Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
VOTERS AND !
CANDIDATES
ARE LEGION.
Twice as. Many Votes For
Twice as Many Candidates
Expected on March l6.

bismarck. N. D.. March s.-Twice
AZ many votes will be cast for twice
as many candidates rs ever before in
the history Of North Dakota in the.
presidential preference primaries to be
held March ls, when for tho hrst
time In this state women will have IAN
opportunity to express their choice for
presidential electors, and. possibly, il
supreme PM upholds one Of the
IN mandamus proceedings to be
arsued Wednesday morning. for dele
gates to the. national convention.
The Ming OF nominating petitions
was completed at S o'clock Monday
afternoon by three factions Of the Re-
publican party and two branches Of
n Democratic State central commit
tee, az follows:
,Republican Nominees.
For PreEdent-Hiram ". johnson
For Vics Observation-Disclosures Grant
Webster OF New York,
For National Committeeman-dun-
der II. Olson of Gkafton and Ole H.
Olson of New Rockford.
For Presidential Electors-M. II.
Shorthand, Sharon; L. F. Mahowald.
Garrison; P. r.. Truhshaw, Valley
City; r. l. Garden. Souris; Edward
Hoverson. Beach; Edward s. johnson,
Solen; I. f. Heaton. Mckenzie; p. N.
COLE. Kenmare; H. A.. Nicholson,
Crosby, nominees of the Gunder Olson
convention and the Young-Bacon con-
vention. and J. S. Underwood. Endcr-
lin. Charles Joyce, Bowman; Miss NJ.
\. Sheridan. Mohall; Albert Baker,
{Na rWSaAn o~S A r-v---.=' vn.---'
nominees OF the league Republican
the Townley faction OF the Rapubli-
can state central committee.
Erickson, Coteau; Nichol McKsller.
Fargo. w. s. Shaw, Minot; e, A.
Tostevia, Mandan: A. T. Kraabei,
Clifford; Olaf Loksengaard, Sawyer;
Edward P. Kelly, CarrinEton; Alfrad
sleele, jamestown; h. P. Bishop, Bel
field; Henry Mclean. Cavalier; E. c.
Nelson, Bismarck, nominees Of the
Gunder Olson and Young Bacon con.
,ventions, and George NJ. Cannon, Ash.
ley; Thomas c. Madden, Bismarck:
Fred Eckcrt. Willtston: Leigh J.. Non
son., Fargo: Ole GiIbertson, Towner;
p. II. Aaker, Grand Forks: w. J..
Motley. Dickinson: Mrs. NJ. A. Rudd,
ro.5v, II. Ilose, MlnoI, ana X. M.
Polndexter. Jr" Jamestown, nominees
OF the league Republican convention
at Hlllsboro, endorsed by tho Townlcy
members of the Republican state cen
trail committed.
Democratic Nominees.
For National Committeeman-capt.
l. 7. Baker. Bismarck, insurgent; II.
H.GssIP,erry, Glendale, regular.
Dor National Delegates-D. III. Nc
Arthur, Fargo; William Collins, Bot
tineau; Melvin Htldreth, Fargo; John
-. Bloon1, Devils Lake; Charles p.
Peterson, Bisbee; A. Il. Raney, Jud:
Frayne Baker. Bismarck; w, L, Rich
ards. Dickinson; Thorwald Mostad.
Mtnot, insurgents, and s. L.. Nuchols,
MandRn: j. w. McEIose, Fargo:
Joseph Mann. Washburn: r. B. MUIR
ply: Grafton; F. +. Burchard, Grand
Forks; W. L. Noyes. Cando;. ". e.
Breen, Bismarck; W. =. Glotzbach.
Anan1oose; Charles Simon. New Eng
lands. s. Woolidge, Minot. and John
8. Fried, Jamestown, regulars.
Q Presidential Electofs-Walter
A.. F~ulkerson. Southam; August Berg
man Wahpeton: w. H. Kennedy,
Grand Forks; William Olson, Valley
City. and Fred Luedtke, Minot, in.
surgents, and John Sullivan. Mandan:
Anna II. >Roch, Minot: Jens Peterson.
Minor; NJ. F.. Hegge, 4Hatton, and
James r. Lamb, Michigan. regulars.
Republicans Withdnrr