The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-03

we'll known for her refofmA He-
Gently & clash arose becAu1e she -
alleged to have held up . teachers
certificate because . dance was
permitted in 4 school building.
Few Demo Contests.
There were few contests for
nomination on the Democratic tick
ct Jonathan Davis OF Bourbon
county, had apparently won the
nomination for governor on that
ticket, with Henderson Martin OF
Lawrence county, running second
OF Kansas eight representatives
in congress, all Republican. three
were without opposition in their
party. four were renominated by
substantial pluralities, but Phil
Campbell. member for 20 years
from the Third district, lost to w.
II. Sproul OF Sedan. Campbells
manager early yesterday conceded
his principals defeat Both Camp
bell and Dan Anthony Of the First
district. who was renominated.
was considered foremost in the
~old guard" of the party in Kan
sas. Purely local questions pre-
vailed in the other contested dis
trictS.
Tennessee Votes Teday.
Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 3.-By
the Associated Press. with wom-
en- voting in Tennessee elections for
the first time, Democrats OF the
state will today nominate candi-
dates for United States senators.
Representatives, governor and state
offices. Republicans also will
nominate candidates for several Of
fees including that Of senator and
governor. Chief interest is cen
tered in the Democratic senatorial
and gubernatorial races.
Senator Kenneth D. Mcclellan,
incumbent, is being opposed by
Captain Gus T. FftzHugh and Noah
W. Cooper, "blue law" advocate
for senator. The senatorial cam
paign has waged- on two big Is
sues-the bonus and a labor-non-
partisan QUESTIONABLE. Mcclellan,
favoring the bonus and said to have
the support of organized labor, has
been criticized by FitzHugh, while
Mcclellan has charged FitzHugh
with "Newberryism", declaring that
his campaign expenditures have
been excessive. Cooper declares
that he is running against no one
but Stan and Mammon".
Four Seek GovernOrship.
The gubernatorial race is f.
! COrnered affair between former
Governor Benton Mcmillan, Aus.
tin Peay, General Harvey H. Han
nah and L. e. Gwinn.
In the congressional races, Cor
dell Hull, chairman of the Demo
cratic national committee, is IN
opposed in the Fourth district
Representative FINS J. Garrett, mi
nority leader in the house, is op.
posed by W. W. Craig of Ripley
Representatives Davis, Byrnes ant
Fisher are unopposed for renomi'
nation.
Representative Lemuel P. Pad
gett, who died in Washington yes.
terday, was a candidate for re-
nomination, and his friends say
that, though dead, they. will make
every effort to renominate him.
There are contests for the Dem
ocratic nomination in the seventh
eighth and ninth districts, and fol
the Republican nomination in thu
first, second and third districts
The Democrats expect to make ;
fight to regain the third, fourth ant
eighth districts, which they lost tt
the Republicans two years ago.
Governor Taylor UnoppOsed.
Governor ALI A. Taylor, incum
bent, is unopposed for the Repub
lican nomination for governor. Re
publican candidates for the sena
torial nomination are former Sena
tor Newell Sanders Of Chattanoo
ga, Thomas F. Peck, present com
missioner of agriculture, Henry 3
Anderson and John W. Farley tn
latter two Of Memphis.
The women's vote is expected t,
+ be a big factor in the primary AM
it is estimated that total Of be
tween 175,OOO and 100000 votes will
; be cast. All Of the leading candi
dates have made strong appea
i. for the sunnOrt of the women