The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-29
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BEN cratic m aking Feverish
Efforts to Put State
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t1AsHNILLE; Tenn, July 20
soeiated Press.) Ma
hauHa,@interest centers In the out
ionic OIL the4Democratic# and Re-
fcansprfmarf Tennessee on
Ehursdaysnext,sAu 3, when. the
~ Standard bearers for the No
contest II be chosen.
his ections Of the party nomi-
E sssitl xvi IIsprecede the first test OF
yestrength In the state since
fnesseeSS broke away from the
III and gave its electoral vote to
dentssH Harding and elected a
;l} g0ubl fcan governor. The candi T.
gss off Cord ell Hull, i the Demo
n Irrational chairman, and F'inis
Carrot acting Democratic
61ses slender have focused the
IA D arty leaders in other
onsSthe result in TennesSee.
1hitedS States senator, governor,
bers the Legislature, ten
hberssg OF Congress and q mem
pfathe lroadScommission are
AZ selected Gins November.
~ aaaraisSopp posed forEr en- omination
6;$hesDemocratic5t ticket by Capt,
itzhughf rs Of NJ emphis, for
ss9EESRepresentati tive T. w. Simm OF
xingt gand Noah W. Cooper Of
ashYi11e Senator Mcclellan is
SSEingSfo rfanotherSterm on his rec
Rhich8 Capt tain Fitzhugh is at
s king Mr. s imm is urging ac-
itionYbySthe ggovernmento OF real
Owned by the railroads and
lease to- the operating com
pssnie s .hfl 81 Mr. Cooper is known
anSEad vocate@ strict enforce
Sn3ents Sunda ~ blue laws"
IsCprde1lSEHull,Sw ho went down to
defeat 1t he Repu b1ican landslide
sofaI92O,, Els unopposed for the Dem
'ssorTat1cG nomination for Congress in
sfheEfourth q istri H will oppose
afspresentatiYesC 1ouse, epub1ican,
IsgWho#beat him two years ago.
he's return 20 f 4 Representative
ssEGarrett acting minority house
sader;Aona INTERCHANGEABLE ticket is
ssbeingIcontested by w. w. Craig of
sSEi1p1ey Repres entatives Davis,
ByTnss and Fisher are unopposed
f6frenomination. There are con-
tests forsthes Repu blicanS omination
8firstsSs second and third dis
and for the Democratic
nominationsginat the seventh, eighth
hin tn 5sHSSS sa
9Th SsDemocra are figuring on
s#rerap turing#theg three districts they
lost the Repu blicans two years
1.-THE third, eighthi&and fourth.
.JudgeassS..Ss d. McReyno1ds is being
put TO Il lead the Eight to re
sgainSt lei third
idates are seeking the
pemocratics nomination for COVER
ssnoT. Benton MCMILLAN, former
goVernorsf former mem Der Of Con
g#Hess and minister to- South Amer
7icansrepubHcs under the admins
ssstraIon%ofssPresid emit Wilson, is OPP
gposadsSfor5 the position by Austin
ssHaY ,sS CIarksyi1le lawyer, Harvey
ssEis.ssssF iannah, . former adjutant gen
Ealsand resent railroad commi $
East Tennessee, and
sformerS State Senator$L. E. Gwinn
EofMCoNingtOn.T ax$refoTm and re
nchmentS have figured strongly
Einall #of heSappea1s9 Of the var1-
soI1s candid ates.
GoYernorsSs"'A1ff.s', FIT Taylor, the In
sis unopposed for the Re
Spnb1icansnominati ton. He has been
Taking The situation quietly, Re-
pnblican& leaders say, and telling
ftheEstorys ofHhis famous fox hound
Limb err: to all callers Re-
candidate for, the sena-
INSTRUMENTATION are former Sena-
ten Newell Sanders, of Chattanoo-
ThOmas Peck, present COM
nssioner& of agricu1 ture, Henry B.
lderson, Memp his lawyer, and
~ fstdnS V.SF,a rley Of Memphis.
pemocTa tic& candidates for rail-
#rHad# ommis sioner are Porter Dun
Of Mckenzie, former state
Efeasurer, and ohm H. Trice, o.
sfoner The victor will be opposed
November by w. N. Beasley Of
Republican
sssDem are hoping
Tor n&;impetus in their contests,
as result of the increase!
y9hic h they expect in the women
vote. National Chairman Hull has
sSSbeen urging the women to go TO
sthepo1ls, and Mrs. Halsey W. VIII
aspnsof New Y ork toured the state
& instance Of the national
organization in an er-
stir up the Democratic
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