The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-07
ALL CAND|DATESF FOR
 OFFICES QUAL|F FED;
 OFFICIAL LIST GIVEN
None Who Announced Fail to Pay Necessary Fee. Feagin Only Is
 UnOpposed

Montgomery March tSpeciall All and congressional offices have qualified with Chairman Tyler Goodwin of the state democratic executive committee, to enter the primary on April {.
 Chairman Goodwin gave out the com plete list of candidates shortly before l2 o'clock tonight. and none who had an- nounced his candidacy had failed to pay the necessary entrance fee.
 One of the latest candidates to an nounee for a state office was Scott F. Chesnutt of Birmingham. who qualified as candidate for lieutenant governor in opposition to Thomas F. Kilby of An niston and Thomas A. Curry of clanton. Mr Chesnutt is a well-known newspaper man of Birmingham.
 All of the candidates for gubernatorial honors qualified, as well as all the other announced candidates for state offices. The candidates for governor are B. B. Conner, Charles Henderson. Walter D. Seed and Reuben r. Kolb
 There are two candidates for chairman of the state democratic executive com mittee, Tyler Goodwin of Montgomery. present chairman and Bibb Graves of Montgomery.
 Feagin UnoppOsed
 Only one candidate who qualified for a state office is unopposed, and that is William F. Feagin, who is seeking the nomination for superintendent of educa- ton.
 There are two candidates for the long senatorial term and three for the short term. Oscar W. Underwood is opposed by R. F. Hobson for the long term. and Capt. Frank g. White Watt T. Brown and Ray Rushton are asplrants for the short term.
 The following is the list of the principal candidates for state and congressional offices:
 For Governor: B. B. Conner. Birming- ham; Charles Henderson. Troy; Reuben F. Kolb Montgomery: Walter D. Seed Tuscaloosa.
 For Lieutenant Governor Thomas T.. Kilby, Annistonn; Thoinas A. Curry Clinton; Scott F.. Chesnutt, Birmingham
 For Secretary of State: William P. Cobb, Tuskegee; Joh.i Purifoy, Mont gomery; c. IT. Greer, Marion; J. H. Nun nellee, Tuscaloosa.
 For Attorney General: William l.. Mar tin, Montgomery; Gardner Green, Pell City: George Pegram, Faunsdale; D. H. Riddle, Talladega.
 For Commissioner or Agriculture and Industries: William II. Seymour Mont gomery; Len F. Greer, Calhoun: A. A. Persons, Bessemer; J. A. Wade, Dade- vile.
 For State Auditor: w, F. Wilkinson Prattville; M. c. Allgood. Oneonta For State Treasury: c. Brooks Smith, Montgomery; w. L. Lancaster Wetump- ka; Malcolm A. Graham, Prattvlle; R. l.. Bradley, Vernon.
 For Associate Railroad Commissioners: Frank N. Julian, Tuscumbia Leon Me- Cord, Guntersvlle; B. 1T. Cooper, Bir- mingham S. H. Gaillard. Mobile.
 For Supreme Court Justices: J. J. May field Tuscaloosa Edward Degraffenried Greensboro; William IT. Thomas. Mont gomery; Romaine Boyd, Birmingham; R. T. Simpson, Florence.
 For Court of Appeals: F. Perry Thom- as, Eufaula; J. B. Brown, Culman.
 For Superintendent of Education: Will liam F. Feagin, Montgomery.
 For Chairman of State Democratic Ex- ecutive Committed: scyler Goodwin, Montgomery: Bibb Graves. Montgomery
 For United States Senator, Long Term: Oscar W. Underwood, Birmingham; R. P. Hobson. Greensboro.
 For United States Senator. Short Term: Ray Rushton, Montgomery; Frank S. White Birmingham; Watt T. Brown. Rayland
 For Congress Ninth Congressional Dis- trfct: Nat l.. Miller. Birmingham; Jesse C. King. Birmingham; George H. Hud- .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~-~~~~-~.~~~~~~~~-~
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