The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINEES
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Sra- senatorial districts and nllte l9's
islatives four senatorial disiriet'
haze no Socialist nominee and clever
legislative districts have none.
Nineteen members ot the last iesis
lature asking denomination on th'
Democratic ticket and nine on th'
Republican ticket were successful
Sixteen old members of both parties
we're defeated. Two Democrats ant
Two Republicans in the last house
were nominated for places in the sen
ate. one Democratic nominee has
served in the Legislature of another
sIate, ten Republicans and Democrats
nominated served in previous Okla
homa legislatures. state and terrltor
ial, and four members of the consti
tLuional convention are among the
nominees. Thirteen members o.
former legislatures other than the
last one Offering for nomination were
defeated The following is list o.
the legislative nominees of all par
ties:
For the State Senate.
FIRST District-Georgc J." AycocH
TeXhuma, d.
second Distriot-E. l.. Mitchell, chcy-
eune. b.; W. H. Henke, Erick, r., w l.
Smallwood Elk City, ).
Fourth DIstrict-J l.. Carpenter Man
gum. D.. &. G. Lee, Granite. 5.
Sixth District (two to be clected) -
James l.. Austin. New Cordell, D.; J. V
McClntic snyder, T.; c. 4. Reese, Sen
tincl, 5.
Eighth District-w. II. Taggart Wau.
komls, D.; Eugene Watrous, Enid r. Nj
G. kmball Enid, 5
Ninth Smith Chambers, Ton.
kaWa, D.; J. T.. Curran, Blackwell r.
Il. NJ. Brooks Deer Creek, ;.
Tenth District--George a. Waters
Pawnee. D., Edgar NJ. clarke, Fawnee
L.; j. NJ. Nanhoy Cleveland ;.
Twelfth District-Frank Olsmith, Guth
rie. D.: John H. Burford, Guthrie, r.
Nelson e. Peck Marshall, 5
Thirteenth District 1.-TWO to be elect
ed Charles f. Barrett. Shawnee, D.; 6
l.. Edmonson Chandler, D.. Frank $
Npper, Prague, r.; NJ. f Merrill
Asher, $
Fourteenth Distribution f. Wilson
Yukon, L.; John Threadeill. Oklahoma
city, r.; George L. owen, Oklahom;
City, s.
Fifteenth Dlstlict-John d. Pugh. An
adarko, d.. j. w Fletcher, Anadarko, )
Sixteenth District-M. b. Carley, Geary
H. ~. j. W dlHtif w dluHhdt rs - II
Hendricks, 0kecnc, ;.
Seventeenth District, Elmer Thomas
Lawton, D.; X. b. Morf9rd, Lawton, r.
W. l.. Gillian, Jr.. Duncalf :.
Eighteenth District-Fred p. Tucker
Ardnore D.; James Humphrey, Ard
more r.. A. a, Bagwcll, Ardmore, $.
Nineteenth l)istnct-Ben Franklin
Purcell D.; T. Il. y Underwood, Pur-
cen. r.: w. II. Clark Payne. S
Twentieth Efstrict-J T. Mcintosh
Durant D.; w. G. Dobson, Bokchito S.
Twenty Second Disuict-C. w. Board
Okemah, d.; Gilbert Wood, Okomah, r..
Allen C. Adams. Lamar S.
Twent Fourth District-W. c. Meal
lester Hugo, d., r.. r Drake, ldabcl, r.
l.. A. Martin. Sashoba, ;.
Twenty-SiXth Dstrict-C. G., shaw
MIL Creek, D.; II. L. Norman. Cole
Twenty Seventh Districi f. Campbell
TWenty-i1ishih District-M. s. Bias
singame Sallsaw, j. contested by Seti
X Gordon 'Sallsaw) Ed NJ FRYE Salli-
saw r.; W 2. Childress, Sallisaw >
Thrtieth District George w. Fields
Jr., Grove, d.; Robert B. Bean, Table
Thirty second James sWher
lin. WAGNER. D.; W. c. McAdoo. Okmul
gee r.; Patrick Morris tIenryetta 5.
