The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-17

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70 RK,$ Aug. i 7..----(By the
5suciated SPress) The Republic
contest III Massachusetts to
WIGS swf5est from Henry Cabos Lodge a
Srenoasai nat On for the United States
a SsIlafe Shares with the rivalry
s2Wgft iiina til demo cratic party OF
New Yorks State in the choice OF
saScandfdate9forSg governor, the chief
sintere tin congressional and state
Sgcampafgnssinsea eastern states.
SsAdXocacys sof both stricter and
Il modih led prob ibition enforcement,
1.-THE taEiff, soldiers compensation
SIabu.ss Legislation and various state
NAgoVernmentaIairef reforms, are among
sstheSi our candidates aspire
the Democrat n domination for
#sUnitedgAS State senator from Mas.
saGhusetts.s4 The denomination OF
sSzoYefnorgC Charming n. Cox by Mas
Ssachusetts Republicans is opposed
EbyIA ttorneysG General J !. Weston Al
Hen TheaDemocratic nomination is
slough Thy four candidates.
SssBothG gubernatorial candidates in
Clifford Pinchot. Re
kpub1ican, and John A. McSparran,
demo crat,S have ID declared for rigid
SpEoht bition enfor cement. New
Jersey has a September primary
cpntest among Republican, for the
UNITED States Senate nomination,
and the Democrats over their can
a didate for governor. Prohibition.
sandepub1i e utilities are issues. The
textile situa tion$ and prohi bition are
@expected figure in the Rhode
iiSIsland and the tariff will
be- Connect1c cuts chief debating
sglbje Ct between Republican and
NDemocrats.Sz
SUNNI ary of Issues.
ASSACHUSETTS: Joseph
walker, former speaker of the Mas
#sachus cts House, is a seeking the
ofESenatorsHen ry Cabot Lodge.
s#on%the ground that his leadership
ssisssnot progressive enough to re-
party Mr.. Walker
sScham American membership
Of Nations. Russell
SssgAsssWood of Cambridge, and Wash
s1ngton4S Cook Of Sharon, also may
center Ii es1ists William A. CASTOR,
banker: Sherman =. Whipple. at
tnrney, 20 ohm W ackson4 Walsh, a
d form r ste tesSsenator and Prof.
Dallas Lore Sharp of&+Boston Uni
sWersity are campaigning for the
ssDemc cratic nomination for senator.
PTofessorSharr is for abolition OF
The REORGANIZATION of Governor
SsGhanning.H. Cox for a second term
#iaSopposedSo ION the Republican side
s.boySAttor:in1 ey General J. Weston AL
IS1en;sVVhose successful prosecution
siNofStWosdistrictsa attorneys on charges
;of&malfeasance brought him prom
%inentlys in5t the public eye.
New York candidates for Cover
snorEand%U United States Senator will
3¬SbeE known$unti1 the party CON
yyentions September 1929, the Re
publ citing in Albany and the
cratsain Syracuse. Candidates
Sforsl Offices for the Legislature
sand sSthe@House Of Representatives
will be- chosen at the primaries
Sept Der / 81 Governor Nathan L.
h Mile 1ican,3 SENS assured OF
he will accept.
Littlesorganized opposition has de-
SSveloped to the denomination OF
United States Senator William M.
ssCalde Adm irers of William Ran
8dolph Hearst are waging and en-
ergeticA Campaign to give the news
sgubernatorial Nomination. While
4 the @strength Of the Hearst boom
q q has mot been determined violent
lob ectionshass been registered to it
sbysmany4up-State democratic lead.
sers. who are urging the candidacy
Ssspfsformer$Alfred E. Smith. Such
sprominentS democrats as former as
Sssi stant secretary of the Navy,
snRoosevelt are under.
Sasto0a stoSbe1ieve that Hearst's hos.
ity to PRESIDENT Wilson would
against him as a candid ate
asandS that his nomination would dis:
rnpt the sparty The Republican
platf oTmsi expected to endorse the
sSadminfstrationo OF Governor Miller
land toNSrecommend continuance
policies of economy in state
administration consolidation OF
departmenta1ac activities, and state
s5superyfsion over hydro-electric de.
sssTalop The Democrats will
ask fors the return to the direct
ssSpTIma system for nomination OF
a1lScandfdates, for modification OF
sSthegpTohfbition; enforcement sta,
sfutes repeal .ot the motion pictures
and y for the establish
ssment GOT q minimu UNI wage commits
sion.
sspENNSYLvANIA: Clifford Pin
Eehots RepubIican, and John A. Nc
4 SpaTran, TDemocratic, candidates
Tor Governor in Pennsylvania
senf of the
prohf billion law Efforts may BIZ
ssnad e inSSt the coming campaign t
seisct sIegfslators who favor a more
Il Sdrastfc Reinforcement law. The Re
pnbltcans hayesnot yet adopted
sparty p1at forma but Mr.. Pinchoi
dssconmitte to- AN economical ad
sminis an efficient budg
stssySsstams A1r..8McSparrangis pledg
edfoSaSbusinesss administrator ane
sslstosinVestigates thoroughly expendi
IA lures 1.-THE present Republican ad
ninistration He<is also pledged
stoAower andanore 4equita BILE taxes