Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
IINlCRATS NAME JOHN f.
WILSON FOR ASSEMBLYMAN
- NOMINATED OVER CALVIN
,-rNruAN MORE THAN 2 TO 1
D Cochran Loses Out For Sheriff,
4. Nomination Going to c. w.
Craham-Other Contests.

Craham-Other contests.
,ido from the entry of women in
.,Fties a novel sight to many as they
,aened to qualify to vote at the
.-,iuc election, there was much ac-
.-tv among Smyrna and Duck Greek
goDdred Democrats at the primary
..,ion which was held Saturday .af-
sroOn. The contest in Smyrna over
m should be the nominee for repre-
sDative resulted in naming John 2.
wilson. Smyrna, receiving 1853 votes
nsr Calvin E. Newman, of Clayton,
q ,bo received but 73 votes. John E.
gikon the nominee, is one of Smyr-
,sls best known and most representa-
Ne citizens. He is engaged in the
riware and agricultural implement
usness and is a member of Smyrna's
@ |@ TWn Council from the Sixth Ward.
M fght for State Senator does not
sne up at this election, Senator L.
u Price being hold over member.
here was also more or less interest
the fight for the nomination for
n asif, a number in this vicinity be-
rg active for Chief of Police Lee
Cochran, of Smyrna. The latter
a out, the nomination going to Con-
table Charles W. Graham, of Ken
q! n, equally as well known and popu-
b. locally. The nomination for Lew
d Mrt Commissioner of this district
n Tnt easily to Henry l. Beers, of
u ## lFer, prominent citizen and a wide
u Eake engineer. The nomination for
ahner went to Luther Needles, of
Eford. Democratic primaries thru
n ut Kent county generally were at
tHdsd with considerable interest.
@ being several spirited contests
3 places in the county ticket. Spe- |
d interest was felt in the nomina- |
Z for the three County Commits
E'E who will succeed the present
Court. The First district, includ-
@ he First, Second, Third and Fifth
esentative districts, had two can
ates, EnOch Y. Williams, of Ken
member Of the Levy Court, and
n HHg l. Beers, of Dover. The latter
% 0y majority of 81. The contest
N ne other two County Commission
including the Second district. COM
n n @d Of the Fourth, Sixth and Ninth
iesentatlve districts and the Third
! Alc'' composed of the Seventh.
aIh and Tenth Representative dis
~ resulted as follows: Second dis
HI In-George P. Scotten, 139; John
Sleldrake, 513; Henry Williams.
" FOR the Third district-George
adnan, unOpposed.
y cochran Loses Fight For Sheriff
harles W. Graham, of Kenton. was
minated for sheriff, receiving 528
Ta1 nesi Lee R. Cochran, Smyrna, 4O1:
w .alaIn NJ Hughes, Masten's Corner.
'~o Samuel F. Minner, Harrington
,..i.rtl lOr cOroner-Luter Needles was
h. minated a,I with 688 votes; w. D. En-
1s 90 jonathan Jacobs, A86; Oliver
|s,Isl I1anerty' 426. For county comp
Ii' 'Ie place so long and So eff
\. .-Iy 9.i leid by H. B. Grieves-Thomas
/. isuIn' Of Willow Grove, was win
\ ~. uer Clarence D. Clarke, the vote ,
1 ~ 4. 9 Meredith, 967; Clarke, 959. J
l ~ ra.'i,scg second district, ]. Seward Dali
s,'1 .gelVed 223 votes and Charles !
/ lrr.lS, sl zOz. In the Third Senator {
Trus -s'llct' State Senator Charles D.
IN paey pat was renominated, receiving :
]. 'V'eS' TO $50 for Cooper GruwelI !
',n L Wilson For Representative. :
r,Ir;s Il ul9 e First Representative district. d
N I II. l. Newman received 73 votes Y
Son. sy'n L. Wilson, 15S. For tbe
In gp representative district. VIII
lSD b. 4 harrington was nominated. :
RssD,s,...l hawkins withdrawing. Third i
r1s' r%s'entative ,as district-Hsrrv '' p q q
G.ors. % l5S; Howard W. Hilyard. 70; !
satstira e. Fratt, l16. Fourth Repre- !,
y Robert uSTtrlet-Roland t L. Boyer, F F
seOrssss.'.. D. Schneider, 81. Sixth + =
q Wslta'' Wa'lVe district-Alvin FARRELL. -"
lsnjD,ta5' Ss'flets 3 the following were
Edg1 , ~, Without contest: Fifth
shI|p Ipn; + Eighth-Edward Dill:
aa P M. n Noble; Tenth-Benia-
y Ridoslr,,' Prothonotary-Daniel =
sopslv lSsiy g,.Y,! was renominated unani- n n
ter of u;,, %llllam H. Willis, for req Il L
d sllls' also was unopposed. u
so'd and ]. t. Jones Named. ;,
4 ,saa' new county committee chosen n n
lat di't,. stlaLe election is as follows: Ii
ll,res. ss..lct-M. V. Ford. John r o.
B. TPseOnsd-JOhn Pans, W. Tarburton. Il
ssols4. 4TSoghley; Third-Robert Fl d,
,sllGGans; IFSittG--H. FiftH M. Case, Henry T
~ 6. Ruth HasI1tt:h-James L. WOlcott. II
edtson. 00Spkins; Sixth-William M m
s'hth-E,nsst. nsst.eTn5thmAlfred n PoOre; tt
ah-Tb0 latEh Tasst F. Killen, ]. A. Grav: fe
'l'snley. s Tss A. Kirby, Henry b,
ssaaiaed h. ne committee met and h:
,'ae H. Hn. 'ne selection of Hon. Sc
sSaaey, srst tugnes' chairman; r. R. Sc
's''tt seeonl nmlee-chairman; James L. f.
\. lsyIasa lissSaa yiee-chairman; Her tr