The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-20
in House. Yote in 1012; wilson

August % and Democrats August 80
Candidates so far: Democrat, Andrieus
A. Jones, first assistant secretary OF
the interior; Republicans, Thomas b.
Catron, incumbent, and Frank Hub
bell. Vote in 1912: Wilson, 2O,43i
Republican, 26,OSO,
Wilson's Home State.
New Jersey-Prlmarle TO be sep
TENDER 26. Candidates thus far:
Democrats, Judge WcstCott and James
Z. MARITIME, incumbent; Republican,
Franklin j. Murphy and Joseph T.
Freinghuysen. State government, sew
en-, including governor out OF eghL
Democrats; legislature, Republican;
represented in Congress by two Demo-
Gratis in Senate, and in House by four
Democrats and eight Republicans,
Vote in 1912; Wilson, 1929; ReDub-
lcan, 234,245.
New York-No candidate chosen
Discussed so far; Democrats, former
Governor Martin II. GIynn and John
b. Stanchfeld; Republican, former
Representative William NJ. Calder.
State government Republican
throughout; represented in Congress
by one Republican in Senate and IN
House by eighteen Democrats, twenty
four Republicans and one Socialist.
Vote in 1912: Wilson, GfG,40l; Ropub-
lican, 845,449.
North Observation-Disclosures already
held Candidates Democrat, Alice
Pomerene, incumbent; Republican,
former Governor Myron Y Hcrrick.
Republican legislature; Republican.
represented in Congress by one Demo-
crat and one Republican in Senate,
and in House by nine Democrats land
thirteen Republicans. Vote in 1917;
Wilson, 431,152; Republican 5O5398.
Candidates in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Primaries to be held.
Candidates thus far: Democrat, Ellis
l.. 0rvls; Republican, Phlandcr G.
Knox. State government Progress
slve and Republican; Legislature, Re-
publican; represented in Congress by
two Republican Senator's, and in the
House by six Democrats and thirty Re-
publicans Vote in 1912: Wilson,
395,619; Republican, 72O,731
Rhode Island-Primaries already
held Candidates: Democrat, former
Representative Peter G. Gerry; Re-
publican. Henry F. Lippitt; state
government, Republican throughout;
represented in Congress by two Re-
publican and one Democratic repre-
sentatives. Vote in 1912 Wilson,
3O.412; Republican, 44,531.
Observation-Disclosures already held.
Candidates Democrat, Kenneth D. Nc
Kelar; Republican, Ben W. Hooper,
State government. Democratic
throughout: represented in Congress
by two Democratic senators and in
the House by eight Democrats and
two Republicans Vote in 1912 Will
son, 13O,335; Republican, 1889
Tcxas-Democrat primary already
held, but indecisivc, and to be finally
decided between Charles A. CulbCrson,
incumbent, and former Governor o,
B. ColQuitt, on August %. State gov
ernment, Democratic throughouti rep
resented in Congress by Democrats
only Vote in 1872 Wilson, 22l5S9;
Republican, 55,6O8,
Utah-Primaries, August S.-Candi-
dates: Democrat, former Representa-
tive William H. King; Republican,
George Sutherland, incumbent; state
government, Republican throughout;
represented in Congress by two Re
publican senator's; one Democrat and
one Republican. Vote in 1912: Val
son, $3.50; Republican, 1924.
Observation-Disclosures Carroll S.
Page, Republican. incumbent; no
Democratic candidate. State govern
ment, Republican throughout; repre-
scented in Congress by Republicans
only. Vote in 1912: Wilson, 1880;
Republican, 1876.
acknowledgements primary held
and Claude A. Swanson, nominee; no
Republican candidate. State govern
ment Democratic throughout repre-
scented In Congress by two Democrats
in Senate and in House by nine Demo-
Gratis and one Republican. Vote in
1912; Wilson, 9O,332; Republican, 49,
O65.
Washington State Contest.
Observation-Disclosures September
IL. Candidates-Democrats, c, A.
Bryan; Republicans, Miles PoindcXter,
incumbent, and William p Humphrey.
State government seven out Of ten
Republicans, with governor Democrat
ic; represented in Congress by two
Republican senators and in the House
by four Republicans and one Demo-
Crat Vote in 1872: Wilson, $3.50;
Republican, 1S4,l43
West Observation-Disclosures already
held. Candidates-Democrat, William
f Chiffon, incumbent; Republican,
Howard Sutherland representative.
State government. Republican
throughout; represented in Congress
by one Democrat and one Republican
in Senate and in House by three Re-
publcans, two Democrats and one va
cancy Vote in 1872: Wilson, 1887;
Republican, 1856.
Observation-Disclosures, September B.
Candidates-DemoCrat, William Wolfe;
Republican, Robert NJ. La Toilette.
State government, Republican through
out, with exception OF one indepen-
dent, represented in Congress by one
Democrat and one Republican in SEN
ate and in House by eight Republicans
and three Democrats, Vote in 1912:
Wilson. 164. 1905 Republican, 1859.
Wyoming Primaries, August %
Candidates-Republican, Clarence D.
Clark, incumbent; no Democrat yet
announced, although held probable