The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24


a mer Gov. David /. Walsh OF Massa.
?. chusetts will be a candidate for the
S Democratic nomination for United
n States senator this fall and that he
t. is in the fight to the finish" will
o be made at the proper time. The
d present senator is John w, Weeks
d (Rep. J, and he will probably be nom
c inted by his party without opposi-
ton.
Ofiice-seeking is mania in Ma
rion County, Indiana. Not only are
the bigger offices being sought by
scores OF candidates, but the smaller
ones are drawing big fields. For
justice OF the peace, alone, there are
40 men seeking the nomination,
among which is a one-lagged man,
who has a club OF one-legged men
backing him.
The little state of Delaware has
ratified the federal prohibition con-
stitutional amendment, making the
ninth of the 80 necessary ratifica-
tions. Under the constitution the
size OF state, nor population cuts
any figure in the ratification or re-
lection Of proposed amendments,
and so the vote Of the little state OF
/ Delaware will count for as much as
the big state OF New York.
Another new party, built along
the lines of the new National party,
has been organized in Maine, and |
will hold a convention in May to
nominate a complete state ticket. A
plank Of the tentative platform
favors government ownership and .
operation OF public utilities, espe-
cially of railroads, coal, iron and
copper mines, telegraph, telephone
and water powers. The affairs Of
the party are to be administered by
a state executive board.
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mas paced a !.,! ucket III the heid'
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mayor ana TINS Is causing tne Dem
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