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seat of Senator Gay, who is not a
candidate for reelection, while all OF
the states eight representatives in
congress are seeking reelection except
Representative Jaredy Sanders, Of
the sixth district. who is one of the
senatorial candidates.
Sanders opponents are Donelson
Caffery, Of New Orleans, and E. E.
Broussard, of New Iberia.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. IA sec
ond Democratic statewide primary,
necessitated by the failure of any OF
the candidates for the senatorial nom
nation in the recent contest to poll
a majority of the votes cast, Is being
held today in South Carolina. Sena-
tor E. D. Smith is seeking renomina-
ton and has as a lone opponent,
George Warren, of Hampton. Both
candidates conducted spirited cam
paign, and it appeared certain that a
heavy vote would be cast.
Democratic nominees for lieutenant
governor and state railroad commits
sioner are being chosen in today's pri-
mary.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 14.-Colorado
voters today are passing their verdict
on a bitter primary election campaign.
Candidates for U. S. Senator, Congress
men, Judge OF the Supreme Court, and
state and county officers are to be
named. The polls are open from Z
a. m. mountain time to Z p. m.
In Denver interest centered largely
in the Republican three cornered sena-
torial fight, the bitterness of which re-
suited yesterday in a supreme court
order appointing special watchers in
the Denver downtown district where
supporters of Samuel D. Nicholson
Denver and Leadville bankers and
mining men, charged the city officials
were planning to pile up big plural
ity for Karl Schuyler, Denver attorney
The third candidate Is Attorney Rice
w. Means, overseas war veteran.
Justice Tully Scott of the supreme
court, is a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for the U. S. Senate
against William c. Dunks.
Unsettled weather was the forecast
for today.
DOVER, Del, Sept. 1.-THE Demo
cratic state convention met here today
to nominate candidates for preslden
tial electors, representatives In con
gress, governor, lieutenant governor
attorney general, state treasurer ano
other state officials. Interest center
ed in the gubernatorial nomination, tc
which Sussex county is entitled by
county rotation.
Andrew ]. Lynch, a Georgetown
lawyer, claimed At of Sussex 60 deleg
ates. but his opponents declare he will
1,o
| a proposal that he take the congress
sional nomination and give the Guber
Material nomination to Ezkial Cooper
of Wilmington. Lynch is backed by
| the "wets" and anti-school code
Democrats and is a close friend Of
| former U. S. Senator Willard Saulz
bury. Willard F. Deputy, of Sussex
and Thomas F. Bayard. Newcastle
county also are mentioned for Cover
nor. Candidates for the congressional
nomination include l.. Irving Handy
of Kent county, and Henry r. lsaacs
and Daniel Buckley, of Newcastle.
| CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 14-Republicar
leaders at national headquarters here
today all commented with satisfaction
on the results of yesterdays state
election in Maine.
| There is but one deduction tina
can be drawn as the result of TIN
Maine election, Senator Harry S. New
Of Indiana, chairman Of the Republican
speakers bureau, said, land that II
| that Maine is an accurate indication
! of what is going to happen in ever.
other state between Maine and Cali
| fornia
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