The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-23
l60 CANDIDATES
FOR STATE JOBS
TO co ON BALLOT

| Helena-Petitions Of more thar
100 candidates seeking nominations
i for state offices and district Judge,
lships in the primary election. Aug
26 next, were being checked by the
secretary of state Friday preparatory
certification and entry on the pr.
airy ballots.
Representative of five parties en-
cred declarations as candidates for
aominations, contests developing for
the majority Of the officers in the
wo major parties. Although enly
wo Farmer-Labor candidates filed.
spokesman for the party announced
complete state ticket would prob
ably be written in at the primary.
Only one candidate filed on the Soci-
ist and independent ticket.
Candidates filing late Thursday
were o. F. Clark, Farmer-Labor, Mis-
soula, for state railroad commission
er; ]. w. Allison, Republican, Butte,
for United States senator; j. Skin
er, Socialist, Livingston, lieutenant
overnor; w. r. Rhodes, Great Falls,
md James Ratle.'ge, Butte, Demo-
cratic, for lieutenant governor; Ira
c. Covert, Democrat, Billings, state
auditor; James Sulgrove, Choteau,
nd w. M. Black, Shelby, Republican,
Judge Nineteenth district.
Candidates seeking the nominations
of their respective parties in the pri-
mary election August 26, next, fol-
follow
United States Senator
nemocratic-united States Sena-
or nomas ]. Walsh, ,l9l2-1924.
Republican-Attorney General We'll
ngton d. Rankin, Helena; r. w.
Kemp, Missoula; Frank B. Linderman. |
Nallspell; j. w. Allison, Butte.
Farmer Labor. w. Anderson,
'idney.
Observation-Disclosures F. Juttner,
Butte.
Representative to Congress
First district-Republican: H. c.
culln5n, Alger; Frank Eliel, Dillon; 7
Iohn Mclaughlin, StevensviIle, Demo-
rate: Representative John w. Ev-
ms, Missoula; Byron E. Cooney,
Rutte; J. r Mclean, Whitefish; John
F. Mckay, Noxon.
Second district-Republican: Rep
'esentative Scott Leavittc, Great
salls; Robert YelIowtail, Lodge Gras.
'threequarter blood Crow indian).
Democratic: Charles e. Collett, Sid
,ey; James L. Duffy, Havre; Joseph
xirschwing, Great Falls Farmer
labor; Charles e. Taylor, Plenty
wood.
Associate Justice Supreme Court
Republican Associate Justice
sharles III. Cooper, Helena; Miles ]
5avanaugh, Butte; Frank Arnold.
Democratic John A. Mathews
'ownsend; Walter L. Pope, Missoula.
Governor Il
Republican-Gov. Joseph M. Dix
n, Helena; Lee Dennis, Great Falls l.
tate aiload and public service com
aissioner- II
Democratic. G. Denny, Butte; j.
! Erickson, Kalispell; Miles Room ]
ey, Hamilton; Roy E. Eyers, Great d
alls; Samuel J. Hapton, Belgrade.
Farmcr-Labor-Frank j. Edwards,
elena.
Lieutenant Governor. III
Republican Lieut.. Gov. Nelson
tory Jr., Bozenan;. M. S. Galasso s
ute: w. S. Mccormack, KaIispell
G. Linebarger, Harve.
town; Frank Fl. Cooncy. Missoula.
nemocratic-Daniel j. Burke. Lew. !,
II. Goodman. Townsend: Lcwiidce
'itte' Dan Heslv. Livingston; w. BIT
hoads, Great Falls; James Rattl-
Ire, Butte.
Socialist. Skinner, Livingston.
Attorney General In
Republican--Ioy j. Molumby, Grea. I.
si'~' Edmond @. Toomey. Helena: !.
Foot, Choteaus r. D. rheIan, Hell !,
d.
Democr9tIc--C. r.. Carlson, Boze i
eserefary of State
kerublicar--secretary of Stat
aarles z. Stewart. Helena: O. II ".
nod. Helena, state treasurer.
Democratic--A. III. Bowman, Tfar- 4
7: ]. NJ Brandiord, Roman: Sam w to
itcheIl Butte: Joseph Oker. Helena;
senhine Spri9gs. Townsend. S,
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