The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-28
JAMESTOWN LAWYER
SAYS HE IS UNABLE
TO ENTER CONTEST
Physicians Advise Him That His
Health Will Not Permit
Hard Campaign
SEE MORRIS FOR GOVERNOR
Tom Burke, Bismarck Man.
Would Run For Legal Post
Under New Lineup

Onder New Lineup
John w. Carr, Jamestown, long re-
garded as certain Of the ]. v. A. en-
dorsement for the Republican CUB
ernatorial nomination, Monday took
himself out Of the state political pic
ture with an announcement that he
would not be able to make the race,
The jamestown man said his ply
sicians had advised him that he would
be unable to stand the strain OF
campaign such as would be required
to obtain the nomination.
Rumors to this effect have been
current for weeks and the new I. v. A.
lineup is expected to be Attorney
General James Morris as the l. v. A.
gubernatorial candidate and Thomas
Burke. Bismarck. as the endorsee to
take Morris present position.
Whether this will be the result of
the convention Is uncertain. however,
since L. L. Twichell. I. v. A. leader.
has long been known as not too
friendly to Morris.
However, Twichell. A. w. Fowler.
Mrs John Cooley and other I. v. A.
leaders were meeting in Bismarck
Monday and indications were that
some decision would be reached here.
Cars action came on the heels Of
I. v. A. county conventions Saturday.
at least three of which endorsed him
for the governorship.
owing to protracted illness. It
will be impossible for me to be q
candidate for nomination for COVER
nor of North Dakota at the June
primary election" Cars statement
said.
Il make this announcement on the
advice of my physicians, who have
informed me that my condition Is
such as to absolutely preclude my en-
trance into the campaign.
TT was not until Sunday that my
doctors advised me would be unable
at this time to stand the strain my
campaign for governor would entail:
otherwise, I would have announced
my withdrawal from the contest
sooner. AS 1t is, can only express
my sincere hope that the candidates
endorsed by the I. v. A. convention
April 6, to which had expected to
submit my candidacy for governor.
will be given sincere and united sup
port by friends Of good government"
Carr, now lieutenant governor. was
first elected to that position in 1928
and Is serving his second term in
that office.
Half OF Counties Report
With more than half the counties
reported, indications were q bulk Of
the delegates selected are going UNI
instructed to the state conventions of
the two political factions at Valley
City April 6. Legislative states were
Endorsed and county campaign organ
izations set up at the meetings.
At least half dozen delegations
were pledged to advance Governor
Shafer for senator, to place his name
on the ballot opposing Gerald p.
Nye, Nonpartisan League indorsee. in
the Republican nomination at the
June primaries.
Fessenden-A. F. Belcher received
Endorsement for senator from Wells
county Real" Republicans and I. v.
A. r. G. Montgomery and Paul w.
Seidel named legislative candidates.
Delegates to convention are August
Peterson, A. L. Netcher, Alloys Wart-
ner and Ann Southland from I. v. A.;
K. N. Wylie, L. w. Miller, T. L. Bel
seker and G. T. Anderson from Real
Republican group.
Forman-Postponed conve tiou
until March %.
Ployhar Is Endorsed
Valley City-Independent delegates
are F. e. Ployhar, Fred Randall, Max
Ladbury, Willie Murphy, D. 8. Ritz
chic. P. r. Trubshaw, Martin Ekern,
Vernon Grant and George Kuprie.
Ben Northridge. Alfred Anderson, s.
E. Harper and Trubshaw, Ployhar.
Randall and Ladbury are Real"
Republican delegates. Ployhar in
dorsed for senator and Ben North
ridge for house.
Linton-Emmons delegates, G. A.
Lenhart, Charles Coventry. Frank
Goudhnour and Herman Sueltz, will
go to convention uninstructed.
Observation-Disclosures made up
Of e. E. Downe and H. G. Brown will
meet with Steele county committee
to pick legislative candidates. Del
egates to convention are Mrs. G. E.
Peterson Of Binford, Mrs. p. H. Cos
tello Of Cooperstown, D. A. Goplin.
Independents: and c. 8. Christen-
son, Mr.. Downe and Mrs. M. D.
Wesley OF Cooperstown, Real" Re-
publicans. Delegates 60 uninstruct-
ed.
La Moure-Delegates are r. J.
Robideau. +. J. Hunt. La Moure;
I. A. Washburn Of Edgeley, Milton
Young Of Berlin, Emil Anderson OF
Plum, Real" Republicans; Miriam
Taylor Of La Moure. L. B. Greene
Of Edgeley and Ethel Rowley OF
Edgeley, Independents. Iudor d
Milton r. Young for legislature and
named committee Of 10 to pick rum
ming mate.
hack Matt Crowley
stanton-Matt Crowley received
unanimous Endorsement for house.
Delegates are I. =. Temme Of BeulAh
and N. Joyace Of Zap.
Devils Lake - Ramsey Indicated
solid support for John Carr n aeaoet-
ed - Independent cau0fAoAo ~ ~.
ernor. Mack Y. Tra0ncr of poy13o
Lake was indorsed f0r sonotre, r n.
Lunde q LAwton. 1dw1n 1taynae q
Starkweather ana \. T. 1y1vone ol
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