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Wets and Drys Split Honors In the Voting In Various States
Massachusetts Governor Frank G. Allen won the Republican gubernatorial nomination by a primary vote. Joseph B. Ely secured the Democratic nomination for governor, while William M. Butler led in the early Republican U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts. In Wisconsin Philip La Follette defeated Governor Kohler for the Republican nomination, signaling a La Follette strength split with conservatives. New York and Connecticut carry organization and dry endorsements with nominees advancing in several districts and the fight over Prohibition shaping key races.
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Massachusetts
William RE
RRS
Joseph B. Ely
Wisconsin
Philip F. Lafollette
Walter J. Kohler
Blican
Congress
Delaware
Thomas F. Bayard
U. S
Hastings
Dry
Ernest E. Rogers
Wilbur L
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
U. S.S
William M. Butler
Eben
Andrew J. “Bossy
Newburyport
Westfield
Robert Breck Hospital
Ely
Fitzgerald
James M. Curley
State Committee
Curley
Kohler
Milwaukee
Fis
Milwaukee Sentinel
Lafollette
Robert M. Lafollette
Lafollettes
New York
Albany
N. Y
Conn
Hartford
Republican Party of
Connecticut
New London
Rogers
Wilbur L. Cross
Yale University Graduate School