Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-04
AR|Z. PRIMARY
SCHEDULED FOR
! SEPTEMBER 7TH
Voters viii Choose Party
Candidates for Congress
slonal and State Offices
to Make the Final Race.
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Phoenl&, AriZ., Sept. 3.-Arizona
voters, at a primary election Sep
TENDER I. will choose candidates
for United States senator. member
or the house of representatives pres
idential electors. governor and
other state offices. The candidates
named at the primary will make
the maj race at the general
election November 2.
Senator Marcus A. Smith, demo-
crat, of Tucson, Governor Thomas
E. Campbell, republican, of Pres
colt. and Representative Carl Hay
den, democrat, of Phoenix, are can
didates for nomination for the Of
fices they hold.
Opposed to Senator Smith for
the democratic nomination are
John w. Norton, of Phoenix, r. c.
Stamford of Phoenix, and A. Wors-
ley of Tucson. Candidates for the
republican senatorial nomination
are Ralph Fl. Cameron of Phoenix;
E. S. Clark, Of Prescott: Thomas
Maddox, Of Phoenix and Edward
NJ. Robinson % Flagstaff. Repre-
sentative Hayden is unopposed in
his own party and no republicans
are running for his post.
Governor Campbell is the only re-
publican candidate FOR his office.
Two democrats. Secretary of State
Nit Simms of Solomonville and
milford Windsor of Yuma, are
seeking their party nomination for
governor
Republican candidates for presi-
Dental electors of which Arizona
has three, are James p. Boyle, of
Phoenix; John L. Gust, of Phoenix;
Joseph w. Smith, of Snowflake and
Frank r. Stewart of Phoenix.
Democratic candidates for presi-
dental electors are b. f. Billings
ley of Duncan; May Belle Craig of
Phoenix and H. T. Southworth OF
Prescott.
Candidates for the other nomina-
lions are:
Supreme court justice, demo-
cratic, A. G. McAllister OF Stafford
Thomas W. Nealon of Phoenix and
Samuel l.. Pattee Of Tucson; re-
Edward j. Flanagan of
Bisbee.
Secretary Of state, democratic,
e. A. Carroll of Winslow; Mrs. Mel
lie A. Hayward of Douglas; Harry
s. Ross, of Tombstone and Charles
De Sales Wheeler of Phoenix; re-
publican, Ernest r. Hall of Phoe-
nix,
State auditor, democratic, p. ].
of Nogales; republican, |
Charles w. Fairfield OF Winslow.
State treasurer, democratic, Ray |
nond r. Earhart, of Nogales sam |
r. Webb of Phoenix; republican,
J. w. Estll of Tucson.
Attorney general, democratic,
leslie c, Hardy of Nogales; Wiley
+. Jones of Phoenix and Louis b, |
Whitney of Bisbes, republican, w.
!. Galbraith of Glendale.
superintendent of public instruc-
ion, democratic, C. O Case, OF
phoenix and A. c. Peterson of
republican, Linwood S.
Pratt of Lakeside and Elsie Toles
# Tombstone.
Corporation commissioner, DEM
,cratic, /. G. r. Adams of Bisbee;
:. d. Cashel of Phoenix and Loren
1aughn of Phoenix; republican,
10 candidates.
State mine inspector, democratic,
}. H, Bolin of Bisbee; Tom c. Fos-
err of Lowell: Charles f. Hansen
# Duncan: Harry Jennings of Bis
zee: Edward Massey of Bisbee and
I'd O'Hagan of Jerome; republican,
7. G. Mellgren of Tombstone and
ohm f. White of Phoenix.
State tax commissioner, demo-
ratio. e. A. Hughes of Tombstone;
rank Luke of Phoenix; M. A. Muir
hy of Flagstaff and c. M. Zander,
f Tempe; republican, Rudolph
luchler of Phoenix.