Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-13

F Stiles, Democrat, Charleston; o.
A. Petty, Republican, Charleston.
For Governor.
John j. Cornwell, Democrat, Rom
pey.
Ira E. Robinson, Republican, Graf
| ton.
d. e. French, Democrat, Bluefeld.
Cory Hogg, Democrat, Harvey.
a. a. Lilly, Republican, Charles
| ton.
Secretary of state-Charles II.
| Henning, Republican. Charleston; M.
II. King, Republican; Elkins; Hous-
ton Golf Young, Republican, Charles
ton; C.. r. Wilson, Democrat, Hunt
| ington.
State auditor-Jobu S. Darst, Re-
| publican, Charleston e. l.. Long Re-
publican, Charleston; Alfred e. Ken
ny, Democrat. Grantsyille; Alva B.
Moore, Republican, New Martinsville.
Attorney general-E. G. Rider, Re-
publican, Sutton; E. T. England, Re
publican, Logan; Birk S.. Stathers,
Republican, Weston; John l.. Whit
ten, Republican, Point Pleasant; Will
liam Fl. Sawyers, Democrat, Hinton.
State treasurer. M. Kittle, Re-
publican, Philippi; Floyd Rhinehart,
Democrat, Weston; Ellis A. Yost Re-
publican, Morgantown; William S.
Johnson, Republican, Mount Hope;
Charles A. Swearington, Republican,
Parkersburg.
State superintendent of schools
Robert A. Armstrong, Democrat, Nor
gantown; Morris P. Shawkey, Repub-
lican, Charleston; C. r. Murray, Re-
publican, Bluefield.
Commissioner of observation-disclosures
Henry Stewart, Republican, Morgan
town: Howard e. Williams, Republi-
can, Trout; Porter w. Post, Demo-
crat, Jane Lew.
For Congress.
First district-Thomas w. Fleming,
Republican, Fairmont; Julian G..
Hearn, Republican, Leatherwood; NJ.
NJ Nicely, Democrat Fairmont.
Second district-George NJ Bowers,
Republican, Martinshurg; Louis J.
Forman, Republican Petersburg; ],
w. Hartman, Republican, Parsons; B.
H. Hiner, Democrat, Franklin; Sam
uel v Woods, Democrat, Philippi.
Third district-Stuart f. Reed, Re,
publican, Clarksburg; Ernest Ran
dolph, Democrat, Salem; H. Roy
Waugh, Republican, Buckhannon.
| Fourth district-R. l.. Gregory, Re-
publican, Parkersburg; T. A. Null,
Democrat, Huntington; Harry C.
woodward, Republican, Spencer.
Fifth district-Edward Cooper, Re-
publican, Bramwell; George R. C.
Wiles, Democrat, Williamson.
Sixth district-Adam B. Littlepage
Democrat, Charleston; William H
Rardin, Republican, Beckley; John A
Thayer, Republican, Charleston;
Martin V. Cooley, Republican, Char.
lesion.
State Senate.
First district-Elmer Hough, Reput
lican, Wellsburg; G. w. McCreary Re
publican. Wellsburg; Charles L. vii
son, Democrat, Wells5urg.
Second district-Walter f. Burgess
Republican, RAIDER; Walter A. Nc
Glumphy, Republican, Moundsville; A
Z. McCluskey, Democrat, Pine Grove
Third district-M. X. Duty, Republi
can, Pennsboro; w R. Meservie, Re
publican, Harrisyille.
| Fourth district-D. S. Snyder, Dem
ocrat, Point Pleasant.
Fifth district-C. E. Copen, Repub
lican, Winfield; j. +. Frazier, Demo
crat, Buffalo John F. Kirtley, Demo
crat, Scary; ]. A. Jordan, Republican
Woods
Sixth district-Joseph NJ. Crockett
Republican, Welsh.
Seventh district Lewis Bum
gardener, Republican, Bechey; c. C
Coalter, Republican, Hinton.
! Eighth district-4W c. Lawrence
Jr., Republican Logan; Harry c
Shafer, Republican, Madison A. r
Montgomery. Jr.. Democrat. Clothier;
Naaman, Jackson. Republican Logan
I Ninth district-R. n Boone Repub
lican, Roncerverte; II. G. Vencill
Democrat, Dixie.