Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-17
|35 GOVERNORS.
TO De ELECTED
NEXT NOVEMBER
Thirty-tWo u, S. Senators,
to Take Office March a,
Next, Are to Be Chosen at
the Same Time.
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vice president are chosen. Thirty
two United States senators, to take
office March A., 1921, also are to be
detected.
OF the governors whose terms
= expire next year twenty-five are
republicans and thirteen demo-
t. Gratis, while seventeen of the thirty
two senators are democrats arm
Fifteen republicans.
The thirty-fiye governorships to
be filled offer a wide range, both
N terms and salaries. Among tho
state executives whose terms expire
are Frank o, Lowden, of Illinois,
he highest paid governor in the
country, and S. r. McKelVie, or
Nebraska, the poorest paid, Mr.,
Lowden receives $4,000 yearly fer
4 four year term and McKelv,e
s2,5O0 annually for two years.
Only twelve of the thirty-fivo will
receive over $1,000 a year. and
tive will be paid $4,000 or less.
Governor Coolidge, of Massachu-
sets, whose position carries a
$40, 900 salary. is the only governor
n the country elected for one ear.
All other states have either two
or four-year terms.
Territorial governors ale better
paid than the average state eX-
ecutive and two of the four are ap-
pointed for indefinite terms. with
the result that they remain IN otilce
las long. as a rule, as the present
who named them.
Francis Burton Harrison, SOW
ernor general of the Philippines
tops the list of territorial executives
with an indefinite term ana p $40 :
600 yearly salary. Arthur Eager,
governor of Porto Rico, receives
$40 900 and is appointed for an
Indefinite term. Governor Fh2mas
Riggs, Jr., of Alaska, @nd 9. j.
Mccarthy, of Hawaii, each received
annual salaries of $1,000 "sfhs
tnelF Tour y Sdi iVi ihs7' --lH
The states which will elect gov
ernors this year, with the incumb-
cnt, his politics, salary and term OF
office are: - ~
Arizona. T. f. Campbell, repub-
lican, $500, two years.
Arkansas, C, II. Brough, demo-
Graf. $4,000, two years.
Colorado, o. H. Shoup. repuon-
can. $4,000, two years.
Connecticut, M. II. Holcomb, re-
publican, $4,000, two years,
Delaware, j. G, Townsend, re-
publican, $4,000, four years.
Florida. S. J. Cats, democrat
Sc, 900. four years. -f' =,
Georgia, II. NJ. Dorsey democrat
IS. 900, two years.
Idaho, d. w. Davis, republican
S., 600, two years.
Illinois. f. o. Lowden. republi-
can, $4,000, four years. =,
indiana, ]. P. Goodrich, repup-
lican, $4,000, four years
Iowa. w. l.. Harding, republican
IS, 900, two years. 90,
Kansas, II. ]. Alien, republican
SIS, 900, two years.
Maine, C. e. Milliken, republican
So. 900, two years. 1885,
Massachusetts, c. Coolidge, re-
nublican. $4,000, one year.
Michigan, A. r. Sleeper, repup-
lican. $4,000, two years. ..
Minnesota, ]. A. A. Burnqulst re-
nublican, $1,000, two years..
Missouri F. d, Gardner demo-
crat. $4,000. four years,
Montana, S. V. Stewart, demo-
crat. $500, four years.
Nebraska, S. r. McKelvie, re-
publican, $4,000, two years.
New Hampshire, ], II. Bartlett
Republican, $4,000, two years.
New Mexico, o. A. Larrazolo' re-
publican, $4,000, two years,
New York, A. e. Smith, demo-
|crat. $4,000, two years.
North Carolina, It. w. Bicket'
democrat, $4,000, four years
North Dakota, l.. j. Frazier re-
|nub,ican, $1,000. two years.
Ohio, J.. NJ. Cox, democrat, slo'-
loco, two years. ,.-.
Rhode Island. r. l.. Beeckmah'
REPUBLICAN, $4,000, two years.
south Carolina, r. A, Cooper
democrat, $4,000, two years.
South Dakota, Peter Norpeck'
Republican, $4,000, two years.
Tennessee, A. H. Roberts, demo-
Graf. $4,000, two years.
Texas, w. p. Hobby, democrat
"a. 900. two years.
Utah. S.. Bamberger, democrat
Sc ,o0e, four years.
Vermont, p. w. Clement repup-
,ican. $4,000, two years.
Washington, L. F. Hart, repuoh-
can. 5000, four years.
west Virginia, j. j. Cornwell'
democrat, $4,000, four years
Wisconsin, E. ]. Phillip, republi-
can. SIS, 900, two years.
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