Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-09
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ination papers on file in my office as required by law:
For Governor representing the Republican party
Herbert S. Hadley, Jefferson City.
Fol Governor representing the Democratic party
David A. Ball, Louisiana.
William S. Cowherd, Kansas City.
William n. Evans, West Plains.
Henry F. Staple, Rockport.
William II. Wallace, Kansas City.
James H. Whitecotton, Paris.
For Governor representing the Socialist party
VIM. L. Carver, Chillicothe.
For Governor representing the Prohibition party
Herman P. Fars, Clinton.
For Governor representing the Peoples party
William A. Dillon, Marfng.
For Lieutenant Governor representing the Republic
can party
Jacob F. Gmelich, Boonville.
For Lieutenant Governor representing the Demo-
cratic party
Ben M. Anderson, Columbia.
Walter A. Kelley, st. Louis.
William II. Leazenby, Bethany.
William R. Painter, Carrollton.
II. j. Simmons, Clarence.
Arthur j. Tubbs, st. Louis.
For Lieutenant Governor representing the Socialist
party
U.F. Sargent, Springfield.
For Lieutenant Governor representing the Prohibl-
ton party
Monta l.. Payne, Webster Grove.
For Lieutenant Governor representing the Peoples
party
H. G. Donnohue, Appleton City.
For Secretary of State representing the Republican
party
John E. Swanger, Milan.
For Secretary of State representing the Demo-
cratic party.
Michael K. McGrath, st. Louis.
Cornelius Roach, Carthage.
For Secretary of State representing the SOCIALIST
party
Frank Baker, Poplar Bluff.
For Secretary of State representing the Prohibition
party
James F. Bolts, Lancaster.
For Secretary of State representing the Peoples
James M. Burrus, Kansas City.
For State Auditor representing the Republican
party
Jesse A. Tolerton, Branson.
For State Auditor representing the Democratic
party
John L. Bradley, Desloge.
Bernard Dierkes, st. Louis.
John p. Gordon, Lexington.
Frank A. j. Hitler, st. Louis.
John o. Long, Potosi.
For State Auditor representing the Socialist party
Frank Foster, Hannibal.
For State Auditor representing the Prohibition
party
George G. Mclaughlin, Sedalia.
For State Auditor representing the Peoples party
G. L. Alexander, Pennington.
For State Treasurer representing the Republican
party
Wilbur F. Maring, Jefferson City.
For State Treasurer representing the Democratic
party
James Cowgirl, Kansas City.
For State Treasurer representing the Socialist party
Guy E. Etherton, Kansas City.
For State Treasurer representing the Prohibition
Bishop o. Terry, Green Castle.
For State Treasurer representing the Peoples party
F. w. Letsch, Marshield.
For Attorney General representing the Republican
party
Frank B. Fulkerson, st. Joseph.
North T. Gentry, Columbia.
For Attorney General representing the Democratic
Elliott w. Major, Bowling Green.
For Attorney General representing the Socialist
John F. Williams, West Plains.
For Attorney General representing the Peoples
Henry Fl. Artz, st. Louis.
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner repre-.
senting the Republican party
Amos L. Coleman, De Soto.
III. III. Washburn, Cape Girardeau.
William w. Wilder, Ste. Genevieve.
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner repre-
senting the Democratic party
Warren G. Bronaugh, Clinton.
Richard L. Hall, Springfield.
John A. Knott, Hannabal.
William M. Smith, Kirkwood.
II. c. Threlkeld, Shelbina.
Nova j. Winters, Milan.
VIM. r. EDGAR D0kTME