Evening journal., 1922-08-02

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West Virginia-Senator How
ard Sutherland. Republican. re-
nominated with NJ. NJ. Neely
the Democratic choice.
Virginia-Senator Claude A
Swanson, Democratic, won re-
nomination by $4,000.
Kansas - Former Governor
W. r. Stubbs. leading for the
Republican gubernatorial nomi-
nation by small margin.
Oklahoma. c. Walton. far
mer-labor candidate, leading BY
10000 in the Democratic guber-
Material race.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug T.
CUnlted Press .)-Repudlated by his
party two years ago. Senator James
A. Reed, today lead a revolt In the
Democratic party and apparently
had gained endorsement OF MS op-
position 10 President Wilson. Re
turns from $500 precints including
all but three Kansas City precints'
gave Reed a majority OF nearly 12'-
600 over Breckenridge Long in the
Democratic Senatorial primary. HIS
supporters claim his nomination by
10000.
Reeds gains were pillng up as re-
turns from the larger cities were be-
Ing completed.
Longs strength was not believed
sufficient 20 overcome Reeds ea-
vantage.
In 1856 precints out OF the SS4s
In the state the vote was Reed, l4o'-
$50: Long. 1888.
The main fight in the state was
over the issue Of the nomination OF
Reed. Virtually ousted from the
party at the San Francisco conven-
ton. Reed carried Kansas City hve
to one and showed unexpected
strength In rural sections.
Political leaders expected 10 read
In the final returns the answer TO
whether woodrow Wilson is still
marty leader. He actively opposed
Reed in the primary campaign.
A surprise was occasioned In the
primary by the strength
OF william r. Hacks, light wine and
beer exponent.
He carried st. Louis by an unusu-
ally large majority and as a result 7
was running close TO r. r. Brew
ster for the Senatorial nomination. /
TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. 2 Omitted |
Y. Morgan, Hutchinson |
editor and supporter OF the Kansas
Industrial Court law, had a slight |
lead over Walter II. Stubbs. former !
governor. in n the State Republican |
gubernatorial primary according to
incomplete returns today.
In 1s4 incomplete precincts, MOT
gan had $500 votes 20 452S for
Helen PettigFew. the only wet"
candidate in Kansas and Mrs. W. r. |
Nowrey, had received a few hundred
Colonel Leigh Hunt held a slight
ead over Henderson Martin and
Jonathan Davis in the race Tor
Democratic nomination.
Lizzie Wooster. who IS running
or nomination as State superin-
endent OF schools on a rigorous
blue law" platform, forbidding
dancing and bobbed hair 10 Kan
as teachers. was reported a bad
ast in the three-cornered race for
hat office.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Aug. 2
United Press. THE secretary OF
tate today announced that Senator
toward Sutherland. Republican,
nd NJ. NJ. Neely. Democrat, won
he Senatorial primaries OF West
rirginia yesterday.
Sutherland defeated II. c. ogden
" from 1900 to 5000 votes. Neely's
ead over Mrs. William Gay Brown
ras about $500.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Aug. 2.
United Press) ).-R. II. Wilson re-
orted 10 be the Ku Klux Klan can
idate for Democratic nomination OF
,klahoma, was placed neck and
eek with w. J. c. Walton, anti
Ian, by incomplete returns, early
Dday.
Thomas II. owen. said to be an ]
ther khan candidate, was running
lird.
RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 2. Omitted
ress) Senator Claude A. Swan l
was the Democratic t
ominee in yesterdays primary over c
x-Governor Westmoreland Davis, +
cures today indicating the Swanson {
laiority will reach approximately (
600. Swanson. carried city and
very district in the State. He was Z
Ictor in es out OF the 100 counties, d
ling the choice Of every county ex- n
,pt Loudin, Davis own county, and Fl
nearby county. where Davis was s.
specially strong. q
TEWPORT TO RAISE ?
$3.50 FOR PLAYGROUND p 3
oecial to The Evening Journal. G
NEWPORT. Aug. 2.-The cam ri
ign for raising $3.50 for the New cl
,rt playground to pay for the new el
clone fence erected around the !, ~
ounds was opened on Monday ri
ening. B
About 100 children interested in T
q playground paraded about the to
wn. carrying flags. banners, etc. -,
,e parade was brought to a close IN