Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-04
STATE HOUSE.
Nomination Papers for Hon.
Asher Kinds Are Filled
County Nominations and Candi-
dates for Legislature
Normal School Principals In Con.
ference with Sup't Smith
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Regular Meeting of Governor and
Council Will Be Held at 10 A. M.
Friday, April "a.

trlCt were received at the Office cI the
secretary of State Friday. The total
vote polled in the first district for
Governor in the last State election
was 34,233 and under the law the cam
didate must poll not less than one per
per cent of that total vote, which
would be 342, or not more than two
per cent, which would be 6S2. The pc
titions were sent direct from Congress
man Kinds at Washington to the de-
partment of state. Mr.. Kinds stated
in his letter that he would forward
some more petitions in few days.
The petitions asking that Mr.. Kinds
name be placed on the primary bal
lot were as follows:
Alfred Mitchell of Brunswick and 81
others; William f. Spear of South
Portland and % others; Willis H. Du-
ran of Westbrook and 26 others; Cliff
ford c. Smith of Bridgton and 22 9TH
ers: Frank w. Blanchard of Cumber-
land and Is others; E. f. Robinson of
Falmouth and 10 others; Mellen Tryon
of PoWnal and nine others: Daniel S.
Hamilton of Saco and % others; Aaron
f. Cole of Eliot and ID others: Horace
Mitchell of Kittery and &c others; Ma
thaniel Hobbs of North Berwick and
% others; George l.. Emery of Saco
and 81 others; George w. Hanson of
Sanford and 25 others; Edward S.
Marshall of York and 20 others;
County Nominations.
The following nomination papers for
county officers were received Friday
at the office of the secretary of State:
Wilbur c. Oliver of Bath, Republican
candidate for sheriff of Sagadahoc
county; petitions of George L. Coombs
of Bowdoin and II others; N. E. Dag
gett of Topsham and seven others;
Charles w. Clifford of Bath and "a
others: Noble Maxwell of Richmond
and 10 others; B. D. Farnham of
Woolwich and nine others.
Fred w. Perkins of Bangor, Demo-
cratic candidate for register of deeds
Of Penobseot county; petitions of
Martin Needam of Old Town and 203
Others; Melville A. Gould of Old Town
ard 20 others; Rufus Robinson of Ken
duskcag and 10 others; c. o. Richards
of Bangor and IL others; L. A. Pack
ard of Carmel and Ii others; John
W. Haskell of Lincoln and p others;
NJ J. Carsley of Dexter and q others
Edgar A. Dow of Newport and "a
others; and Mark c. Jennings of Gar
land and eight others.
Francois y. Relleau of Lewiston,
Democratic candidate for clerk of
courts of Androscoggin county; petit
tions of Harrie L. Weber of Auburn
ard three others; F. H. Boothby of
Iiyermore and nine others; p. M.
Gilmore of Turner and four others;
John A Morrill, of Auburn and 20
Others: J. &. Couture of Lewiston and
81 others: Hector Durocher of Lewis
ton and 80 others; William Fahey of
Lewiston and "a others; and j. N.
Loring of Auburn and II others.
Percy S. Edgecomb of Belfast, DEM
ocratic candidate for sheriff of Waldo
county; petitions of G. C. Kilgore of
Belfast and Al others and Franklin A.
Greer of Belfast and 81 others.
George I. Heating of Belfast, DEM
ocratic candidate for clerk of courts
of Waldo county: petition of L. E.
Pitcher of Northport and "A others.
J. Blaine Morrison of Phillips. Re-
publican candidate for county attor-
Currier c. Holman of Pennington and
81 others.
Candidates for Legislature.
The following petitions were filed
Friday at the department of State by
candidates for representatives to the
legislature:
Lewis e. Pitcher of Northport, DEM
ocratic candidate for representative
to the legislature from the class dis
trict, composed of Northport, Belmont,
Morrill,, Lincolnville Searsmont, Lib
erty and Palermo; petition of Arthur
w Leonard of Morrill, and Ii others.
Oscar e. Turner of Hartford. Demo-
cratic candidate for representative TO
the legislature from the class district,
composed of Hartford, Sumner, Buck
field, Dixfleld, Peru and Canton; petit
ton Of Frank w. Morse of Canton
and 10 others.
E. NJ. McGugin of Pittston, Demo-
cratic candidate for representative to
the legislature from the class district,
composed of Pittston, China, Randolph
and Windsor: petition Of H. c. Moody
of Pittston and IA others.
Cyrus w. Benn of Hodgdon, Repub-
lican candidate for representative to
the legislature from the class district,
composed OF Hodgdon, Linneus, Cary
Plantation, Amity, Haynesville, ORR
emf, Weston. Bancroft, Reed, Leavitt
and Greenwood; petition of F. II. Vail
of Hodgdon and nine others.
Active l. Snow Of Brunswick, DEM
ocratlc candidate for representative
to the legislature; petition of Eugene
II. Andrews Of Brunswick and 81
others.
William H. Morrison of Stockton
Springs, Democratic candidate for rep
resentative to the legislature from the
class district composed of Stockton
Springs, Islesboro, Prospect, Frank
fort and Winterpert; petition of Wal
ter F. Trundy of Stockton Springs and
II others.
Martin Parry Tobey of Eliot. Repub-
ltcan candidate for representative to
the legislature from the class district
composed of Eliot and Kittery; petit
ton of C. Edward Bartlett of Eliot
and 12 others.
Town Clerks Must Report at Once.
Chief Engineer Paul d. Sargent of
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