South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

by the deaths Of Sens. PenrOse and
Knox. will be up for nomination.
Oregon Will have a primary cleo
ton on May 10. but there are no
senatorial candidates TO be selected.
Senators Fight TO Retain Seats.
The North Carolina and Iowa
primaries Will be held on June 3 and
5 respectively. and on June 6 Sen.
Park Trammell Will go before the
democratic voters OF Florida with
the hope of again being selected TO
take care of their interests in the
senate He may meet an opponent
in the person Of William Jennings
Bryan.
on June 30 there Will be primar-
les I'm Maine and Minnesota, with
Sens Frederick Hale and Frank b.
Kellogg striving for denomination.
The North Dakota primary viii be
held on June 2S with Sen. Porter j..
McCumber. chairman of the senate
finance committee. as the chief con-
tender The North Dakota primary
Will be watched with unusual inter
est because of the recent defeat of
the Non-partisan league in that
state and the avowed intention of
leaders of the organization to re-
gain their lost control Of state af-
fairs. and 20 send more of their rep
resentatives TO congress.
August Will be q busy moutu poo
utically on the frs, day primaries
viii be held i'm Kansas Missouri
Virginia and West Virginia Sen
James Reed will figure promlneu ly
in the Missouri election and Sen.
Claude Swanson viii hold the con-
ter Of the stage i'm Virginia Sen.
Howard sutherland. republican. is
up for reelection i'm West Virginia.
Pmercne To Face Ohio Voters
on Aug s Sen. Atlee Pomercue
Will 60 before the democratic voters
in Ohio and Sen. John b Kendrick
viii be balloted upon in Wyoming
Miss Alice Robertson, only woman
member of congress. viii be a cam
didate I'm the oklahoma primaries.
The Kentucky primaries will be
] held on Aug. 8. No senatorial can
didates are 10 be voted upon
John Sharp Williams. one of the
veterans Of the senate. Will be mp
for denomination I'm Mississipprs
democratic primary on Aug. IS. and
on Aug 10 Sen. Gilbert NJ. Hitch
cock, one of the most active of the
democratic leaders and an ally of
Woodrow Wilson in the senate's IA
nous League of Nations fight. viii
be a candidate IN Nebraska
Candidates for the house viii ue
nominated IN party conventions iu
Idaho on Aug % on Aug. 26 Sen.
I Charles a. Cuiberson viii be can
didate for the democratic nomina-
tion i'm Texas and on the goth Hiram
Johnson viii again go before the
voters Of California for nomination.
Sen. Henry T.. Myers viii try for the
democratic nomination in TIE state
+ OF Montana on the same date.
Thirteen primary elections are
scheduled for September. on Sept.
there VIII be bauotinE' in New
+ Hampshire Nevada and Wisconsin.
I Sen. Key Pittman viii be a candi-
/ date In Nevada and Sen. Robert VI.
. LaFollette viii again 60 before the
T voters of Wisconsin
Primaries Will be held in seven
states on Sept 10. including Massa-
/ chusetts where Sen Henry Cabr.
I Lodge. the republican leader OF the
/ senate will be up for renomiuauou.
/ The other primaries or the l-th
are: Arizona Sen Henry r AS
I hurst. democrat. Colorado. Loui~i-
I ana, Michigan SER Charles r.
Townsend. republican, Vermont
I Sen. Carroll $ Page. WaShinrton.
Sen Niles Poindexter republican.
Three other Important primaries
I viii Dee held during the month-aIl
IN the east. Sen William ~ Calder
/ viii be a candidate i'm New York an
q Sept 10. Sen. Joseph s Frelinchuy-
sen is up for denomination in New
/ Jersey on Sept. %. and Sen Joseph
/ T. France viii go before the repub-
Ecan voters az Maryland some time
between Sept and I s. the date Co
. he selected later
other primary elections 90 Dc
neld before November the dates 90
be selected by party committees.
are:
Connections. Sen. George p. Nc