For House Of Representatives.
CAN counties elect one member saV'
where otherwise indlcated)
Adair-T. l., Rider Stlwel, d.; Eli II
Whitmire, Bunch, r.
Alralfa-J Leonard Iialstead, Chcro
kco b.; Charles H. Parthurst Cherokee
r., II. G. Geist Aine, :.
Atoka--l. l.. Cook Atoka d.. p. j.
Miller, A-oka r.; Al Hopkins Atoka $
Becl,ham-l. v Joseph DoXcy, D.. j
B. Snyder. Erick, r.. George f. Fatter
'oPl Blame- hie ny " 4 4. Kelly. watonsa. D.
George Jamison, Watonga, r.; John Il
Long, Watonga, $.
Bryan Owo to be elected w. A. Du
rant, Duraut ~. X Il. HalseA, Calera
b.: ID A. Russell, Caddo. S.; NJ. G. Car
ter <enellch. 5
Canadian J. Thompson. Yukon, y.
George f. Bongham I'll Reno, r. q. 1
Wilson, Calumet. S.
Carter-u. T Rexroat Ardmore, d.
Jake A. Bodoytz, Ardmore r.
Caddo Cwo to be elected)-H \
Christian, Lookeba. D.; Theodore Pruuctt
Anadarko d.; NJ. H. Mitchell Cougar
r.: p. l.. JOrgcnsen, AnadarSO, T., j.. y
kolanchny, Fort Cobb, s.; j. A. McCul
lough, Stecker. $.
Cherokee-fiouston =. Tcehee, Table
quah, d.. George w. BenSe, Table
Choctaw Thomas w. Hunter Hugo
d.; Jesse G. Curd, Hugo, r.. A. j. Blink
ley, Boswell, s.
cleveland M =. Sharp, Norman. I
Contested by O. II. Akin, Moore; Jane
Bishop Lexington, $.
Coal-George 7. Searcey Coalgate, ID.
p. Allen Omeg, r.; T. J. Minis Clar
ita. S.
Gomanche (two TO be clectcd) j Ro
Williams, Lawton, D.; j NJ iIayne:
I.awton, T.; William II. Beaver. Lawtor
: rt gNat, "A Aft
drews Lawton, S.
Craig-Pc:e Coyne, Estena, d.. Joa
Il. Butler Big Cabin. X.
| Creek " Pryor. Sapulpa, D.;
| II. sherman, Mannford r.; Frank !
| Vorhee, Kicfer :.
lJ Burnham, Custer, r.; Hoseph Douthit
cimarron and Texas zone to be clecte
! from both) w l.. Roberts. Texhom;
| D.; James Wisner Goodwen r.; job
Shields, Hooker, s.; George r. Leacl
Delaware-Lee Howe. Grove, D.; n. 1
| Martin, Leach. r.
Dewey-Howell Smith. putnam, D.; !
c. Bradshaw, Leedy r.. II. 1. Bryan
EIis-A. NJ. Jones, Gage, D.; F. I
Grady Ctwo to be elee:ed)-T
Brown. Tutde. ~ A. s. Riddle. Chick
lasha. D.; W. Vance Shook Cement. L
John T. Randall, Blanchard s.; J. )
| Tatum. Chickasna, S.
| Grant,. T. Lemon, Nash. D.; A.
Rentfrow, FOND Creek, r., Howar
Strasbaugh Medford. S.
Galvin (two to be elected)-W =. n
Mitchell, Pauls Valley, D.; Joe A. Ed
wards Stratford. D.; William +. Rec
| Elmore. r.; J. +. Perry. WSnucwOot
~ VIII Il. Johnson, Fillmore City. $
Morrow G. Wright. Maysville s
.Greer-O. j. Cummings, Granite, -
f. II. Sweet. Mangum :.