The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-10-23
APPEARANCE OF
''OFF|C|Al BALLOT
Which Will Be Used At
Election This Year.
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WITH; THE NAMES AND DEVICES
The Progressive Ticket Will
Show Col. Roosevelt As
Rough Rider"
DEMOCRATIC COLUMN FIRST


Secretary of State Crecelius has
completed his instructions to the
County Court Clerks regarding the
devices and names to go on the Of
fetal ballot for the November cleo
tisn.
In the first column on the ballot
will be the Democratic ticket for
Congressman, Electors, Judges of
the Court OF Appeals, Circuit Judges
and Commonwealth Attorneys un-
der the device of the rooster. In
the second column will be the cab
in; in the third column will be the
Socialist ticket, under the clasped
! hands around the world; in the
fourth column will be the Prohibit
ton ticket, under the eagle; in the
fifth column will be the arm and
hammer; in the sixth column will
be the Progressive ticket, under the
picture of Roosevelt's head, wear
ing a Rough Rider" hat. In the
seventh column will be the name of
John w. Walker, OF Paintsville, as
Independent candidate for Com
monwealth's Attorney in the Twen-
ty-fourth Judicial district. under
the device OF the scales of Justice.
Electoral Candidates.
The - candidates are-for' Elec-
tors:
-State-at-Large. Rob-
ert Harding. Danvlle: H. V. Me-
Chesney, Frankfort; First district,
Robert Hazelwood, Bardwell; Sec
ond. David w. Kincheloe, Madison
vile; Third, William c. Goad,
Scottsville; Fourth, Robert Lee
Durham, Greensburg; Fifth, Keith
L. Bullitt, Louisville; Sixth, Robert
c. Simmons, Covington; Seventh
Robert T. Perkins, Beattyville;
Eighth, Robert T. Tomlinson, Lam
caster; Ninth, John w. NJ. Stuart.
Msrehead; Tenth, Joel f. Childers,
Pine Knot; Eleventh, Carlo Little,
Manchester.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.
T. Proctor, Leitchfeld, and Roy
Without, Ashland; Forst district,
Charles Cromwell, Bardwell; Sec
ond, w. T. Fowler, Hopkinsville;
Third, W. G. Gillian. Scottsville;
Fourth, Abel Harding. Campbells-
Vile; Fifth, Charles T. Ballard,
Louisville; Sixth, Joseph L. Hor-
ner,, Williamstown; Seventh, G. d.
Hieronymus, st. Helens; Eighth,
George NJ. Dawson. Stamford;
Ninth, VIII. Cox, Maysville; Tenth,
J. r. Hays, Mckee; Eleventh, John
A. Black. Barbourville.
ocialists-State-at- A II.
Lee, Lydia, and James A. Williams,
Catlettsburg; First district, I. A.
Wesson, Wingo; Second. Carl p.
Gribel, Henderson; Third, Milton
Clark, Greensburg; Fourth, ]. C.
Thornton, Rock Haven; Fifth, A.
R. Cooper. Louisville; Sixth, John
n. Gamble, Newport; Seventh,
Louis d. Singer. Frankfort; Eighth.
A. H. Schneider, Nicholasville;
Ninth, H. NJ. Ware, Ashland; Tenth,
G. v. Meek, Auxier; Eleventh,
Bert Kiser. Somerset.
-State-st-Large. T.
B. Demaree, Wilmore, and Adam
w. Carpenter, Moreland; First dis
trict, Henry Edwards, Symsonia;
Second. Louis Hancock, Provi-
dence; Third. w. E. Damon. Bowl
ing Green; Fourth, Il. II. Roe,
Shepherdsville; Fifth, DIR. ]. d.
Stroud, Louisville; Sixth. A. r.
Pittsenberger, Latonia; Seventh.
w. d. Patrick, Kimbell; Eighth,
Andrew johnson. Wilmore; Ninth,
w. s. Fubock, Carlisle; Tenth, J.
d. Redd, Paintsville; Eleventh,
John C. Ogden, Somerset.
Socialist r-State-at-Large
Henry Fisher. Louisville, and
Thomas Sweeney; First district.
Jasper Ulrich; Second, Jacob Fish
err; Third. William Brown; Fourth.
James P. Dovle; Fifth, Louis
Fleishner; Sixth. Herman Horn
ung; Seventh, James O'Hearn;
Eighth. Rudolph Smith; Ninth.
Henry schwab; Tenth, John Kraus;