The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-07
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|IM[l|IARY CERTAIN q: IN
ID Kklx Ian Expected to
tayE Prominent Part in
Elect on Tomorrow. M

ptasto the oils tomorrow for the
Dem ocratic state pri
mary sr.7 alect1 edictions are that
4totaI vote cast, with favorable
title; viii reach 100000. The
fotaI vote cast for governor in the
last general ection was 19O,11S.
The$ XII IlIuxs K1an, while an I'M
known ctorst e /. expected to play
some part I'M the out come of the
ssIacfion while most.. OF the fights
Es gWithinIyarfous coun ties through
isBsouta the state for count y offices, it
elieYeds In some q uarters that
agItations both fortand against the
kan effect state wide election
|rgsults
In several counties, according to
sssssneMspaper@repo TIL Kan had
sgcretse1ect to determine which
1.-TWO orSampre Klans members,
scand dates for the same office,
should bessupported by the Khan
s ami sfilesas scand dates for the n ON
Little Rock headquart-
sYforSmostgofat the candidates for
stateE ices, the Khan: according
publish ed in the Ar
kansassG Gazette, indorsed an entire
ticket
Govern cRae was endorsed
by thetSKlan, 81 Il was reported, al
houghAhe is@notSa member OF the
Many of the other
SSsssfates officers ind orsed are not mem
bers.E The on1 " issue which appar-
:ss entity: has been raised by either side
Klan$oE anti-K Ian.
Sc seven congressmen In office
have no x OPP position for nom
..sinationSand are assured of re-elec-
lon va sDriver$ofS Osceola, from
first d fstrict, Will serve a sec
Old Fern: 81 Ohm N. Tlllnan of Fayet-
Hes third district, viii succeed
selfEEfor a fifth term. Tilman B.
Parks fsHope, seventh district, has
oaoppositionf for a second term.
AssO 1dfield Of Batesville, sec
spnds distr1 ,sDemo cratic whip in
The owersshouse, is opposed by W.
I1odg es#of Bald Knob for the
on1ination for election to bis
Eighth term:
IA tie I'll til district the place to
eftVa cant by HIM Jacowayfof
sSDafd anelle tWh 81 is resigning after
six terms to senter$t the banking bus
sought by four candidates,
mi HaySS#OfS MIS-.
ssssAliceS G...N1i lille of Little Rock; N.
ZEE unaMaysof Little Rock, and
Ragon of GAINESVILLE
sThree8c are seeking the
placest os be 1eft5vacant by Chester
sATayIorSo sPineSBl Bluff, VINO was elect
serve the unexpired term Of
the ylate&E. M Taylor,
rom the sixth dis
eSpired term in the Sixty-second
n his death a year ago. The
cand idates&for the nom nation are
10. Reed Il f$Lonoke; L. E. Saw
yer dot Springs and w. H. Evans
ofBenton
WI thin the state chief Interests
Esscenters lin the race for governor.
fEhomasy c.. McRae, Elncumbe is
or til 81 ON ination by E.
ToneysoftB Lake Village. Governor
NOR ae,sWit out opening cam paign
or making an active
is standing on his first
sssst term record advocating the abolish
ssnents Of useless boards and COM
nfssfons, furtherance Of education
and strict economy in conducting
fhea government Of the state.
oes ferguson of Magnolia, seek
SsingsaSt third term as state treasurer
s#opposed by Arthur A., Allen Of
tgeloWs and "a. ]. Walls of Coy.
ssss linn .SEergusOn, commission Of
Observation-Disclosures and agricul-
Issature sisg opposed for reelection to
asthird@term by Sam G. era wford
ofEl# Dorado, and&J. f. Pierce Of
sAshdoWnsHerbert R. Wilson Of
on, serving his first term
commits OF state lands,
h1ghWays and i'm proven nts. is OPP
Sren ominaton by Roy ".
The remain
ting contest is for the office of sup
OF pablo instruction,
!sssoughts BY ABB. Hill Of Little Rock
ard GranyiHe5 Cubage. of Ell Dorado.
Judge@Jesse &c. Hart OF Little
Rock issnot3 opposed for election as
justice of5the state sup
rem court Ira c. Hopper of Caddo
NJ ap,secretaryso of state, is not OPP
sposed ssState Auditor, James Guy
EIckettB Of LITTLE Rock. is assured
term In office J. C. Ut
Benton, will cont as at
nrnsyge Republican nominee
ed at the state convention
feI d%here recently.S&J Judge J.&R
ofHFayetteyille. was named
tpsheadSthe ticketsas candidate for
sSs
MrssA fill1eS ofsLittle Rock, the on
omansin the j Congressional race
Observation-Disclosures platform the confs.
sssscationaof aa1l8 incomes over 81, 000,-
200 and & the olishment Of taxa
ion.s II.
EN GINEERs no MEET
Ralphs Hamilton ocal engin-
Ger hasSb eensnameda as a member
uftheacommtttee to make arrange
rents on The fourth annual re-