The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-03-14
LIST OF CANDIDATES
FOR VARIOUS POSTS
IN STATE GROWING
For Senate Announcements
Have Come From Twenty
Two Out of Thirty
Five Districts

Montgomery. March 13-(Specialo
Candidates for state senator have en-
tered the race in % of the 80 sena-
torlal districts, while persons seeking
to enter the lower house have entered
the race in 20 of the CT counties, ac-
cording to records of the secretary of
state. No information is being given by
the candidates to show whether they
favor or oppose the federal prohibit
ton amendment.
1t is probable that there are other
candidates in the race who have not
filed their announcements with the sec
rotary of state. The corrupt practice
act requires candidates for state Of
fees to file the statement with the Sec
rotary of state, candidates for district
offices to make their reports to the
various probate judges of the counties
in their districts, and candidates for
county offices to file their declaration
with their probate judges Some probate
judges have construed a position in the
state legislature as being state Of
flee and have urged candidates in their
counties to make their declarations to
the probate judges and to the secretary
of state as a precaution.
Candidates for state senator who
have filed their declarations with the
secretary of state follow:
Second Senatorial district. W. III.
Smith; Fourth, J. e. Pierce; Sixth,
Watt T. Brown, DR.. James p. Turner;
Seventh, w. P. Acller, Charles D. Kline;
Eighth, Marion RI. Sims; Tenth, A. c.
Rogers; Twelfth, w. C. Davis, M. l..
Leith; Thirteenth, Charley r. West;
Fourteenth, John A. Rogers; Sixteenth,
Joseph Norwood, Sam III. Reid; Eight
eenth j. NJ. Moore: Twentieth, P. B.
Glass; Twenty-second, J. M. Mcleod;
Twenty third. W. w. Morris; twenty
fourth. Charles s. Mcdowell; Twenty
fifth. D. a. Baker, w w. HARRISON, A.
G. Seay; Twenty sixth, s. C. Cowani
twenty seventh, Berrien T. Phillips;
Thirtieth. ]. B. Ellis; Thirty first, Wal,
ter F. Miller; Thirty-thrd, John Craft;
Thirty-fourth, o. t. Smith.
Those who have qualified as candi-
dates for positions in the house of rep
resentatfves follow:
Baldwin, Sibley Holmes; Barbour, j.. D
Clayton Bullock. ]. NJ Ellis. ]. E. Jen-
kins, n. Lewis, Jr.; Butler, Rinaldo All
mon, G. S. Lazenby, w. j. Lee, H. A
Thompson; Calhoun, Thomas L. Harvey
J. c. Wilson; Cleburne, D. W. Vaughan;
Crenshaw A. H. Williamson, M. c
Bailey; Dale, Frank 0. Deese, o. K
Weed; DeKalb E. p. Reed; Gilmore, j
A. Lamberth: Escambia, O. NJ Gordon
Geneva 7. S. Faux Jefferson, Samue
E. Lewis; Lowndes, A. Douglass r. M
Guy; Marengo, w. G. Allen; Mobile, Dan
el B. Cobb, G. C. Outlaw; Perry, E. u
Robinson, Henry p. White; Pickens
George M. Collins: Randolph, Martin F.
Pittman, B. F. Weathers; Walker, Cole
man D. Shepard
Other candidates who have qualified
with the secretary of state follow:
Governor-William w. Brandon, Thorn
as E. Kilby, John Purifoy, Charles B
Teasley, John III. Wallace. Jr,
Lieutenant Governor-Thomas L. Bull
ger.
Secretary of State-William P. Fon
vile, John Moffat
State Auditor-H. Fitzhugh Lee, M. e
\ Morris
State Treasurer-R. L. Bradley. Georg,
w. Ellis.
State Superintendent of Education
Spright Dowel.
State Commissioner of Agriculture-M
c. Allgood Emmett A. Jones. ]. A. VIII
I kinson.
Associate Members Public Service Com
mission-B. H. Cooper, S. P. Gaillard. r
F. Kolb.
Congressman. First District-Oscar L
Gray, Harry T. Hartwell, John McDuffie
Third district, J.. J. Speight. Henry B
SteagaiI: Fourth district, Fred L. Black
mon; Ninth ]. F. earle, M. B. Grace.