The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
eovEaNoRsHlp CONTESTS
Thrift four States Arc to Elect Gov
ernors on November 2

Thrift four States Arc to Elect Gov.
ernors on November 2
Thirty four states axe about to elect
governors for terms varying from
one to four years each, and in many
Of the States the gubernatorlal con
Test rivals the presidential contest
in Popular interest. In other of the
States the election of governor win
be periunetory proceeding, as the
real choice was made in the primary
iof the dominant party
4 Republicans and Democrats will
have candidates in virtually all Of
the States aud the same is true Of the
Socialists Through large section
Of the Middlo ana Far West the Non
Part san league ana the new Farmer
Labcr party are displaying much act
livity in regard to the coming State
4 elections. In some Of the States
these organizations have joined With
one or the other Of The older parties
in the selection Of cand dates, while
in other States they have put their
own tickets in the field
Maine has already elected its cover
nor In Georgia the winner CT the
Democratic run off primary between
Thomas W. Hardwick and Clifford
Walker IS assured of election In
South Carolina the present Democra-
tic governor, Robert A. Cooper, is
certain to succeed him elf In all
the other States tue choice is beley-
ed to lie between the Republican
tand Democratic candidates The
complete list OF these candidates,
with the exception of Rhode Island,
where the nominating conventions
arc rot held until October Is as fol-
low
! Arizona, Thomas J.. Campbell, rep;
Milton Sinms. dem
Arkansas, Wallace Townsend, rep;
TT G McRae, dem
Colorado. Oliver l.. Shoup, Rep;
James NJ Collins, dem
Connecticut Everett j. Lake, rep;
Rolln u TYLER dem.
Delaware, William d. Dpnney rep;
Andrew j. Lynch. dem.
Flor da, George Il. Gay rep;
Gary A. Hardes, dem.
Idaho. f. W Davis, rep; T A..
Walters, dem.
Illinois, Len Small, rep j. Hamil-
ton Lewis, dem
Indian Warren T. McCray, rep;
Carlton b. McCulloch, dem.
Iowa, n H. Kendall. rep; Clyde l..
Henins. dem
Kansas, Henry J Allen, rep; Jon.
athan NJ. Davis, dem.
Massachusetts. Claiming Cox rep;
John j. Walsh, dem
Michigan, Alex U. Groesbeck, rep;
Woodbridge ~ Ferris. dem.
Minnesota, j, A. o. Preus, rep;
L. c. Hudgson dem
Missouri. Arthur ". Hyde, rep;
Jchn NJ Atkinson. dem.
Montana. Joseph NJ Dixon, rep
3. X. Wheeler. dem
Nebraska. Samuel r. McKelvin
rep. John II. Morehead dem.
New Hampshire. Albert o, Brown
rep; Charles L Tilton, dem.
New Mexico. Merritt c. Mechim
rep; Richard II. Hanna, dem
New York, Nathan d. Miller, rep;
Alfred Smith, dem
North Carolina, John Y. Parker
, rep; Cameron f. Morrison, dem
North Dakota, L. Y Frazier, rep;
J. r. T. OConnor. dem.
OHIO Harry L. Davis, rep; A. V.
T. nahey dem.
South Dakota, ". H. McAIaster,
rep; w. w. Howes, dem.
/ Tennessee All Taylor, rep. Albert
IT, Roberts. dem
Texas, J G. Culbertson. rep. Pat
/ rick A. Neff dem
Utah, c. r. Mabey rep; T. NJ
! Taylor dem.
Vermont James Hardness. rep;
Fred c. Martin, dem.
/ Wash ngton, Louis +. Hart. rep;
{ W W Black. dem
West Virginia r. F. Morgan, rep;
/ Arthur b. Koontz, dem
Wisconsin John j. Blaine, rep. r.
/ u Mccoy dem