The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-02
FIRST MOVE MbER
STATE ELECTION
IN VERMONT
Complete Tickets to Be Voted for
Tomorrow
SITUATION IS COMPLICATED
Charles A. Prouty Is Senatorial Can
didate OF Three Parties--Fusion
in Bennington County

The state elections which take
place in Vermont tomorrow will be
characterized by several novel feat
ures. In the first place a United
States senator will be nominated by
popular vote for the first time and in
the second place there has been a
combination of several parties in the
nomination of candidate for high
office. Charles Prouty of Newport
appears on the ticket as the nominee
iof United States senator. The con-
test for the United States senatorship
has been the big feature of the cam
paign. The state and national tick
cts are as follows.
Republican
United States senator. William p.
Dillingham; of Waterbury; representa-
tive in Congress, LIST district. Frank
l.. Greene of st. Adams City; repre-
sentative in Congress. I'd district,
Porter II. Dale OF Brighton; governor.
Charles w. Gates OF Franklin; lieu
tCnant-gove nor, Hale X. Darling Of
Chelsea; state treasurer, Walter f.
Scott of Brandon; secretary of state,
Guy w. Bailey of Essex; auditor of
accounts. Horace F. Graham of
Craftsbury; Encouragement Her
bert G. Barber of Brattleboro.
Democrat
United States senator, Charles A.
Prouty of Newport; representative in
Congress. LIST district, Daniel f. o.
Sullivan of Colchester; representa-.
tive In Congress. I'd district, John b.
Reardon of Barre City: governor,
Harland r. Howe of St. Johnsbury;
acknowledgements. James Il. Ken.
nedy of Williston; state treasurer, G..
l.. Mcmahon of Stowe: secretary of
state. George f. Root of Newport;
encouragement, John II. Senter OF
Montpelier.
National Progressive
United States senator, Charles A.
Prouty of Newport: representative in
Congress. LIST district, Raymond Nc
Farland of Middlebury; representa-
tive in Congress. Cd district, Frase-
Metzger of Randolph; governor, Wal
ter ]. Aldrich of st. Johnsbury; lieu
tenant-governor, Edward c. Crosby of
Brattleboro; state treasurer, Harry S.
Howard of Burlington; secretary of
state. Henry \. Phelps Of Barre City;
auditor OF accounts. George o. Mitch
ell OF ST. Adams City; attorney-gener-
al. Ernest W. Gibson of Brattleboso.
Prohibition
United States senator, Charles A..
Prouty of Newport; representative in
Congress-, LIST district, Raymond Mo.
Farland OF Middlebury: representa-
tives in Cong -ess, I'd district. Por.
ter II. Dale of Brighton; governor.
Clement f. Smith of Morristown:
acknowledgements. John NJ. Perham
of ST. Johnsbury; state treasurer,
Frank l.. Gibson OF Groton; secretary
of state. Arthur S. Gallup OF Burling-
ton. author of accounts, Warren S.
Newton of ST. Adams; attorney-gen-
eral. Roney VI. Harvey of Montpelier.
Socialist
United States senator, James Can
field Of Bennington; representative in
Cong 'ess. LIST district. Marcus r.
Armstrong of Bennington; represen-
tative in Congress. I'd district, John
p. Marsh of Rochester; governor,
William II. Rowland of East Corinth;
lieutenant-governor. J. Frank Brad
bury of Bennington: state treasurer.
John Mcmillan OF Burlington; secre.
tary of state. Malcolm c. Niven of
Quebec; auditor of accounts. John T.
Callaghan of Barre; Encouragement,
Allen Bourbon Of Woodstock.
Non-Partisan
United States senator. Charles A.