Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-24

ter ~ HhH4a lnhE H..b..f .n.a..
Eelf Grar-. D. pnrf. 81 I'd rsfu-r...
sh. hHs n..u U.rd. tar 81 fb. + mari.
iueHt 0f ruHI.. fe.r aha Ht4r-...
burg administration fa rs.U.1 4.
Hr aaHea- Iur the matarlItt
under u.s.. haHuer - -he rar.nff.
faImed FraHsu paftt The Hemo-
efats uzffs T1HuiHE H- candid. mes
Un stfaIrHf rrtF Ieket
Mars land
Maryland wI tle.t governor
DaWpHui.rr WI trr state treasury gf-
'anr} gruefaI f.U house sc deI.-
states and h.li .f fhr State senate u
addition fauI constitutional amend
m'nts wH voted ursu anna local
WuHr UffeHr- HfH rH hu-eu u the
counties Hua Baltimore CiN tundt-
. dates to sla.aaa Governor GaId-nar-
nash. republican. are. Oyugteu D.
Weller fepHHaetu Emerson iia.-
r.8-tan democrat ANA George b. G.r-
Do. pruhHiIanI
The constitutional amendments lrr
ter the referendum q u.u taxation
scheme home rule for cities aud Ha-
fale u criminal eases The refereu-
dunn D. practically THE same as THAT
followed iu other -tHlts except that
the Maryland proposition includes 8
prohibition eHu~t tna u@e of thc fef-
etendum boo ans Iu.II option ur license
Legislation Do 'ue hamc rule amend
Went carries no. legislature WU be
relieved % vHe- umoW. ~ purely
local legislation Viii Do would bc
vested .n Que e.ty and county Uun-
ciis white the taxation Amendments
pfat fdee f8H tHr Justification uf all
kinds of property far the pupO~, co.
taxation.
Ohio
There WiiI De- general interest in che
election boz ohio for Che reason that
statewide prohibition 10 Jhe liquor
traffic is 900 issue again this year. us
it was last 2car Iu the form of proc
posed constitutional amendment
which would forbid TOE slr or manu-
tacturo for sale 0f ANS alcoholic bev-
eraEes. The vets have CoWntered
thi- proposal with petitions under the
initiative and referendum law by
which the people viii alsu vote uu tn
other provision which would prevent
me submission of amy constitutional
amendment more than twice i'm sis
years. ohio rs The only state in the
union which will vote this fam upon
the LIQUOR issue ln addition to the
broader question ~ prohibition tho
so-oalled liquor license deccuUaiiza-
tuu law, passed bN the recent legis-
laturc will Doc subjected 90 refcron-
dunn This issue concerns largely The
method of selection of license com
mlssioners.
The Sprague congressional redis-
uictins bin passed by the recent les-
stature VIII also Dee under fire hy ref
ereudum, which WAS BctitoHed by the
democratic state organization The
rodislrlctine law as drawn would t
is declared result in normal years iu
the election OF sixteen republican cone,
gro-smen and possibly Sis democratic
coneressmon The democrats claim
that the Law which they passed when
800 power divided the districts about
evenly as between the two parties
AN cities i'm ohio viii select mayors
and other municipal officers at the
coming election. hut no state Officers
are 90 he chosen thls fan
Kentucky.
The E'ntuckians Win elect gov
crnor fur a t,uu-Near term. AN other
senate aud an entire assembly Dem
Gratis republicans and prohibition .
lists nave candidates for all the STAKE +
offices with republican ANA demo +
cratic contestants for every place on
the ballot and the progrcssives are +.
represented hy candidates for nearly /
all tho State offices and Hu1cr1us .
seats 90 The general assembly Tho +
socialist party has only candidate /
fur governor
I'M the last presidential election the /
progressive patty lu Kentucky pollrd /.
approximately 600 more votes than
the republicans but the latter olalm .