The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-08-23
AANY CANDIDATES FILED
THEIR CERTIFICATES
With The Board of Supervisors
For Various County Offices


ton papers, under the complex law of
the sovereign State of Maryland with
the Board of Election Supervisors in
order to become full fedged and le-
gally qualified candidates for any one
of the various offices to be filled by
the nomination of candidates at the
primary election to be held on Sep
TENDER 10th next.
Up to late hour Monday evening
the candidates and their friends were
quite active in and about town, the
center of attraction being the office
of the Clerk of Supervisors of Eelec-
tons where the actions of anyone
suspected of being a candidate for
nomination were watched and COM
mented upon by the opposition, both
Democratic and Republican.
At the hour Of midnight, however,
the anxiety of the interested bnes
gave place to sigh of relief when It
became known that in some instances
there would be no primary contest,
while in others there promises to be
the hottest kind of a fight, especially
as regards members Of both the Re-
publican and Democratic State Cen
trail Committees, eight candidates Of
each party having placed their names
on file with the election officials.
For the nomination for Clerk of the
Circuit Court and for Judges of the
Orphans Court as we'll as for States
Attorney, there will be no contest
as between candidates, the re-
quired number only having filed their
papers.
The Democrats failed to file nomi-
nation papers for any of the county
offices, contenting themselves with
three. candidates for delegates to the
Democratic State Convention and
candidates for members Of the State
Central Committee, three for the lat
Ter being women.
There promises to be a contest in
the Democratic party for a candidate
for Clerk Of the Court of Appeals,
two candidate for the nomination hay
ing placed their papers with the cleo
ton officials.
The complete list of candidates both
Democratic and Republican, follows:
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court:
E. z. TOWER, Oakland.
For States Attorney:
PLAYFORD A. NAYLOR, Oak
land.
For Judges of the Orphans Court:
SILAS f. CUPPETT, Friendsville.
TRUMAN W. CASTEEL, Oakland
HENRY KAMP, Accident.
For House of Delegates:
ELLIOTT C. HARVEY, of German.
ROBERT A. C. HOWARD, of Kitz-
miller.
MARSHALL H. LOHR, of District
No. 8.
ALBERT 1IARKLEY, of Crellin.
CHARLES n. MCINTYRE, of Oak
e ARIES o. ROSS, of District
= HIN SHARTZER, of Oakland.
= ALTER W. SAVAGE, of Friends
= For Sheriff:
DJCIJnITIT ~
e HIN C. FORMAN, of Crellin
e ORGE HIPSLEY, of Mountain
= Park.
p HIN NJ. KISNER, of Pleasant
ALLEY, District No. 7.
CECIL RAMSEY, of Oakland.
ANDREW SHARTZER, of Oak
land.
LLOYD L. SKILES, of Accident.
WILLIAM E. WASS, of Guard, Dis
trict No. 2.
GEORGE D. WHITE, of Oakland.
GUY YUTZY, of Oakland.
For County Commissioner:
SIlAINLE4C n. AOIlDI VI DGGI
Park.
HORACE R. Dewitt, of Oakland.
For County Treasurer:
ebert. L. LEE, of Kitzmiller.
HCHARD j. NICHOLSON, of near
unnyside.
J. c. RILEY, of Selbysport.
CHARLES S. TELLER, of Grants
vile.
For Members of the Republican State
Central Committee:
DeCOURSEY E. BOLDEN, of Oak
land,
JOEL A. BEACHY, Of Grantsville.
A. G. BAREBACK, of Kitzmiller.
WILLIAM F. FRAZEE, of Friends
vile.
J. MILTON FIKE, of Friendsville.
HENRY C. MEYERS, of Crellin.
WILLIAM H. SMOUSE, of Oak
land