Governors to be elected in thirty six states this fall
Exciting contests loom as thirty two governors to be chosen in November with Oregon joining the list. Vermont, Maine and Arkansas vote soon. Georgia in October. Candidates include Kinnet O Neil in Alabama and J O Thompson in Birmingham. Prohibitionists and Socialists field candidates in many states.
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Maine
Arkansas
Georgia
Alabama
Col. Kinnet O'Neil
Comer
J. O. Thompson
Birmingham
George . W. Donaghey
Colorado
Jobn i Shaforth
Connecticut
Weeks
Charles A. Goodwin
Everett Lake
Yale
Starvard
Simeon E. Baldwin
Delaware
Simeon 8. Pennewill
Florida
Albert, W. Gilchrist
Carey land act ties Senator to Wyoming Senate faction
Carey is linked with the so called independent faction of the Republican party in Wyoming. The note highlights political realignment and the senator’s association with a dissident group within the state party.
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Nebraska
Alc
Shallenberger
James Hi. Dahiniantis
Omaha
W. R. Patrick
State Senate
Nevada
Dickerson
New Hampshire
Henry B. Quinby
Robert B. Rass
Reyuiblicans
Mr. Rass
New Manpshire
Clarence &. Cary
New Jersey
J. Franklin Fert
Nai ‘Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Chidrles
Lorbbell
North
Pakota
Sohi Burke
Burke
C. A. Johnson
Aes
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Warren Harding
Oklahoma
Charles N. Diaskell
Lee Crace
Ardmore
Joseph O'Neal
Guthrie
Pennsylvania
John K. Te
Webster Gunn
Keystone Party
William DL. Berry
Rhode Island
Martin F. Ansel
South Carolina
R. S. Vassey
South Hakkota
Chauncey L. Wood
Rapid City
Malcolm R. Patterson
Tenneswegand
Oscar K. Colquitt
Thomas M. Campbell
Texas
J. O. Terrell
San Antonio
Vermont
John A. Mead
Ratiana
Neutenant
George H. Prouty
Sis Charlies D. Wailen
St. Albans
Wisconsin
Adolph J. Schmitz
Milwaukee
Stroming
Wuecene Pete
Bryant Mc Brooks
J. M. Carey
A. G. Snider
John Barger
Kalona
Fred Klockenteser
E. L. Kirkpatrick
Smouee
Washington
James Swift
Mary . Swift
Washington Academic Association
Independent Schoolistrict of
Carey
Republican Party
Wyoming
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedy
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The Best He Could Do Sportsman Keeps to His Craft
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