The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-09
TICKETS COMPLETE
FOR PRESIDENTIAL
PRIMARIES MAY, Il
% DEMOCRATS, SO REPUBLI-
CANS FILE FOR DELEGATES
FARMER-LABOR AND SOCIAL
lists HAVE NO CONTEST-PRI-
MARY MAY q.

Ninety-nine names will appear on
the ballot at the presidential prlm-
airy to be held on May 27 to select
delegates to the various national con-
ventions and for the people to- eX-
press their choice for president, ac-
cording to the complete filings for
the various places on file In the Office
eff the secretary Of state.
The list of candidates follows:
FARMER
Vice President Of the United States
Lynn J. Frazier.
Presidential Electors-W. K. Dun
! can, Hamilton; John M. Johnson,
Helena; Emma Salisbury, Plenty
wood.
Delegates at large National Con-
vention-J. w. Anderson, Sidney; 5.
! S. Davidson, Great Falls; Charles
Gildea, Butte; Jasper Haelig, Miles
City; William P. Pigeram, Armitage;
Hale Sandvik, Harlem.
Delegates at Large to National
Convention-Clair StOner, Plenty
wood; Charles E. Taylor, PlentywOcd;
P. J. Wallace, Great Falls.
DEMOCRATS
President of the United States
William G. McAdoo.
Presidential Electors-H. j. Cal
houn, Columbus; Patrick Carney,
Waterloo; Edwin L. Norris, Great
Falls; Mrs Henry L. Sherlock, Town
send.
Delegates at Large to National
Conventional. N. Alley, Libby; Sam
L. Anderson, Butte; Thomas Arthur,
Billings; H. E. Benjamin, Shelby;
William o. Bernard Harlem; Ed.
Burke, Anaconda; Thomas E. Carey,
Helena; J. Bourke Clements, Helena;
H. P Cope, Srnburst; E. J. ("Red'O
Cummins, Deer Lodge; Hugh Daily,
Butte; w. B. George. Billings; Henry
Good, Whitefsh; Mrs w. w. Hamil-
ton, Dodson; Dr. Ellis A. Johnston
Helena; Charles J. Kelly, Butte; E.
B. Kramer, Butte; J. Bruce Kremer
Butte; William H. Maloney, Butte;
James J. Mccarthy, Butte; Tom Nc
Tague, Deer Lodge; Fred r. Munger
Lewistown; James F. O'Connor, Liv-
ingston; Wade r. Parks, Plains; Dav-
id ]. Ryan. Great Falls; S. V. Stew
art, Helena; M. J. Walsh, Butte;
Thomas J. Walsh, Helena.
REPUBLICAN.
President of the United States
Calvin Coolidge.
Presidential elevtors-May c. Bar,
tos, Helena; Frank c. Davis, Lewis
town; DR.. James H. Irwin, Great
Falls; W. D. Kyle, Butte; George E
Smell, Billings.
Delegates at Large National Con
vention-W. r. Allen, Coolidge; Mrs
George H. Berry, Glasgow; Carl L
Brattin, Sidney; w. J. Brennan, Kali
ispell; Harry B. Brooks. Chinook; E
F. Burmeister, Harlowton; Thomas d
Campbell, Hardin; A. B. Cook, Town
send; E. P. Dirmeyer, Superior; Bel
H. Ford, Helena; Arthur P. Fox, Kal
ispell; George 0. Freeman, Helena
Vaughn L. Gardner, MissoUla; Grac
Gardner, Butte; L. D. Glenn, Har
lowtOn; w. F. Greusel, Billings; w
I H. Hoover, Great Falls; Mary E
Jones. Chinook; Charles F. Juttne1
Butte; John Lindquist, Butte; Rob
ert Orr Mcmillan, Havre; F. G. Nc
Williams, Great Falls; William j
! O'Haire, Sunburst; DR.. W. B. Rcd
gers, White Sulphur Springs; w. A
Selvidge, Billings; Jess H. Stevens
4 Kalispell
: Delegates from First Compression
: al District-Grace Catlin, Missoula
: Vora Blanch DeLane, Libby; Howar
, A. Johnson, Boulder; William J
Il Jones, Anaconda; J. A. Poore, Butte.
: Delegates from Second Congress
$ sional District-Robert A. (Hone
: Boy) Bray. Big Timber; Herbert F
: Campbell, Great Falls: Oscar J. Col
Inns, Plentywocd; Charles Hattie
Z Baker; Hough M. Jones, Great Falls
n Mrs. A. E. Mclean, Fort Benton
James w. Speer, Great Falls.
SOCIALIST
e President of the United States