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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aphil 23 (by As
sociated Press).—Whether Ohio is to
remain loyal to the “favorite son”
tradition in the expression of choice
for presidential candidates will be de
cided at the state-wide primary, on
April 27.
So far as the Democratic party is
concerned, the “favorite son” tradi
9 ticn will be maintained by sending a
*olid delegation of 48 members to the
San Francisco convention pledged to
Governor James M. Cox. The gov
ernor has no opposition on the prefer
ential ballot, and all candidates for
delegates are pledged to him,
General Leonard Wood is contest- j
ing with Ohio’s “favorite son,” Sen- :
ator Warren G. Harding, for Repub-,
lican preference, for the delegation to
the Chicago convention.
The fight betw'een Wood and Hard
ing has developed into one of the hot
cst contests waged within the party j
ranks for years.
Candidates for delegates, pledged
to General Wood, have been entered
in all but three of the twenty-twro dis
tricts and twTo candidates for dele
gate-at-large also are in the field. A
complete list of candidates for dis
trict delegates and delegates at large,
pledged to Senator Harding, arc in the
ftce.
In general, the Wood organization
is headed by men who were prominent
in the Progressive party in 1912.
Senator Harding’s campaign for the
most part, is in the hands of men af
filiated with the local party organiz
ations. H. M. Dougherty, the Sena
tor’s manager, was Republican state
executive chairman in the 1912 cam
paign. Then he pursued an uncom
promising policy with the Progres
sives. The opposition to Senator Hard
ing in the. present campaign is direct
ed chiefly against Mr. Dougherty.
Though all candidates for delegates
on the Democratic ticket are pledged
to Governor Cox, local conditions
have resulted in contests in d* few dis
tricts. In the Sixteenth district (Can
ton) the “wet” and “dry” question
resulted in a number of candidates
being entered, while the same ques
tion and factional differences are said
to be responsible for contests in
others.
By reason of the few contests on
the Democratic ticket, the party lead
ers expect a light vote to be polled.
WOMAN SET TO PRISON
FOR FALSE TESTIMONY
IN ILLICIT LIQUOR CASE
PITTSBURG, Kan., April 23 (by As
sociated Press).—As the result of a
raid in which officers found in the cel
lar of her house fourteen cases of
whisky, Mrs. Jennie Pozhun, a widow,
find the mother of four dependent chil
dren, must serve an indeterminate
sentence at the women’s farm-prison
at Lansing. Declaring that Mrs. Poz
hun had given “false testimony” at
the trial, Judge A. J. Curran refused
to entertain a plea that she be granted
a parole. ^
Mrs. Pozhun testified that she did
not know who placed the whisky in
her cellar. Officers testified that the
only entrance to the cellar was a trap
door under a bed in Mrs. Pozhun’s bed
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prices that art right. Over Cordova
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hind it is in the preliminary stages for
owning and controlling a chain of ho
tels in the main cities in Alaska, from
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Ketchikan to Anchorage.
Parties in Juneau have been ap
proached with a view of getting a
hotel here to form one of the links,
and it is said that negotiations have
been opened with parties in Ketchi
kan and Cordova, and later that peo
ple in Seward and Anchorage will be
approached.
The purpose of the incorporators, it
is said, is t^ lower the cost by buying
supplies on a much larger scale for
the chain of hotels; also they have in
view a plan to interest syndicates
which make a business of catering to
the tourist trade in different parts of
the world. It is believed that the time
is near at hand when tourist associa
tions will become actively interested
in advertising an “Alaska trip” and
making it a recreation center for those
who seek novelty in scenery and
health and hunting and fishing.—Ju
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