The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12
NOMINATIONS IN STATE FOR
LEGISLATURE
Nominations For House.

nOmlHaClonS 70 the house OF Repre-
sentatives follow:
Adair and Taylor-Noah 10y, un
opposed Democrat; E. P. Murrah, Re
publican.
AHen-R. o. Huntsman, Republi
can
Anderson-Emery Fraser, Demo
lcrat.
Ballard and Carlisle-Charles L
Barnes, unopposed Republican.
Bath and Rowan. T. Jennings
unopposed Republican.
Bell-H. F. Reed, Democrat; J. F
Bosworth, unopposed Republican.
Boone and Grant-G. w. Tolin
Democrat.
Bourbon. S. Thompson, unop-
posed Democrat.
Boyd-Mrs. NJ. c. Flanery, unop-
posed Democrat, Sam Vagh, Repub-
ican.
Boyle. D. Minor, unopposed
Democrat.
Bracken and Pendleton-
Breathitt and Lee-James H. John
son, unopposed, Republican.
Breckenridge and Hancock-C. w.
Newman, Republican, leading.
Built and Spencer-S. G. Thorn
berry, unopposed, Democrat.
Butler and Edmonson-R. E.
Skaggs, Republican
Caldweu-G. Rice, unopposed,
Democrat: W. T. Garner, Republican.
Galloway Lee Clark, Democrat
Campbell-(66th District)-
Campbell-(67th District)-
Carroll and Gallatin-Oscar Vest,
Democrat. -
Casey and Russell
Christian-U. d. Smith, unopposed,
Democrat: N. B. Maloney, Republi-
can.
Clark-H. B. Thompson, Democrat,
Clay and Owsley-
Clinton and Cumberland
Crittenden and Livingston-H.
Walter Pierce, unopposed Democrat;
L. Mcdonald, Republican.
Daviess (City District)-B. Payne,
Democrat.
\ Daviess County District)-D. D.
Thornberry, Democrat.
Elliott and Lawrence McClelland
Summons, unopposed Republican.
Estill and Jackson
Fayette (City District)-
Fayette County District)-Arch
IL. damllCOn, Democrat.
Fleming-Arthur Saders, Democrat
Floyd
Franklin-Arch NJ. Uarles. Demo-
crat.
Fulton and Hickman-W. T. Walk
er. Democrat.
Garrard-J. H. Tomblinson, unop-
posed Democrat.
Graves
Green and Hart-Bryant Green
unopposed Democrat.
Greenup-W. S. Montgomery, Re.
publican.
Hardin-Charles A. Nelson, unop
posed, Democrat.
Harlan and Leslie
Harrison H. C. Duffy, Democrat.
Henderson-G. Owens Divon, un.
opposed, Democrat.
Henry and Owen-Ed. A. Guillion
Snopposed, Democrat; George d
Aontfort, Jr., unopposed, Republi
Hopkins-N. u. Toombs, Demo
crat.
Jessamine-Rufus Lisle, Democra
johnson and Martin
Kenton (Sixty-third District)-
Keuton (Sixty-fourth District)-
Kenton (Sixty-Fifth District)-
Kaott and Magoffin-
LArue and Neison-B. A. Muster
Democrat.
Laurel and ReckcastleA Charles A
Chandler, Republican.
catcher and Perry-M. Cornett
Republican.
Lewis. L. Trumbo, Republican
Logan Race between M. R. Har
gan and p. A. Day for Democratic
1omination in doubt.
Lyon and Marshall
Madison
Marion
Nason-H. C. Hawkins, unoppose'
Democrat.
HcCracken-C. d. McCull, Demo
GRAFT
NcCreary and Wayne
Nclean-T. G. Willis, Democrat.
Neade-William Boiling, Democrat
Nenifee and Montgomery-S. B
Iane, unopposed Democrat.
Mercer and Washington-A. w
Dorsey, unopposed Democrat; A. m
Wash, unopposed Republican.
Netcalfe and Monroe
Morgan
Muhlenberg-A. j. McCandless
Republican.
Nicholas and Robertson-S. n
Moore, unopposed, Democrat.
Ohio-D. H. Godsey, unopposeC
Democrat; N. A. Jones, leading i
race for Republican nomination.
Oldham and Trimble-Raymon
Button, Democrat.
Pike
Powell and Wolke-Sherman Rot
bins, unopposed, Republican.
Pulaski-Race between GeOrg
Thompson and Benjamin Albetso
for Republican nomination still i
doubt.
Scott-George c. Waggonel
Democrat.
Shelby|ohn E. Brown, unoI
posed, Democrat.
Simpson-Dr. w. L. Gossett, unoI
posed, Democrat.
Todd-Edgar Hadden, Democrat.