The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-19

PRIMARY
CANDIDATES
j. J. CARNEY WONFORCON-l
CRESS IN SECOND DISTRICT
BY 81 VOTES "a
speeial to the paily Leader.

i'm his race for the Democratic non
nation for congressman from tn
Second district. Complete return
leive Judge Carney 3,90G votes to )
S6S for James S. Ross and $3.50 70
4. w. Cornell. The advantage 0
having first place on the primary bal
lot was demonstrated in the. case 0
Frank Adams. of Ardmore. the Demo
ltratic candidate for congressman q
large. Because OF the fact that hi:
name came drst on the ballot. Adams
who is a clerk in a furnishing stor,
lat Ardmore, received more votes tnat
lsuch well knewn men as Fred Bran
son, former chairman of the Demo
cratic state COMMITTEES. j. Y. Gala
han, of Enid: Pat Goulding, Of Eldi
Judge J. B. A. Robertson. OF Chandler
sand l.. c. NNdack, Of Guthrie.
Adams total vote throughout tn,
state was 23,709. The final return.
cid not change any of the relative po
sitions of the winning candidates.
w. II Murray, Of Tishomngo. lead
with 3S,435, while Joe THOMPSON. OF
Pauls Valley, was second with 81 ,7@2
and Claude Weaver. of Oklahoma
City. was third with 2G,S76.
! Senatorial Candidates
| The cgmplete list of Democratic
nominees for state senator is as fol-
lows: First district, George /. Ay-
cock OF TeXhoma: Second, e. l.. Nit-
chell of Cheyenne; Fourth, J. l.. Car
II enter, Mangum. Fifth. Guy p Nor
ton of Altus; Sixth, James L. Austin
of New Cordell; Sixth (unexpredJ j.
~ McClintic of Snyder: Eighth, w.
IA. Taggart of Waukomis; Ninth,
smith Chambers of Tonkawa: Tenth
George A. Waters of Pawnee; !;
Twelfth, Frank Olsmith OF Guthrie;
Thirteenth, Charles F. Barrett or
Shawnee: Thirteenth (unexpired) c..
~ Edmondson OF Chandler; Four
enth. Ben Wilson of Yukon. Eff
ieenth. John D. Pugh Of AndGarko
Xteenth, VI. B. CarleY of Geary:s
Seventeenth, j. Elmer Thomas OF
Lawton. Eighteenth. Fred e. Tucker
OF Ardmore; Nineteenth Ben Frank
In OF Purcell; Twentieth, J. T. sMc-
intosh OF Durant, Twenty-second. c.
W. Board OF Okemah: Twenty-fourth,
W. c. McAlister of Hugo: Twenty-ffth
y n Redwine of McAlester: Twen-
ty sixth G. c. Shawn of Mill Creek;
Wenty-seventh, Campbell Russell of
Warner; Twenty-eighth, NJ. S. Blass
lneame contested by Seth X. Cor
dom; Thirtieth, George w. Fields,
Jr, Of Grove: Thirty second James
u SutherIin OF Wagner.
The Democratic candidates for rep
fesentatiFe are as follows:
Fer The Legislature
Adair, 7 L. Rider, stlwell
Alfalfa J. Leonard Halstead, Cher
okee. /
Atoka, t. T.. Cook. Atoka.
Reckham, II. Y, Joseph, Doxey.
Blaine, w. r. Kelly, Watonga
Canadian, r ] Thompson Yukon
Carter, u r Rexroat. Ardmore.
Cherokee, Houston b Tehee Tale
Inah
ChoctaW Thomas W. Hunter, Hugo
Cleveland, n. T. sharp Norman
Coal George T. Searcy, Coalgate. h
Craig. Pete Coyne, Estella.
Creek, W. ". Pryor. Sapulpa
Custer, w. s Dearing. Thomas.
Delaware. Lee Howe Grove. {
Dewey, Howell Smith Putnam. Il
Ellis, r. Nj. Jones, Gage. /
Grant J Il Lemon, Nash. E(
Greer, O. l.. Cummings Granite. L
Harmon II l.. Russell Reed
Haskell, H. NJ. Moore. Kinta.
hughes J b. Griggs. Yeagor.
Jackson, r J Morgan. Blair !
Jefferson, A M McCorey. Cornish. !,
Johnston, Andrew Allen Veatch, :
i'll Creek y
Kiowa, l., d, Lewis, Hobart. !
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