Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-25

progressive, Philip b. Stewart; social.
| list, Charles A. Alstrom.
Connecticut - democratic, Simeon
y. Baldwin: republican, John p. Stud.
7. ley; progressive Herbert Knox Smith;
socialist, 8. Z. Neardsley.
Observation-Disclosures, Thomas NJ.
! Monaghan; republican, Charles Il. Nil.
Ter: progressive, George B. Hynson;
socialist, N. l.. Rearick; prohibition,
John Heyd.
Florida--Democratic, Park Tram
! nell; progressive, Villain c. Hodges,
prohibition, James w. Bigham.
Idaho-Democratic, James H. Haw.
ley; republican, John NJ. Haines; So
cialist, l.. A. Coblontz; prohibition,
Emmett D. Nichol.
Illinois - Democratic, Edward F.
Dunno; republican, Charles s. De-
neen; progressive, Frank H. Funk;
| socialist, John G.. Kennedy; Drohibi.
tion, Edwin r. Worrell.
Indiana Democratic. Samuel NJ.
| Ralston; republican, Winfield T. Dur.
bin; progressive, Albert ]. Beveridge;
socialist, Stephen NJ. Reynolds; pro.
h.bition, w. II. Hickman.
lowa-DemOcratic, r. G. Dunn; re.
publican. George w. Clarke; progress.
sive, John l.. Stevens; socialist, /. s,
McCrillis: prohibition, e. Dnrant
Jones.
Kansas - Democratic, George II,
Hodges; republican, Arthur Capper;
socialist, G. w. Kleihege; prohibition,
Earl r. De Lay.
Massachusetts, Democratic, Eugene
N. Foss: republican, Joseph Walker;
progressive, Charles 8. Bird; social
list, James F. Carey; prohibition,
Frank N. Rand.
Michigan-Democratic, Woodbridge
N. Ferris; republican, Amos P. Mus.
selman: progressive; L. Whitney Wat.
kins; socialist, James Hoogerhyde:
prohibition, j. D. Leland.
Minnesota-Democratic, p. NJ. Ring.
| dal; republican, A. O. Eberhart; pro.
gressive, p. v. Collins: socialist, Da.
vid Morgan; prohibition, E. e. Lo.
beck,
acknowledgements, William s.
Cowherd; republican, John G. McKin-
ley; progressive, Albert D. Nortoni;
socialist, William A. Ward; prohibi-
tion, Charles +. Stokes.
Montana - Democratic, Sam v.
Stewart; republican, Harry L. vii.
son; progressive, Prank ]. Edwards:
socialist, Lewis J.. Duncan.
New York - Democratic. William
Sulzer; republican, Job q. Hodges;
progressive, Oscar G. Straus; social.
list. Charles Edward Russell; prohibit.
ton, r. Alexander McNichol.
North Carolina-Democratic, Locke
Craig; republican, Thomas Settle;
progressive, Zoz v. Walser; socialist,
H. L. Hodges.
North Dakota - Republican, L. 8.
Hanna; democratic, F. o. Hellstrom:
progressive, w. D. Sweet; socialist,
Albert u. Bowen, Jr.
Ohio-Democratic, James NJ. Cox;
republican, ~. B. Brown; progressive,
Arthur L. Garford; socialist, c. T..
Ruthenberg; prohibition, Daniel E.
Polling.
Rhode Island-Democratic. Theo.
dore +. Greene; republican, Aram J..
Pothier; progressive, Alfred II.
Humes; Socialist, 8. H. Fassell; pro.
h.bition, Willis H: White.
South Carolina-Democratic, Cole
L. Blease; socialist, r. B. Britton.
South Dakota--Democratic, Ed. s.
Johnson; republican Frank NJ. Byrne,
socialist, Samuel Lovett: prohibition,
o. w. Butterfeld.
Tennessee - Democratic, Benton
Mcmillan; republican, Ben w. Hooper.
Texas - Democratic, Oscar Il. Col.
quit; republican, c. w. Johnson: pro-
gressive, I'd. c. Lasater; socialist,
Reddin Andrews; prohibition, An.
drew ]. Houston.
Washington - Democratic, Ernest
Lister; republican, NJ. E.. Hay; pro-
gressive, Robert T. Hodge; socialist,
Miss Anna Agnes Maley; prohibition,
George w. Stiven.
West Virginia - Democratic, VIII.
liam r. Thompson; republican, H. D.
.atfield;. socialist, Walter B. Hilton;
prohibition. J.. Goodloe Jackson.
Wisconsin - Democratic, j. G. Kar.
oil; republican, Francis r. McGovern;
social democratic Carl D. Thompson;
prohibition, Charles L. Hill.
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