New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1926, Page 9

* FOUR STATES ARE M OING 10 PoLLs (primaries Today in Alabama, | { Ohio, Arkansas and Nebraska Chicago, Aug. 10 (A) — Electors | {ot four states — Alabama, Ohio, | Arkansas and Nebraska . expressed | their preference for candidates in | 10‘1\3 's' primary elections. | abama democrats chose (ween five candidates, who seek the | romination to the United States fenate seat to be vacated by Oscar W. Underwood, March 4, 1927. Four candidates seek the guberna- torial nomination. Two of the senatorial aspirants, % | L. B. Musgrove, of Jasper. and Hugo L. Back, of Birmingham, were endorsed by the Ku Klux : Klan, the national organization © backing Musgrove, while the Ala- bama klan favored Back. Other candidates are J. H. Bankhold, of . Jasper, Thomas E. Kilby, of Annis- pi ton and James J. Mayfield, of Montgomery. Roads an Issne Bach of the four gubernatorial candidates ‘made road / ferent ‘plan, this making the pri- mary an indirect referendum on the question. Charles A. McDowell, jr., lieutenant governor; A. H. Car- | michael, Bird Graves and A. G. Patterson are the candidates. Con- gressmen from ten districts will be nominated along with county offi- cers. The most spirited campaign in 12 years was waged and fully voters were expetted to go to the polls, |+ Ohio voters faced preponderance candidate Eighty-seven republicans and demo- crats seek state office nominatior Interest centered in the repub- ilcan race for governor, and the democratic contest for Unit States senator, the leading candi- dates for the latter post being Su. preme Court Justice Florence E. Allen, and Atlee E. Pomerene, for 1 12 years a. senator defeated by Senator S. D. Fess. A woman and a negro are among the 12 republican gubernatorial candidates, which included Thad Brown, present secretary of and Myers Y. Cooper, Cincinnati real estate man. United States Sen- ator Frank B. Willis is opposed by seven republicans, one being for- mer: Senator Charles Dick, of Ak- ron. Willis' nomination was re- garded as certain by republican leaders. Governor were A. V. Donahey, ge erally ‘was conceded victoriou over three aspirants for the demo- cratic gubernatorial nomination. Seventeen men, 12 republicans nd five democrats, aspire to be icutenant 1or. Targe flelds 1o other s for con and county Zove seek nomination offic Nomine the legislatur flices also were being voted on. A onstitutional ~ amendment which f would permit benefited property to | 1 for improvements at- tracted Tttle g Political wo y that interest in the primary been sluggish, and predicted a light vote. Tssues were few and of no great consequence, they said. Arkansas Contest Chief interest in Arkansas' demo- cratic primary centered in the gu- hernatorial nomination. Governor Tom J. Terral is opposed by John E. Martineau, judge of the Pulaski chancery court. They waged a bit- ter campaign, the governor charg- Quick relief 3 CORNS In one minute your misery from corns is ended. 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Pleas- Congressional nominecd were be- |whose business justifies his keep in- | 8 s of Soviet dissen- rted off with a bang gett ing chosen in six districts. Theo |terest. Modern women don't wear |sion should with six runs the first inning. “Billy” | John Morehead, democrat, first | enough clothes to hold the costly | perenn f Amer AT g triple started the Al- r Howard, democ knick-knacks in place, he said. Tn-*|beach umer fiction, | pin road to victory and and Robert G. Sim- |stead t purchase self-supporting | accord espondents | zave them start that in the end mons, republican, sixth district, articles, as it were, such as jeweled | who investigated. For instance, r them. “Charle have no opposition. The other con- | garters and lingerie pins. Stal who had been thoroughly gressional incumbents, Willis red in some dispatches, was he winners while Josie Pop- rs, republican, second distr! Red Bank, N. J.—That wild In- rviewed on his reaction thereto. “C. 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