The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30
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Many women have been nominated for office on state tickets
 Constitutional amendments are to be voted upon in 29 states. There will be referendum in 12 and initia- tfves in four. Arkansas will vote on amendments granting suffrage to- women and the powers of the initia- tive and referendum-to the people. California will have a referendum on five questions including theV Harris Prohibition Enforcement Act and the notable of the initiatives is that in California where the voters will be called upon to decide the fate of Jap anese farmers by amending the Alien Land Law to withdraw the land leaS- 1 ing privilege from aliens who are in l eligible to American citizenship. Cali fornla has an initiative vote also on prohobition of vivisection Voters | will pass upon several constitutional l amendments including the Single Tax measure and prohibition of compul- | sorry vaccination. S.
 | Georgia will pass on a constitution i al amendment authorizing pensions to Confederate veterans or their widows l In Kansas the voters will pass on an amendment to provide state aid in the purchase of farm homes. Louisiana | will vote on pensions to Confederate veterans Michigan on an amendm ent | to require all children between the ages of five and 16 to attend public | schools and Minnesota will decide whether to exempt automobiles from personal property tax, increase the license fees and use the funds to build and maintain state highways.
 l Missouri will decide whether to call a state constitutional convention | Montana. will vote on a proposed re- peal of the presidential preferential l primary.
 | Nebraska will decide a referendum
 on a law substituting nominating con-
 ventions for primaries for all state offices except governors. New Hamp-
 shire will vote on questions of levying 1 a state income tax, granting the gov
 ernor right to veto items in appropri-
 atlon bills and reducing the size of the
 House of Representatives.
 New York voters viii pass on a
 proposed $45,O0o,ooo bond issue posed state income tax while North
 DakotaUNin decide whether to grant
 woman suffrage. Ohio has a referen. , dunn an act providing for the en.
 forcement of prohibition while Okla.
 horna is to settle the question of regu ! lating the practice of medicine. In Oregon thereSwill be a vote or
 a constitutional amendment for com pu1sory voting and registration and al !, initiative on an ant1-compulSory vac [ cination. Six constitutional amendments ar, proposed in South Dakota including
 one to authorize the issue of $6,00O, , 900 in bonds to provide bonuses fo \ soldiers, sailors and marines. Wash ington also will vote on a propose,
 bonus for soldiers and on the ques | ton of increasing the salaries of stat
 offices.
 No state elections will be held nex | Tuesday in Maine, Maryland, Missis
 sippi, New Jersey, nor Virginia
 Probably the banner state for tn
 l number of candidates for governo
 l is Illinois, wheres 10 parties hay
 named candidates for that office, in
 cluding the Democratic, Republican = Socialist, Socialist Labor, Farmer
 Labor, Single Tax, Prohibition, Co = operative Party of America, Lbera n Party and Harding-Coolidge RepubH