfred II. Humes;
Socialist. s. H. Fassell' Prohibition
Willis w. White.
South Car,lina-Ds mocratic, Cole J,
BIease: Socialist r. r.. Britton
south Dakota-Demccratic. Edw9r'
s. Johnson. Republican. Frank Nj
Byrne Socialist Samuel Lovett; Pro-
hibition, o. w. Butterfield.
Tennessee-Demo cratic, Benton Nc
Millin; Republican. Ben w. Hooper
Texas--Democratic, Oscar Is Col
quit: Republican, c. W Johnson
Progressive. Ed. &. I.as3ter; Socialist
Roddin Andrews; Prohibition, Andrew
J. Houston.
Observation-Disclosures Ernest Lis
Ter. Republican,. NJ. T.. Hay: Progress
sive, Robert T. Hodge; Socialist. MIS-
Anna Agnes Maley; prohibition
George w. Stiven.
West rginis-Democratic' Willian
IL THOMPSON; Republican, VI. ID. Hat
field. Socialist. Walter B. Hilton; Pro
hibition, j. Goodlce Jackson.
wisconsin--Democratic j. Z. karei
Republican, Francis r. McGovern; so
cial Democratic, Carl u. Thompson
Prohibition, Charles l.. Hill
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