Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-29
TWO COMPLETE STATE TICKETS
All Nomination Papers Have Been
Filed

declarations for state and count
offices have been filed. The pr
mary will be held August and tn
petitions or declarations must al
be on file forty days before tn
primary.
There are comparatively few con
tests for places. The Democrats hav
only one contest, that for governor
The Republicans will have SOM
lively congressional contests ant
there are four candidates for eacl
of two state offices. The other Re
publican candidates are second tern
men without opposition, except w
| D. Ross, who Is seeking a thirG
term and has two opponents, one 9
woman.
Clear Field for Harger
In four congressional districts
the Republicans will name their
candidates unanimously. They are:
First, DR.. R. Anthony, Leavenworth ;
Third, p P. Campbell, Pittsburg;
Fifth, c. NJ. Harger, Abilene; Eighth
Thos. C. Wilson, Wichita. Contests
for the congressional nomination
exist in the remaining districts.
Four judicial districts have only
one candidate for Judge and these
will be elected without opposition:
Seventh, j. w. Finley. Chanute.
Republican; Eighth, r. L. King,
Marion, Republican; Twelfth, ]. G..
Hogan, Belleville, Republican;
Thirteenth, A. H. Ayres, Howard
Republican.
The state senator list is full. This
district has two Republicans seek
ing nomination, ]. w. Carnahan of
near Clay Center. w. H. Myers,
Wakefield; j. w. Howe will be re-
nominated without opposition.
The Socialists have a complete
state ticket and the Prohibitionists
have a partial state ticket.
State Tickets
Here is the list of candidates for
state and congressional places:
Presidential Electors Republican
S. NJ. harrington, Emporia; A. W.
Smith, Topeka; W. ]. True, Pitts
burg; E. Percy Robertson. Parsons;
]. L. Berry. Troy; w. T. Watson,
w. j. Krehbiel, Mcpherson;
A. C. Jordan, Lyons; Nat Single
tary, Kansas City; c. E. Hall, Rus
sell; W. A. Thomson, Junction City;
S. C, Westcott, Galena. Democratic
Hatton, Westphalia; S. NJ.
Sholl, Burton; T. ]. O'Neil, Usage
City; A. S. Japan, Chanute; En-
nett Kith, Belleville; Frank Brit
.on, Topeka; William Idol, Robin
son; w. T. Mcbride, Wellington;
Emma e. Layman, Hutchinson; s.
;. Smith, Mankato. Socialist
Frank Hogan, Hutchinson; Dora
ditchell, Kingman; H. C. Wright,
rredonia; Kate Junka, Yale; w. A.
lewis, Kansas City; Roy Stanton,
iulberry; w. w. Lockwood, Win
ield; A. D. Richards, Strong City;
/. NJ. Williams, Wichita; Alden
Jericho.
Justices of the Supreme Court
.epublican, Silas Porter, Kansas
ity; J. S. West, Topeka. Demo-
ratio, J. T. Little, Olathe; Otis
lien, Topeka. Socialist, w. c. Ben
IN, ,Gtrard.
Governor = Republican, Arthur
apper. Topeka. Democratic, w S.
ansdon, Salina; Ben S. Gaitskill, =
irard. Socialist, E. N. Richardson,
irard. Prohibition, H. R. Ross,
erling.
Lieutenant Governor-Republican 4,
. Y. Morgan, Hutchinson Demo- :
attic, S. NJ. Johnson, Norton; So 7
alist, Ethel Whitehead, Lawrence l
A. H. Griesa, Wauka-
sa. r
Secretary of State-Republican, A
T. Botkin, Galena; Frank Brown,
,peka. Democratic. Margaret
andle, Pittsburg. Socialist, Lin "
In Phifer, Girard. Prohibition,
Try Sibbitt, Wichita. a
Auditor-Republican, Frank Or
n, Howard; F. w. Knapp, Beloit;
n Dyer, Smith Center; John
amlage, Leavenworth. Democratic, I'll
J. Duval, Hutchinson; Socialist, W
w. Jones. Clay Center. sa
- Republican, Wylie 10
ok, Kansas City; Walter Payne, "a
rlingame; Matt Weightman Jr., w
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