The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-03-21
TODAY LAST DAY
FOR CANDIDATES
Nearly All Have Filed DecIara-
tons With Mallory
LOVES NAME is MIS- IN
Friends of the Candidate for Presl-
dent of Railroad Commission
Say He VIII Qualify To-
Day for the Contest.

Montgomery, March 2O.-(Special. ITO
morrow is the last day when candidates
for state, district and circuit offices may
file their declarations of candidacy with
State Chairman Mallory The chairman
figures that practically all those who in
tend to file declarations have already
done so.
A fact which caused a little surprise
in the list is the absence Of the name Of
Robert ]. Lowe of Jefferson for president
of the railroad commission. Mr.. loves
friends say he will qualify as a candidate
Monday. He spent last night In the city.
but left at an early hour this morning
with his family for Eufaula.
Following Is list of the candidates as
filed with Chairman Mallory:
Supreme Court Judges.
Chief Justice-T. N. Mcclellan.
Associate Judges-John c. Anderson,
w. w. Callahan, N. D. benson, j. R.
Dowdell. Jonathan HARRISON, r. B. Kelly,
A. D. sayre. H. c. Selheimer, r. T. Simp-
son. w. S. Thorington, John r. Tyson.
Circuit Court Solicitors.
First Circuit--G. K. Abrahams, Thomas
w. Davis, w d. Dunn, Oscar L. Gray,
w. G. McCorvey.
Second Circuit-C. r. Bricken, James r.
Jones, John B. Powell.
Third Circuit-T S. Frazer, w. w. Kirk
land, c. A. L. Sanford.
Fourth Circuit-W. NJ Fowlkes, r. H.
Mangum, j. F. Thompson.
Fifth Circuit-William b. Bowling, John
T. Hehin, r. G. Rowland, J. w. Strother
Sixth Circuit-W. b. Oliver.
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Eighth Circuit-D. C. Almon, @. l.
Price.
Ninth Circuit-Emory C. Hall. John A.
liner, M. M. Smith.
Tenth Circuit
Eleventh Circuit-w H. sawtelle.
Twelfth Circuit-R. H. Parks.
Thirteenth Circuit--James N. Granada,
C. C. Kimbrough, Frank s. Stone.
Fourteenth Circuit-R. L. Blanton, 70.
w. Coleman, D. A. McGregro.
Fifteenth Circuit. H. Holley. F. Lloyd
Tate.
Sixteenth Circuit-Earie Pettus, Doug
lass Taylor.
Seventeenth Circuit-C. C. Appleton,
Richard c. Hunt, Edgar o. McCord, John
c. Winston.
chancery Division.
Northern Division-William II. Simpson.
Northeastern Divison-B. B. Bridges,
r, A. d. Dunlap, Harry ]. Gillian, Il. M.
oliver, w. w. Whiteside.
Northwestern Division-John ]. Altman,
]. c. Carmichael.
Southeastern Division-W. L. Parks.
Southwestern Dlvision-Thomas H.
Smith.
President of Railroad Commission.
3. B. Conner John v. Smith, R. F..
Kolb, II. C. Compton,
Circuit Court Judges.
| At Large-A. II. Aston.
First Circuit-Willlam Cunningham, Ed
ward ]. Glider, John T. Lakeland, James
M. Miller
Second Circult-J. c. Richardson.
Third Circuit-A. A evans.
Fourth Circuit--John Moore.
Fifth Circuits. L. Brewer, T. L. Bull
ger, w. M. Lackey.
sixth Circuit-Daniel Collier, S. H.
Sprott.
Seventh Circuit-John Pelham.
Eighth Circuit-Osceola Kyle, D. w.
Speake.
Ninth Circuit--J. A. Bilbro.
Eleventh Circuit--E. B. Almon.
Twelfth Circuit-John P. Hubbard, H.
A. Pearce.
Thirteenth Clrcuit-w. S. Anderson, S.
b. Browne.
Fourteenth Clrcuit-Sheriff Lacy, James
j. Ray, Peyton NorVen
Fifteenth Circuit-Wiliam A. Collier.
T. Scott Sayre.
| Sixteenth Circuit. H. Ballentine,
Tancred Belts, Paul Speake.
Seventeenth Circuit-W. Wallace Haral-
son, John b. Tally.
Members Of Congress.
First District-G. w. Taylor.
Second District-A. A. Wiley, Bib
Graves.
Third District-H. d. Clayton.
Fourth Districts. J. Bowie.
Fifth Distrct-C W. Thompson.
Sixth District-J. II. Bankhead, r. p.
Hobson.
Seventh District-J. L. Burnett, John
A. Lusk.
Eighth District-Willlam Richardson.
Ninth District-O. w. Underwood.
1t is probable that Chairman Mallory
will again assemble the special arrange
ments committee for the purpose of as
sessing the candidates, although this COM
| mittee clothed the chairman with full
power to act. The special committee Is
| composed of George w. Jones, Jones G..
Moore, John r. Proctor A. II. Merrill,
George A. Searcy. J. j. King, H. D..