The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-24
NESB|TT CLOSES
 LIST OF ENTRIES No Startling Developments on
 Closing Day THE LIST NOT OFFICIAL State Chairman Says He Wants to Check 1t Over Carefully Before He Gives Out inc Author
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THE LIST NOT OFFICIAL

an official list of the candidates, but al- lowed the use of his books. Below is given complete list of all the candi- dates before the state-at-large. and the names of all other candidates for cir cult solicitor, state senate and circuit judge, though in some instances the rec ord did not show the name of the minor office.
 After checking over his books, Mir. Nesbitt will give out an official list in few days.
 The question of whether the 40 days prior to May included yesterday or not does not worry Chairman Nesbitt. He figures that 40 days prior to May sets the last day for entry March 23. Though County Chairman R. N. Bell considers the legal term ended on the night of March 22, no one expects any trouble. Here is the list of candidates:
 United States Senate-John 1T. Bank head, John B. Knox, Frank s. White.
 congress-Tirst district, George W. Taylor; Second district, s. H. Dent, Jr.; Third district, Henry D. Clayton; Fourth district, Fred l.. Blackmon Fifth dis trlct J. Thomas Heflin, A. J. Driver; Sixth district, R. P. Hobson; Seventh district, John 2. Burnett; Eighth dis trict William Richardson; Ninth dis trict, Oscar W. Underwood.
 Governor - H. s. D. Malliry, Emmet O'Neal
 Lieutenant Governor F. Perry Thomas, Walter D. Seed.
 Chief Justice Supreme Court - J. R. Dowden, GIG. NJ Smith.
 Associate Justice-Ormond Somerville, A. D. sayre, A. A. Evans, John c. An derson.
 Charles H. Greer.
 Attorney General R. c. Brickell, Thomas L. Bulger, D. H. Riddle.
 Treasurer-John Purifoy, J. A. Wilisin- son, George W. Hodge.
 Superintendent of Education-Henry J. Willingham, c. K. Sharp, Joel c. Du- Bose.
 Commissioner of Agriculture-Ruben T. Kolb, John B. Ward, T. T. Johnson.
 State Auditor-M. c. Allgood, c. Brooks Smith, W. T. Kennedy.
 Associate Railroad Commissioner-John A. iusk, s. P. Kennedy, Frank N. Julian, Leon McCord, Kyle B. Price, John Craft, Max Hamburger, Jr., Thomas F . Scale.
 Circuit Judges-Daniel Collier, Sixth cir cuit; o. Kyle, Eighth circuit; Scott Sayre, Fifteenth circuit; A. H. Alston, super numerary; w. M. Lackey, Fifth circuit; John D. Burnett, Second circuit Sheriff Lacey, Fourteenth circuit; B. M. Miller, Fourth circuit; Joel W. Goldsby, Thir- teenth circuit; J. E. Blackwood, Six teenth circuit; William s. Anderson, Thir- teenth circuit John B. Tally. Ninth cir cult; D. W. Speale, Eighth circuit; Julius C. Richardson, Second circuit; Samuel B. Browne, Thirteenth circuit; Henry A. Pearce, Twelfth circuit; Benjamin F. El- more, First circuit; John T. I.ackland, First circuit; Bernard Harwood, Sixth cir- cult; S. L. Brewer. Fifth circuit; c. P. Almon, Eleventh circuit; Ezra R. Bran- nen, Twelfth circuit; John Pelham, Sew enth circuit Guy w. Winn, Third circuit; ". w. Haralson, Ninth circuit.
 Circuit Solicitors-William B. Bankhead, Fourteenth circuit; John McDurfie, First circuit: Walter S. Smith, Seventh cir cult: ]. C. Burt, Seventh circuit; c. c. Appleton, Ninth circuit; R. T. Simpson, Jr.. Eleventh circuit; Charles s. Cornelius, Seventh circuit; Richard H. Parks, Twelfth circuit; D. c. Arnon, Eighth cir cult; P. O. Stevens, Fifth circuit; Walter Nesmith, Sixth circuit; Oscar l.. Gray, First circuit; F. Lloyd Tate, Fifteenth circuit; John D. McQueen, Sixth circuit; R. c. Hunt, Ninth circuit; w. B. Bowling. Fifth circuit; James M. Embry, Sixteenth circuit; Marvin T. Ormond, Sixth cir cult.
 State Senate-Felix Folmar, Twenty fifth district; B. D. Turner ST., Nine teenth district: Edwin M. Lovelace, Twen- ty-first district; A. M. Tunstall, Thirty second district Charles Rattray, Twenty ninth district; o. s. Justice, Tenth dis- trict: W. B. Merrill Thirty-fourth dis trict; Sam S. Andrews, Ninth district: i: John I. Watson, Twenty-frst district: J. l.. Mcdonnell, Twenty ninth district. William C. Crumpton, Seventeenth dis trict; Cicei A. Beasley, Twelfth dIstrict; H. Y. Brooks Twenty-fifth district; Ern- est T.. Bite, Thirty-first district; Joseph F. Acker, Twenty-third district; Charles M. 6herrod, Second district; Finis k. St. John, Third district; w. T. Brown, Sixth district; J. J. Espy, Thirty-fifth district.
 Chairman Nesbitt had not listed the last 30 entries, according to their offices. but they arc either for state senate or solicitor: 1o9 George H. Barker; no. George N. Buchanan; Ill. N. P, Renfro; 1l2, c. R, Bricken; 113. H. H. Hall: 114, R. H. Riggs; 115, J. F. Thompson: IF. M. H. Manning; 11S, M. Sollie, l19, II. B. Steagall; 12o, Tom s. Frazer; 121, w. J. Walden; 123, Frank s. Stone; 12s, Thurs ton H. Allen; 126, c. +. Mitchell; 127, w. w. Pearson; 13O Andrew Jackson Reilly: 1si, J. A. Nance; 132, J. H. Harris; 13s, D, D. Askew; 1ss, James D. Norman 1ss, Thomas A, Curry.
 observation-disclosures H. Smith tSouth- western division); Lucien D, Gardner tSoutheastern division); Alfred H. Ben ners Northwestern divisiorp; w. w, Whiteside Northeastern division); ". H. Simpson (Northern division),
 
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