New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1926, Page 25

A A A8 AD AL AL AD AD AN M AL DA AL BB DA AA DA DA DO AL AL AL AN AN AL 24 Aa ra - NUMEROUS WOMEN ENTER POLITICS Mid-West Has Large Number Seking Various Offices | Chicago, March 26 (A—The apring | polltical primaries this year have at- | tracted an {ncreasing number of | women In the middle west as candi- | dates for varlous state and national [ offices, and as the time for filing in | many states is not yet closed, the | roll doubtless will be increased, One woman has flled for the re-| publican nomination for governor in | Ohlo, and Indlana, Illinols and Min- | nesota have women tandidates for | congrees, while nearly all the states | In the corn belt have a number of women seeking nominations for state | legislative posts. There are rumors, 0, that Ohlo may have a woman | randldate for United States senator. Thare are 16 women in Tllinois tunning for nominations for the low- | er house of the state Jegislature, in- cluding several for reelection, lowa has one woman candidate legislaturs, Including several for reelection, Iowa | has one woman candidate for the | state legislature, Nebraska two and | Indiana six, among the states where the time for filing has not expired. Only Wikconsin and Michizan in the eorn belt have no general election | primaries this pring. The Ohlo gubernatorial candidate s Mrs. Fvelyn Francls Snow, who | has epened headquarters at Colum- bus for an active fight, | ther Griftin White, of Rich- mond, Indiana, seeka the republican nomination for representative in con- gress from the sixth Tndlana district, | Mrs, Jacoh Bauer, widow prom- | fnent agolan is a candidate for trom the fifth (C'hicago) ! st" district, opposing rep- tesentative Fred A, B Mrs. W, W, Remiagton, pr wpolis club woman has filed for the republican nomination for eongress from the tanth Minnesota distriet. Tewa has two women candidates | te superintendent of pubhe tlon, ncluding the incumbent, 3 The To can nomination | were mem- vers of oy egislature, ~ 1llinois women in the state | up for reclection \ a azon others secking w other distriets, One lfin"’\n 5 ater holds over for two mere y The present appel- tae conrt clerk in {ho S\"rim{fif‘H, Ny, district, a women appointed to seeks the Gloucester Fishefl;_en Want to Race \gam 26 (B ation of s lifax and al of the in- pight h-cr: Uelieved Lo e and prospeets of the ra 50 minee the | tention Thyill at Rd(‘chd(]\ Society Girls Cyowds AND FRETFUL Terrible Rashon Face. Cuticura Healed, “My Laby's fuet broke out with a terrible rash that was very red. He could not sleg because it itched ! Jand burned somahing awful, caus- ing him to wratch, s«mmn. caused eruptiois and hia face was flhfig\ued He was cr and fret. would lie awake at night, uble lasted about two (S: -m-i) Virs. W Zandt Aw., Newport, R. 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