The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09

follows:
First District, Fulton, Graves an,
Hickman-B. T. Davis, Democrat. NJ
Republican.
Third District, Caldwell, Galloway
Lyon and Trigg-H. P. Atwood, Den
Ocrat. No Republican.
Fifth District, Henderson and Wei
ster-Starling L. Marshall, Demo
crat. No Republican,
Seventh District, Butler, Mullen
berry and Ohio-Newton Belcher, Re
publican. No Democrat.
Ninth District, Logan, Simpson and
Todd-W hitsell Hall, Democrat. No
Republican.
Eleventh District, Allen, Edmond
son and WARREN. Ed Stout, Dem
Ocrat; A. A. Demumbrun, Repubh-
can.
Fifteenth District, McCreary, Pu-
lasld and Whitley-W. A. Kline, Re-
publican. No Democrat.
Seventeenth District, Bell, Knox
and Laurel-White L. Moss, Repub-
hcan. No Democrat.
Ninteenth District, Adair, Barren.
and Metcalfe-J. R. Garnett, Demo-
Graf; ]. H. Branstetter, Republican.
Twenty-frst district, Carroll, Hen
ny, Oldham, Shelby and Trimble-
Newton Bright, Democrat. No Re
publican.
Twenty-third District, Eleventh
and Twelfth wards of Louisville
Lawrence Makey, Democrat; Thorn
as Watts, Republican.
Twenty-fifth District, Campbell
County-Webster Helm, Democrat;
Jacob Metzger, Republican.
Twenty-seventh District, Fayette
County-John NJ. Skain, Democrat.
J. Will Stoll, Republican.
Twenty-ninth District, Estill, Jack
son, Madison, 0wsley and Rockcastle
Miller, Republican. No
Democrat.
Thirty-frst District, Bath, Elem.
ing, Mason, Menifee, Powell and
Rowan-Allen H. Points, Democrat.
No Republican.
Thirty-third District, Clay, Harlan,
Letcher, Leslie and Perry-Close be-
tween Hiram NJ. Brock and W. W,
Republicans. No Demo
Gratis.
Thirty-fifth District, Boyd, John
son, Lawrence and Martin-Brig H.
Harris, Republican. No Democrat.
Thirty-seventh District, Second;
Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards of {
Louisville-Charles H. Knight, Dem
,crat; Herman F. Monroe, Republi-
IAN. s
For Representative.
Adair- Taylor-T. R. Suits, Re-
publican. No Democrat,
Allen-R. o. Huntsman, Republi- ,
an. No Democrat.
Anderson-B. L. Cox, Democrat.
70 Republican.
Barren. Wood Vance, Demo-
rat. No Republican.
h-Rowan-James D. Jones, De-
nocrat; Sidney Alfrey, Republican.
Bell. F. Bosworth, Republican. ,
10 Democrat.
Boone Grant-Charles Strother, T
democrat. No Republican.
Bourbon. H. Thompson, Demo- .
rat; N. A. Moore, Republican.
Boyle-C. D. Minor, Democrat; !
ichard Cobb, Republican.
Bracken-Pendleton; John A. Buser c
epublican.
Breckenridge Hancock-Roy ] +
ain, Republican. No Democrat.
Bullitt- Spencer-B. F. Shields d
No Republican,
Butler dmOndson-E. w, Neel, I
epublican. Do Democrat.
CALDWELL. K. McGoodwin, De. \
ocrat; Will Garner, Republican.
Galloway. P. Oliver, Democrat. o
0 Republican.
Campbell, Sixty-sixth District, Pet n
Ampler, Democrat; c, R. Trues-
IL, Republican. n
Campbell, Sixty-seventh District
aac Shelton, Democrat; John Egan, Z
publican.
Carroll Gallatin-W. N. VIM, De- n
ocrat. No Republican.
Carter-John B. Demuse, Repub- D
AM No Democrat.
Casey Russell-Lee Rogers, Re- q
blican. No Democrat.
Christian-H. A. Robinson, Dem c
rat; v. M. Williamson, Republican.
Clark-John W. Swope, Democrat; o
G. Garrett, Republican.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Koon V
mocrat; R. E. Willborn, Repubi-
n. 4
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