The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-17

is opposed on t,1e Republican s.@e l ty A orncY Gene1l J. Wesson Allen, whose successful prosecution of two disr.ct ;ttcrlcYs Cn Charges of nal | -lsance brought him prominen ly in .ne public eye.
 New York
 Candidates for Governor and | 4it- ed Sta Sen2sar will not be known until he rarty conventions Sep em- Der 2S-29, the Republican meeting :n Albany and the Democrats in 1 Syincuse. Oaucus2s fer local offices for. the Legislature and the House of i Re -rescN. .atives will Le chosen at the primaries Scptember 19. Cover nor Nathan l.. Miller, Republican. ems assured cf renomEnation, if he wll accept Little organized op- position has developed to the re- rlomina,tion of United States Senator W..%am NJ. Calder.
 Admirers of William Ranrolph tIearst are waging an energetic cam ga sn t1 give the newspaper ru5 lisher fhe Democratic gubarnaro iial Domination. While the strenStn of lle He rt boom has not been it- terlllncd. violent objection has bsaa rceiat cred to tt by many upstate ! l,e,,lyAatic leaders, who are urging the rnti:dacy of former GovArnor Alfred F Smith. Such prominent i Democrats as former Assistant Sec rotary Of the Navy Franklin E. 1 Roosevelt are understood to beii "e that Herst's hostility ito Pres;" mt i Wlson would initiate against q as a candidate and that his nomuta- i th,n would disrupt the party.
 The Republican platform is ex- i pe,"Ied to endorse the aGministrati pl C. Governor Miller and to recomm ci!H ccntfnuance of his policies of cc6n- cny ia seaee administration, con so'ida':on e. departmental activities, and e.ste supcrvl. ion over hydro- oitc.i'c development.
 i The Democrats will ask for the r4- turn to the direct primary system 1 LOT roomin o1s of all candid i.o,5. f." ao',f.g ion of the prohibition ea 1 eorcemc f sfltr''3. repeal of the mo l ton rte ureg Cte.l t-s5'fp. and for tae osIablfst tls1s-t cf a srtr.nam waae l commits i'en.
 Pennsylvania
 ] Gtsr1fl Piach<t-. Ra~albiican. ar! John A Mes l7rran, Democratic. cal tdid2tes 'er Governor in Fannsylvan !. l favor taa riaEd enforcement Of tlte ! ha mn I n ia aire conl'~g campaign to elect re cSisla;Grs who favor more draS'ic enforcement law. The Rapnblcats l have not vrt ad6Nted q party pia'- form. but Mr Pinchot is comnt | uo an economical administrltie with an effic' ort budget system. Mr. Mo- Spartan is pledged to business al- nr,istraten and to investigate thor oughly expenditures of the present Republican administration. He is also rledgai to lower and more eqnit able taxes.
 The fioht for the two seats ia taa Uni.cl States Saaate and for Con gressmen will be fought along na' Iticaal r1"4y Lines.
 Theres has been talk Of Labor party hat nothing tangible has ap- peared.
 New Jersey
 United S.ates Senator 4J9saah S. FrclinghIysen seeking the Raoublir can renemination. and opposed by George L. Record of Jersey City. holds thu. the people want prohibi- ton ard that modification of the Volstead Act would virtually nulNfy the E'gh. eeath Amenhna4.. He supports protective tariff. Mr. Record makes monopolycltrldnS the ch,cf issue. declining to discuss ITO hibiaon.
 Governor Edwards apparently WI have no. opposition for the Demo cratic nomination for United States Senator Judge George s. Silzer, Democratic candidate for the guber- natoriaf nomination. has done ID campaign;ng. His opponent. William