The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-28
CANDIDATES TO END
STRENUOUS DRIVES
IN STATE TONIGHT
William LANCER, Nonpartisan
Candidate For Governor,
Will Speak Here
POLLS TO OPEN WEDNESDAY
shafer and HyIand. !. v. A. In
dorsees, Also Are Slated
For Addresses
POLLS TO OPEN WEDNESDAY

North Dakotas primary election
campaign will be brought to close
Tuesday night with final lombard
ment of political addresses.
William LANCER, Nonpartisan Lea
que gubernatorial indorsee, will close
his strenuous drive with speech at
the city auditorium here at 8 o'clock.
Scattered over the state, speakers
will make their last appeals for sup
port of candidates for the United
States senate. congress, state office
and the legislature.
The march to the polls will begin
at 9 a. m. Wednesday, and before
they close at p. m. approximately
100000 votes are expected to be cast.
In most counties Of the state Wig
orous campaigns have centered
around contests for legislative nomi-
nations. Nominees will be named for
the lib seats in the lower house Of
the legislature and for senators in Is
Iodd-numbered legislative districts. In
addition. three districts will hold spe-
cial senatorial primaries. two result
ing from the deaths of hold-over in
NuLllOCllVC, dAAO OllC a ACNoAA CANNtASAAs
I. v. A. VS.. Nonpartisan
The campaign has been waged
chiefly among candidates seeking the
Republican nominations, with the In
J, dependent Voters association and
Nonpartisan League factions carry
ing on in vigorous fashion.
On the Democratic side, leading
candidates Endorsed by the party's
] state convention face contests, but
. this campaign has been waged mostly
by the dissemination of literature by
the regulars and by the opposing
"Jeffersonian Democratic" group.
Governor George F. Shafer closes
, his campaign for the Republican
nomination for U. S. senator with a
speech over the air. His opponent
Senator Gerald P. Nye, held in Wash.
ington by the session of congress
made his appeal over the air BY
means of electrical transcriptions sent
! from Washington for broadcastins
over North Dakota stations.
Frank H. Hyland, Devils Lake. I. v
A. gubernatorial candidate. ends his
campaign Tuesday night with a talk
in his home town of Devils Lake. Less
active are w. E. Black, Fargo, indi.
vidual candidate. and I. j. Moe, Val.
ley City, Progressive Republicans.
In the five-sided race for the two
Republican nominations for the lower
house of congress, William Lemke
Nonpartisan League indorsee, ha:
waged an aggressive and tireless cam.
paign. Congressman j. H. Sinclair
| from Washington, has sent electrical
recordings to the state to be broad.
cast in behalf of his candidacy. A
similar method was employed by the
two Real Republican indorsees, Con.
gressmen Thomas Hall and O. B
Burtness, who are in Washington.
Burdick for Repeal
Usher L. Burdick, Fargo, choice o.
the Progressive Republican party, ha!
travelled over. the state advocating
out and out repeal of the 18th
. amendment.
Candidates for the minor state Of
fees have travelled about the state
with the leading candidates.
A re-awakened state Democrat,
party. encouraged by the huge vott
polled in the North Dakota March
presidential primary. has kept the
people reminded that they have some
contests of their own. P. w. Lanier
jamestown. the regular party candi.
date for the senate, is opposed b,
Halvor L. Halvorson, Minot, "Jeffer.
sonian": H. G. DePuy, Grafton, thu
party's choice for governor, is con
testing with Tobias Casey, Dickinson;
! and the regular indorsees for con
gress, r. b. Murphy, Bismarck, ant
w. D. Lynch, LaMoure, seek the nom
nation over w. E. Cooke, Harvey
"Jeffersonian," and E. A. Johanssor
of Raub, individual candidate.