The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-23
PRIMARY ELECTION
NEXT TUESDAY
Voters of Montana viii Select Dele
gates to National Conventions and
Elect Presidential Electors.

Qualified electors of Montana vii
go to the polls next Tuesday, May 27tl
and cast their ballots in their party
primary for presidential preference
delegates to the four scheduled ma
tional conventions and name the presi
Dental electors for the different par
ties.
Previous to this year the Montans
preferential primary was held 6
month earlier. The last session oi
the state legislature changed the time
for holding the election and made sew
eral changes in the form of the bal.
lot to be used.
This year, the voters will find a
dirth of candidates for presidential
and vice-presidential honors on the
ballot. On the republican ballot Cal
vim Coolidge is the only candidate for
president and on the democratic tick
ct the only name is that of VIM. G.
McAdoo. The farmer-labor and So
cialist parties have no presidential
candidates and there are no vice-presi-
Dental candidates on any Of the tick
cts.
The republican voters will register
a choice for seven delegates at large
from the state and two from each of
the states congressional districts, of
which there are two. The names of
thirty-nine candidates appear on the
ballot for election as delegates to the
republican national convention.
Twenty-nine democrats seek to at
tend the national convention in New
York City. Democratic voters will
select eight for these positions. The
farmer-labor party voters will name
to delegates out Of ten appearing on
the ballot.
The socialist party has a candidate
for president in George H. Goehel and
members of this political party will
vote for two delegates to their con-
vention.
The republican ballot is as follows:
For president-Calvin Coolidge.
For presidential electors-Mary G.
Bartos, DR.. James III. Irwin, W. D..
Kyle, George e. Smell.
For delegates at large to national
convention-W. R. Allen, Mrs. George
Berry, Carl L. Brattin, w. j. Brennan,
Harry B. Brooks, E. F. Burmeister,
Thomas d. Campbell, A. B. Cook, P.
Dirmeyer, Ben. II. Ford, Arthur P.
Fox, George o. Freeman, Grace Gard
ner, Vaughn L. Gardner, L. D. Glenn,
w. F. Greusel, w. H. Hoover, Mary E.
Jones, Chas. F. Juttner, John Lind
quist, Robert Orr Mcmillan, r. C. Nc
Williams, VIM. J. O'Haire, DR.. w. B.
Rogers, w. A. Selvidge, Jess H. Stew
ems.
For delegates, national convention,
second congressional district-Robert
A. (Honey Boy) Bray, Herbert R.
Campbell, Oscar ]. Collins, Chas. Haf-
tie, Hugh M. Jones, Mrs. A. E. Nc
Leish, James w. Speer.
The democratic ballot reads:
For president-Wm. G.. McAdoo.
For presidential electors-H. j. Call
houn, Patrick Carney, G. E. LaFolette,
Mrs. Henry L. Sherlock.
For delegate to the national con-
vention-E. N. Alley, Thomas Arthur,
VIM. G. Bernard, Ed Burke, Thomas
e. Carey, ]. Burke Clemens, H. P.
Cope, E. J. (Red) Cummins, Hugh
DAILY, w. B. George, Henry Good, Mrs.
w. W. Hamilton, DIR. Ellis A. john
ston Chas. ]. Kelly, e. B. Kiamee, J.
Bruce Kremer, William II. Maioney,
James J. Mccarthy, J. P. Mclean,
Tom McTague, Fred r. Munger, James
F. O'Connor, Wade R. Parks. David ].
Ryan, S. v. Stewart, M. ]. Walsh,
Thomas J. Walsh.
The farmer-labor ballot reads:
For presidential electors-W. R.
Duncan, John M. Johnson, s. B. Da-
wilson, Chas. Gildea, Jasper Haaland.
Jr-, A. L. HaiIsig, VIM. P. Philgeram.
Ole Sanvik, Clair Stoner, Charles E.
Taylor, p. ]. Wallace
The socialist ballot reads:
Fer prrsiSsut--Geox9e Fl. GoebeI.
For presidential electors-M. Beach,
j. G. Clark, Fl. X. Schneider. Lucy A.
Wilburn.