The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-13
LIST OF THE STATE
PRIMARY NOMINEES
CLASSIFIED ROSTER OF PROS.
PEcrivE CANDIDATES.
SOME ARE ON BOTH TICKETS
Secretary Of State Gathers Names Of
Political Aspirants for Leg
isIative Honors at
Fall Election.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Secretary of State Pool has just
completed a list Of all the democratic
and republican candidates for the two
branches of the state legislature. In
order to get some Of the names
II was necessary to write to county
clerks and ask them who the candi.
dates were in their respective dis.
tricts.
One republican nominee for state
senator, II. II. Meyer of Fontanelle,
died, and II will devolve upon the
party committees of Dodge and
Washington counties to select some
one else for this place on the ticket.
Two candidates for the state senate
Phil Kohl of Wayne and ID. NJ.
Douthett of Overton--have been nom.
mated on both the democratic and
republican tickets. The same is true
of three candidates for the lower
house-R. c. Regan of Platte Center.
II. J. White of Ainsworth and w. l..
Bates of Lodgepole.
In a few districts there are va
cancies on one ticket or the other,
but these may be filed before the
ballots are printed.
The following are the democratic
legislative candidates. with the dis
trict. the name and the home ad.
dress:
Democrats for Senate
IL. c. Edwards, Falls city.
2-John Mates, Nebraska City.
81. NJ. Gates. Fort Crook.
John NJ Tanner, Omaha: John +.
Moriarity, Omaha: K. c. Strehow, Om-
aha; Edward T.. Howell. Omaha: J. II.
Bennett, Omaha.
5--Wallace II. Wilson, Fremont
6-Thos, Conley. Winnebago.
Phillip ii. Kohl. Wayne.
"a. +. Dare. Clearwater.
l0-John II. Henry, Howes.
Ill l.. Albert, Columbus.
&c w. Doty Beaver Crossing.
ia. J. Sawyer, Lincoln; l.. G. Ober-
nes. Lincoln.
14-Julius Neumann, Wymore.
15-Willam Grueber. Byron.
16-F. Skipton. Shickley.
III. Il. Davidson. Aurora.
Isl. II. Buhrman. st. Libory.
1s-Walter +. Hager. Hastings.
GO. l.. Samuelson. Hildreth.
2l-J. NJ. Grace. Mascot.
22-Charles a. Chappell. Mlnden.
23-Charles w. Beal. Broken Bow.
24-J. A. Robertson. Joy.
25-D. NJ Douthett. Overton.
2c-Wilis Wilson. Curtis.
27-Charles J. Collins. Collins
2S-George NJ Adams, Crawford.
Republicans for Senate
l.-Richard +. Neal. Auburn
2-Andrew +. Sturm, Nehawka.
3-Frank J. Polak, Wahoo
4-Charles l.. Saunders. omaha: John
NJ MacFarland, Omaha; Franklin A.
Shotwel Omaha; Bert c. Miner. Omaha;
III. j. Hackett, Omaha.
5-H. H. Meyer Fontanelle.
6-Frank +. Haase. Emerson.
Philip II. Kohl, Wayne.
S-Chas. Ruben. CroftUn.
9-W. l.. McAllister, Neigh.
1O--Virgil l.. Horton. Stanton
ll--Albert Hedbloom Stromsburg.
12-John L. Stolz. Milford.
13-Edwin Jeary. Lincoln; Chas. War
ner Lincoln.
l4-Adam McMullen. wymore.
l5-Thomas Lchners, Belvidere.
16-E. j. Spirk, Wilber.
17-C. T. Sandal York.
1S-W. +. Krembe Grand Island.
ls-Isaah ID. Evans Hastings.
20-J. $. Butler, Superior.
2l-James w. Hammond. Cambridge.
go. @. Smith. Kearney.
23-H. s. WaterburS Berwyn.
24-Joseph MathOusek, Atkinson.
25-D. NJ Douthett, Overton.
26-Charles w. Meeker, Imperial.
27-B. X. Bushee Kimball
2S-D. II. GriswOld. Gordon.
Democratic Representatives
Nv. +. Reischick, Falls City.
2-John 4. Swan. Auburn.
3-Ben T. Skeen, Brownville.
4-Charles X. Anderson. Table Rock.
5-Al n. Dafoe, Tecumseh.
&C. w. Leidigh, Nebraska City.
John Murty. Alvo.
81. G.. Todd. Union.
9-Jacob Sass, Chalco.
l0--James II. Craddock. Omaha; Jens
Nielsen. Omaha; Jerry Howard. Omaha. .
j. II. Bulla Omaha; John II. Hopkins.
Omaha; Francis Goodall, Omaha; Jerry
Jelen, Omaha: Henry c. Richmond. Om-
aha; John j. Shannon. Omaha; Frank r.
keegan, Omaha; Joseph NJ, Lovely, ON
aha; II. A. Schneider, Omaha.
III. +. Jensen, Blair.
12-Charles w. Orr, Craig
viii Change Railroad System.
Toklo.-Japan will probably decide
to change her main railroad system
from narrow to broad gauge. The
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