The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-07
STATE
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o. A. Petty, Republican. Charles

0. A. Petty Republican. Charles
Goyernor-John j. Cornwell, Demo-
crat, homney; D. Il. French, Demo-
crat, Blueficld; Cory Hogg. Democrat,
Harvey; A. A. Lilly, Republican,
Charleston. and Ira T.. Robinson, Re-
publican, Grafton.
Secretary Of state-CharIes II. Hem
ming, Republican. Charleston; u. II.
King. Republican. Elklns; Houston
Ho1 Young. Republican, Charleston;
ana Q. X. Wilson, Democrat, Hunting
ton.
State audltor-John s. Darst. Repub-
iican. Charleston; Il l.. Long, Rcpub-
llcan. Charleston; Alfred f. Kenncy,
Democrat, Grantsville; and Alya B.
Moore, Republican, New Martinsyille.
Attorney general-B. q. Rider. Re-
publican. Sutton; Il. r. England, Re-
publican, Logan; Birk S. Stathcrs.
Republican, Weston; John L. Written.
Republican, Point Pleasant; and viii
liam II. sawyers. Democrat, Hinton.
State treasuror-R. NJ. Kittle, Re-
publican. PhiltpDi; Floyd Rlnehart
Democrat. Weston; Ellis A. YOst. Re
publican. Morgantown: William s.
Johnson. Republican, Mount Hope;
ana Charles a. Swcaringen. Republi-
can. Parkersburg.
state superintendent Of schools
Robert A. Armstrong, Democrat, Nor
gantown; Morris p. Shawkey, Repub-
lican, Charleston; and G. H. Murray,
Republican. BlueReld.
Commissioner Of agriculturc-James
Henry Stewart. Republican. Morgan
town; Howard +. Williams. Republl-
can. Trout; and Porter W. Post, Dem
ocrat, Jane Lew.
For Congress - First district -
Thomas w. Fleming. Republican. Fair
mont; Julian q. Hearne, Republican.
I.eatherwood: and NJ. NJ Nicely, Demo-
crat, Falrmont; Second district:
George ". Bowers. Republican, Mar
tinsburg; Louis j. Formnn. Republ-
can, Petersburg; ]. w Hartman. Re
publican. Parsons; II. II. iincr, Demo-
crat, Franklin: and Samuel V. Woods.
Democrat, Philipp.; Third district
Stuart +. Reed, Republican. Clarks-
burg; Ernest Randolph. Democrat.
salem; and II. Roy Waugh, Republi-
can, Buckhannon; Fourth district:
K, H. Gregory, Republican, Parkers-
4 burg; 7. a. Tull. Democrat, Hunting
\ ton; and Harry c. woodward, Repub-
4 lican. Spencer: Fifth district: Ed
ward Cooper Republican. Bramwell:
and George r. c. Wiles, Democrat,
Williamson: Sixth district: Adam B.
Ltttlepagc, Democrat, Charleston; Will
liam II. Rardon, Republican, Beckley;
John A. Thaycr, Republican. Charles
ton; and Martin V. Cooley, Republic
can, Charleston.
State senate-First district: Elmer
llough, Republican, Wellsburg; G. W.
NcCreary, Republican, Wellsburg; and
Charles l.. Wilson, Democrat. Wells
burg; Second district: Walter +. Bur-
CESS. Republican. Reeder; Walter A.
McGlumphy, Republican, Moundsville;
and y. Z. McCuskey. Democrat. Pine
! Grove; Third district: NJ. X. Duty,
Republican. Pennsboro: and y. r.
MeServie. Republican. Harrisville;
Fourth district d. S. Snyder. Demo-
crat. Point Pleasant; Fifth district:
c. Il. Copen, Republican. Winfield; j.
+. Frazier, Democrat. Buffalo; John +,
q ''At.ANs't i'NhANAl htt s1dhlss anu j. a.
Jordan, Republican, Woods: Sixth dis
lrict: Joseph VI. Crockett. Republic
can. WEIGH; Seventh district: ]. Lewis
3umgardncr. Republican, Bcckloy;
and G. G. COalter, Republican. Hinton;
Eighth district; w. c. Lawrence. Jr..
Republican. Logan; Harry G. Shafer,
Republican, Madison; A. II. Montgom-
cry, Jr., Democrat, Clothier; and Naa-
man Jackson. Republican. Logan;
Ninth district: R. II. Boone. Republic
can. Ronceycrte; II. G. vencill, Demo-
crat, Dixie; Tenth district: Fred i.
Fox, Democrat. Sutton; Eleventh dis
irict: Charles A. Sinscl. Republican.
I. Grafton; and z. NJ Everly, Democrat.
lace p. GrIbble. Republican. West
ter d. Gribble. Republican. West
Union; Joseph G. Jackson. Democrat,
Jane Lew; and Michele Sangintiano,
Republican, Haywood; Thirteenth dis
trict; Gofen c. Arnold, Republican.
Ruckhannon: and 3. NJ Hoover. Demo-
crat. Elkins; Fourteenth district: S,
L. Cobun. Republican. NIasontown:
Fifteenth district: c. X. Kump. Dem
ocrat. Romney; and Or. A. L. Grub,
Republican, Berkeley Springs.