The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-02
Senators Seek
 Reelection In
 Over 30 States

in what IS known as du Ou year in politics, like this one, where no presidential contest is involved, the country is called upon to elect one third of the total membership of the Senate. or thirty-two Senators This year. by reason of deaths, it has to elect thirty-five Senators, and sena- torial contests are in progress in thirty-four states, the discrepancy being accounted for by the fact that two Senators are to be elected in Pennsylvania.
 Perhaps it would be more accurate to state that senatorial campaigns are in progress in thirty-three states, inasmuch as Maine's general election was held on September II and re- suited in the reelection of Senator Frederick Hale, Republican.
 Tweny-seven members of the Sen ate are up for reelection, of whom fifteen are Republicans and twelve are Democrats. Some Senators vol untariy did not seek renomination, notable among them being Page of Vermont. Republican; Williams, of Mississippi, Democrat, and Myers of Montana. Democrat. Senator New of Indiana, Republican and Senator McCumber of North Dakota, Repub- Itcan. failed of renominaton in their rarty primaries. List of Nominees.
 The list of the nominees in the several states follows. those whose names are preceded by an asterisk being candidates for reelection:
 Arizona - "Henry F. Ashurst, l Democrat; James M. McClintock, Re- publican.
 CaIifornia-'Hram ". Johnson, Republican; William J. Pearson, Democrat; Upton Sinclair, Socialist; l II. Clay Needham, Prohibition. Conuecticut-"G George P. Mclean, Republican; Thomas J, Spellacy, Democrat. Delaware-'T. Coleman duPont,
 Republican; Thomas F. Bayard, Democrat. Florida-'Park Trammell, Demo- crat
 Georgia-walter F. George. Dem Ocrat.
 mdiaua-Albort J. Beveridge, Re publican; Samuel M. RalsJon, Demo crat.
 Iowa-iFor unexpired term end ing March 8. l925)-Smith W. Brookhart, Republican; Clyde L. Harding, Democrat. Joseph l. France, Re ; publican; William Cabell Bruce, Democrat.
 Massachusetts -- "Henry Cabot Lodge, Republican; William A, Gas ton, Democrat.
 NHchigan-'Charles F. Townsend. Republican; Woodbridge N. Ferris, Democrat. Minnesota-tFrank B. Kellogg, Republican; Anna B. Olesen, Demo- crat; Renrik Shipstead, Farmer-La- bor.
 NHssissippi-Hubvrt D. Stevens, ! Democrat.
 NIissouri-"J James A. Reed. Demo crat; R.R.Brewster, Republican. l Montana-Burton K. Wheeler.
 Democrat; Carl W. Riddick, Repub- lican.
 Gilbert M. Hitchcock, Democrat; Ralph B. Howell, Repub- lican
 Nevada-"Key Pittmau, Democrat, Charles Chandler, Republican.
 New Jersey-"Joseph s. Freling- huysen, Republican; Edward I. Ed wards. Democrat. New MeMco-'Andrieus A. Jones, Democrat; Stephen B. Davis, Jr., Re- publican.
 New York-"WilIiam NJ. Calder, Republican; Royal s. Copeland, Dem ocrat.
 North Dakota-Lynn J. Frazier. Republican; J. F. T. O'Connor, Dem ocrat
 Ohio-'Atlee Pomerene, Demo crat; Simeton D. Fess, Republican.
 Up for UneNpired Term.
 Pennsylvania-(For the uuexpired term ending March 4, 1913, and for i the full term beginning March 4. l923l: 'David A. Reed, Republican: Samuel E. Shun. Democrat; William J. VanEssen, Socialist; Rachel c. Robinson, Prohibition.
 (For the unexpired term ending March 4, 1927): George Wharton Pepper, Republican; Fred B. Kerr Democrat; William J. Burke. Social ist: Frank c. Lewis. Prohibition.