Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-07-18
County Clerks Notice Of Primary Election.
STATE OF MISSOURI, / :.
COUNTY OF IRON.

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Notice is hereby given that Primary Election will be
held the regular polling places in each precinct OF said
County of Iron and that the polls will be open between
the hours Of the morning and sunset in the even
ing The first Tuesday of August 1912 being the sixth
day of August 1912 for the purpose Of nominating cand
dates for State District County and Township offices, to
be voted for the General Election to be held on Tuesday,
the fifth day Of November, 1912.
That the hereinafter mentioned list contains the name
and postoice address of each candidate for nomination
together with designation of the office for which he is
candidate and the party principle that he represents as
the same appears from certificate from the Secretary of
State and from the nomination papers on file In my office as
required by law:
For Governor representing the Democratic Party:
Elliott W. Major, Bowling Green, Mo-
James A. Houchin Jefferson City, Mo-
David A. Ball. Louisiana, Mo.
William S. Cowherd, lois Commerce Building, Kansas
City, Mo.
For Governor representing the Republican Party ~
Arthur W. Brewster 2S5o Harrison St, Kansas City Mo-
Leon W. Quick, 763 North Euclid Avenue St. Louis Mo-
John c. Mckinley, Unonville, Mo.
A. Pat Murphy, Roa Mo.
John E. Swanger Milan Mo-
For Governor representing the Prohibition Party:
Charles E. Stokes, 1923 East 18th ST., Kansas City Mo-
For Governor representing the Socialist Party:
William A. Ward, 7o9 Olive St, ST. Louis Mo-
For Governor representing the Socialist Labor Party
For Lieutenant Governor representing the Democratic Party
Alexander R. Boone, Charleston Mo-
William R. Painter, Carrolton, Mo.
For Lieutenant Governor representing the Republican
Party:
Hiram Lloyd, 1912 Clara Avenue St. Louis, Mo.
For Lieutenant Governor representing the Prohibition
Party:
IuIus c. Hughes, Richmond, Mo.
For Lieutenant Governor representing the Socialist Party
Richard Geo. Hotham 84I New St, Springfield, Mo.
For Secretary of State representing the Democratic Party
Cornelius Roach, Carthage, Mo-
For Secretary of State representing the Republican fafy
James J. Afford Springfield, Mo-
Robert D. Silver, R. F D. No. s. St. Charles, Mo-
For Secretary of State representing the Prohibition Party
William H. Guenther, Concordia Mo-.
For Secretary Of State representing the Socialist Party
Ernest Theodore Behrens, Sedalia, Mo.
For Secretary of State representing the Socialist LABOR
clifton Hobrook a2o7 Bird Joplin, Mo.
For State Auditor representing the Democratic Party:
John P Gordon, Lexington, Mo.
For State Auditor representing the Republican Party
Green B. Greer Sikeston, Mo.
For State Auditor representing the Prohibition Party:
Orlando V. Wager, Neosho, Mo.
For State Auditor representing the Socialist Party:
Philip Wagner 345I Halliday ST., St. Louis, Mo.
For State Auditor representing the Socialist Labor Party
John w. Neumann, 1447 North 18th ST., St Louis Mo-
For State Treasurer representing the Democratic Party
n Edwin ?. Deal, Charleston Mo.
John B. O'Meara, 5347 Cabanne Avenue St Louis, Mo.
For State Treasurer representng the Republican Party
Daniel H. Hoefen Higginsvii 4, No.
State Treasurer FepreseasIndg H the Socialist Party
For State Treasurer representing Socialist Labor Party;
Otto J. Schwzgebe 2I22 Charlotte ST., Kansas City, Mo-
For AorneyGen representing the Democratic Party:
Frank w. McAllster, Paris, Mo.
John F. Barker, LaPlata, Mo-
John T. Davis, So9 Pierce Building, St Louis, Mo.
For Attorney. General representing the Republican Party
lanes H. Mason, Springfield, Mo-
William C. Irwin, Jefferson City, Mo-
For Attorney General representing the Prohibition Party
Richard B. Wilcox, Racine, Mo.
For Attorney General representing the Socialist Party
Walter S. Buncy, 2o4I RaytoWn Rd., Kansas City, Mo-
For Attorney General representing the Socialist Labor
Party: -
George Henry Boebaun, 7oS Monroe Street, ST. Charles
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner representing
the Democratic Party:
Rube Oglesby Warrensburg, Mo.
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Mo.
Albert s. Lehr 4152 Washington Boulevard, ST. Louis,
Mo.
Henry Forgey Mexico Mo-
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner representing
the Republican Party:
Edward G. Marsh 1894 Wyoming ST., ST. Louis, Mo.
William S. Mccall 1910 Holmes ST., Kansas City, Mo.
John H. Curran 52Io Ridge Avenue, St Louis Mo.
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner representing
the Socialist Party:
Frank P. O'Hare, All Olive ST., St Louis, Mo.
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner representing
the Socialist Labor Party
Joseph Spalti 1903 Mullanphy St, 81. Louis, Mo;
For Judge OF the Supreme Court Divison No One) repre-
senting the Democratic Party Zone to be elected.)
Henry W. Bond STA Washington Boulevard, St Louis,
Mo.
Charles B. Stark, 500 Chestnut ST.. St. Louis, Mo.
Perry S. RAIDER Jefferson City, Mo.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court division No One repre-
sening the Republican Party: Zone to be eectedo
Edward Hgbee Kirksville, Mo.
Stephen S. Brown, 26Io Frederick Avenue, ST. Joseph,
Mo-