Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-07-05
Hert and Searcy Can't Excite SYM
pathy for Morrow and His
Wrongs.
Vaccinations of Bingham Pres
Draws Rebuke from Teachers
and the Press.
a STRONG LOCAL TICKET

The State political races for both
parties are now made up and with
the primary four weeks off added in
terest is being shown. The only con-
test In the Republican ranks is that
for the nomination of Attorney Gen
eral. George w. Jolly, leader OF
long standing in the G. o. P., refus-
ed TO bow to the dictates OF the
Hert-Searcy machine and will buck
fine machine in the August primary
against Charles l. Dawson, who was
the choice of the hand-pickers at the
Lexington convention. But putting
gloom into Jolly on primary day
isn't worrying the Republican ma
chine leaders half as much as the
sagging boom of Morrow, the candi-
date for Governor, and Bosses Hert
and Searcy are at their wits end
irving to devise some remedy 10
save the fast slipping oratorical star.
yyhe Republican machine leaders
onened their campaign with the pitt
ful plea of right the wrongs Oh
1e15." and sat back to see how in
dignant the voters of Kentucky
wouId become when they thought OF
the wrongs of "Howdy Ed, the rat
film KOOQ bpcdhCl. DNN
surnrise not the slightest attention
has been paid to his woes py tne
voters, and the smart hepuolcans
now agree that a serious mistake
was made in selecting Morrow to
taad the ticket. The favorite ditty
nj Hert and Searcy now is why we
picked lemon in the garden OF POI,
itics where so many peaches grow.
1t didn't take the Democratic press
and voters throughout the Staue Nels
long to get the number OF the oou,
ier-Journal and Times as 10 the 1h
forts OF these papers TO Knlle 'ns
Democratic ticket in the interest, ~
arnrrow The toadying to Republi-
can Boss Hert in the Bingham press
was first tipped on in the colunnns
of the Kentucky Irish American anu
as proof conclusive that the UP ~.
culated widely the action OF 'ns
Kentucky Educators Association 20
suficient. The Bingham press trieo
TO bluff Gov. Black ana falleui tnen
tried to start trouble between tne
Denhardt, Carroll and BLACK camp
and failed. The last enort was 70
bluff the Educational Association IN
to adopting resolutions tnat WIN
serve as CAMPAIGN material Ior H.
and the Republican machine. ms
plot also failed and the llmes pe
came furious and threatens 10 meyer
publish any more news ABOUT LIS
important gathering. EDITOR oni,
nick. in the Shelbyville Record, ear
ed the hand of the Bingham ,pIeeS'
In which he asked II the OourN
Journal and Times thougnt SO ihuon
of Denhardt's proposed REFORMS WY
didn't they support MS cahuiuaoy.
So YOU can see the Bingham press III
irving to create smooth salilns III
Hert and Morrow Is foonng NO one
but themselves. ,,s..as
The State Democratic candloates
are pleased with the situatioh' anu
are making strenuous campalsns loi
the primary. Some OF the most az
tive ones are w. HI. Snanhs loi
Lieutenant Governor. Henry Dos-
worth and J. p. w. Brouse TOT Auui-
tor. Alvin Steger for clerk on 'ne
Court of Appeals, and right mere ~ ,
might be said that all OF the rliln
district seems united for the pop1rai
Owen county man. Prof.. II: E
bank. for Superintendent OF Pupnc
Schools, is going strong, anu .ne
same applies to Ryland q. MuslcS'
of Jackson, for Attorney Iene.ai
Mr.. Musick was the guest OF .ne
Shelby Democratic club IN TINS et.s
last week and brought down inc
house with a stirring address;
Local Democracy can well anore
to be proud Of the ticket selecteu
for the general election, all OF whoni
are to be nominated in the primary
without opposition with the eAcep
ton of one or two cases. ms Is an
indication of party harmony anu
harbinger of good results In WOVEN
Der. Democrats OF all tactions nav
shown a willingness TO ran IN oenlnu
Chairman Frank McGratn. anu ing
have confidence In his AFFINITY 70 plsos
them to victory. The nominees a.
state Senator are Charles hnlsq. III
the Thirty-seventh district ana law
renee Mackey in the 'iwen'y1'nm,
For Legislature-kendricK 1--we shs
Fifty-frst district; j. ROBERT NUM-
Fifty-second: Ben q. beckman' @
Hanke. Fifty-third; l.. Sneriey Uun
If. Fifty-fourth; Judge MUTT H Me-
singer, Fifty-ffth; Ben Sachs, r,,S
sixth; Henry Kraft, FiityoseseI1sn,
and James Linton, Fifty-elgntn; IN
County Commissioners, Dr. ~
Mechling. Joseph Neyin ana Jas
Caldwell. are
% TT Alexander, Fred w. HardwicR'
las p Gregory, c. l.. Watkins. pr,
r. B. Gilbert. Thos. J. Campion' D.
VIM Miller, Gable ]. Felsenthal' D.
T = C Campbell, Jr., E. ]. Cooney' JOS JOS
o. erharg and Wallace Mckay. For
Observation-Disclosures urcTt ward. Glenn Thei-
SEN ]. H. Johnson; Second v MARI;
VIM Wm Karst, Jos. A. Young; Tniro o
ward Y. X. Ecker. Leo J Sandman,
Fourth ward, VIM. ID: Meyers; Sonn
Young; Firth ward, Arthur naise a
bacher. Jack Bagley; skin wasu
Lee Hamilton, sam loren P pe,s
r wnlp ward. T. j. Morrow, John
q : Hennessy; Ninth ward, John AT