The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08
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1t PRIMARY

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election. were expected to affect th,
result In today's balloting. -
Denver Sept. S,-Labor issuai
and prohibition are prominent
! .'tamong the factors entering into the
!. 1state-wide primaries Of the Deme-
.Icratic. Republican and Progressive
.lparties in Colorado today. Cam
|. fpaigns of various candidates have
been waged largely alons lines grow
THE United Mine Workers Of America.
lin addition. the suppoSed, attitude Of
the different aspirants toward state
iwide prohibition, to be voted on at
1.-THE November election. has been used
lin efforts to influence the votes OF
various factions. r-.
Governor f. M. Ammons, around
twhose policy in dealing with the coal
miners strike has been waged bit
tier controversy, is not candidate
for reelection. Democratic candi-
dates for governor are Thomas NJ.
!. Patterson of Denver. former United
Estates senator. and Barnette T. Ma
..lpier OF Glenwood Springs. Charles
lis. Thomas is unopposed for Demo-
tcratic denomination for the United
States senate. @s d.
Samuel d. Nicholson of Leadville.
EGeorge A. Carlson Of Fort Collins and
FRANK c. Goudy of Denver are the
Republican candidates for governor.
Hubert Work Of Pueblo and Isaac N.
'IStevens of Denver are contsndins for
1.-THE republican nomination for sem
fator. III
In the Progressive party Edward
P. Costigan of Denver for governor
and. BENJAMIN Griffith OF Grand
Function for senator are 4nopposed.
Democratic candidatea for 'other
state offices include:
Judge OF supreme court: James r.
Killien. James. H.. Teller and George
NV. Allen. all OF Denver.
Lieutenant governor: John J. To-
bin, Montrose: Louis Vogt. Burling-
iton.
Secretary of state Edwin v.
Brake. Denver; Miss Agnes, ODay,
Boulder: Thomas F. Dillon. Jr.. Dem
ver. Thomas NJ. Hunter. Denver.
Auditor: Charles H. Leckenby,
steamboat Springs: T. d. Foster. Vic
ltor.
Treasurer lanes e. 0rman., ,Pu-
eblo; W. w. Rowan. Ouray: Roady
tKenehan. Denver. u ..a.-
Attorney. general: Fred Farrar,
Fort Collins; John I. Mullins, Den
liver: T. s. McChesney, Trinidad.
Superintendent Of public instruc-
ltion: Mary c.. c. Bradford, Denver;
Minnie L. Harding. Canon City.
Republican candidates:
Judge supreme court: John. Camp
bell, Denver: George w. Allen. Dem
yer. So, s.
Lieutenant governor: Moses p.
Denver.
Secretary Of state: John f. Ramar,
Hotchkiss: Adolph Unfug, Walsen-
burg.
Auditor: BENJAMIN C. Catren, Jr.,
lGeorgtown: Albion X. Vickery. Dem
yer: Harry E. Mulnix. Denver.
Treasurer: Allison Stocker. Dem
yer; Lewis c. Greenlee. Denver.
Attorney general: William B.
Goblin. Rocky Ford; Floyd E. PEN
dell. Fort Morgan; Rees d. Rees,
Denver.
Superintendent of public instruc-
tion: Kathrine l.. Craig, Denver.
Progressive candidates:
Judge supreme court: Joseph c.
Ewing. Greeley.
Lieutenant governor: p. H. Trout
man. Canon City: H. H. Harbaugh,
jGreeley. --as.
Secretary of state: Agnes L. Rid
die. Arapahoe county.
Treasurer: F.. L. Cretney. Lead
willie. e.
Attorney general: Merle d. Vim
cent. Paonia.
Superintendent public instruction:
Florence E. Dick. Denver; May e.
Todd. Denver. -
Following are, the congressional
Icsndidates: -.-.as.--
Democratic: First district: Geo.
Allan Smith, Renver; Benjamin c.
|Hilliard,. Denver. Second district:
H. H. seldomridge. Colorado Springs.
Third district: Edward keating. Pu-
|eblo; E. w. Mcdaniel, La Junta.
Fourth district: Edward T. Taylor,
IGlenwood Springs.
Republican: First district: Horace
Phelps. Albinus. A. johnson. Bernard
IL. Ford and Oscar d. Cass, all Of
Denver Second district. Charles
Timberlake. Sterling; James w. Nc
Creery, Greeley; Rice w. Means, Au-
rora; DR.. Fred Buck. Flsgler. Third
Idistrict: Charles c. Corlett, Monte
vista; Edward j. Boughton. Cripple
Greek: j.. B. Smith, Idaho Springs;
Erred Stanley AlamoAa: Nail M, Nc