Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
DEMOCRATS WANTING
POLITICAL OFFICES
More Than Three -Fourths OF Those
Who HIVE Filed for office Be-
long to "Mulc" Party.

Almost one hundred political as
pirants filed petitions for candidacy
to county offices before Fred l..
Kitchin, secretary Of the county cleo
ton board, closed the entry lists
last night. Mr.. Kitchin remained in
his office late In the evening, and
more than n dozen candidates made
their appearance during the eve
ming.
Three quarters of the candidates
are Democrats. the competition for
some of the nominations on the
ticket promising to be very keen. No
Republicans filed for the state legls-
lature nor for two or three OF the
minor offices. The primaries will be
held August 6.
Following is list OF candidates
for nomination.
State Lcgislaturc.
Joe w. Kenton and W. Vatican
Biddison, Democrats.
Judge OF Superior Court.
John f. Kerrigan, Republican;
NJ. A Breckenridge, Lee Daniel. l.,
j. Martin, Democrats.
Judge of County Court.
j. NJ. WilkiDs. Republican; Harry
Worsham. w. b. Williams. John p.
Boyd, Democrats.
Court Clerk.
William Choate, Republican; John
D. Porter and Randolph House,
Democrats.
County Attorney.
Rufus A. Underwood and w. l..
Coffey, Republicans; Frank h. Curry,
Thomas Monroe. Walter N. Chit
wood, Lee Fitzhugh. Carter Smith,
Elton b. Hunt and NJ. o. Blank,
Democrats.
County Commissioner No. I.
Robert L. Martin and George w
Mowhray, Republicans; Frank A
Butts, Democrats. d
County Commissioner No. 9.
j, c. Letcher and C. NJ. Suppes.
Republican; Ed Dalton, John H.
Miller, r. E. Hughes and p. +. Hoss,
Democrats.
county Commissioner No. Sd.
-. Wansley and :. VI. Mills. Repub-
Means, w. j.. North, Democrat.
County Clerk-Roy PAUL. and D.
Il. Rees, Republicans G. Nj Down
ing and Lewis Cline, Democrats.
County Asso $500. A Steiner
and r.. l.. Essley. Republicans; W.
). Hooker, Democrat.
County Trelsurer--C. II. Cleve-
land. Republican. NJ. A. Harrison
and ". w, Stuckey, Democrats.
County Suryeyor---J. Gus Patton,
Republican; A. II. Collins, Demo-
crat
Superintendent of schools-A. ]
Keeling, i;epubl lican; Minette
Hedges, Democrat.
State Commitecman--Edward p.
Marshall. A. J. Rudd and Leo
Meyer. Democrats.
Sheriff-W. w Mccullough. Re-
publican: James Woolley and Ed D.
Hughes, Democrats. -
Justice of the l'eace. No. Al. II.
Query. ]. A. Oliphnnt, +. VICAR. w,
A Reeves and G. W. Wilson (col-
orcd), Republicans; ]. H.. Clark.
John j. Slack. II. J. Gray, ]. c.
Whiteside, II. 7. Jones, Frank In
Rrahap1, s. c Maxey. W, L. Strick-
land, q. L. Holt, O. l.. Gent. w. A.
Bann!ster, A. J. Snlitherman (col-
NAN'P' Gu IA. l'OuBidSS tCOiOred) ,
Democrats
No, 81. VI. Lltson, I. N. Spears
(colored), NJ. J. Lathon (colored)
J. w billiard (colored).
No. I'll. l., Pierce, Democrat.
No, S-A. Haggernian, Democrat.
No. 11-Thomas Blair and Tom N.
Griffith. Democrats.
o..12--Guy Hall Democrat.
Skiatook--l4ewis f. Cox, Demo-
crat
Consta BILE. No Al. p. Jennings.
G.. w. Hannah. Republicans: j. ID
Jones, b. L. Thomas, w. w. FIipps,
w ]. Ellison, w L. Mills, Charles
Oherst, John Gregory, Democrats
No. o.. S. Mitchell (colored)
Republican: G. s. Cloud, Democrat
No, William Bevans, Democrat,
No. Ill. y. Shepard and Charles
DeGarmorc. Democrats.
Skiatook-John Daniel, Democrat
Precinct Committeeman, No. g.
X u. wilder, Democrat.
No. 1}--R, i. Berger. Democrat.
No 16--Woodson Norvell, Demo-
ctat
No 1s--H, L. Cannady Democrat.
Skiatook--Ed Casson, Democrat
MIAMI. Okla. July 6.--The Lead