Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-06

dates on the primary ballot, Peter
Charles Keegan of Van Buren,, Mayor
Oakley c. Curtis of Portland, Bert
rand G. McIntire of East Waterford
and Mayor Elmer L. Newbert of Au-
gusta. OF these four candidates Mr..
KeeSan was the first to file his nom
nation papers, while Mr.. Newbcrt was
the last one. fling his documents just
u few minutes comparatively speaking
inside the time limit.
But one candidate will appear on the
primary ballot or the Republican side
for state auditor, tho present auditor,
Timothy F. Callahan Of Lewiston,
while the Socialists will have but one
candidate, Hans J. T. Encmark of Port
land. There will be two candidates in
the Democratic primaries, J. Edward
Sullivan of Bangor and John e. Bunk
er of Bar Harbor.
But one Republican candidate has
filed papers for Congress in each of
the four districts, Congressman Asher
C. Kinds of Portland in the First Dis
trict, Harold NJ. Sewall of Bath in
the second district, Congressman John
a. Peters of Ellsworth in the
third district and Congressman
Frank E. Guernsey in the fourth dis
trict In the Democratic primaries
there will be no opposition to Con-
gresham Daniel j, McGillicuddy of
Lewiston in the second district The
contest for the nomination in the first
district will be between John Clark
Scates of Westbrook and DIR. Charles
NJ. Sleeper of South Berwick while
the fight in the fourth district will be
Il three-cornered one with ExMayor
Charles w. Mullen, Prof. Allen E.
Rogers of Orono and Judge T.. Wade
Halliday of the Newport municipal
court as the candidates.
The Socialists have made the fol-
lowing nominations for Congress: First
district, Harry T. Pinliham of Port
land; second district, George p. Lar
rabee CT Bath; third district, William
+. Plummer of Monroe: fourth dis
trict, d. William Ross of Napoleon.
Tho returns at the office of the Sec
rotary of State, that is, the filing of
papers. indicate that there will be
more candidates in the June primaries
for the various Offices than ever be-
fore. The position of county commits
sioner seems to be an attractive one
in nearly all Of the counties if the
AtAN~t
papers is any criterion.
One of the interesting features of
the primaries is the filing of papers at
the very last minute by William M.
Penneu CT Brunswick as a Democratic
candidate for sheriff of Cumberland
county Mr.. Pennell served three terms
in succession as the sheriff of that
county and was the Democratic nomi-
nee for Congress in the first district in
the election of 1910.
Mclntire's Primary Petitions.
The following shows the primary
nomination papers of Bertram G.. Nc
Intire of East Waterford, chairman of
the board Of State assessors, one OF
the Democratic candidates for Govern
or, which have been filed at the Office
Of the secretary of State:
a. n. Waterhouse of Westbrook and
Jay and 30 others, H. j. Bates OF
Strong and "a others, Harry S. Bates
OF Phillips ard 40 others, S. J. Wyman
Of itingfield and IS others, Charles F
Rowell of Wilton and 80 others, E. 3
Maxwell OF Carthage and IA others, y
X. Towne of Ashland and 10 others
AEnop o. Nutter of Mars Hill and l;
50 others. A. p. Feury of Portland and
Il others, L. P. Hawkins of Portland
and IL others, Joseph Pitts of Har-
rison ond 26 others, G. H. Hanscom OF
. Casco and Il others, \. E. Hodsdon Of
North Yarmouth and five others, Chas
T s. Thomas of Harpswell and - others
Richard z. Harvey of Portland and 1;
others, Levi Greenleaf of Portland and
six others. E. Fl. Lowell Of Rangcley
and So others, Fred r. Young OF Will
ton and 10 others, Frank l.. jackson OF
others. H. 4. Chase of Turner and q
! others, Everett L. Boomer Of Auburn
and 81 others, J. w. Garter of Auburn
and 50 others. George L. Bean of West
Minot and i others, Harrie l.. Web
Der Of Auburn and So others, George
/ Pottle of Lewiston and 81 others, T
! A. Bailey of Auburn and q others, B
\. Clarey of LiYermore Falls and l.
| others and Frank ii. Herrick of Leeds
and % others, Joseph w. Small OF
! Mount Desert and 20 others, w. A
! Knowlton of Stonington and Is others
! u. G. Baker of Sullivan and nine 9th.
! ers, C. ". Gerry OF Ellsworth and q
! others, H. Fremont Maddocks of Ellis.
/ worth and nine others, George u
Sncw of Orland and four others, FREQ
| +. Beane of Hallowcll ana 81 others
| II. N. Cove of Gardiner and Sc others
| c. T.. Paul OF Rockport and 81 others
| Il. o. Head of Rockland and IS others
J. b. Siminton Of Rockport and II 9th
| ere, c. r.. Boman Of Ninalhaven an(
! 81 others, l.. NJ. Staples of Washing
ton and seven others, James y. Saw
age of Rockland and 20 others, 3. 6
| RedonHett of Wiscasset and IS others
w. a. Deering of Waldoboro and .,
others, L. III. Sidelinger of Newcastl,
and 40 others, C. r. Upper of Booth
bay Harbor and IL others, Joseph T
| Tucker of Wiscasset and 81 others, c
A. Sproul of Bristol and q others, J
Russ Abbott of Cooper's Mills and s.
i others. E. w. Bowden of Jefferson ant
so others, P. E. Storer of Waldobor,
| and % others, John S Spinney o
Boothbay and 20sothers. L, r. Rounds
of Waterford and 73 others, Matthew
Mccarthy of Rumford and 81 others
r. L. Melchcr of Rumford and q 9th
ers, O. II. Haskell of Sweden and Il
others, b. w. Goodwin of Mexico ant
| 13 Others, John r. Talbot of Andovel
and is others, Eugene Cole of Bryant'l