The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-31
XT.THURSDAY
ELECTION DAY
Three Boxes and Three Sets
Election Officers Neces-
sary at Each Poll.
OFFICIAL BALLOT PRINTED

h repupliCan primary boards, The Ham
A ilton county election commission has
also named officers TO serve In the gem
eral election and all lists have been
{ published In the newspapers,
a Each party VIII determine by popu-
lar vote who shall be selected TO repre-
sent IL on It's state ticket for governor
, and railroad commissioner; for the
! state senMe and for the party state
; committees, On the democratic ticket
there are eight candidates for nomina-
ton on the legislative ticket. and three
OF this number must be chosen,
In every city and equity precinct three
] sets of election officers and three ballot
boxes Will be found on election day,
The election officers for the republican
and democratic primaries each win con-
. sist OF receiving officer, three judges
and two clerks. The general election
officers In each precinct win consist OF
receiver, three judges, two registrars,
one marker and two clerks. The bal
lot boxes. according TO the law, must
not be nearer together than thirty feet,
Women will not be eligible 10 vote In
this election. All registered male voters
who are able to produce q poll tax
receipt for the year 1919 viii he eligible
\ 70 vote IN one OF the primaries and IN
the general election,
i II will require the services Of more
| than 1000 citizens to hold the election
and the two primaries. j, Walter Gil
lespie has been employed by the cleo
tion commission to place the election
booths. and these have been completed
In the Fourth district,
| The polls viii open at y o'clock IN the
morning and close at Z In the evening
Because Of the general interest and the
that Hamilton county win poll the larg-
est vote In Its history.
The BaIlot.
The Official ballot follows,
BALLOT FOR COUNTY ELECTION
For sheriff.
(Vote for one.)
Nick Bush
Horace Humphrey
-
For County Trustee.
Vote for one)
n. H. Barker.
Tom Schneider,
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For Tax Assessor.
(Vote for one)
Randolph Howell
A. shelton.
For Constable First civil District.
(Vote for two)
Simon Adams.
Charles A. Baker.
Luke spogue
MARY,
For Governor
Vote for one)
w. r. CrRbtree,
a, II. Roberts.
70, l.. Writ
For Congress
,(Vots for one,)
John A. Moon
Joe v. Williams
For state Senator.
Vote for one)
Eugene Bryan.
l.. ID. Miller.
Fred s. shepherd,
For the Lower House.
Vote for three)
Hays Clark.
D. M. Coleman.
7. u, Fletcher
A. M. clifford
John HailberE.
Samuel Julian
John j. Lively
John 8. wrinkle
For Railroad Commissioner.
Vote for one,)
II. X. Bryson,
George N. welch.
For Member state Primary Democratic
Board.
vote for two)
~. ii. Haston
Frank j.. Lynch.
10. ii. williams
BALLOT FOR REPUBLICAN PR.
MARY.
FOR Governor.
(vote for one)
Z & 4. E Essn.
Jesse NJ. IIittieton.
A. A. Taylor.
T. y. Peck
FOR Member state Republican Primary
Board.
vote for twoD
n l., Burnett,
~. c. Carter
John H. Early.
J. D. Elliott.
For state senstor.
(vote for one.)
y. II. Bragg.
y. J. Krueai. A
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