The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-12
FILING IN MISSOURI
FOR CONGRESS ENDS
Dockery, Democratic State Treas.
urer. Gives Out Lists of Can
didates

Washington, d. c., June l0-Com-
plete lists of the Democratic candi-
dates for United States Senator. Rep
resentatives in Congress, for Supreme
Judge Of Missouri and for Circuit
Judgeships, who have paid their fill
ing fees, were made public here today
by Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral Dockery, treasurer of the Mis-
souri, Democratic State Committee.
The lists are complete up to and in
GLIDING Thursday. Additional filings
Friday, the last day under the Mis-
souri, primary law, may yet be re-
ceived.
Though two candidates are in the
field against him, Senator William j..
Stone does not seem alarmed at the
outlook. AS yet he has not made def
mite plans to campaign the State be
fore the August primaries. If his
health continues good and legisla
tive conditions permit he may under
take speech-making tour in July.
As to speech making he has been
fairly industrious of late. HIS recent
speeches on the Panama tools bill, the
tariff and the dismissals of the G.A.R.
veterans ut the Washington Post
Office, are being mailed out to Mis-
souri, in hugh number by his secretar-
les.
Representative Icoe of st. Louise
presses surprise because former Rep
resentatve Patrick f. Gill has filed
in the Eleventh District. ellis action
is attributed here to the failure Of
Representative Igoe and of Senators
Stone and Reed, to get him desir-
able appointment. II is pointed out
that Gill first sought the postmaster
ship at St. Louis and that after Selph
was appointed, Gill sucessiveiy be
came a collector Of Customs at San
Domingo and for superintendent Of
the library Of Congress.
The candidates for Congress fol-
low:
First District. T. Lloyd, Shelby
Vile; S. j. Roy, Hannibal; c. d. Stew
art, Emma.
Second District-W. W. Rucker
Keytesvile.
Third District. W. Alexander and
John ABBOTT Clark.
Fourth District-C. F. Booher, Saw.
annah.
Fifth District-John T. Wayland
and W. p. Borland Of Kansas City
John B. Pew.
Sixth District-C. c. Dickinson
Clinton, r. w. Silver, Butler.
Seventh District-G. W. Hamin, c
C. Barrett and II. d. Dorst. Springfield
Eighth District-D. W. Shackelford
jefferson City.
Nineth District-Champ Clark
Bowling Green.
Tenth District-Fred l.. Englst
George Floyd, Francois NJ. Curlee o.
st. Louis.
Eleventh District-W. L. Igoe, P +
Gill and j. H. Finnegan, st. Louis.
Twelfth District-Lee Meriwethcr
st. Louis; Micheal j, GIL, st. Louis
John b. Collins, St. Louis.
Thirteenth District-W. l.. Hensey
Pennington; J. Scott Wolff, Festus
Fourteenth District-R. l.. Ward
Charlottesville, j. J. Russell, Charles
ton.
Fifteen District-P. y. Decker anc
Douglas +. Mcdowell, Joplin.
Sixteenth District-T T, Rubey
Lebanon.
United States Senator William J
Stone, Jefferson City; William ii. Wal
lace, Kansas City; John NJ. Dawson
! Kahoka.
Judge of Supreme Court. T
Blair and Perry S. RAIDER of jefferson
City; T. J. Delaney, Springfield.
For Circuit Judge-Riehard b
Haughton, Carl Otto and Hickman p
Rodgers of St. Louis; Beorge Rein
hardt, W. o. Thomas. +. f. Porter
field, Daniel +. Bird, Allen c, South
ern, David |. White, c. B. Leavel
Harrie Robinson, p. j. Sheahorn, NJ
F. Ringolsky, w. S. Gabriel and Her
man F. Weiman of Kansas City; I
b. Allen, Charles II. Mayors, l.. A
Vorhies and w. II. Haynes Of st
Joseph. j. Owen. N. NJ. Pettlnggil
Clarence A. Burney. A. c. Burnett
Joplin, j. Allen Prewitt, independence
OF the fourteen Democratic Cong
ressmen from Missouri, only four
Speaker Clark and Rcprescntativ,
Shackleford, Rubey and Booher-wil
not have opposition.