Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-06-19
. PETITIONS FILED.
Petitions Filed With The Board of
Deputy State Supervisors of Elec-
tions of Fulton County By Candi-
dates for State and County Offices.

At midnight June 18th the time for
fling petitions for those whose names
are to appear on the ticket at the
Primary Election August l1th ex-8
pired and on Friday and Saturday of
last week as well as on Monday of
this week the Board of Supervisors of
Elections were in session going over
the. list of names signed to determine
if all were qualified electors and were
entitled to be counted as signers of
the various petitions some few of the
voters through the county evidently
believe that they may sign about
every petition that comes along as
there were some names that appear
ed on the petitions for two or more
candidates for the same office. Names
are counted but once and then on the
first petition signed. There were no
Democratic petitions filed for candi-
dates for county offices with exeep-
ton of candidates for members of the
Democratic County Central Commit
tee this committe is chosen at the
time of the Primary election for both
parties.
Failure to file petitions will not
necessarily mean that there will be
no Democratic nominees, as names
Of candidates may be written in the
blank spaces on that ticket by the
Democratic voters.
The following are the names of
faandidates for county office that viii
appear on the Republican ticket at
the Primary election: -
For Representative, F. H. Reigh-
ard; For County Commissioners,
three to be nominated; John Barden
of Royalton, Frank Griffin of Cor
ham, both for second term, Clark
Aumend of Pike, Robert Blair of Gin
ton, Luciap Guilford of Clinton,
Charles Gingery of Swan Creek. For
Auditor, w. w. Alderman; For Sher-
| iff, John B. McQuillin; For Recorder,
C. L. Reed; For County Engineer, c..
10. Castle, The four officers last
manned are all candidates for second
term and will have no opposition on
the Republican ticket. For Clerk Of
Courts, Charles L. Allen of lFayette
and Davis B. johnson of Metanora
are the candidates whose names will
appear on the Republican ticket. C.
E. Disbrow of Wausean and Scott
Roos of Chesterfield are the candidat-
es for nomination for County Treas
urer and r. B. Darby, ]. G, Paxsan
I. and Chas. T. Stahl for prosecuting
Attorney, There win be two Repub-
lican Candidates for Common Pleas
Judge, ]. B. Templetnn and F, ii.
Wolfe, the name of the candidate who
secures the nomination for Common
Pleas Judge will be placed on nom
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tion in November.
Petitions for candidates for state
office were filed with the Fulton coun-
ty election board as follows: For
Governor, Frank B. Willis Republic
an, 489 certified signers; James M.
Cox Democrat, 1872 signers. Lieu
tenant Governor, James Caldwell,
Republican 1873 signers, w. A. Green
lund Democratic, % signers. For
Judge of Supreme Court Edward s.
Matthias, 1856 signers, Thomas A. JON
es 80 signers, are the Republican cam
ldidates; Phil M. Grow 26 signers, j.
Foster wilkins AZ signers are the
Democratic candidates. For Chief
IJustice of the Supreme Court, Frank
1 lTaggart, 1862 signers Republican;
4 Hugh L. Nichols AZ signers, Demo
Icrat, U. s. Senator, Ralph D. Cole 2s7
4 signers and Joseph Benson Foraker
N As signers are the Republican candi-
dates and Timothy S. Hogan, 107
signers, John j. Lentz, 40 signers;
John L. Zimmerman 81 signers and
John H. Clark 81 signers are the
Democratic. For Attorney General
Edward C. Turner, Republican Ill
signers. For Secretary of State
Chas. E. Stinebaugh, 11Q and Amos
Culbert, 1863; Ghas. A. Reid, 122. AL
Republican. For Treasurer of State
Chas. e. Etinebaugh, 110 and .Amos
Mcdonald 70, Republican and JohT
p Brennan, 26, Democrat. For C1erl
of the Supreme Court, Frank q. Me
Kean, AZ, Democrat Between new
and August 11th the voters will have
: an opportunity to determine whiel
of the candidates they desire to have
placed upon the ticket of their part,
, at the November election. II shoult
be born IN mind, that unless the vet
ers improve the opportunity to selec
, their candidates at the Primary Efec
tions, those elections are needles
I waste of time and money and It woult
, be far better to go back to the ols
party convention and caucus system
, than to continue the present expea
/ sive system. If you believe in tn
!. Primary Election, get out and vet
August llth,
I Take Hanford's Ralsam with. yo,
on your outing. 1t will relieve mos