Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-10
TWOC O..P. CANDIDATES. FAIL
TO QUALIFY; ALEXANDER OUT
Anderson and Collins Just Make the Grade While
None of Socialist Office Seekers Complete
the Necessary Petitions.

Mckay of Glasgow. who had announced
his candidacy for the democratic nom
inatiOn for congress from the Second
district.
At 4 O'Clock p. M, John F. Mckay
OF NoxOn, candidate for the democratic
nomination for congress from the First
district. filed his petitions which were
still short 81 signatures, and he left
the office in a hurried attempt to OBJ
tain the balance before the expiration
of the time limit.
Papers insufficient
Not one of three socialist candi.
dates, who had filed their declara-
tons the previous day. was able to
quaIfy. These were Charles BENJAMIN
OF Flat. candidate for United States
senator; Ole Halvorson of Red Lodge,
candidate for railroad commissioner,
and Claude Section of Red Lodge, can
didate for clerk of the supreme court.
Late "Wednesday afternoon a bunch of
petitions. insufficient in volume. were
filed in their behalf.
The candidates for state and district
Offices who completed their filings
within the specified time and whose
names will appear upon the ballots at
the coming primary election, August
ID. IOliOW.
Chief justice. democratic: John ".
stanton. Great Falls: Joseph P Don
nelly Havre; Joseph r. Jackson,
Chief justice. republican; L. +. Cal
laway, Great Falls: George ". Farr.
Miles City; Frank n. Utter. Havre.
Associate justice. Democratic: John
A Matthews. Townsend: Arthur q.
Waite. Big Sandy.
Associate justice. republican: less
n. Stevens. kalispell: Miles J. Cav
anaugh, Butte: Albert P. Stark, Liv-
ingston.
Clerk supreme curt: J.. T. Carroll.
Billings. democrat; Dana NJ. Easton.
Poplar, republican.
United States senator. democratic.
Tom Stout. Lewistown: Hugh r.
Wells. Miles City; James F. O'Connor,
Livingston: Burton X. Wheeler, Butte.
United States senator, republican,:
CHARLES \. Pray. Great Falls: We'll
llngton D.: Rankin. Helena; DR.. J.. c.
F: Siegfriedt. Red Lodge; Carl W.
Riddlck, Lewistown; J.. ". Anderson.
Sidney.
Congress. democratic First dis
.rlct,: Byron E.. Cooney. Butte: John
VI. Evans. Missoula: Mrs. Maggie
Smith Hathaway. S~teyepsyiIe. Nier1
Gould. Twin Bridges.
Congress. republican First dis
trict): Washington JAY Mccormick.
M~llssoula: John Mclaughlin. Stevens,
vile: Charles f. Juttner, Butte.
congress, democratic sSecond dis
trietp: Preston b. Moss, Billings,
Congress. republican tSecond dis
trict): j. NJ. Burlingame. Great Falls:
Scott Leavitt, Great Falls: p. r. Flint,
Great Falls: John J. Fleming. Forest
Grove; Fred {. Gabriel. Malta: George
II. Kirk, Benchland; Jerome G. Locke,
Harrison F. Mcconnell.
Oscar J. Collins. Plentywood.
Railroad commissioner, democratic:
Jess r. Allen, L~ewistown: J. ".
Drake. Lewistown; f. J.
Johnson. Silver Bow.
Railroad commissioner. republican,:
I'aniel BOYLE, Helena; Walter B.
Sands. Chinook.
District judges: Fourth district.
iemocratic-John f. Patterson. Mis-
republican-E. c. Kurtz. Ham
lton: Charles n. Nadeen. Missoula;
James NJ. Self, Hamilton. Fifth dis
rict, Observation-Disclosures F.. Kelly.
Boulder. Republican-Lymans H. Ben
lett. Virginia City: c. W. Robson,
Dillon.