The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-03-20
PRIMARY ELECTION
NEXT TUESDAY
Voters Are Urged TO Study Tickets
In Order to Vote Correctly

where to put the crosses In order II
vote for certain candidates.
One thing 10 particularly empha'
sized, In casting a vote for presiden'
tisl nomination. They should be sure
to vote for presidential electors and
delegates TO the National Convention
For example, II a Republican voter IL
favorable to Coolidge, he should put
o before Coolidge's name IN the
majority column and also before the
m of the five presidential electors
and the thirteen delegates to the Ma
tional Convention.
In order that voters In the county
may have an opportunity to study the
various tickets, they are herewith set
down as they will appear on the bal
lots.
Republican
Majority Column
President-Calvin Coolidge.
Presidential Electors-Philo Hall,
Fred Wilson, Helen Gamble, Mrs. w.
S. I'M. Fred Chesley.
u. s. Senator-Wm. II. McMaster.
Representative, End District-Royal
L. Johnson.
superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tiOn-C. G. st. John.
Delegates to National Convention
S. II. Elrod, A. W. Campbell, John
b. Hanten, c. II. Burke, w. l.. Bak-
er. L. +. Wanzer, Dan K. Hanson,
Eunice Peabody, II. II. Hanley, Il.
o. Frescoln, r. f. Driscoll, J. o. Van
Nice, J. A. Bushfield.
Alternate Delegates-R. ID. Jones,
G.. l.. Bates, A. II. Moore, A. A.
Chamberlain, Geo. w. Burnside, p.
u. Burr, J.. Miller, Roy Willy, Il. f.
Jones, David Richards. e. e. Pat
terson, J.. j. Dunn, Mrs. c. N. Nc
1lvaine.
State Central Committeeman-W. G.
Tamblyn,
State Chairman-Geo. ". Wright.
National Commiitteeman-W. Z.
MiIligsn.
Minority Column
U. 8. Senator-Thomss Sterling.
Representative. End District-How-
ard G.. Fuller.
Superintendent of Public I~nstruc-
tion-Fred. l.. Shaw.
Independent Column
President-Hiram W. Johnson.
Presidential Electors-Alan Bogue,
Albert Norby, Il. l.. Sem, ]. H. Woo
ley, Donald Mclean.
Delegates to National Convention
Peter Norbeck, S. X. Way, Gilbert
G. Gotham, Robert A. SChaber, Chas.
J. Buell., p. w. D~augherty, Boyd
Wales, Harry ID. Sewell, E. B. Serr,
A. o. Ringsrud, c. K. Olstad, Geo. E..
Pfeifle, Olaf Eden.
Alternates Harlan J.. Bushfield,
Howard Manchester, Henry c.
Mundt, John w. Parsons, AL Jones,
w. I. Noble, Ray A. Mold, J. F. Shirk
Samuel Strsycr, w. c. Cavanaugh,
c. r. Barber, w. X. Wickersham,
Walter l.. Johnson.
Democratic
Majority Column
President-W! G. McAdoo.
Scnator-U. S. G. Cherry.
Representative. =. Reinhard.
Goyernor-Andrew S. Anderson.
Lieut.. Govcrnor-A. o. Bunde.
Sec'y of State-Fred s. Rowe.
Attorney General--F. Z. Flynn.
State Auditor-Orvills c. Short.
State Treasurer-W. II. Thompkins.
Com. School and Public Lands-E.
w. Reeves.
Railroad Commissioner-Thomas
TaubmaD.
Delegates to National Convention
Guy II. Harvey, r. l. Pixley, J. S.
Barlow, T. I. Gunderson, John T.
Cosan, ID. c. Lewis, C. A. Russell.
=. F. Ward, o. X. Fjetland, p. j.
Donahue.
Alternates-S. w. Clark, w. p. j.
Hagerty. J. e. French, j. A. Robert
son., John b. Talyor, Fred SenechaL
Frank Naeve, NJ. X. Nolan, Michael
n. Russell.
State Central Committeeman-Dan-
lie, Heaiey.
State Chairman--L. N. Grill.
National Committeeman-W. w.
Howes.
Minority CFushion)-
state y. f1Uulludu
National Committeeman-Ed J. Eng
Ter,
u. S. Senator-Mark p. Bates.
Representative, End Dstrict-Fred III
H~ildebrandt.
Governor-Eric j. Ellefson.
Lieut.. Governor-Peter Gudahl.
Sec'y Of State-Frank r., Trevor.
Attorney General-Mark w. Sheafe,
Jr.
State Audtor-M. j. Kerper.
State Treasurer-C. w. Best.
Com. of School and Public Lands
Geo. III. Taeckcr.
Railroad Commissoner-H. B. Olson
Delegates to National Convention
Andrew Z. Lee, Mrs. Mary Kothra,
w. Z. Weygint, C. r. Goss, j. b.
Vaughn, Fred A. Reinecke, Thos. l..
Costello, Mrs. Florence Jeffries.
Farmer.Labor
Majority Column -