Arizona republican., 1920-08-12
GOVERNOR SHOOP
 RENOM|NATED BY COLORADO |. ]. ?. STATE ASSEMBLY
Centennial State Republi- cans Name Candidates for Primary; Means Would Deport Radicals
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DENVER, Colo, Aug. 1.-The Col orado Republican state assembly in a one-day session today, designated can didates for nomination at the Septem- Der primaries for United States sena- tor, presidential electors and all state officers, endorsed the record of the state Republican administration and the Republican congress and ad = journed.
 In the principal contest of the day, Samuel D. Nicholson, Leadville, and Denver banker, led in the race for Uni ted States senator over Attorney Karl c. Schuyler, All; Means, 1o6.
 Shoup for Governor
 Other designations were:
 For governor, Oliver H. Shoup, in- cumbent, unopposed-
 For secretary of state. Carl s. Milli- ken, Denver newspaper man, unop- posed.
 For lieutenant governor George c. Stephan, incumbent, 451; Early Cooley Trinidad. PIT; Moses Lewis. Fremont. 137; James c. Starkweather, Denver, 107
 For state auditor: Harry E. Mulnix, Denver, 4471k; J. L. Moorhead, Boul- der, 301: Alice Thorson, Glenwood Springs, 174.
 For state treasurer. Arthur NJ. Stong, Alamosa. incumbent. 724; E. B. Wicks,
 
 For attorney general, Victory E. Reyes, incumbent unopposed.
 For superintendent public instruc- tion: Dr. May T. Bigelow, Denver, 3S2z; Miss Katharine Craig, Denver, 4S9A.
 Judge state supreme court James E Garrigues, Greeley, 520; Judge Greeley ". Whitfor of Denver. district court, 405.
 Regents state university: Four year term, two to be elected: George Me Carol, Arapahoe county, 156; Earl w Haskins, La Junta county, 727; Oscar F. Fowler, Denver. 67115. Regent two year, one to be elected Mrs Foss Leedham, Denver, 2S0; Clark G. Mitchell. Denver. 4so.
 Presidential electors, six highest to go on ballot unopposed: Mrs. Anna Wolcott Vaile Denver, 520; W. J Frederick. Bent county, 673; William Kincafd, Huerfano, 651: F. D. Catlin Montrose, 433; Mrs. Dewey c. Bailey Denver, 5s5: Mrs. Spencer Penrose Colorado Springs, 657. Ten per cent vote was necessary for designation
 Means Springs Surprise Something of a sensation was caused when MT. Means came to the platform to place his nomination. Previous MT Schuyler had been nominated by Henry McAllister jr., of Denver, and an ovation from the Denver delegation followed. The upstate crowd cheere6 when MT. Nicholson's name was placed before the convention by Judge N Walter Dixon of Denver. MT. Means declared he would not ask friend to come before the assembly and eulogibe him. Friends have asked me why I wanf to be United States senator" he said T will tell you why. It is because over seas I got new conception of my du ties as an American citizen. I returned seeking an opportunity to serve my na tion, my state and my fellow man." He gave a description of the hattl. | of the Argonne- -Muese which brought tears to the eyes of women delegates Continuing, he said: q looked into that cold, gray French 1 sky. It seemed pitiless. The urg, | came upon me to dedicate myself tC service that so awful a sacrifice should not be in vain. I returned to America with that conception of Americanisn which is held by virtually all ex-servic, men. an Americanfsm which says tt those who do not like this country anC our government-ff you don't like it get out, and if you don't get out wei kick you out
 | His nomination was seconded by W l E. Fisher of Prowers county.