Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-06
Nominees For
Governor and
Senate Given
Full List CT States and Main
Tickets Given Below; Save
These for Returns To-
morrow Night

ano now the state tickets 90. ne Re
! publicans have a chance TO win back
control Of the senate and a very good
chance TO win majority in the house
Of representatives.
Readers Of the Star-Builetin will
find the acconr snying information OF
much interest as the returns come
from the mainland, and il will be
worth while to clip out this list and
keep IL for comparison with the re-
turns tomorrow night to see how the
states are going
iNominee elected
*Present incumbent re-nominated
Arizona
United States Senator-Repubiican
Joseph II. ,Kibbey; Democratic, *Henry
+ Ashurst
Governor-Republica Thomas E.
Campbell; Democratic, 'George w. p.
Hunt.
Arkansas
Unexpired term of the late Senator
James p. Clarke.
United States Senator-Republican
Harmon l.. Remmel; Democratic, Will
liam r. Kirby. t
Governor - Republican, Wallace
Townsend; Democratic, c, H. Brough.
California
United States Senator-Republican
Hiram w, Johnson; Democratic,
George s. Patton.
Colorado
Governor-Republican, George A.
Carlson; Democratic, Judge j. c. Gun
ter.
Connecticut
United States Republican,
George p Mclean; Democratic, HON.
er S. Cummings.
Governor-Re Republican, fMarcus H.
Holcomb; Democratic, Morris B.
Beardsley.
Delaware
United States Senator Republican,
.Henry A. DUPONT; Democratic, ]. o.
Wolcott.
Governor-Republican, John G.
Townsend; Democratic, James Hughes.
Florida
United States Republican,
". r. O'Neal; Democratic, Park Tram
nell.
Governor-Republican, George w.
Allen; Democratic, W. v Knott
Georgia
Governor-Republican, Roscoe Pic.
kett; Democratic, Hugh Dorsey
Idaho
Governor-Republi w. d. Davis;
Democratic, *Moses Alexander.
Illinois
Governor Republican, Frank o.
Lowden; Democratic, Edward F.
Dunno.
Indiana
Short Term
United States Senator Republican,
James f, Watson; Democratic, 'Thom-
as Taggart
Long Term.
Republican, Harry S. New; Demo-
cratic, 81 W. Kern.
Governor-Republican, ]. p. Good.
rich; Democratic, j. A. NJ. Adair.
Iowa
Governor-Republican, w. l.. Hard
ing; Democratic. E. T. Meredith.
kansas
Governor-Republican, arthur Cap
per; Democratic, W. c. Landson
State Of Maine
Long Term.
United States Senator-tRepublican.
Frederick Hale; Democratic, 'Charles
+. Johnson
Short Term.
Republican, Bert NJ. Fernald;
Democratic. Kennith c. NJ Stills.
Governor-fRepublican, Carl E. Mil
liken; Democratic, 'Oakley c. Curtis.
Maryland
United States Senator-Republican
]. Erwin France; Democratic, David
j. Lewis.
Massachusetts
/ United States Senator Republican,
%Henry Cabot Lodge; Democratic,
John F. Fitzgerald.
Governor-Republica samuel W.
MCCALL; Democratic, Frederick w.
Mansfield
Michigan
United States Senator Republican,
'Charles E. Townsend; Democratic,
Lawrence Price.
Governor-Republican, A. f. Sleep
er: Democratic. E. F. Sweet.
Minnesota
United States Senator Republican,
Frank B. Kellogg; Democratic, d. W.
LAWYER
Governor-Republican, -. A. A.
Burnquist; Democratic, Thomas p
Dwyer
Mississippi
limited Ctofas caDotor nomoorar;c
John Sharp Williams.
Missouri
United States Senator-Republican
Walter S. Dickey; Democratic, flames
A Reed
Governor Republican, Henry
Lamm; Democratic, Frederick d
Gardner
Montana
United States Senator Republican