The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-12
SIX XT0WNS WILL
ELECT OFFICERS
Primaries March 10 and
Elections Called for
April 5

Political offices IN the smaller
..wns in Tulsa county are going beg
Ing. not more than half of the Of
fees having been filed for by pros
pective candidates for the primaries
which will be held March Is, for
elections April 5. Little interest has
been shown except in contests for
,Nr office OF school trustees. where
thc majority of filings with Leo =.
Quinn, secretary OF tho Tulsa county
lection board. have been for nomi-
nation to this body
Following are tho filings which
we're received by the election board
rrior to closing of filing time, last
saturday;
skiatook: For Mayor-None.
civ Clerk--W. G. Hubbard and f.
= Mcvay, Independent. City Mar
snali.-Noue. City Treasurer--John
Atchison and a. L. Townsend, pdC-
nc~dont school BOARD Treasurer
N1nc. Justice OF Peace-W. D.
Trustees Ruben Dye. No. ?; J. Il.
Tr2patrici, No. 5 J. n. sherman.
80 I: J. IT, LeGoullor. No. ! l.. II.
Kicffcr, No. 9; George stephens,
NJ ,.
Broken Arrow; Mayor--MiRe
MtNcnnn, democrat Knox NJ.
Rove. democrat; w. W. Walton. re-
publican; NJ. c. Williams. republic
an. city Clerk-M. McAnally. dom-
ocrat Chief of Police--Charies
Rurdette, democrat; T. II. Matthews,
independent; a. U. Bradshaw, re-
publican. School Trustees-W. T.
Brunbaugh. No. 2; U. J.. Lee. No. I ;
L. Il. Modes, No. / A. II. McGechie,
county district; Mary l.. .Larrick
No 4; j. c. Willbeat, No. 4; NJ,
Murray, No. 3; c. c. Waid, No. 2.
Street Commissioned. Il. Finley,
Walingford. republican. Treasurer
Of school Board-W. Il. Parr, demo
crat; II. Il. Berndrd. Alderman
A. j. Kenton. No. 2, republican: f.
NJ Keener, No. 4, democrat; c. l..
Foster, No. 3, republican.
ocrat; II. u. Bernard
Bixby: Two tickets, citizens and
peoples. Citizens; Clerk--Fred j
Port Treasures Presley
Justice of Peace-U. S. Bolton. City
Trustees-S. r. Lowman, No. / n
W. Long. No. q Wilson Brown. No
.. Peoples: Clerk-Thomas Bras
field Treasurer-W. }. Cross. JUS
tice Of Peace-U. S. Bolton. Trustees
r.. c. Butler. No. /; d. o. Harder
No. 2; J. w. Stiltz, No. 3. School
Trustees--F. r. Quig and j. NJ
Henderson, independent
jerks: School Trustee--W. C.
Gates No. /: Andrew Spears No. ?;
z. l.. Doles, No. 3; Gall independently
School Treasurer. f. Black.
Red Fork; City Clerk--Edward
Schlicht and w. A. Miller, indepen.
dent. City Treasurer-Roy Henry
City Trustees--A. ]. Tate, No. I, in.
dependent: s. T. Cordray, No. I, In
dependent; Amos Calhoon, No. /
independent; u. e. Euffmen. No. 2
independent: j. NJ. Fr edman, No
2, independent: G. u. Steininger, No
B. independent; j. B. Dement,. No. 5
independent.
Sand Springs: Mayor-George s
Brown, republican, and Larry G.
Hin2. democrat. Treasurer o
School Board-O, F. Stewart, repub-
lican; @. Ciociola. republican: +. S
Daniel democrat. School Tyustees-
Ruth l.. Gibbs, No. 2. Democrat; r
r. Harris, No. 4, democrat. II. a
Landreth, rural: +. d. Heat. No. 2
republican,; George r. Wilson, No.
republican; l.. Matthews, No. 4, re.
publican; John Hall, No. 10, rural
democrat; Harry Wilder, No. 10
democrat; w. d. williams, No. 10
republican; c. II. Tingly, No. 8. re.
publican; w. ID. Willett, No. /. dem
ocrat; J. j. stephens, No. 3; Mrs
LoueIia Hixson. No. ?; j. w. Rus