The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14
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1915 session is Concerned. In their
stead will come to Topeka men new
in the law building game. OF the
be returned. w. H. Davis of Kiowa
county is the most prominent. Da-
Wis was a member of the 19O9-11 ses-
sions. He is a Republican.
Many Will Stay ut Home.
Among well known Members who
sat in the session of 1913 at least .
dozen will stay at home and were not
candidates for nomination in the Aug
ust primaries. This list includes: J..
w. CarnahSn. Clay county; Edward
C. Carroll, Leavenworth county; J. N
Herr, Barber county; William Bar
rett, Pratt; ]. w. Schlicher, Sheridan,
and Fred Voiland, shawnee.
Neither the Republicans. Demo-
Gratis nor Progressives have nominal
ed legislative candidates in all OF the
125 districts. The PrOgressives have
nominated candidates in ~ districts.
The Republicans and Democrats have
nearly a full list of candidates. while
| the Socialists have placed tickets In
| the field in more than 40 counties
There are two Prohibition and one IN
| dependent candidate for a place In
the lower house next winter.
The complete list of legislative can
| didates Includes:
Candidates for Representatives.
| Allen-Frank l.. Travis, Republican.
lola; J. w. Hamm, Democrat. ]. 5.
Lehman, Socialist, Humboldt; E. d.
Erickson, Progressive, Elsmore.
Anderson-J. A. Hargrave, Repuba-
can, Richmond: Fred Riebe, Democrat.
Garnett; Arthur Pingry. Socialist.
Greeley; George D. Cook. Progressive.
Garrett.
Atchison-E. H. johnson. Republican.
Atchison; A. E. Mathew, Republican,
|Atchison; E. J. Kelly, Democrat. Ell
fngham: H. C. Hansen, Progressive.
lAtchison; w, A. Shugart, Progressive,
| Monrovia.
Barber-William Gesner, Republican,.
Kiowa; Ed Boots. Democrat, 1sahei
T. L. Lindley, Progressive, Medicine
Barton-Fred Zutavern, Democrat.
w. H Mayback, Progressive. Great
Bend.
Bourbon-A. M. Keene. Republican,
Fort Scott; William Campbell. Repub-
lican, j. s. Cummings, Democrat.
Bronson; H. A. Rightmire, Socialist,
Charles H. Myers, Socialist, H. F.
chapman, Progressive, Fort Scott; b.
F. Hobbs, Progressive, Hiattville.
Brown-J. NJ. Johnson, Republican,
Everest; ]. F. Bailey, Democrat, Hor-
ton; Robert Andrews, Progressive,
Butler-Robert W. futile, RepubH-
can, ElDorado; ]. M. Satterthwaite,
Republican, Douglass; T. A. Piel-
sticker, Democrat, ElDorado: DR.. r.. :.
lCabeen, Democrat, Leon; A. J. Hold
lerman, Progressive, ElDorado; H. M.
ICotton, Progressive, Leon.
Chase-Charles A. Sayre. Republican,
III. B, Hanna, Democrat, Cedar Point;
C.. L. Jackson. Strong City; Henry Rog-
Her, Progressive, M.-.1eld Green.
Chautauqua-J. A. Terrell, Republi-
can, Sedan; c. ]. Burson. Democrat, w
IT. Martin, Socialist, Hewins; Norman
IL. Hay, Progressive, Sedan
| Cherokee. w. Farrell. Republican
Weir City: Grant Waggoner, Republi'
lMcCune; r. L. Armstrong. Democrat
Faulkner; Ernest Miller, Socialist
lScammon: w. A. Harvey. Socialist
Galena.
can, J. E. Uplinger. Democrat. 81
Francis; M. L. Phillips, Socialist. NC
donald; F. M. Witham, Progressive. 81
lFrancis.
CHARTERED Taintor, Republican, c
E. Doyle. Democrat, Engiewooo, AT
Clay-R. J. Morton, Republican
Green: John C. Carson. Democrat. w
W. Jones, Socialist, Sam E. Reynolds
Progressive, Clay Center.
Cioud-A. L. Wilmoth, Republican
Homer casrv Ksnnett' T Peay1or republican
lL,ebo: J. A. Mahurin, Democrat. Bur
lington.
Comanche-George H. Hilton. Repub
lican. Coldwater; ]. p. Caudili. Demo
crat, Protection; c. N. Tharp' Soclahst
Protection.
CowlevE. c. Manning, Republican
Winfield; John A. Boylan, Republican
Arkansas City; J. S.. Day. Democrat
J. F. Martin, Socialist, Winfield; Z. 4
D. s. Oakford. Socialist. Dexter:
Luther Brown, Progressive ARKANSAS
City. .,.
} Crawford-J. Albert Gibson. Republi
: can, Pittsburg; ]. w. Montee, Republi
can, J. H. Cassin. Democrat, George u
Brewer, Socialist. Girard; Caroline A
Lowe, socialist. Pittsburgh; p. 4
Wampler. progressive, Walnut; Georg
B. Mattix. Progressive. Cherokee.
Decatur-H. S. Kennedy, Republican
Cedar Bluffs; ]. M. Shuey, Democrat
Norcatur; A. L. Miller. Socialist. II. J
i Morrison. Progressive; Oberlin.
Dickinson-P. Seaman. Republican
, Ed Arnold, Democrat, Chapman; w. l
! Nixon, Socialist, Abilene; D. E. Lamt
. Progressive, Harrington.
: Doniphan-Dr. w. w. Carter, Repub
lican, Wathena: Charles Carrlgar
. Douglas-Sherman Elliott. Republi
can. John M. Newlin, Republican. Law
\ renee; A. c. Walter, Democrat. LIE
: compton; F. NJ Hartley. Democrat
= Paul Cheney. Socialist, Baldwin: J:
Mitchell. Progressive. e. e. Stauf1el
II Progressive, Lawrence.
Edwards-Charles A. Mosher, Repub
lican, N. A. Davis. Democrat, Kinsle1
Elk-O. II. Worley. Republican. Long
ton: Lewis Kyser Democrat. Grenola
: A. W. Finley. Progressive, Elk Fails.
3 can, Miles H. Mulroy. Democrat. Hay
Ellsworth-N. Harris. Republican. Ellis
9 worth; r. ]. Smischney. Democra