The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-01-05
NEW CONSTITUTION
CONVENTION CANDIDATES
More Than Fifty Delegates are Law
yers-Three Women Have
Been Nominated.

lawyers. One of the nominees
Joshua w. Alexander of Gallatin
was secretary OF commerce in the
cabinet to President Wilson. Five
of the nominees who will undoubted-
ly be elected served in congress.
The names, addresses and occupa-
tons of the nominees, except in a
few instances where the full infor-
nation was not transmitted here, fol-
1lows:
Fusion Delegates at Large
Republicans:
A. A. Spcer, Jefferson City, banker.
William Sachs, St. Louis. banker.
Judge George H. Williams, St.
Louis, lawyer.
Mrs. Walter McNab Miller, St.
Louis, welfare worker.
Scion T. Gilmore. Kansas City,
lawyer.
Charles D. Morris, St. Joseph, ed
itor.
c. M. Shartel, Neosho, lawyer.
Democrats:
Joshua w. Alexander, Gallatin,
lawyer.
William I. johnson, Kansas City,
lawyer
A. T. Dunn. Jefferson City, law
Judge Daniel G. Taylor, St. Louis,
'"s s: B. Hunkcr Cape cirardeau,
banker.
Don c. Vernon, Lebanon, lawyer.
Mrs. W. w. Martin, Fayette,
teacher.
Named by Joint Committee, Judge
Norman A. Moseley, Poplar Bluff.
First District, Republican, John T.
Hull. Maryville, editor.
Democrat, M. Z. Ford, Maryvlle,
lawyer.
Second, Republican. G. l.. Zwick,
ST. Joseph, lawyer.
Democrat, r. Z. Culver. St. Jo-
seph, lawyer.
Third, Republican, +. G. Robinson,
Maryville, lawyer.
Democrat, Guy B. Park, Platte
City, lawyer.
Fourth, Republican, John C. Nc
Kinley, Unionville, lawyer.
Democrat, ]. c. Wilson, Bethany,
lawyer.
Filth, Republican contest.
Democrat, A. N. Gossett, Kansas
City, lawyer.
Sixth, Republican not announced. 4
Democrat, ]. A. Collett Salisbury,
lawyer.
Seventh, Republican contest.
Democrat, Joe B. Shannon, Kansas
City, lawyer.
Eighth, Republican. Frank L. At
wood, Carrollton, lawyer.
Democrat, A. M. Clark, Richmond,
lawyer.
Ninth, Republican, William +.
Frank, kirksville, lawyer.
Democrat, NJ. D. Campbell. Kinks
vile, lawyer.
Tenth, Republican, Judge b. II. |
Dyer, St. Charles, lawyer.
Democrat, John X. Baker. Fulton, |
lawyer.
Eleventh, Republican, w. II. Jack
son, Troy, lawyer.
Democrat, not announced.
Twelfth, Republican, Walter A. ID.
Higbee, Lancaster, lawyer.
Democrat, B. Hit Stewart, Ka-
hoka, farmer.
Thirteenth, Republican. James 7.
Hilton, Hannibal. lawyer.
Democrat, J. O. Allison. New Lon
Ion, lawyer.
Fourteenth. Republican, Joseph w.
Hunter, California, lawyer.
Democrat, Henry Gum, Ottcrvillc,
merchant.
Fifteenth, Republican, John H.
Boutwell,, Sedalia, lawyer. j
Democrat, Henry L. Lay, Warsaw,
awyer.
Sixteenth, Republican, John w.
Miller, Appleton City.
II, to 444tt4t H. n e+ea s Qseeela
aWyer.
Seventeenth, Republican, Charles
/. Mcclure, Warrensburg, teacher.
Democrat, Wallace Crossley, War
ensburg, editor.
Eighteenth, Republican. L. M.
Ieador, Cassville, editor.
Democrat, NJ. Z. Benton, Neosho,
awyer.
Nineteenth, Republican, L. Gun
ningham, Bolivar, lawyer.
Democrat, John S. Hamyes, Buff
alo, lawyer.
Twentieth, Republican, John E.
,ahill. Willard, banker.
Democrat, S. c. Bales, Springfield,
awyer.
Twenty-first, Republican, L. M.
Ienson, Poplar Bluff. lawyer.
Democrat, J. R. Daniels, Piedmont, !
lwyer.
Twenty-second, Republican, Mrs. I
I. E. Morrow. West Plains. lawyer. '
Democrat, Robert Lamar. Hous-
On. lawyer. ?
Twenty-third. Republican. T. J. h
rown, Charleston, lawyer. I
Democrat, Ralph Wammack, Il
loomfield. lawyer. C
Twenty-fourth. Republican. A. H. e
[arrison, Steelville, lawyer.
Democrat. Frank H. Farris. Rolla' IL
wyer.
Twenty-fifth, Republican, DR.. il
lonzo Tubbs. Owensville, physi- p
an. p
Democrat, Arthur v. Ashley. Clay s.
N, lawyer. d
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