Arizona republican., 1920-05-03
|. ]. ?. ENTRIES FOR PRESIDENCY ID BE MADE OR
 LOST THIS WEEK
54 Delegates to Convention Will Be Chosen in Addi- tion to Several Preferen- tial Primaries
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NEW YORK, May Fifty four delegates to the republican national convention and sixty-eight delegates to 10 the democratic national convention will be selected in primaries and state conventions to be held this week.
 In addition, Indiana, which sends 30 delegates to each national convention will hold a preferential presidential pri- mary Tuesday, preparatory to the re- publican and democratic state conven- tions May F and IS respectively at which delegates are elected. Utah re- pubhcanS hold a state convention at Price tomorrow at which eight dele gates are to be chosen, four district delegates and four at large. Senator Hiram Johnson of California, Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois, Major Ge9eral Leonard Wood each have con ducted q campaign in the state all though it. is possible that an unin- structed delegation may be chosen.
 Wood Johnson Fight Resumes
 Sixteen delegates to each national convention will be elected at the presi- dential preference primary in Maryland tomorrow. Senator Johnson and Cen eral Wood are the principal presidential contestants, electors also having the opportunity to vote for uninstructed delegates. There are no democratic titol0CANAell [OEl6UQtIS Oit tue Ddl4Ol.
 Kentucky elects 26 delegates to the democratic national convention at state convention in Louisville on Tues day. The principal contest will be be- tween delegates wishing to go to the national convention uninstructed and those pledged to Governor James M. Cox of Ohio.
 There are no democratic presidential candidates on the ballot and the dele gates will go uninstructed to San Fran cisco.
 California holds a state wide pri- mary Tuesday to choose 26 delegates each to the republican, democratic and prohibition national conventions. Chief interest centers in a group of republi can candidates at large pledged to Sen ator Johnson and another group pledged to Herbert Hoover.
 On the democratic ticket in Califor- nia Henry H. Grinders Of Los Angeles, who favors a liberal interpretation Of the national prohibition an1endtneat, is running a lone candidate against a group Of 26 unpledged candidates There is no contest in the prohibition party, the 26 candidates being pledged to the candidacy of Henry Clay Need nam of Los Angeles.
 Four c. O. ?. Candidates in indiana
 There are four republican candidates n the preferential presidential primary in Indiana on Tuesday. They are Gov srnOr Lowden, General Wood, Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio ana sen ator Johnson. The delegates to be -hosen at the state conventions later will be instructed for the presidential candidate receiving a majority vote in the primary. If no candidate receives majority the state convention mar either instruct it's delegates for any one candidate or allow them to go to he convention uninstrueted.
 Tho names of no candidates for the jemocratic presidential nomination will appear on the ballot in Indiana al- though voters have the privilege of writing in names of candidates if they so desire. The name of w. c. Webster of New York appears on the ballot as 2 candidate for the republican noni- nation for vice president.
 The republican state convention in Michigan, to be held Wednesday. win name four delegates at large to the national gathering. Chief interest there centers in the tone of a resolution ex- pected to be adopted endorsing Senator Johnson. Although he won the state primaries presidential preference by 44,00O, the senator failed in the popular vote to carry seven of the thirteen con gressional districts. Of the nine dis trict conventions already held, five pledged their candidates to Johnson while four candidates named unin- Structed delegates.