The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-22
GRADY ELECT|O
MATERIAL READY
FOR TILT NOV. z
Secretary of County Election Board
Receives Ballots; Be Distribut-
ed Through Voting
Precincts
COMPLETE LIST OF
CANDIDATES GIVEN
Include State and National Tickets;
Constitutional Amendments and
Referendum Be Voted on
BY People

Ballots and other material for the
November general election hav,
been received from the state elec
tion board by Henry Minnett, sec
retary of the Grady county election
board.
This material will be sent to the
election officials throughout the
county in ample time to reach its
destination before election day, No
vember 2nd, Secretary Minnett says.
Names appearing on the state bal
lot follow:
For United States senator: Scott
Ferris (democraD, j. w. Harreld,
(republican,) A. A. Bagwell social
ist.
For congressman, sixth district:
Elmer Thomas, (democrat1, L. M,
Gensman republican,, J. V. Kol-
achny, (socialiat), Alonzo Turner,
independently.
For corporation commissioner: r.
Il. Echols (democraO, f. r. Hughes
republican,, S c. Thompson (so-
cialisD.
For presidential electors: c. v.
Porter, Roberta e. Lawson, w. s.
Vernon, Ira c. Haycock, Felix c.
Duvall, j. w. McMurtry, A. McCrory
E. B. Johnson, Elmer l.. Fulton
George Trice (all democrats); Jos
eph w. Morris, Charles e. Goodwin,
w. G. Roe, James s. Mabon, A. W
Gren, Jake Sims Abbie B. Hitler
man, H. p Warfield, Daisy A. Riehl
c. II. Wilson (al republicans) Sar-
ah Giest, X E. Stiles, Flora Brinker;
Sallie |. Long, R. NJ. Price; Ed. F.
Winterburg, C. C. Guy. j. C. Cal
houn Herman Hobbie, Steve NJ. Clip
son tall socialists).
judicial Officers.
For judge criminal court of ap-
peals, eastern district: James s.
Davenport (democraU, e. S. Bessey
(republican), w. T. Banks (social
isD.
For justice of the supreme court
second district: W. H. Brown demo
crat, c. H. Elting republican, E
G. Marianell (socialisD
For justice of supreme court fifth
district: Frank M Bailey demo
craft, Geo. M. Nicholson (republi-
cam, Oliver l. Kennedy (socialisD.
For justice of supreme court,
eighth district: Robert NJ. Rainey
CdemocraO, f. E. Kennamer (repub.
lican).
For justice of supreme court, sew.
enth district: Mark L. Bozarth
(democrat. John r. Miller (republi-
cam Sam l.. Castleberry, (social-
is).
For state senator, fifteenth dis
trict l.. l.. West, (democrat, Will
liam J. Thomason republican,, w.
III. Clark, (socialisD.
For representatives: M. b. Louthan
A. L. Davis democraD, James A.
Matthews, e. e. Rankin (republi-
cans) John T. Randall and j. A.
Shower (socialists)
Four Amendments.
Four constitutional amendments
and one referendum petition will be
submitted to the voters of Okla
homa on November 2nd.
The gist of the proposition out
lined in state question No. "a is:
To veto and render imperative
Senate Bill No. Ill, passed by the
1917 Session OF the Legislature anC
approved by the Governor March. 27
1917. which act provides who shoult
be considered as practicing medi
cine; provides that any persol
claiming to practice any druglesi
system of healing must show an at
tendance upon a reputable colleg
for period of twenty-seven (27
months and pass an examination il
certain subjects before licens
shall be granted, such license whei
Issued to entitle the holder to praC
tice drugless practice only; PR
vides that one chiropractor shall b
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