Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
MANY CANDIDATES
SEEK NOMINATIONS
NUMEROUS AsPIRANTs FILE Pc
TlTioNS WITH SECRETARY
OF STATE AT MADISON
SIX IN GOvERN0RSHIP RACE
Contests for Republican Nominations
at Primaries to Be Staged in
Nearly Every Instance-Pro.
gressives' Ticket Complete.

Observation-Disclosures petitions have
been filed IN the Office of the secretary
of state by scores of candidates for
nominations for state, congressionalan and
legislative offices at the primary cleo
ton in September. Following is a list
of petitions filed for state and congress
sional Offices when the Office of the
secretary of state closed August 5:
For State Offices.
Governor VIM. H Hatton, New
London, republican; Francis E. Nc
Govern, Milwaukee, republican,; Geo.
McKerrow, Pewaukee, progressive;
Don G. Hall, Stevens Point, republi-
can; Gov. Emanuel L. Phillip, Milwau-
kee, republican; Burt Williams, Ash
land, democrat.
Lieutenant Governor - Marshall
Cousins, Eau Claire, republican; John
Cudahy, Milwaukee, democrat; Lieut..
Gov. E. F. Dithmar, Baraboo, republi-
can; Charles H. Mott, Milwaukee pro-
gressive.
Secretary of State--George L. Har-
rington, Elkhorn, republican; Merlin
Hull, Black River Falls, republican;
Edwin C. Jone. Portage, democrat;
William E. Mack, Fort Atkinson, pro-
gressive.
State Treasurer - John, A. Berg,
Galesville, progressive; State Treas
urer Henry Johnson, South Madison.
republican; Alvin Peterson, Soldiers
Grove, republican; John G. Route
mann, Milwaukee, democrat.
Attorney General-E. r. Hicks, Osh-
kosh, republican; Attorney General
| w. C. Owen, Maiden Rock, republican;
Thomas H. Ryan, Appleton, democrat;
Byron E. Van Keuren, Oshkosh, pro-
| gressive.
For Senate and Congress.
United States Senator - Charles H.
Hill, Rosendale, progressive; Senator
Robert M. La Toilette, Madison, re-
publican; Malcolm G. Jeffris, James
vile, republican; William F. Wolfe,
La Crosse, democrat.
Candidates for congressman:
First district - Congressman H. A..
Cooper, Racine (Rep); w. ]. Hansche,
Racine (Pro); Jay w. Page, Elkhorn
| (Dem.).
Second = Byron Barwig, Mayville
| (Dem.); Congressman Michael E..
Burke, Beaver Dam (Dem.); Edward
Voigt, Sheboygan (Rep.).
Third-M. J. Briggs, Dodgevtlle
(Dem); James G.. Monahan, Darling
ton (Rep); Congressman John M.
Nelson, Madison (Rep)
Fourth = Congressman William J..
Cary, Milwaukee (Rep); James F.
Heffernan, Milwaukee (Rep); William
J. Kershaw, Wauwatosa (Dem); An
thony Szczerbinski. Milwaukee,
(Dem)
Fifth-Lyman H. Browne, Milwau-
kee. Dem); Congressman William H.
Stafford, Milwaukee (Rep.).
Sixth-James H. Davidson, Oshkosh
(Rep.); August C. Dallman, Fond du
Lac (Rep) F. ]. Egerer, Chiffon
Dem.); Congressman Michael K.
Kelley, Fond du Lac (Dem.); J. N.
Tittemore, Poygan (Rep).
| SEVENTH. IL. CllHOrd, sparta
(Pro); Congressman John J. Esch, La
Crosse (Rep); A. E. Frederick, Ken
dali (Rep9s Herman Grotophorst,
Baraboo OeE.)
Eighth = Congressman Edward E..
Browne, Waupsca (Rep.); M. G.. Eber-
lein, Shawano (Rep.); John Kalmer,
Clintonville Dem.).
Ninth-David G. Classon, Oconomo-
voc (Rep.); Congressman Thomas F..
Konop, Green Bay (Dem.).
Tenth = Congressman James A..
Frear, Hudson (Rep); Andrew J..
Sutherland, Eau Claire (Dem.); John
Waldo, Chetek (Pro.).
Eleventh-Harry w. Jossart, Mani
towoc (Rep); Congressman Irvine L..
Lenroot, Superior (Rep.).