Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
SENATOR KEYES GIVEN
NEW HAMPSHIRE EDGE.
Democratic 84-Year-Old Candidate
Conducts Colorful Race for Two
Offices at Once.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
MANCHESTER, N. H., November l.
Something unique in the way of can
didates looms on the political horizon
of New Hampshire this year, in that
Albert wellington Noone, o4-year-old
Peterborough mill owner and banker,
b the Democratic candidate for the
two major honors Of his party at the
polls on November 4. Mr.. Noone Is
the candidate not only for Governor
but for the United States Senate as
well, being Senator Henry w. Reyes
opponent.
No doubt Uncle Hi" as he is known
by many, brings strength to the Granite
State Democracy. Noone has received
more publicity than any other Demo-
cratic candidate in years, not only be-
cause of his double horors, but from
the fact that he is q colorful figure.
He has made no speeches, but has
directed his campaign with effective
statements and this week newspaper
cratic message before the voters.
NooneS campaign is being directed by
Maj. Edward J. Gallagher Of Laconia,
q newspaper man. Robert j. Gould,
Newport hotel man, and Mai Erling
Goyette. Mr.. Noones'. business associate,
are other aides.
Noones strength so far seems to be
Of labor has always conducted his mills
without labor trouble. A wet" plank
in the Democratic platform will also
aid greatly as well as Noone'S promise
to look tntol the State banking laws.
Despite the fact that Mr. Noone
seems to be the strongest candidate to
head the Democratic ticket in years, the
Republicans feel confident that Senator
Reyes VIII be returned O winner. Sen
mfNF KaUnH has haaFR IN 0RA MT
been active In the campaign, but his
workers as wen IS the flying squadron"
Of speakers the Republican State Com
rnittee sent out to tour all sections Of
the State bring back reports that the
Senator should win reelection.
John q. Winant Is the Republican
candidate for Governor. He was Gov
er11or in 1925 to 1927 and established q
precedent in winning the nomination
again. One term for Governor has
been the rule In New Hampshire and
Winant's victory In the primary seems
TO indicate that he stands a good chance
Of being the first Governor to serve two
terms. He Is World War veteran.
Political observers here believe that
Capt. Winant viii win over the Demo-
cratic two-in-one candidate Mr. Noone.
The Democrats will make some gains,
especially in the cities and big towns.
but 1t may not be enough to overcome
the big lead that is expected from the
small towns and rural places. Man
chester the biggest city In the State.
and Hillsborough County. which in
cludes Manchester and Nashua and
some country towns. are expected to 20
Democratic. Two years ago Manchester
and the county went for Al Smith.
The Republicans will have to do some
eleventh hour work In Manchester and
the county to pull Representative
Fletcher Hale through. Napoleon J.
Dyer, Hale's Democratic opponent, al
though not as well known has a power
full organization, which with the rosy
Democratic outlook in the Queen City
and the county might make Hale'i
chances slim. In the second congress.
sional district, Representative Edward
II. Wason of Nashua, Republican. vii
be opposed by former Mayor Eaton D
EarRent Of Nashua Democrat