The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-06-23
ENTRIES CLOSE FOR PRIMARY
Three Parties Have Candidates For
Senator and Congressman

Senator and Congressman
| Entries in the state wide primary
tor senatorial and congressional can
dldates closed at Frankfort on June
2lst, Sunday at midnight and the races
are now made up. There are three
!candidates for the democratic nomina-
ition Tor u. 5. Senator for the ding
tern, Beckham. Stanley and McCreary,
and three for the short term: Camden,
Young and Smith. The republicans
and the Progressives Likewise have
lcsndidates for the senatorships and
also have candidates in each congress
sional district. Congressman Harvey
Helm, of Stanford, has no opposition
for denomination in this, the Eighth
district. James p. Spillman. OF Har-
rodsburg, IS unopposed as the republic
can candidate, for congress, while J.
+. Holtzclaw. of Lancaster and w. w.
Jesse, of Shc!byviIIe, are candidates
for the Progressive nomination. The
complete list of candidates who have
filed for the races to be decided on
August list, are as follows:
The democratic candidate in the pri-
mary are:
For Senator (long term)-Governor
James 3. McCreary, former Governor
| J. {. w. Beckham, Of Frankfort, Con-
gresham A. 0. Stanley. OF Henderson.
For Senator (short term)-Senator !.
n. Camden. Jr., of Versailles, former
Congressman, David II. Smith. of Hod-
gensville, General Bennett Fl. Young,
of Louisville, Commander Of the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans.
FOR Congress;
First District-Congressm Alben
w. Barley. of Paducah, State Senator
Robert II. Scott, OF Paducah. w.
Williams. Galloway county.
Second District-Circuit Judge 7. w.
Henson. Henderson; d. II. Kencheloe.
jacksonville.
Third District. r. Y.
Thomas, Central City; Superintendent
!. V. Chapman. Franklin City Schools.
Fourth District-Congressman Ben
Johnson, Bardstown, J. w. Boyd, Eliza
BEETHOVEN.
Fifth District-.Congressman Swaeer
Sher'ey, Louisville. Lawrence J.
Mackey, Louisville.
Sixth District-Congressman A. B.
Rouse. Burlington.
Seventh Congressman !.
Campbell Cantrill. Georgetown, former
State Senator Claude M. Thomas,
Eighth District-Congressman Har-
vey Helm. Stanford.
Ninth District-Congressman I W.
Fields. Olive Hill; J. p. Haney, West
Liberty. J. w. Perry, West Liberty. ].
,; Haley, Grayson, J. Roe Young,
Tenth Distrct-County Chairman F
Thomas Hatcher, Pikeville.
Eleventh District-Nat B. Sewell.
London.
For Appellate Court Judge-Third
District. ]. p. Hobson, Elizabethtown.
Rollin Hurt, Columbia.
The Republican candidates are: Sen
ator Qong term)-A. F. Wilson. Louis-
vile, r. P. Ernest, Covington, Latt F
jacksonville.
Senator (short term)-W. Marshall
Bullitt, Louisville.
For Congress-First District, Edwin
Farley. Paducah.
Second District-Alvin H. Clark, of
., Third District. Frank Taylor, of
Glasgow
Fourth District.-W. Sherman Ball.
Hardinsburg; z. T. Proctor, Leitch-
held. Lindsay Morrison. West Point.
vile.
Seventh District-Lucien Beckner
Winchester, L. L. Bristow, George
own.
Eighth District-James P. Spillman,
Ninth District.-H. Glenn Ireland,
Olive Hill.
Tenth District-Congressman John
NJ. Langley Pikeville.
Eleventh District.-Congressm Ca
eb Powers, Barbourville. State SEN
ator J. F. Bosworth, Middlesboro.
The Progressive candidates are.
Senator (long term), George w. Iol-
~, Owensboro. Burton Vance, Louis
vile.
Senator tshort term). George c. Nj
cholas, Anchorage.
For Congress-
First District, Robert Swami. MUIR
ray
Second District, N. B. Chambers, Ow-
Third District, Newton Deici,er, of
Greenviile.
ourth District, Dudley c. Jones, of
Fifth District. Charles w. White. In
1ianola; G. {. Gardner, Louisville.
Sixth District, Emmett Orr, Cow
ngton.
Eighth District, J. F. Holtzclaw.
lancaster, Warner w. jesse. chelby-
Ninth District-Allen d. Coke. Mays-
vile.
,ille
Eleventh D'strict-John A. Creech,
Harlan, Charles T. Herd. M,ddlesboro.