Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-02
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SEPTEMBER I
Several Party Officers Will.
Be Selected When Entire
State Votes. I,

Phoenix, Ark, Sept. 2.-Arfxona
~voees1, at a primary election SSeptem-
her Z, will choose party candidates for
United States senator, member OF the
houDe Of representatives, presidential
sleiectOrs, governor and other state Of
Aceqk The candidates namedSsAt the
\ PRIMARY will make the finafafAce at
the general election November
eenator Marcus A. Smith. 0Demo-
cTaf, Of Tuscon;, Governor Thomas E.
Campbell. Republican, Of Prescott,
and Representative Car. Hayden,
Democrat, Of Phoenix are candidates
for nomination for the offices they
hold.
Opposed to Senator Smith for the
Nnemocratic nomination are John w.
l Norton, Phoenix, r. c. Stanford Of
Phoenix, and A. An Worsley OF Tus-
Con. Candidates for the Republican
senatorial nomination are Ralph H.
cameron of Phoenix, E. s. Clark Of
prescott. Thomas Maddox Of Phoenix
and. Edward M. Robson Of Flagstaff.
Representative Hayden Is unopposed
lin his W party and no Republicans
are running for the nomination for
his post.
Governor Campbell is the only Re-
publican candidate for his office. Two
Democrats, Secretary of State Nit
Stmms OF sSolomonville and. Milford
Winsor OF Yuma, are seeking their
party nomination for governor -
Republican candidates for. presi-
DENTAL electors, Of which Arizona has
three, are James P. Boyle of Phoenix,
John l.. Gust of Phoenix. Joseph w.
Smith of Snowflake, and Frank r.
Stewart OF Phoenix. Democratic can
a3di1ates for presidential electors are
BE. Billingsley OF Duncan May
Belle Craig Of Phoenix and H. T.
ESNpNxh rvVo - ~ rs# AL.-H.4.l-r
e Candidates for the other nomina-
Supreme.s.court j~usticel Democratic,
,k.SsG. McAlister of Stafford: Thomas
N, Nealon Of Phoenix, and Samuel l..
Pattee of Tuscon; Republican, Edward
j y. Flanagan Of Bisbee.
Secretary Of state, Democratic. e.
a. Carroll Of Winslow. Mrs. Nellie A.
HAYWARD OF Douglas, Harry S. Ross of
Tombstone, and Charles De Sales
Wheeler of Phoenix; Republican,
Ernest R. Hall of Phoenix.
Munich OF Nogales; Republican,
Charles w. Fairfield of winslow.
State treasurer, Democratic. Ray
mond r. Earhart Of Nogales, Sam F.
Webb Of Phoenix Republican, j.. w.
Sstills Of Tuscon.
Attorney general. Democratic.. Les
lie q. Hardy Of Nogales. Wiley E.
Jones of Phoenix and Louis, B. Whit
s,,i1ey of Bisbee; Republican, w. j.
Galbraith of Glendale. IN
S~uperiptaade of public instrhc-
tiogs De36tkAtic, G. o. Case of Phoe-
mtg and AssGesssFeterson OF Thatcher;
sRApublicAsEss1AnMood s. Pratt o flake
Ade and Elsie T0les of Tombstone.
Corporation commissioner, Demo.
cratic &c. r.. Adams of Bisbee, T. D.
Cashel OF Phoenix and Loren Vaughn
ofsPhoenix; Republican, no candi.
* dates. 8 50
State mine inspector, Democratic,
Oh. Bolintof Bisbee. Tom C.5Foster
iiof. lowell, Charles F. Hansen OF
Duncan, Harry Jennings Of Bisbee
q Edward Massey Of Bisbee and Err
-soHaean of Jerome: Republican, v. G
sMAllGren Of Tombstone and .Johna r
White Of Phoenix. SCI
State tax Commissioner, Democratic
p. Hughes Of Tombstone. Frank
Luke of Phoenix. NJ. A. Murphy OF
F1agstaf. and G. M. lander of Tempe;
pspnnlican, Rudolph Kuchler Of