Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-03-24 | Page 7 | Four States Hold Primaries

FOUR STATES HOLD MARIES South Daltota, Wisconsin, New , Jersey and Massachusetts to Select Nominees. Pierre, S. D., March 24. Candidates for the United States senate, for congress con-gress in three districts and for state offices, awaited the casting of votes today In South Dakota's primary election," elec-tion," the first state-wide primary to be held thlB year. In the three-cornered fight for go-ernor, go-ernor, Governor Byrne, majority candidate, can-didate, Is opposed by R. O. Richards and IL B. Anderson. Milwaukee, Wis., March 24 Milwaukee Mil-waukee today held a primary election for the nomination of candidates to go before the people on April 7 for mayor and other city and county officials. of-ficials. Mayor Gerhard Badlng, Theobald The-obald Oijen and David S. Rose, all non-partisan, and Emil Seidelf Socialist, Social-ist, are candidates for mayor. Paterson, N. J., March 24 A primary pri-mary election In the seventh New Jersey congressional district was-held., today to select nominees for the seat made vacant by the death of Congressman Congress-man Robert G. Bremner of Passaic, a Democrat. Five Democrats, eleven elev-en Republicans, one Progressive, and one Socialist were in the race. Boston, Mass,. March 24 Primaries Prima-ries for the selection of nominees for congressmen from the twelfth district were held today. Congressman J. M. Curley .resigned after his election as mayor. There were six Democratic Democrat-ic candidates, one Progressive and one Republican.