The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-01-06
HARMONY REICNS
in THE LEGISLATURE


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This left a clear field for the Louis
vile Senator. as all other opposition
had dropped out OF the race Sunday.
Senator Simmons announced his
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When Ira ID. smith, OF Hopkinsville.
from the speakership race It
was understood and announced that
Mr. Smith. as the first contender In
the race for Speaker TO withdraw.
would receive the honor Of presiding
over the caucus. This morning, how
ever, the plan was changed at the
suggestion OF a number OF members,
and Mr. Smith presented the name OF
Mrs. Fanery to be the presiding Of
ficer.
Mrs. Flanery's election was made by
cheers. In her speech Of acceptance
she said she deemed the donor to be a
tribute to the womanhood OF kentuc-
KY, and assured the members that she
would give a square DEAF in the eau
Gus elections.
Mr.. Howes was made temporary
clerk by reclamation, and later elect
"a to be Clerk of the Caucus. and nom
mated without opposition for the
clerkship OF the House.
The name OF Mr.. Thompson as can
didate Tor the Speakership was pre-
sented by William Boiling, OF Branden-
burg, and seconded by Claude ID. Mi
nor. OF Perryville. There was no 9th
Or nomination, and Mr.. Thompson was
elected by reclamation.
The first rivalry came with the nom
nation OF w. j. kuh, OF louisville,
Ind Mr.. Wicker Tor the position OF As
'istant Clerk OF the House. The latter
Won on roll call. and his nomination
~ IT. 1 Ts, a.'a, .,.n !.
J. CIyens Dixon Of Henderson,. Mrs
Robards McGinnis Of Franlsfor, NOM
mated by II a Dufv on Cvnthians
md Miss Virginia Thomas Of Frank'
ort. nominated bv Arch M ouarles
4 FRANKFORT were the candida,as sor
he most Of EnroIline clerk Miss To.
in won ON the first ballot
Two ballots were necessary ~ the
nomination OF a Sergeant nj Arms
Major IonRmire I p Morris ~ An
lerson county: leon n Wabh ~
.etcher county. and w. c. Jacobs Of