The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05
~THIRTY-F0UR STATES
TO ELECT GOVERNORS

WASHINGTON. oct Sin thirty
four states a governor and all, or near
" all, the elective state officer, are ~
be chosen IN the election, which take
place four weeks from next TUESDAY.
he elections will differ nctlccably
from those e 1912 and 1914 iua,much
a, the disappearance ot the progreS.
slvcS As an organized party leaves the
republicans and the democrats 10 iigh:
for the state office, as va, the case
before the birth OF the so.callcd third
party. The prohibition and socialist
parties have named candidates Tor the
principal offices IN many ~ the states,
and i'm some ui the state, there arc Scv-
cral minor tickets IN the field In all
u! the states, however. 1t is regarded
o., 70 practical certainty that the new
governor, and other principal officers
VIII he either democrats or republicans.
Following arc the republican or dem
,tAtrc candidates for governor IN the
hrrtE four states where gubcrudtorlal
election will be held
Arizona Republican. Tom Camp.
hcll democrat George " + Hunt Cn.
CumbcnI.
Arkansas Republican. Wallace
Townsend democrat. { II Brough.
Colorado - Republican, George 4
Carlson UncumbenU democrat, Jullu,
e Guntcr.
Connecticut Republican, Marcus II
Holcomh Oncumbent democrat, Nor
n, h Beardslcy.
Delaware Republican, John G
Townsend democrat. James s Hughes
Florida Republican. George \. Al.
len; democrat, " Y. Knott
Idaho Republican, y " Davis.
democrat. Moses Alexander Cncum.
henU.
Illinois Republican. Frank O. Low.
den democrat, Edward + Dunno On.
gumbcntD.
Indiana Republican. James p Good.
rich; democrat, John \. NJ Adair.
Iowa Republican, w l.. Harding
democrat, +. T. Meredith
kansas-Republican, Arthur Capper
tincumbenu democrat, W. { Lansdon
Massachusetts, Republican, Samue'
W Mccall GncumbenU democrat
Frederick ". Mansfield
Michigan-Rcpublican. Albert F
Sleeper; democrat, Edwin I. Sweet.
Minnesota Republican, John A. A
BurnQuiSt Gnoumbenu democrat, Cy.
rus NJ King.
Missouri Republican, Henry Lamm
dcmscrat, Frederick u Gardiner.
Montana Republican, Frank I'd
wards democrat, Samuel V Stewart
lincumbent).
Ncbraska-Rcpublicau Abraham /
Sutton democrat, Keith Neville
New Hampshire Republican, Henry
W kcyeS; democrat, John { Hutch.
ms.
New Jersey Republican, Walter +
Edge democrat, H. otto Wittpenn.
New Mexico-Rcpublican Holm q
Bursum democrat, +. {. de Baca,
New Hork-Republ,can, Charles s
Whitman Oncumbenu democrat, Sam.
uel 5. Seabury
North Carolina Republican. Frank
A. .linney democrat, I. W. Beckett
North Dakota-Rcpublican. lynr
Frazer democrat, d H. Macarthur
Ohio Republican, Frank n Will,
UncumbenU democrat, James NJ. Cox
Rhode lSland-Republican, r. Liv.
ingston Beeckman CncumbenO dem
ocrat, Addison +. Munroe.
South Carolina-Democrat, Richart
l. Manning OncumbcnU
South Dakota - Republican, Peter
Norbeck democrat, +. u Morcom
Tennessee Republican, John "
Overall democrat, Tom {. Rye TN.
cumbenu.
Texas-R Republican, X. b. Cfcager
democrat, James T. Ferguson Uncum.
bent).
U,ah-Republican, Ncphi Morris
democrat, Simon Bambcrger
Nermont-Rcpublican Horace I
Graham democrat. William h Mayo
Washington Republican, Henry Me
Bride; democrat, Ernest Lister TN
cumhentl.
West Virginia Republican, Ira 4
Robinson dcmpctat John J. Cornwcll
Wisconsin Republican. Emanuel l.
Phillip lincumheuu democrat. Bur.
Williams.
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