Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-06
SOCIALISTS PUT CANDIDATES IN
FIELD. LAST PAPERS
FILED SATURDAY.
THREE ENTER RACE FOR TREASURER
c. a. Pierce Announces Candidacy on
Afternoon of Last Day
Of Filing. .i.:

n. Bunker. On that day office seek
ers were given the last chance to
| file their Affidavit Of Candidate.
A feature which is adding consid-
erable interest in the outcome of the
approaching June primary election
is the opposition which the success
iul candidates. on the democratic and
republican tickets will have from the
socialists in the fall election. The
socialists have placed in nomination
almost complete ticket. Three Of
the candidates on the socialist tick
ct failed to file their. Affidavit Of
Candidate on Saturday, which means
that their names cannot be printed
on the ballot, but that the voters may
write in the names in the blank.
spaces left for that purpose. Those
who failed to file compile papers
we're w. E. Doan, candidate for audi
tor; q. E. Goss, clerk, and VIM. Dom
nelly for supervisor.
The democrats have nearly a COM
plete ticket in the field for the June
primary election. No candidates
filed nomination papers for the
offices of clerk of the court or re-
corder. L x
The republicans of the county have
tiled papers for the complete ticket
Three cornered fights will be made
for the nominations of representative
and county treasurer. AT the ".eley-
anth hour on Saturday, c. A. Pierce
was prevailed upon. to enter the race.
sor the nomination for treasurer.
Auditor C. H. Bunker has received
the certified list Of cand for all
state offices which shows the order
in which they will appear on the
ballots to be used in Delaware coun-
ty. Under the law. the names of
candidates for state offices are rotat-
ed by counties so that whatever adj
7antage there may be inf any partic1uL--. :.
lar position is 4 divided Namong the
candidates as fairly as is possible. It
will be Of interest to the voters to
know that in the IS senatorial contest
on the republican ticket the name Of
a.. B. Cummins Will come first and
Arthur; C. Savage second; and on,
the democratic ticket the name Of
Maurice Connolly will appear first
and that Of Edwin T. Meredith sec
ond. For governor on the republican
ticket the name of John w. Rowley.
wiz be printed first and George w:
Clark's second. On the democratic
ticket John T.. Hamilton's name will
be printed first and that. Of v. r..
McGinnis second. There are five
candidates for the republican nomin-,
alton for state auditor, and the name
of Joe H. 5Byrnes will appear first on
| the ballots in Delaware county. The
same non-partisan Judiciary tickets
wild appear on the ballots Of all par.
ties. There will be three justices
Of the supreme c2urt elected this
fall and six will be nominated at the
primary election. There are seven
candidates. 5.=5 3.
There will. be three Judges Of the
district court Of this district elected
this fall and six will be nominated at
the primary. There are seven can
didates. 1t is interesting to note
that five Of the seven candidates re-
side in Waterloo. Grund county has
one candidate, Buchanan none and
Delaware one, Judge George w. Dun !.
ham. 4. e., s.- \
We give below the complete list
of candidates for repres entative and
all county offices as they will ap-
pear on the ballots for the June pri-
mary:
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Democrat-E. B. Porter. ::
Republican D. Long, Late Mat
thews sr., A. B. Holbert.
;.f FOR AUDITOR. &a
Democrat-Harry Main.
! Republican,. H. Bunker.
FOR TREASURER. .s.-.