Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-11-19 | Page 16 | Friends of Borah May Enter Name in Primaries

Friends ids ids' j of f B Borah rah May S Enter En rN mein in Primaries I w WASHINGTON SH N TON Nov 19 AP Word AP-Word Word reached th the capital to- to friends friends' of Borah will enter his name In in a number of next nest years year's presidential prim primaries ries unless they get a positive no from the Idaho Republican Coming nom from irom reliable j political l sources this hs his vord Word served to io emphasize emphasize size the possibility of a spectacular duel between Borah and former Cormer President Hoover either over the Republican nomination or the course the party shall take talce Whether or not Borah and Hoover become avowed candidates for o the nomination this and other recent developments have ha indicated that they are rapidly moving into the leadership of two opposing factions within the party Both ar are arc avoiding discussion of ot otc c candidacies and talking only of ot is issues issues issues is- is sues but the issues they present are in sharp contrast Borah has minimized minimized mini mini- the spending Iss issue c cv v which ich I Hoover has has' stressed and advanced instead the question of ot monopoly Furthermore the Idaho senator has pointedly demanded reorganization ion of party leadership While Borah has refused to commit commit commit com com- mit himself on his llis 1936 plans the activity of his friends out in the states virtually assures that the Idahoans Idahoan's name and views will go before the primary vot voters rs and if and if he wins wins the the national convention Most of the primary states do not require the consent of a candid candidate lite for his name to be entered in the thc preferential primaries His friends can do it for or him Roosevelt Supporters May fay Fight Talmadge ATLANTA Nov 19 UP R P President dent Roosevelt's supporters in Georgia Georgia Georgia Geor Geor- gia have launched a movement to hold a presidential preference primary primary primary mary in defiance of the state Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic committee e if the latter domi- domi I by Governor Eugene Talmadge Talmadge Talmadge Tal Tal- madge decides to pick the delegation delegation delegation tion itself The committee has power either to provide a primary or name delegates delegates delegates dele dele- gates to the national convention and Roosevelt's friends Cor foresee sec the possibility possibility possibility pos pos- that Governor Talmadge critical of oC the thc president may seek Jo to have the committee name a delegation dele dele- gation galion pledged to support him rather rath- rath cr ler er than hold a primary In recent presidential campaigns a primary has been held in Georgia