Evening star., 1922-11-07
GOVERNORS.

Governors were elected today in 80
| of the states. Interest in the guber-
Material fight in New York was at
white heat and former Gov. Alfred f.
Smith. democrat was swept into Office
! by large majority, defeating Coz.
Nathan l.. Miller. republican.
In Michigan. the republican candi-
date, Grossbeck, is leading Cummins,
| democrat. The republicans in Yer
mont have elected Redfield Proctor
! governor and in Tennessee, the demo
cratic nominee Austin Peay is run
nirg ahead of Gov. Tayor, republican.
Nominees for governor, to be elect
ed in various states today follow:
Alabama-W. ". Brandon. democrat.
Arizona Thomas L. Campbell,
republican; George W. +. Hunt
democrat
Arkansas-John W. Grabiel. repub-
California - Friend w. Richardson,
republican; Thomas Lee Woolwine.
| democrat: Alexander Hoor. socialist.
Colorado = Benjamin Griffith. re-
| publican; William +. Sweet. demo-
crat; Lauren E. Arnold. socialist:
| Barney Haughey. old-age-pension
party: c. F. Stevens, farmer-labor.
Connecticut - Charles a. Temple
ton, republican,: David E. Fitzgerald,
democrat: Martin +. Plunkett, So
cialist- -farmer-labor.
Georgia Clifford NJ Walker,
democrat
Idaho-Charles c. Moore. republi-
can; Moses Alexander. democrat; II.
F. Samuels. progressive.
Iowa-%N. f. Kendall, republican;
j. r. Files, democrat.
Kansas w. y. Morgan, republi
can.
Maine-PercivaI P Baxter, repub-
lican telected September ID.
Massachusetts-'Ch II. Cox,
republican; John F.. Fitzgerald.
democrat; Walter S. Hutchins. So
cialist; Henry Hess. socialist-lab abor.
beck. republican: Alva NJ. Cummins.
democrat; Benjamin Blume mberg,
socialist: Belden G. Hoyt prohbi-
ZIONIST: Edward r. Markley, socialist
labor.
Mtnnesota-'J. A. o. Preus. re-
publican: Edward /. Drehus, demo-
crat: Magnus Johnson. farmer-labor
Nebraska-Charles II. Randall. re-
publican: Charles w. Bryan, demo-
crat; Harry c. Parmenter. pro-
gressive; Charles H. Randall. pro-
hibition.
Nevada-John H. Miller. republican,:
J. G. Scrugham. democrat
New Hamps mpshire-Winsor H. Good
now. republican,; Fred H. Brown,
democrat.
New JerSey-Wllliam y. Runyon,
republican: George $. Silzer. demo-
crat; Martin r. Mcdonald. workers
party Of America: Edward NJ. Caffall.
single tax; Frank Sanders, social
la Dor.
New Mexico-C. l.. Hill. republican:
James +. Hinkle, democrat.
New York-Alfred E. Smith, demo-
crat.
North Dakota-'R A Nestos. re-
publican; William Lemke, indepen-
dent.
Ohio-Carmi A. Thompson. repub-
iican; A. Vic Donahey. democrat
Oklahoma-John Fields. republican:
J. c. Walton, democrat; o. Z. Enfield.
socialist.
Oregon-'Ben W. Olcott. repub-
lican; Walter NJ. Pierce, democrat.
Pennsylvania-Giffor Pinchot, re-
publican.
Rhode Island-Harold ]. Gross. re-
publican; William S. Flynn, democrat:
Charles F.. Bishop, socialist-labor:
George w. Miller, labor party.
South Carolina-Thomas G. Mcleod
democrat.
South Dakota-'William H. Nc
Master republican: Louis y. Grill.
d democrat: Miss Alice Lorraine DAILY.
Non-Partisan League.
TenneSsee-"A. A. TAYLOR, repub-
lican: Austin Peay. democrat.
Texas-sPar NJ. Neff democrat
Vermont-Redfield Proctor, repub-
lican.
Wisconsin-'John J. Blaine. repub-
lican.
wyoming-John w Hay, repub-
lican; w. B. Ross. democrat; Richard
Spurrier, socialist.