The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-05
few CANDIDATES IN
PRIMARY; FOURTEEN
FILE DECLARATIONS

Only thirteen Republicans and seven
Democratic candidates for county
offices, not Including precinct commit
teemen and state convention delegate
candidates, at the May 4 primaries,
filed their declarations with the coun-
ty clerk.
Saturday marked the last day for
the filing Of declarations, under the
state law and county politicians pre-
dict an uneventful primary.
The only taste Of contest the county
will see will be among the Republi-
can candidates for recorder, and for
county commissioner from the eastern
district and among the Republican
and Democratic candidates for sheriff
The candidates for prosecuting at
torney, circuit judge, court clerk and
state legislature representatives file
their declarations with the secretary
of state.
The candidates. Republican and
Democratic, for county offices, who
filed with the clerk, follow:
Treasurer Thomas ALL. republi-
can: William F. Lee. democrat,
Recorder-Henry F. Fisher. Charles
c. Smith and Burley f. Gordon, re-
publicans; S. O. Paddock, democrat.
SneT1u-f1dTTS u. SdI i
Wadman, and Clair S. Oler, republi-
man, democrats.
Coroner-S. Edgar Bond, republican:
J. J. Grosvenor, democrat.
Surveyor-Howard H. Horton, re-
publican.
Commissioner, East district.-G, B..
Pyle, Louis N. Hampton, William J.
Curtis and J. Burlie Pyle, republicans;
Thomas Regain, democrat.
Commissioner. middle district. -
William K. Cheesman, republican;
James F. Harris, democrat.
Candidates for precinct committee
men and state convention delegates
filed their declarations Saturday, as
follows:
Frank T. Raper. Republican pre-
cinct committeeman from precinct 4,
Wayne township; William Turner,
Republican. precinct committeeman
from precinct 4, Wayne township;
George Brehm, Republican, precinct
committeeman from precinct Z. Wayne
township; Clark A. Thomas, Republi-
can, precinct committeeman from pre-
cinct s, Wayne township; John H.
Russell, Republican, precinct commit
teeman from precinct 8, Wayne town
ship; Lynn Mathews, Republican,
precinct committeeman from precinct
II. Wayne township; Isaac Prior, Re-
publican, precinct committeeman from
precinct II, Wayne township; Edwin
II. Davenport, Republican, precinct
committeeman from precinct 10,
Wayne township; S. o. Paddock
Democrat. recorder; S. A. Lott, Demo
craft, delegate to state convention
from 9Th ward: James E. Harris, Re
publican, precinct committeeman. pre-
cinct 35, Wayne township; Robert F.
Galloway, Republican, delegate tC
state convention, Washington town
ship; James P. Aiken Democrat, pre-
cinct committeeman, precinct "a
Wayne township; d. Lynn Mathews
Jr., Republican, precinct committee
man, precinct II, Wayne township;
Isaac Pryor, Republican, precinct II
Wayne township; Edwin H. Daven
port, Republican, precinct committee
man, precinct 20, Wayne township;
John H. Neiwoehner, Republican, pre-,
cinct committeeman, precinct q
Wayne township; Garfield Dixon, Re-
publican. precinct committeeman, pre-
cinct 80, Wayne township; David Ell
lebarger, Democrat, precinct commit
teeman, precinct 80, Wayne township;
Edward Timberlake, Democrat, pre-
cinct committeeman, precinct 90
Wayne township; Dick Howell, Demo
crat, precinct committeeman, Dalton
township; Thomas A. Cooper, Demo
crat, precinct committeeman, precinct
II, Wayne township; William E
Smith, Democrat. precinct committee
man, precinct u, Wayne township;
Edgar A. Fulle, Democrat, precinct