Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
Nebraska
STATE FILINGS ARE CLOSED
Rush to Get Under Wire on Part of
Wouldbe Lawmakers.
POOL IS TO HAVE OPPOSITION
Frank shields Of ORLEANS win
Enter Fight for Secretary of
state ON the Democratic
Ticket.
DOL IS TO HAVE OPPOSITION
lFrnm A staff CnrrnsnondentO


LINCOLN, July 1S-(Special) To-day
was the last day in which filing for Of
flee could be received and the mails were
loaded.
Charles Pool, who has been worrying
Iecause he thought he was not going to
have any opposition for the democratic
nomination for secretary OF state may
now rest in peace for Frank P. Shields OF
Orleans has entered the race for the
nomination.
Following are those who filed this
morning:
David +. Smith. progressive, of McCook
for the senate, Twenty-siXth district
f. Musil of Hayes Center for the house
SEVENTEEN district. also progressive.
l. : Bygland of Albion, democratic and
peoples Independent, for the senate, Ninth
district. Served in the house in the 1909
session
Christ Anderson Of Bristow peoples in
dependent, house, Fiftyfourth district
Frank =. Shields, Orleans, secretary
state, democrat.
l. Morse, republican, Beukelman, house,
George c. Junkin republican. Smith
field, senate, Twenty district. Mr.
Junkin was formerly secretary of state
and before that served in the senate and
was author of the Junkin antitrust bill.
A. J.. Taylor, Trenton. progressive,
house, Sixty-ninth district
"a. ds
sixteenth district
David Boesiger Beatrice, republican.
representative Twenty-third district
A. NJ. Chambers, Winnebago, repuo-
lican, house, Thirteenth district
J. A. Oils ord, peoples INDEPENDENT
railway commissioner.
Judson B. Douglas, Nemahar democrat
senate First district
julius Neumann, Wymore democrat
senate Fourteenth district.
Robert W Cevoe, Sidney, republican,
attorney general
p. NJ Whitehead, Gothenburg, peoples
Independent and democrat. state superin-
tendent
T. d. Thomas, Columbus, progressive,
senate, Eleventh district.
A letter from Glen Cramer OF Albion
states that petition is on the way for
the filing Of H. Gordon Cross, editor OF
the ST. Edward Sun, for the progressive
nomination for the senate from the Ninth
district Mr.. Cross is the man who
herded the bull mOosers together one
morning just as the rising sun was peep
ing through the trees at Epworth park
where the editors Of the state were
camping, and organized them into a po-
litical organization for the purpose OF
scrapping for their rights and liberties.
Lancaster Legislative Filings.
FOR SENATOR.
Charles ]. Warner. Waverly (rep).
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
W. ]. Blystone Lincoln (rep).
Paul Goss, Lincoln (dem).
r. A. Bickford, Lincoln (dem).
John H. Mockett, Lincoln (rep)
Ralph s. Moseley, Lincoln (rep).
Samuel T. Long, Normal (rep).
j. ID. Dusenbrock, Prairie Home (rep)
Earl o. Eager. Lincoln (rep),
Lester c. Syford. Lincoln (prog).
l.. b. Fuller, Lincoln (prog).
George T. Burr, Lincoln (rep).
j. c. Penzer, Lincoln (rep),
Edwin Jeary, Lincoln (rep).
ID. II. Truell. Waverly Crep).
A. II. Hutton, Lincoln (rep).
A. w. Richardson Lincoln (rep).
]. A. Dumbolton, Lincoln (prog).
f. c. Witham, Bethany (rep).
Dan Mum, Lincoln (rep).
Cyrus Black Hickman (rep).
a. G. Church, Lincoln (rep).
c. Petrus Peterson, Lincoln rep.